2. For occupied permanent private housing units - Household characteristics.
2.08 The form of water supply used in this housing unit is:
[] 1 Public water supply system
[] 2 Spring or well in property
[] 3 Spring or well outside the property
[] 4 Carro-pipa (water tank truck)
[] 5 Rainwater stored in cistern
[] 6 Rainwater stored in another way
[] 7 Rivers, ponds, lakes, and streams
[] 8 Other
[] 9 Spring or well in the village
[] 10 Well or spring outside the village
2.08 - The source of water used in this home is:
In the case of the existence of different sources of water, mark the first in the order listed. Depending on the situation, record:
1 - Piped Water: When water supply consists of a direct connection from household, land or property where it is located, with a general network, which consists of a set of interconnected pipes leading to water withdrawal in the consumption points.
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2 - Spring or well on property: When water supply occurs from wells or springs located on the ground or on the property where the household is built.
3 - Spring or well not on property: When water supply occurs from wells or springs located outside the property where the household is built.
4 - Water Truck: When water supply used as household water is transported by tank car.
5 - Rainwater Tank: When water supply is from rainwater stored in tanks, cement box, etc.
6 - Rainwater stored not in tank: When water used is from rainwater stored in containers, plastic tanks, etc.
7 - Rivers, ponds, lakes and streams: When water supply comes from rivers, ponds, lakes and streams.
8 - Other: When water supply for the household comes in other way than those previously mentioned.
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9 - Spring or well in the village: When water supply from comes from wells or springs located within the village.
10 - Spring or well somewhere else: When water supply comes from wells or springs located outside the village.
Questions 9 and 10 can only be marked for indigenous regions.