Labor Force Survey 1998-1999

Nepal, 1998 - 1999

Reference ID

NPL_1998_LFS_v01_M

Producer(s)

Central Bureau of Statistics

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Ward (ward)

Data file: nlfs

Overview

Valid: 74622

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

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End: 21

Width: 2

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Questions and instructions

Literal question

Ward/ Sub-ward:

Interviewer instructions

There are exactly nine wards in each VDC, and between nine and 35 wards
in each municipality depending upon the geographical area and population of the
municipality. Most of the urban wards, as well as a few large VDC wards, have been split into
a number of smaller subwards to make the listing work easier. Write the number of the ward
in the first two boxes, (01 to 09 for VDCs and 09 to 35 for municipalities). Then enter the
number of the subward (01 etc.) in the third and fourth boxes. If no subwards have been
created, enter 00. In the case of the new municipalities where a selected ward has been
created from two old VDC wards, enter the new ward number in the first two boxes, and then
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the number of the selected old VDC ward in the third and fourth boxes. These numbers will
be supplied to you by headquarters.

Description

Definition

Ward is the smallest administrative unit in Nepal. Each VDC has 9 wards.

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