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IIIème Recensement Général de la Population et de l’Habitat, 16-30 août 2002 - IPUMS Subset

Rwanda, 2002
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Ministère des Finances et de la Planification Economique, Commission Nationale du Recensement, IPUMS
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Occupation (RW2002A_OCC)

Data file: RWA2002_PHC-P-H

Overview

Type: Discrete
Start: 252
End: 254
Width: 3
Range: -
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
<span class="h2">Population aged 6 years or more</span>
<br />[Questions 16-25.]</p>

<p><span class="h3">Active Population/currently employed or previously employed</span>
<br />[Questions P22-P25]</p>

<p><svar a="all" v="RW02A424">P22. Current or past occupation<br /><div class="i1">What is (was) the main occupation of ____?<br /><br />Write down in full the occupation of the named person.<br />If several occupations, write down only the main occupation.<br />____<br />_ _ _</div><br /></svar>
Categories
Value Category
101 Army forces
111 Member of government and parliament
112 Public sector, administration / professional
113 Traditional chief / village head
114 Directors and higher professionals in specialized institutions
121 Directors
122 Professionals, medium level, for production and operations
123 Other professionals
131 Business owner and manager
211 Physicists, chemists and assimilated
213 Computer specialists
221 Life sciences specialist
222 Physicians and assimilated (except nurses and other health professionals)
223 Nurses and midwives
231 University professor, and higher education teacher
232 Secondary education teachers
233 Primary education and kindergarten teachers
235 Other teaching specialists
241 Specialists of administrative tasks and trade in private enterprises
242 Lawyers
244 Specialists in social and human sciences
245 Writers, creative artists and other artists
246 Religious person, clergyman
299 Professionals, not specified
311 Technician of physical and technical sciences
313 Technicians for optical and electronic devices
321 Technicians and assimilated workers for health and life sciences
322 Intermediary occupations for modern medicine (excluding nursing personnel)
323 Intermediary occupations for nurses and midwives (nursing aid)
324 Traditional medicine practitioner and traditional healer
331 Intermediary occupations of primary education
334 Intermediary occupations of education, other cases
341 Intermediary occupations of finances and trade
344 Intermediary occupations of public administration in customs and tax revenue services
346 Intermediary occupations of social work
347 Intermediary occupations of creative arts, show business, and sports
348 Non religious (secular) assistant for cults
399 Technicians and associated, not specified
411 Secretary and computer keyboard operator (data entry typist)
412 Clerks for accounting and financial services
413 Clerks for procurement and organization of transportation services
414 Clerks for library, mailing services and assimilated
419 Other clerks (office work)
421 Casher, counter clerk and assimilated
422 Clerks for hotel reception desk and customer information
512 Intendant (Stewart, registrar) and personnel for restaurant services
513 Health personnel (nursing aid) and assimilated
514 Other personnel for direct services to private persons
516 Personnel for security and protection services
521 Mannequin and other models
522 Salespersons and shop demonstrators (commercial products)
523 Salespersons on stalls and markets
611 Farmers, and qualified workers for producing cash crops
612 Cattle rearer, and qualified workers for stockbreeding for markets, and assimilated
613 Farmers, and qualified workers for polyculture and stockbreeding
615 Fishers, hunters, and trappers (fur traders)
621 Subsistence agriculture farmers and specialized workers of subsistence agriculture and fishing
711 Miners, quarriers, and stone cutters
712 Workers for construction main work (shell of a building) and assimilated
713 Workers for finishing touches construction (finishing off) and assimilated
714 Workers for house painting, house front cleaning, restoration and assimilated
721 Workers for metal smelting, foundry, welding, metal sheet work, boiler making, metal frame for houses and buildings, and assimilated
722 Blacksmith, Toolmaker and assimilated
723 Workers in mechanics, and machine tuning
724 Workers in mechanics, and electrical and electronic devices tuning
731 High precision mechanics on metals and similar material
732 Potters, glass-blower, and assimilated
733 Undocumented
734 Artisans and workers in printing industry and assimilated
741 Artisans and workers in food industry and assimilated
742 Artisans and workers in wood industry, woodcarving, cabinetmaker and assimilated
743 Artisans and workers in textile and clothing industry and assimilated
744 Artisans and workers in leather ware, skin trade and shoes industry and assimilated
816 Drivers of vehicles / operators of machines of energy product industry and assimilated
832 Drivers of motor vehicle
899 Plant and machine operators, not specified
911 Peddler (stallholder) and assimilated
912 Shoe shiner and other street casual workers
913 House worker, and other maids, cleaners, and laundry workers
914 Service workers for buildings, window cleaners and assimilated
915 Messengers, porters, house caretakers (apartment buildings), gatekeepers, and assimilated
916 Garbage collectors (dustbin man), refuse collectors and assimilated
921 Unskilled laborer of agriculture, fishing, and assimilated
931 Unskilled laborer of mines, housing construction work, and public work
932 Unskilled laborer of industry and factories
933 Unskilled laborer of transport and handling industry
997 Response suppressed
998 Unknown
999 NIU (not in universe)
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Description

Definition
This variable indicates the respondent's occupation.
Universe
Rwanda 2002: Non-visitors age 6+ who are employed or experienced unemployed [discrepancies: type I 0.1%; type II none]

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