Household coping strategies have shown improvement, with a decline in consumption-based strategies. The proportion of households with a high reduced Coping Strategy Index decreased significantly, from 47% to 2%, while those with low or medium index increased to 87%. Despite this improvement, many households continue to rely on emergency livelihood coping strategies, with 42% using such strategies.

Household income and expenditures have increased, with a large portion spent on food and medical expenses. Further details on household coping strategies and income sources are available, including information on primary sources of income and expenditure breakdowns.