DDI_WB_MDV_1997_VPA_v01_M
World Bank, Development Economics Data Group
Accelerated Data Program Asia
2011-05-24
NADA
Version 1.0: (May 2011)
Vulnerability and Poverty Assessment Survey I 1997
VPA-1 1997
MDV_1997_VPA_v01_M
Ministry of Planning and National Development
United Nations Development Programme
Atoll and Island Chiefs
Government Departments
Mohammed Saeed
Eric Jager
Anthony Dolman
Hans de Kruijk
Willem van der Andel
Raghunath Makkar
Andrew Price
Origin BV
NADA
Government of the Republic of Maldives
United Nations Development Programme
Deputy Executive Director
Income/Expenditure/Household Survey [hh/ies]
The Vulnerability and Poverty Assessment Survey 1997 is the most comprehensive and detailed one of its kind ever undertaken in Maldives. It is in recognition of the importance of island-specific information that the Government has undertaken, with the assistance of UNDP, the Vulnerability and
Poverty Assessment.
Version 01 - Dataset of the World Bank
Education
Health
Labor & Social Protection
Infrastructure
Children & Youth
Gender
Participation / Empowerment
consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1]
economic conditions and indicators [1.2]
income, property and investment/saving [1.5]
LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT [3]
EDUCATION [6]
HEALTH [8]
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT [9]
housing [10.1]
TRANSPORT, TRAVEL AND MOBILITY [11]
DEMOGRAPHY AND POPULATION [14]
There is an overwhelming need for a well-conceived national strategy for regional development and a set of finely-tuned development programmes geared to the specific needs, problems and opportunities of individual atolls and islands. The formulation of such programmes has so far been frustrated by the absence of island-specific data and information. The main national surveys, notably the Population and Housing Censuses of 1977, 1985, 1990 and 1995, while serving many essential purposes, are not designed to provide insights into many of the problems that must be addressed by atoll and island development strategies. Many other surveys are often confined to specific atolls which, given the differences existing between and within atolls, may mean that the extrapolation of their results to cover the nation as a whole may carry risks, with possible inaccuracies being transferred to development strategy.
A regional development strategy that embodies two decades of experience with atoll and island development and the Vulnerability and Poverty Assessment form a powerful combination that should enable the Government to articulate strategies that meet the requirements of both desirability and feasibility. It is a new combination that is expected to considerably increase both the efficiency and effectiveness of the efforts to further raise living standards and to accelerate the pace of sustainable social and economic development in a country with a geography that has few parallels in the developing world.
The main purpose of the Vulnerability and Poverty Survey is to provide insights into the extent and severity of various aspects of poverty, deprivation and
vulnerability in Maldives. More specifically, the survey seeks to:
• Identify and quantify various types of vulnerability, poverty and hardship;
• Locate these vulnerabilities at the lowest possible geographical level - at atoll or island level;
• Identify regional disparities in income and access to services;
• Identify problems and needs according to the island population;
• Identify the perceived priorities of the island population;
• Develop a composite Human Vulnerability Index (HVI) that serves to synthesise the main findings and which can be used in support of improved analysis and decision making on atoll and island development;
• Identify related policy issues relevant for development strategies and the formulation of national development plans.
The decision of the Government to undertake the survey, with support from UNDP, recognises the existence of disparities in income, opportunity and access to services within the nation and the need to measure them for the formulation of policies and strategies that are able to address them. These disparities find expression in a variety of problems existing at the atoll and island level, including:
• Limited opportunities for productive employment, especially for women, a situation which translates into low levels of income;
• Vulnerability to shortages of food and water due to the narrow and fragile resource base and dependence on imported foods;
• Limited access to essential services, especially health and education, due to severe diseconomies of scale in the provision of such services;
• Limited access of many communities to communication facilities;
• The availability and costs of inter-island and inter-atoll transport services;
• Differences in environmental problems and ecological vulnerabilities.
The main output of the VPA is a composite index, called the Human Vulnerability Index, consisting of 12 living standard dimensions: housing, transport, electricity, communication, employment, income, food security, environmental security, availability of drinking water, consumer goods, access to health and education. In the given context, vulnerability is sought to be defined in terms of existence of disparities in income, opportunity and access to the related services and the need to measure them to facilitate formulation of policies and strategies for the future.
In addition to the information about living standards, the VPA includes opinions on the difficulties faced, and on the ranking of needs and development priorities experienced by households, Island Chiefs, Island Development Committees and Women’s Committees. The broad spectrum of issues addressed through the Assessment should enable the formulation of balanced policies and strategies that are better targeted to people-centered development needs in the Maldives.
Maldives
National
- Households
- Individuals
- Children under 5 years
- Island
- Consumption expenditure items/ services
Households in all inhabited administrative islands of Maldives.
Sample survey data [ssd]
The scope of the Vulnerability and Poverty Assessment Survey 1998 includes:
- HOUSEHOLD: characteristics of the dwelling; sanitation; living condition; health; migration; crisis; divorce; hardship; durable goods; investment; voluntary work; expenditure
- INDIVIDUAL: education; labour and employment; nuptuality and fertility; morbidity; income; loans and credits;
- ISLAND: physical infrastructure, availability of social services, economic resources and the main problems experienced in the previous three years
Recent High School Graduates
The survey methodology used is a hybrid. In order to ensure inclusion of information on each and every inhabited (administrative) island in Maldives, all islands were covered; in other words, a census approach was used. Consequently, the island questionnaires were completed for all islands, along with the rankings of problems in development by the members of the Island Development and Women’s Committees. In order to prepare the sample frame for the households to be interviewed, a number of basic characteristics were listed for all households on the island.
From the household listing of an island, a random sample of ten households was selected for most islands. Only in those islands that had a larger population was the sample increased in size and ten households were taken for every 1,500 persons. The sampling method used for selection of households was systematic, with a random start. During sample selection, some replacement households were also identified, which could be canvassed in the event of noncooperation by the selected households.
Face-to-face [f2f]
HHIES/97/1 - Listing Form: Used to list down all dwelling units in the block with information on the type and use of the structure, the number of persons living in it by nationality, presence of disabled persons, and the main source of income of the household.
HHIES/97/2 - Structure Form: Collects information on the structure of the dwelling unit and its sanitary condition
HHIES/97/3A - Household Individual Form: Collects information on each member of the household pertaining to education, labour force, nuptuality and fertility
HHIES/97/3B - Form for Adults Morbidity and Measurements of Under 5 Children
HHIES/97/4 - Household Form: Collects information on the household's living condition, access to electricity and drinking water, garbage disposal, health, divorce, migration, crisis, hardship, durable goods, investment, perception of economic status, voluntary work
HHIES/97/5 - Employment and Income Form: Collects information on employees, employers, and own account workers
HHIES/97/6 - Loans and Credits Form
HHIES/97/7A - Expenditure Form Type A: Collects quantity, value and manufacturer of products bought, by CPC code
HHIES/97/8 - Summary of Income and Expenditure Form
HHIES/97/9 - Island Form: Collects information on the island's vulnerability factors, accessibility conditions, inter-island transportation, postal and communication network, sports and recreation activities, educational institutions, available economic activities, community activities, electricity and migration
HHIES/97/11 - Crisis and Coping Mechanism: Part of the island questionnaire
HHIES/97/12 - Problems in our Daily Life: Part of the island questionnaire
A population census is normally conducted in a short period, with a fixed reference point. The field work for the Vulnerability and Poverty Survey was conducted over a longer period, between August 1997 and February 1998, and had a moving reference period (last week or last month) for many household questions. Island questionnaires also reflected the situation prevailing at the time of the visits, while perceptions on development and deprivation issues always reflected the feelings of the respondents at the time of interview.
The reasons for the fairly long duration of the fieldwork were numerous. Logistical problems and the repeated need to train newly-recruited enumeration staff also caused some delays, as did weather conditions in some cases. All in all, the survey work was originally scheduled to be conducted in four rounds, but due to various slippages, a fifth round became necessary.
Due to the relative isolation of many islands communities and their sober living patterns, the effects of a survey period that extended over half a year are probably rather limited on most aspects of the analysis. In one field, however, this is not the case. At the request of the Government, Dhiraagu is undertaking a major, multi-year project to provide telephone connections to all islands in the Republic, and work is proceeding very rapidly.
It is relatively straight forward to modify the database to reflect the availability of telephones on islands at a certain cut-off date, such as 1 January 1998, since the information is contained only in the island questionnaires. However, this could give rise to conflicts and inconsistencies with other information contained in the survey. For instance, respondents were asked to rank the importance of various problems in their communities. Inhabitants of islands with telephone connections could be reasonably expected to accord a lower priority to the availability of telephone services than inhabitants of islands that have yet to be connected. If an island had not yet been connected at the time of enumeration but was provided with telephone facilities before the end of the year, the modification of information in the database on the availability of telephones would result in inconsistent information, and thus in incorrect analytical results. This may be problematic since the ranking of problems forms the basis for the weighing schemes for the most important variants of the Human Vulnerability Index presented in this report.
Staff of the Statistics Section of the Ministry of Planning and National Development (MPND).
In order to aggregate the survey results, it can be assumed that the selected households are representative of an island, as they have been selected randomly from among all households. The information collected from these households can, therefor, be raised to represent all households on the island. Information on the total number of households on an island is available from the listings prepared at the start of the survey. In other words, the raising factor equals the ratio of the total number of households over the number of households in the sample. Thus, if on a particular island there are 55 households and ten have been surveyed, the raising factor is 5.5 (i.e. 55/10).
Once the data had been entered into the computerised database, the information contents of each data item for the different respondents (persons, households and/or islands) could be checked in detail for consistency. A number of the adjustments carried out are described in the following paragraphs to illustrate their range and scope. The purpose of the datacleaning operation was to ensure that all information used in the analysis was logically correct and
acceptable. Where the information was obviously faulty, and the correct value could not be inferred, the data were generally treated as non-response.
Errors in the data emanate from different sources. The most common problem was that enumerators did not always properly understand or code the information they obtained during household visits. This was the case with household consumption where the quantities noted down were sometimes inconsistent with the value and the standard unit of measurement. For instance, for a 50 kg bag of rice, the price would have been entered correctly but the quantity given as 1 (bag) rather than 50 (kg) as needed for data consistency. Errors made during the coding process, which resulted in the wrong allocation of the information, were far less frequent. The data-entry process generated two distinct types of errors. Firstly, there were data transcription (keypunching) errors, which form a normal part of the work and are controlled to the extent possible through edit checks in the data entry programmes. The second type of error introduced during data entry related to the structure of the data entry system. Information was sometimes missing in some parts of the questionnaires while other parts, logically linked to those sections, contained data. In some cases, information supplied in different sections was contradictory in nature. This
sometimes caused the data entry programme to stop, waiting for consistent information. When this was not available, dummy information was given to ensure continuation of data entry. Such problems should have been, and were mostly, captured in the field but in cases where they had slipped through, remedial action was necessary after data entry.
The following examples illustrate the cleaning process. The area available per person was calculated from the area of the house and the number of household members. If the result was less than five square feet per person, the information on size of the house was deleted and the household treated as nonrespondent for this question. The island questionnaire contained a question relating to the number of trips to the atoll capital or Male’ by dhoni (vessel). There were four possible answers, namely: daily, the number of times per week, the number of times per month, and frequently. During cleaning, all data were converted to the number of times per month. Because the focus was on islands from which there is infrequent dhoni traffic to the atoll capital or Male’, the answer frequently was above the limit set, at par with daily.
Another question on the island questionnaire asked for the distance to the nearest public telephone on another island. If the island itself had a public telephone, this question was not to be answered. In cases where this information was given, it was deleted. Where it was unclear whether the distance was given in hours as requested instead of in minutes, the distance was checked on the map and corrected as necessary.
For children between one and five years of age, the arm circumference, height and weight were measured. These measurements should have been in centimetres and kilograms. In a number of cases, measurements were clearly reported in inches and adjustments were made accordingly. In other instances, when there was no obvious correction procedure (children reportedly taller than 1.2 metres or less than three kilos in weight, for instance), the information was deleted and treated as non-response.
An important issue in the analysis of the data is the treatment of non-response. Even though data for a household, its members or the island may be available in general, it is often not available for all the items of information studied. In some cases, this is due to the lack of information in the original questionnaire, while in other cases it may be due to corrections applied in the data editing and cleaning steps described earlier. In all instances, missing information has in principle been treated in the same way.
The basic assumption is that non-response is unbiased; in other words, that the behaviour of non-respondents is the same as that of respondents. This assumption makes it possible to formulate consistent procedures for dealing with data gaps. In the simplest case and at the lowest level of aggregation, this means that the percentage of respondents giving a certain answer is also (assumed to be) the percentage of the total population at that level of aggregation giving that answer. As rates of non-response differ from one area to another, as well as from one data item to another, these percentages have to be converted to the number of persons represented. This allows for the aggregation of the information so that the percentage distributions and average values at higher levels (island, atoll and overall) can be calculated.
While this procedure is straightforward in principle, it becomes rather complicated when it involves a number of steps which all have their own non-response. This occurs for instance in the calculation of employment, unemployment and underemployment, which are calculated on the basis of the particular responses to a series of questions on the activities of each person above the age of 11 years.
Overall, not only was the sample size large, major efforts were also made to ensure that data complied with qualitative criteria reflected in the use of consistency and other checks.
The co-operation of the selected households was always satisfactory and there was no need to make use of replacement households in the islands. On Male', where 300 households were surveyed, non-response was sometimes a problem and the appropriate replacement households were interviewed.
All surveys have limitations and the Vulnerability and Poverty Survey is no exception. These limitations have their origins in practical and financial considerations. A population census, for example, is comprehensive in its coverage of the population but limited in the depth of its coverage of population characteristics. On the other hand, the Vulnerability and Poverty Survey is characterised by the wide range of topics studied, but is limited in its sample size, with about one in every thirteen households covered in the atolls and half this number in Male’. Island-wide data were, however, obtained from all administrative islands. This relatively large sample size provides an excellent basis for detailed studies at the national level, while sufficient information is available for most types of analysis at the atoll level.
Although the sample size of ten households per island may represent a substantial proportion of households on many islands, statistical analysis of household information at island level is hampered by the small absolute number of observations. If, for instance, on average only one household in ten displays a particular characteristic, it is not possible to obtain reliable data at the island level, where only ten households have been surveyed. Aggregation of information to atoll level3 normally provides a database large enough to overcome such problems.While there are analytical problems associated with the small number of responses at the island level, the representativeness of the survey results is not in question because appropriate random sampling procedures have been followed for household selection. In statistical terms, the small number of responses means that the variance or standard deviation, which also depends on the number of responses, increases beyond acceptable levels for the ten-household sample at the island level.
Deputy Executive Director, Department of National Planning
Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
- the Identification of the Primary Investigator
- the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation)
- the survey reference number
- the source and date of download
Maldives Ministry of Planning and National Development (MPND). Maldives Vulnerability and Poverty Assessment Survey I 1997. Dataset downloaded from [website/source] on [date]
The dataset has been anonymized and is accessible to all for statistical and research purposes only, under the following terms and conditions:
1. The data and other materials will not be redistributed or sold to other individuals, institutions, or organizations without the written agreement of the Maldives Ministry of Planning and National Development (MPND).
2. The data will be used for statistical and scientific research purposes only. They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations.
3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the MPND.
4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the , or among data from the MPND and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations.
5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the MPND will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset.
6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the MPND.
The original collector of the data, the Maldives Ministry of Planning and National Development, and the United Nations Development Programme bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
The user of the data acknowledges that the Maldives Ministry of Planning and National Development, the United Nations Development Programme, the International Household Survey Network, and The World Bank bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
VPA1-00r-expenditure-by-household
This datafile contains summary variables on household expenditure.
2597
32
VPA1-A1r-Household-info
Summary of Household Information on dwellings, composition of the household, perception on income changes, and decile classification.
2597
28
VPA1-A2r-Individual-info
Information on the individual household members from Form 3A
16938
34
VPA1-A3r-EmploymentGeneral
Employment information from Form 5
4442
11
VPA1-A4r-BusinessOperations
1434
7
VPA1-A5r-Expenditures-by-CPC
This datafile contains information on expenditurs by product collected using HHIES form 7.
74295
10
VPA1-A6r-Incomes-by-Type
Income information derived from Form 5.
9009
4
VPA1-A7r-ConsumerDurables
Data from the Consumer Durables section of questionnaire Form 4.
7299
8
VPA1-A8r-Financial_InvestmentTransactions
Data from the Investment section of questionnaire Form 4.
132
3
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
2597
1001
9203
Land type
Land type
Land type
Land type
Land type
2597
1
2
1
Male
2
Atoll
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
2597
5
Male
1
Far North
2
North
3
Centre
4
South
5
Far South
Island
Island
Island
Island
Island
2597
1001
3906
1001
Ward 1
1002
Ward 2
1003
Ward 3
1004
Ward 4
2001
Thurakunu
2002
Uligamu
2003
Berinmadhoo
2004
Hathifushi
2005
Mulhadhoo
2006
Hoarafushi
2007
Ihavandhoo
2008
Kelaa
2009
Vashafaru
2010
Dhidhdhoo
2011
Filladhoo
2012
Maarandhoo
2013
Thakandhoo
2014
Utheemu
2015
Muraidhoo
2016
Baarah
2101
Faridhoo
2103
Hondaidhoo
2104
Hanimaadhoo
2105
Finey
2106
Naivaadhoo
2107
Hirimaradhoo
2108
Nolhivaranfaru
2109
Nellaidhoo
2110
Nolhivaramu
2111
Kuribi
2112
Kuburudhoo
2113
Kulhudhuffushi
2114
Kumundhoo
2115
Neykurendhoo
2116
Vaikaradhoo
2117
Maavaidhoo
2201
Kaditheemu
2202
Noomaraa
2203
Goidhoo
2204
Feydhoo
2205
Feevah
2206
Bilehffahi
2207
Foakaidhoo
2208
Narudhoo
2209
Maakandoodhoo
2210
Maroshi
2211
Lhaimagu
2212
Firubaidhoo
2213
Komandoo
2214
Maaugoodhoo
2215
Funadhoo
2302
Hebadhoo
2303
Kedhikolhudhoo
2305
Maalhendhoo
2306
Kudafari
2307
Landhoo
2308
Maafaru
2309
Lhohi
2310
Miladhoo
2311
Magoodhoo
2312
Manadhoo
2313
Holhudhoo
2314
Fodhdhoo
2315
Velidhoo
2401
Alifushi
2402
Vaadhoo
2403
Rasgetheemu
2404
Agolhitheemu
2407
Hulhudhuffaaru
2408
Ugoofaaru
2409
Kadholhudhoo
2410
Maakurathu
2411
Rasmaadhoo
2412
Innamaadhoo
2413
Maduvvari
2414
Iguraidhoo
2416
Fainu
2417
Meedhoo
2418
Kinolhas
2501
Kudarikilu
2502
Kamadhoo
2503
Kendhoo
2506
Kihaadhoo
2507
Dhonfanu
2508
Dharavandhoo
2509
Maalhos
2510
Eydhafushi
2512
Thulhaadhoo
2513
Hithaadhoo
2514
Fulhadhoo
2515
Fehendhoo
2516
Goidhoo
2601
Hinnavaru
2602
Naifaru
2603
Kurendhoo
2604
Olhuvelifushi
2605
Maafilaafushi
2701
Kaashidhoo
2702
Gaafaru
2703
Dhiffushi
2704
Thulusdhoo
2705
Huraa
2706
Himmafushi
2711
Gulhi
2712
Maafushi
2713
Guraidhoo
2801
Thoddoo
2802
Rasdhoo
2804
Ukulhas
2805
Mathiveri
2806
Bodufolhudhoo
2807
Feridhoo
2808
Maalhos
2809
Himandhoo
2901
Hangnameedhoo
2902
Omadhoo
2903
Kuburudhoo
2904
Mahibadhoo
2905
Mandhoo
2906
Dhagethi
2907
Dhigurah
2908
Fenfushi
2909
Dhidhdhoo
2910
Maamigili
3001
Fulidhoo
3002
Thinadhoo
3003
Felidhoo
3004
Keyodhoo
3005
Rakeedhoo
3101
Raimandhoo
3102
Madifushi
3103
Mulah
3104
Veyvah
3105
Muli
3106
Naalaafushi
3107
Kolhufushi
3108
Dhiggaru
3109
Maduvvari
3201
Feeali
3203
Biledhdhoo
3204
Magoodhoo
3205
Dharaboodhoo
3206
Nilandhoo
3215
Makunudhoo
3301
Meedhoo
3302
Badidhoo
3303
Ribudhoo
3304
Hulhudheli
3305
Gemendhoo
3306
Vaanee
3307
Maaeboodhoo
3308
Kudahuvadhoo
3401
Buruni
3402
Vilufushi
3403
Madifushi
3404
Dhiyamigili
3405
Guraidhoo
3406
Kadoodhoo
3407
Vandhoo
3408
Hirilandhoo
3409
Gaadhiffushi
3410
Thimarafushi
3411
Veymandoo
3412
Kibidhoo
3413
Omadhoo
3501
Isdhoo
3502
Dhabidhoo
3503
Maabaidhoo
3504
Mundhoo
3505
Kalhaidhoo
3506
Gamu
3507
Maavah
3508
Fonadhoo
3509
Gaadhoo
3510
Maamendhoo
3511
Hithadhoo
3512
Kunahandhoo
3601
Kolamaafushi
3602
Viligili
3603
Maamendhoo
3604
Nilandhoo
3605
Dhaandhoo
3606
Dhevvadhoo
3607
Kodey
3608
Dhiyadhoo
3609
Gemanafushi
3610
Kanduhulhudhoo
3701
Madeveli
3702
Hoadedhdhoo
3703
Nadallaa
3704
Gadhdhoo
3705
Rathafandhoo
3706
Vaadhoo
3707
Fiyoari
3708
Maathodaa
3709
Fares
3710
Thinadhoo
3801
Foammulah
3901
Meedhoo
3902
Hithadhoo
3903
Maradhoo
3904
Feydhoo
3905
Maradhoo-Feydhoo
3906
Hulhudhoo
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
2597
10
50
10
Male
31
Haa Alif
32
Haa Dhaal
33
Shaviyani
34
Noonu
35
Raa
36
Baa
37
Lhaviyani
38
Kaafu
39
Alif Uthuru
40
Alif Dhekunu
41
Vaavu
42
Meemu
43
Faafu
44
Dhaal
45
Thaa
46
Laamu
47
Gaaf Alif
48
Gaaf Dhaal
49
Gnaviyani
50
Seenu
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
2597
2.28
37.65
Household size
Household size
Household size
Household size
Household size
7. Total number of persons in the household
2597
1
38
6.522
3.494
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
2597
2.39
1083.75
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
7. Total number of persons in the household - Male
2597
2.28
541.87
47.817
46.376
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
7. Total number of persons in the household - Female
2597
2.28
677.34
51.507
46.56
Number of expenditure transactions
Number of expenditure transactions
Number of expenditure transactions
Number of expenditure transactions
Number of expenditure transactions
2597
1
79
25.652
12.098
Number of food expenditure transactions
Number of food expenditure transactions
Number of food expenditure transactions
Number of food expenditure transactions
Number of food expenditure transactions
2571
26
1
48
11.833
5.902
Monthly total expenditure, actual
Monthly total expenditure, actual
Monthly total expenditure, actual
Monthly total expenditure, actual
Monthly total expenditure, actual
2597
18
67935
4305.845
4594.594
Monthly gift receipts
Monthly gift receipts
Monthly gift receipts
Monthly gift receipts
Monthly gift receipts
687
1910
1
14002.73
304.054
747.084
Rent paid
Rent paid
Rent paid
Rent paid
Rent paid
Rent paid for the last month
(in rufiyaa)
54
2543
200
13500
3657.562
2591.46
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
Imputed rent
At present what is the rental value of the housing unit occupied by the household?
(specify monthly value in Rufiyaa considering the prices existing in the current housing market)
2539
58
37
15000
1856.213
2023.703
Monthly expenditure excluding rent
Monthly expenditure excluding rent
Monthly expenditure excluding rent
Monthly expenditure excluding rent
Monthly expenditure excluding rent
2597
67935
4149.359
4415.302
Monthly total expenditure, imputed
Monthly total expenditure, imputed
Monthly total expenditure, imputed
Monthly total expenditure, imputed
Monthly total expenditure, imputed
2597
193.01
68685
6040.169
5573.937
Monthly total expenditure, actual-raised
Monthly total expenditure, actual-raised
Monthly total expenditure, actual-raised
Monthly total expenditure, actual-raised
Monthly total expenditure, actual-raised
2597
320.39
2010562.73
70051.627
103663.929
Monthly gift receipts, raised
Monthly gift receipts, raised
Monthly gift receipts, raised
Monthly gift receipts, raised
Monthly gift receipts, raised
687
1910
6.46
329544.49
4421.1
14789.063
Rent paid, raised
Rent paid, raised
Rent paid, raised
Rent paid, raised
Rent paid, raised
54
2543
2329.08
457207.77
95664.485
80752.992
Imputed monthly rent, raised
Imputed monthly rent, raised
Imputed monthly rent, raised
Imputed monthly rent, raised
Imputed monthly rent, raised
2543
54
508008.64
30958.242
48505.882
Monthly expenditure excluding rent, raised
Monthly expenditure excluding rent, raised
Monthly expenditure excluding rent, raised
Monthly expenditure excluding rent, raised
Monthly expenditure excluding rent, raised
2597
2010562.73
66892.913
97345.812
Monthly total expenditure, imputed-raised
Monthly total expenditure, imputed-raised
Monthly total expenditure, imputed-raised
Monthly total expenditure, imputed-raised
Monthly total expenditure, imputed-raised
2597
1373.96
2264567.05
99196.612
132898.186
Monthly income
Monthly income
Monthly income
Monthly income
Monthly income
2569
28
293.35
5735072.96
108893.826
278959.768
Monthly total expenditure, actual in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, actual in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, actual in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, actual in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, actual in PPP
2597
0.25
515.06
24.353
27.291
Monthly gift receipts in PPP
Monthly gift receipts in PPP
Monthly gift receipts in PPP
Monthly gift receipts in PPP
Monthly gift receipts in PPP
687
1910
0.00365
56.98
1.961
4.997
Rent paid in PPP
Rent paid in PPP
Rent paid in PPP
Rent paid in PPP
Rent paid in PPP
54
2543
1.64
221.91
21.425
30.137
Imputed rent in PPP
Imputed rent in PPP
Imputed rent in PPP
Imputed rent in PPP
Imputed rent in PPP
2547
50
209.58
11.332
13.736
Monthly expenditure excluding rent in PPP
Monthly expenditure excluding rent in PPP
Monthly expenditure excluding rent in PPP
Monthly expenditure excluding rent in PPP
Monthly expenditure excluding rent in PPP
2597
360.55
23.387
25.155
Monthly total expenditure, imputed - in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, imputed - in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, imputed - in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, imputed - in PPP
Monthly total expenditure, imputed - in PPP
2597
1.26
515.06
34.952
33.403
Monthly income in PPP
Monthly income in PPP
Monthly income in PPP
Monthly income in PPP
Monthly income in PPP
2569
28
0.17
3568.1
36.9
98.707
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
2597
1001
9166
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
2597
1
2
1
Male'
2
Atoll
Region
Region
Region
Region
Region
2597
5
Male'
1
Far North
2
North
3
Centre
4
South
5
Far South
Dwelling Type
Dwelling Type
Dwelling Type
Dwelling Type
Dwelling Type
1. Type of dwelling unit
If 1, skip to Q.3
2583
14
1
3
1
House
2
Flat/Apartment complex
3
Multi-storey house
Sysmiss
From Form 2: Structure Information
Building Levels
Building Levels
Building Levels
Building Levels
Building Levels
2. Number of levels in the building
25
2572
1
4
1.92
0.759
From Form 2: Structure Information
Number of room occupied
Number of room occupied
Number of room occupied
Number of room occupied
Number of room occupied
(At the time of enumeration)
1. How many rooms are used for living by the occupants of the household?
2581
16
1
15
2.867
1.521
From Form 4 - Household Form: Living Condition
Number of families in unit
Number of families in unit
Number of families in unit
Number of families in unit
Number of families in unit
(At the time of enumeration)
1. How many couples live in the household now?
2548
49
8
1.022
0.792
From Form 4 - Household Form: Living Condition
Housing unit tenure
Housing unit tenure
Housing unit tenure
Housing unit tenure
Housing unit tenure
(At the time of enumeration)
7. What is the type of tenure of the housing unit occupied by the household?
2597
1
3
1
Owner occupied
2
Rent free
3
Rented
From Form 4 - Household Form: Living Condition
Amount of rent, actual or imputed
Amount of rent, actual or imputed
Amount of rent, actual or imputed
Amount of rent, actual or imputed
Amount of rent, actual or imputed
8. Rent paid for past month
(in rufiyaa)
2597
37
37500
1929.7
2307.346
From Form 4 - Household Form: Living Condition
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
Household size, raised
2597
2.39
1083.75
97.436
85.755
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
Number of males, raised
2597
541.87
47.184
46.907
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
Number of females, raised
2597
677.34
50.248
47.251
No. of males 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of males 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of males 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of males 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of males 15 yrs and over, raised
2276
321
2.28
338.67
28.174
30.696
No. of females 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of females 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of females 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of females 15 yrs and over, raised
No. of females 15 yrs and over, raised
2519
78
2.28
406.4
29.715
30.109
No. of males 14 yrs or lower, raised
No. of males 14 yrs or lower, raised
No. of males 14 yrs or lower, raised
No. of males 14 yrs or lower, raised
No. of males 14 yrs or lower, raised
1908
689
2.28
237.07
30.61
26.064
No. of females 14 years or lower, raised
No. of females 14 years or lower, raised
No. of females 14 years or lower, raised
No. of females 14 years or lower, raised
No. of females 14 years or lower, raised
1868
729
2.28
270.93
29.783
25.89
No. of males away on study, raised
No. of males away on study, raised
No. of males away on study, raised
No. of males away on study, raised
No. of males away on study, raised
2597
104.03
2.023
7.389
No. of females away on study, raised
No. of females away on study, raised
No. of females away on study, raised
No. of females away on study, raised
No. of females away on study, raised
2597
150.91
2.111
8.763
Perception on income change
Perception on income change
Perception on income change
Perception on income change
Perception on income change
46. Household head's view of economic status of his/her household?
1. Over the last five years how did your household income change?
2566
31
1
3
1
Increased
2
Decreased
3
Remained same
Sysmiss
Perception on HH status
Perception on HH status
Perception on HH status
Perception on HH status
Perception on HH status
46. Household head's view of economic status of his/her household?
2. Compare to other households in the community, how do you consider your household?
2560
37
1
5
1
Well below average
2
Below average
3
Average
4
Well off
5
Very well off
Sysmiss
Household raising factor
Household raising factor
Household raising factor
Household raising factor
Household raising factor
2597
2.28
37.65
14.642
7.895
Decile category - A1
Decile category - A1
Decile category - A1
Decile category - A1
Decile category - A1
2597
1
10
1
1st Decile
2
2nd Decile
3
3rd Decile
4
4th Decile
5
5th Decile
6
6th Decile
7
7th Decile
8
8th Decile
9
9th Decile
10
10th Decile
Quintile category - B1
Quintile category - B1
Quintile category - B1
Quintile category - B1
Quintile category - B1
2597
1
5
1
1st Quintile
2
2nd Quintile
3
3rd Quintile
4
4th Quintile
5
5th Quintile
Quintile category - C1
Quintile category - C1
Quintile category - C1
Quintile category - C1
Quintile category - C1
2597
1
5
1
1st Quintile
2
2nd Quintile
3
3rd Quintile
4
4th Quintile
5
5th Quintile
Decile category - A2
Decile category - A2
Decile category - A2
Decile category - A2
Decile category - A2
2597
1
10
1
1st Decile
2
2nd Decile
3
3rd Decile
4
4th Decile
5
5th Decile
6
6th Decile
7
7th Decile
8
8th Decile
9
9th Decile
10
10th Decile
Quintile category - B2
Quintile category - B2
Quintile category - B2
Quintile category - B2
Quintile category - B2
2597
1
5
1
1st Quintile
2
2nd Quintile
3
3rd Quintile
4
4th Quintile
5
5th Quintile
Quintile category - C2
Quintile category - C2
Quintile category - C2
Quintile category - C2
Quintile category - C2
2597
1
5
1
1st Quintile
2
2nd Quintile
3
3rd Quintile
4
4th Quintile
5
5th Quintile
Decile category - A0
Decile category - A0
Decile category - A0
Decile category - A0
Decile category - A0
2597
1
10
1
1st Decile
2
2nd Decile
3
3rd Decile
4
4th Decile
5
5th Decile
6
6th Decile
7
7th Decile
8
8th Decile
9
9th Decile
10
10th Decile
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
16938
1001
9203
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
16938
1
38
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
Atoll
16938
1
2
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
16938
2.28
37.65
14.935
7.933
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
16938
1
Female
2
Male
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
16938
1
14 years old and below
2
15 years old and above
Age in complete years
Age in complete years
Age in complete years
Age in complete years
Age in complete years
3. Age in complete years
(enter 00 if less than one year: skip to 5 if >2 years)
16922
16
99
21.709
17.87
Age in complete months
Age in complete months
Age in complete months
Age in complete months
Age in complete months
4. For children under 2 years, age in complete months, enter 00 if less than one month
781
16157
23
9.889
5.98
Place of registration
Place of registration
Place of registration
Place of registration
Place of registration
5. Place of registration
(Atoll and Island)
16871
214
A211
A214
A228
AA01
AA02
AA03
AA06
AA07
AA08
AA09
AA10
AA11
AA12
AA13
AA14
AA15
AA16
Aa03
Aa07
Aa10
BA01
BA02
BA03
BA04
BA05
BA06
BA07
BA08
BA09
BA10
BA11
BA12
BA13
BA14
BA15
BA16
BA17
CA01
CA02
CA03
CA04
CA05
CA07
CA08
CA09
CA10
CA11
CA12
CA13
CA14
CA15
CU32
DA01
DA02
DA03
DA04
DA05
DA06
DA07
DA08
DA09
DA10
DA11
DA12
DA13
DU99
EA01
EA02
EA03
EA04
EA05
EA06
EA07
EA08
EA09
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
Ea04
Ea07
Ea11
Ea13
Ea15
FA01
FA02
FA03
FA04
FA05
FA06
FA07
FA09
FA10
FA11
FA12
FA13
FU11
FU22
FU35
Fa05
GA01
GA02
GA03
GA04
GO30
HA01
HA02
HA03
HA04
HA05
HA06
HA07
HA08
HA09
IA01
IA02
IA03
IA04
IA05
IA06
IA07
IA08
IA09
IA10
JA01
JA02
JA03
JA04
JA05
KA01
KA02
KA03
KA04
KA05
KA06
KA07
KA08
KA09
LA01
LA02
LA05
MA01
MA02
MA03
MA04
MA05
MA06
MA07
MA08
NA01
NA02
NA03
NA04
NA05
NA06
NA07
NA08
NA09
NA10
NA11
NA12
NA13
OA01
OA02
OA03
OA04
OA05
OA06
OA08
OA09
OA10
OA11
OA12
Oa10
PA01
PA02
PA03
PA04
PA05
PA06
PA07
PA08
PA09
PA10
QA01
QA02
QA03
QA04
QA05
QA06
QA07
QA08
QA09
QA10
RA01
SA01
SA02
SA03
SA04
SA05
SA06
TA00
TA01
TA02
TA03
TA04
UA01
UA02
UA03
UA04
UA05
UA06
UA07
UA08
ZZ99
a214
a228
aa01
aa02
aa03
aa04
aa05
aa06
aa07
aa08
aa09
aa10
aa11
aa12
aa13
aa14
aa15
aa16
ba01
ba02
ba03
ba05
ba06
ba07
ba08
ba09
ba10
ba11
ba12
ba13
ba14
ba15
ba16
ba17
cA09
ca01
ca02
ca03
ca04
ca05
ca06
ca07
ca08
ca09
ca10
ca11
ca12
ca13
ca14
ca15
cu32
da01
da02
da03
da04
da05
da06
da07
da08
da09
da10
da11
da12
da13
e136
eA13
ea01
ea02
ea03
ea04
ea05
ea06
ea07
ea08
ea09
ea10
ea11
ea12
ea13
ea14
ea15
fa01
fa02
fa03
fa04
fa05
fa06
fa07
fa08
fa09
fa10
fa11
fa12
fa13
ga01
ga02
ga03
ga04
go30
ha01
ha02
ha03
ha04
ha05
ha06
ha07
ha08
ha09
iA05
ia01
ia02
ia03
ia04
ia05
ia06
ia07
ia08
ia09
ia10
ja01
ja02
ja03
ja04
ja05
ka01
ka02
ka03
ka04
ka05
ka06
ka07
ka08
ka09
la01
la02
la03
la04
la05
ma01
ma02
ma04
ma05
ma06
ma07
ma08
na01
na02
na05
na06
na07
na09
na10
na11
na12
na13
oa01
oa02
oa03
oa04
oa05
oa06
oa07
oa08
oa09
oa10
oa11
oa12
pa01
pa02
pa03
pa04
pa05
pa06
pa07
pa08
pa09
pa10
qa01
qa02
qa03
qa04
qa05
qa06
qa07
qa08
qa09
qa10
ra01
sa01
sa02
sa03
sa04
sa05
sa06
ta00
ta01
ta02
ta03
ta04
ua01
ua02
ua03
ua04
ua05
ua06
ua07
ua08
z999
Nationality
Nationality
Nationality
Nationality
Nationality
6. Nationality
16605
333
1
Maldivian
2
Other
Sysmiss
Person number of mother
Person number of mother
Person number of mother
Person number of mother
Person number of mother
7. If living with mother, enter in Q.1 person number of mother
9475
7463
1
36
Relationship to HH head
Relationship to HH head
Relationship to HH head
Relationship to HH head
Relationship to HH head
8. Relationship to the household head
16857
81
1
11
1
Household head
2
Spouse
3
Child
4
Step child
5
Brother/sister
6
Grandchild
7
Parents/step parents
8
Son / daughter in-laws
9
Other relatives
10
Non-relatives
11
Sysmiss
HH membership
HH membership
HH membership
HH membership
HH membership
9. Membership status in the household?
16771
167
1
5
1
Household member
2
Paying member/guest
3
Foreign domestic servant
4
Local domestic servant
5
Guest
Sysmiss
Meals with HH
Meals with HH
Meals with HH
Meals with HH
Meals with HH
10. Did you take meals from the household during the past month?
16718
220
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Spend night in HH
Spend night in HH
Spend night in HH
Spend night in HH
Spend night in HH
11. Did you normally spend the night in the household during the past month?
(END for foreigners)
16671
267
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Education, Previous
Education, Previous
Education, Previous
Education, Previous
Education, Previous
For persons 6 years and over
12. Did you attend any education institution?
If no, skip to Q.14.
13796
3142
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Education, Present
Education, Present
Education, Present
Education, Present
Education, Present
For persons 6 years and over
13. Do you attend any educational institution now?
12279
4659
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Highest level of education
Highest level of education
Highest level of education
Highest level of education
Highest level of education
For persons 6 years and over
14. What is the highest level of education achieved?
13588
3350
1
20
1
Grade 1
2
Grade 2
3
Grade 3
4
Grade 4
5
Grade 5
6
Grade 6
7
Grade 7
8
Grade 8
9
Grade 9
10
Grade 10
11
Grade 11
12
Grade 12
13
Certificate from abroad
14
Diploma level
15
Degree and above
16
Vocational training local
17
Local certificate
18
Functional literacy
19
Literacy (just able to read & write)
20
Below Grade 1
Sysmiss
Literate in Dhivehi
Literate in Dhivehi
Literate in Dhivehi
Literate in Dhivehi
Literate in Dhivehi
For persons 6 years and over
16938
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Literate in English
Literate in English
Literate in English
Literate in English
Literate in English
For persons 6 years and over
16938
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Literate in other language
Literate in other language
Literate in other language
Literate in other language
Literate in other language
For persons 6 years and over
16938
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Not literate
Not literate
Not literate
Not literate
Not literate
For persons 6 years and over
16938
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Calorie Requirement
Calorie Requirement
Calorie Requirement
Calorie Requirement
Calorie Requirement
16922
16
850
2200
1717.137
376.819
Type of activity
Type of activity
Type of activity
Type of activity
Type of activity
16. What type of activity were you engaged in most of the time during the past month?
If 1, skip to 21.
10413
6525
1
4
1
Economic activity
2
Studying
3
Doing house work
4
Doing nothing specific
Sysmiss
Generated income
Generated income
Generated income
Generated income
Generated income
17. At any time during the past month, were you engaged in any activity that generated income (eg. giving tuition, growing trees and selling products thus produced)?
6349
10589
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Received money in past month
Received money in past month
Received money in past month
Received money in past month
Received money in past month
20. During the past month did you receive any money?
If 2, skip to 22.
5669
11269
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
10139
6799
1
3
1
2
3
Sysmiss
ISIC Industry Group
ISIC Industry Group
ISIC Industry Group
ISIC Industry Group
ISIC Industry Group
3905
A
Agriculture, hunting and forestry
B
Fishing
C
Mining and quarrying
D
Manufacturing
E
Electricity, gas and water supply
F
Construction
G
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods
H
Hotels and restaurants
I
Transport, storage and communications
J
Financial intermediation
K
Real estate, renting and business activities
L
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
M
Education
N
Health and social work
O
Other community, social and personal service activities
P
Private households with employed persons
Q
Extra-territorial organizations and bodies
Z
Not classifed
ISCO Occupation Group
ISCO Occupation Group
ISCO Occupation Group
ISCO Occupation Group
ISCO Occupation Group
3644
13294
9
Armed Forces
1
Legislators, Senior Officials And Managers
2
Professionals
3
Technicians And Associate Professionals
4
Clerks
5
Service Workers And Shop And Market Sales Workers
6
Skilled Agricultural And Fishery Workers
7
Craft And Related Trades Workers
8
Plant And Machine Operators And Assemblers
9
Elementary Occupations
Sysmiss
Available for work
Available for work
Available for work
Available for work
Available for work
18. If you get a jov will you be available for work?
5780
11158
1
3
1
Yes
2
No
3
Not sure
Sysmiss
Reason for not working
Reason for not working
Reason for not working
Reason for not working
Reason for not working
19. What are the main reason why you do not work?
If 5, skip to 21)
5738
11200
1
6
1
Inability to find suitable work
2
Parent, spouse disapproves
3
Poor health
4
Due to house work / baby sitting / family responsibilities
5
Income recipient (rental income. remittances)
6
Other
Sysmiss
Person is unemployed
Person is unemployed
Person is unemployed
Person is unemployed
Person is unemployed
9171
7767
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Person in employed
Person in employed
Person in employed
Person in employed
Person in employed
9381
7557
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Person is in the labour force
Person is in the labour force
Person is in the labour force
Person is in the labour force
Person is in the labour force
9446
7492
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
4442
1001
9203
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
4442
1
14
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
Household Raising Factor
4442
2.28
37.65
14.92
7.962
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
4442
1
2
1
Primary Occupation
2
Secondary Occupation
Kind of activity
Kind of activity
Kind of activity
Kind of activity
Kind of activity
3. What kind of activity were you engaged in the establishment?
(Industry)
4080
0110
0111
0112
0113
0121
0122
0140
0200
0500
1020
1120
1320
1410
1420
1511
1512
1513
1514
1520
1532
1540
1541
1549
1550
1554
1600
1710
1720
1722
1723
1729
1810
2020
2022
2029
2211
2212
2220
2510
2520
2694
2695
2731
2811
2893
2899
2913
2920
2925
3000
3110
3120
3130
3190
3510
3511
3590
3591
3592
3599
3691
4010
4500
4510
4520
4530
4540
5010
5020
5122
5131
5141
5200
5211
5219
5220
5231
5260
5510
5520
6020
6022
6100
6110
6120
6210
6301
6303
6304
6309
6410
6411
6420
6511
6519
6591
6711
6712
7110
7111
7121
7122
7123
7130
7210
7250
7410
7411
7412
7413
7414
7420
7421
7422
7491
7492
7494
7510
7511
7514
7521
7522
7530
8010
8090
8510
8511
8512
8519
8530
9000
9111
9112
9191
9199
9210
9213
9220
9231
9241
9249
9300
9301
9309
9500
9999
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
4. Describe the specific type of job or designation of this job?
(Occupation)
3933
509
110
1120
1121
1142
1210
1211
1222
1223
1224
1225
1227
1228
1229
1233
1234
1239
1240
1311
1315
1316
1317
1319
1320
2132
2141
2142
2143
2144
2145
2149
2221
2224
2229
2230
2331
2332
2333
2340
2351
2359
2411
2412
2419
2421
2422
2423
2429
2432
2446
2451
2453
2455
2460
3113
3114
3115
3119
3122
3131
3132
3139
3142
3143
3144
3145
3151
3221
3222
3223
3226
3231
3232
3241
3310
3340
3411
3413
3419
3421
3422
3423
3429
3431
3432
3439
3440
3441
3443
3445
3450
3472
3475
3480
3481
4114
4115
4116
4120
4121
4122
4131
4132
4190
4211
4212
4213
4221
4222
4223
4224
5111
5112
5113
5121
5122
5123
5124
5139
5149
5161
5162
5220
5221
5230
6111
6112
6113
6114
6120
6122
6129
6152
6153
6154
6155
6156
6157
6210
7111
7112
7121
7122
7123
7124
7134
7137
7141
7143
7212
7213
7221
7222
7223
7231
7233
7241
7243
7245
7313
7321
7324
7331
7332
7333
7334
7343
7344
7411
7412
7414
7415
7416
7417
7420
7424
7432
7436
8124
8155
8211
8212
8232
8251
8262
8263
8264
8278
8281
8285
8290
8321
8322
8325
8332
8340
8341
8500
9120
9131
9132
9133
9142
9151
9152
9162
9210
9211
9213
9311
9312
9313
9321
9332
9333
9400
9450
9500
9502
9999
Sysmiss
Establishment type
Establishment type
Establishment type
Establishment type
Establishment type
5. What type of establishment was that
3832
610
1
6
1
Government office
2
Public enterprise
3
Private enterprise
4
National Security Services
5
Private house/own home
6
No permanent location
Sysmiss
Hours worked per week
Hours worked per week
Hours worked per week
Hours worked per week
Hours worked per week
6. No. of hours worked per week?
4128
314
1
168
51.394
33.248
Months worked
Months worked
Months worked
Months worked
Months worked
7. How many months of the year do you work?
3619
823
1
12
1
January
2
February
3
March
4
April
5
May
6
June
7
July
8
August
9
September
10
October
11
November
12
December
Sysmiss
Employment status
Employment status
Employment status
Employment status
Employment status
1. What was your employment status of the primary occupation?
4165
277
1
5
1
Employer
2
Employee
3
Own account worker
4
Unpaid family worker
5
Group worker
Sysmiss
Additional work
Additional work
Additional work
Additional work
Additional work
8. If additional work is available would you work more hours per week?
If No, skip to Q11
3330
1112
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
1434
1006
9203
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
1434
1
9
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
Priority of occupation
1434
1
2
1
Primary Occupation
2
Secondary Occupation
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
598
836
11
87
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
28
31
32
33
35
36
37
39
40
42
43
44
45
46
48
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
86
87
Sysmiss
Type of Cost
Type of Cost
Type of Cost
Type of Cost
Type of Cost
1434
1
2
1
Trading Cost
2
Production Cost
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
598
836
28231
28232
31913
31923
42912
42999
54790
62199
62499
123911
123921
123929
123931
123999
124002
124003
131001
131006
131009
134101
134902
134909
134910
134914
136002
212299
292001
393099
412005
412010
423099
2123001
2123099
2124003
2164001
2399999
2449099
2501002
2502003
2712002
2716001
2731099
2823099
2823301
3110099
3160001
3191499
3526001
3553099
3754001
3811201
3814003
3814099
3845001
4291301
4931401
5311199
9311004
Sysmiss
Value of product
Value of product
Value of product
Value of product
Value of product
Sales Value
1434
2353406.21
34136.783
170670.788
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
74295
1001
9203
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
74295
27210
27220
27320
27912
27997
31100
32142
34510
35120
35250
35460
38995
43240
43310
54760
66110
66120
69110
73112
73250
83139
85930
96310
97290
99999
112099
113099
114099
119099
121001
122002
123199
123901
123902
123903
123904
123905
123906
123907
123908
123909
123910
123911
123912
123914
123915
123916
123917
123918
123921
123922
123924
123925
123926
123929
123930
123931
123999
124001
124002
124003
124004
124005
124006
124007
124008
124009
131001
131003
131005
131006
131007
131008
131009
131099
132001
132002
132099
133099
134901
134902
134903
134904
134905
134906
134909
134910
134911
134912
134913
134914
134915
134999
135001
136001
141099
149099
161199
161299
161399
162001
162002
162003
162005
162006
162007
162008
162009
162010
162011
162099
182099
199099
292001
292002
293099
298099
313001
321099
393099
411099
412001
412002
412004
412005
412006
412007
412008
412009
412010
412011
412099
493099
1201099
1513099
1531001
1540001
1620001
1620099
1633099
2111201
2111299
2111901
2112201
2113201
2121099
2123001
2123099
2124001
2124002
2124003
2126099
2129199
2131099
2132099
2139001
2139004
2139099
2140001
2152099
2153002
2154001
2163001
2165001
2167099
2168099
2169099
2211001
2211002
2211003
2212099
2291001
2291002
2291003
2291005
2292001
2292099
2294099
2295099
2297099
2299001
2299099
2311001
2312099
2314099
2315001
2315002
2316001
2318099
2321003
2321004
2321099
2342001
2342002
2343001
2343002
2343003
2351002
2352001
2364099
2365001
2365099
2366001
2366099
2367002
2367099
2371001
2371002
2391199
2391299
2391399
2391499
2399299
2399399
2399499
2399501
2399502
2399599
2399699
2399901
2399902
2399906
2399907
2399999
2441001
2441002
2449001
2449099
2501001
2501002
2501099
2502001
2502002
2502003
2509099
2616001
2616099
2633001
2635001
2635099
2636099
2641099
2645099
2669001
2669099
2671001
2688099
2712001
2712002
2712003
2713099
2718001
2729001
2799201
2799299
2799601
2821002
2822199
2822299
2822399
2822401
2822499
2822501
2822701
2822899
2822901
2822999
2823101
2823102
2823199
2823201
2823299
2823301
2823302
2823303
2823304
2823305
2823399
2823401
2823499
2823501
2823701
2823702
2823801
2823899
2824201
2824299
2824301
2826201
2832001
2922001
2922002
2922004
2932001
2932099
2933001
2933099
2934001
2934099
2942001
3121099
3123099
3141001
3141099
3160001
3191201
3191293
3191294
3191295
3191296
3191297
3191298
3191299
3191301
3191401
3191499
3212901
3214201
3219303
3219304
3219305
3219899
3223001
3223002
3223098
3223099
3230099
3240099
3256099
3260001
3310099
3334001
3335001
3337001
3338099
3341001
3432099
3434099
3454099
3462099
3511001
3522099
3523099
3526001
3529001
3532101
3532102
3532201
3532202
3532203
3532204
3532299
3532301
3532302
3532303
3532304
3532305
3532306
3532307
3532308
3532309
3532310
3532311
3532312
3532314
3532315
3532316
3532317
3532318
3532319
3532320
3532321
3532322
3532325
3532326
3532331
3532332
3532333
3532334
3532335
3532399
3533101
3533301
3533401
3542002
3542004
3625099
3626002
3632001
3632002
3633001
3633002
3691002
3692002
3693002
3695001
3711199
3711301
3711602
3719101
3719302
3719303
3719902
3721099
3743099
3744001
3754001
3754099
3811901
3811999
3813099
3814001
3814002
3814003
3814004
3814099
3815001
3815099
3824002
3831001
3844001
3845001
3845099
3851001
3851002
3854099
3856099
3858001
3891102
3891103
3891195
3891196
3891197
3891198
3892102
3892301
3892302
3893099
3895099
3897199
3899302
3899305
3899401
3899402
3899403
3899699
3899801
3899902
3919099
3921801
3932099
4111097
4111099
4122001
4125299
4126199
4126302
4127301
4127899
4144399
4152399
4153699
4154799
4154899
4212099
4291199
4291201
4291202
4291301
4291302
4291402
4291503
4291601
4292101
4292102
4293199
4294299
4299101
4299201
4299701
4299702
4299905
4311001
4322001
4358099
4391398
4391401
4416099
4421699
4442399
4442801
4442802
4442805
4442806
4442807
4442809
4442899
4481101
4481201
4481401
4481501
4481601
4481602
4481701
4481899
4482101
4482102
4482103
4482201
4491499
4514099
4523001
4611199
4621201
4621301
4641099
4643099
4651001
4651002
4653101
4653901
4694099
4721101
4721102
4722001
4731101
4731302
4731304
4732101
4732301
4752001
4752003
4760099
4831201
4831203
4832201
4832399
4834101
4841001
4841099
4842001
4844099
4911301
4911302
4911401
4931401
4961299
4991101
4992101
4993001
4993005
5212499
5212699
5224299
5411101
5434101
5461101
6311001
6319199
6322002
6329001
6329002
6330001
6421102
6422101
6423901
6511101
6511901
6521101
6711001
6781201
6799001
7131101
7133101
7211101
7211102
7211103
7322099
8411002
8412001
8672699
8715102
8721001
8722099
8864099
8865001
8867001
9111299
9211100
9219001
9221001
9239001
9290002
9290003
9311004
9311099
9312101
9312102
9312201
9312202
9312203
9312204
9319999
9591099
9622001
9622002
9652099
9662099
9715001
9721001
9722099
9999601
9999602
9999701
9999901
9999902
Method of acquisition
Method of acquisition
Method of acquisition
Method of acquisition
Method of acquisition
48942
25353
1
Paid & consumed
2
Own product & consumed
3
Salaries in kind
4
Received as gifts
Sysmiss
Quantity Purchased
Quantity Purchased
Quantity Purchased
Quantity Purchased
Quantity Purchased
Quantity
24280
50015
1050
6.037
19.321
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
Type of product
18922
55373
1
New
2
Second hand
Sysmiss
Where manufactured
Where manufactured
Where manufactured
Where manufactured
Where manufactured
Manufactured
9856
64439
1
Locally
2
Imported
Sysmiss
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
44826
29469
0.00102
9891.02
13.996
93.355
Unit of Measure
Unit of Measure
Unit of Measure
Unit of Measure
Unit of Measure
31869
42426
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Sysmiss
Per day purchase value
Per day purchase value
Per day purchase value
Per day purchase value
Per day purchase value
74295
55672.17
115.641
522.07
Unit value
Unit value
Unit value
Unit value
Unit value
Valud in Rufiyaa, Laari
44826
29469
0.00551
19000
45.097
167.318
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
9009
1001
9203
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
4354
4655
1
14
Type of Income
Type of Income
Type of Income
Type of Income
Type of Income
9009
1
106
55.324
48.509
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
100
102
104
106
Income
Income
Income
Income
Income
9009
4.97
4849219.17
32127.099
116402.899
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
7299
1001
9203
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
CPC Code
7299
3858001
4993002
3858001
4311001
4322001
4481101
4481201
4481401
4481501
4481601
4481602
4481701
4482101
4523001
4721101
4722001
4731101
4731302
4732101
4732301
4832201
4911301
4911401
4931401
4991101
4992101
4993001
4993002
Type of equipment
Type of equipment
Type of equipment
Type of equipment
Type of equipment
7299
1
3
1
Electrical
2
Transport and Communication
3
Audiovisual
Item Number
Item Number
Item Number
Item Number
Item Number
7299
1
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Name of equipment
Name of equipment
Name of equipment
Name of equipment
Name of equipment
7299
1
27
1
Washing Machine
2
Electric Sewing Machine
3
Electric Iron
4
Fan
5
Gas cooker
6
Refrigerator / Fridge
7
Water Pump
8
Electric Oven
9
Mixer / Grinder
10
Bicycle
11
Cycle
12
Car
13
Pickup / Lorry
14
Dhoani / Speed boat
15
Telephone
16
Dish Antennae
17
Radio
18
TV
19
VCR/ VCP/ VCDP
20
Compact Set
21
TV Game
22
Video camera
23
Camera
24
Computer
25
Generator
26
Cart
27
Barrow
No. of items available in the HH
No. of items available in the HH
No. of items available in the HH
No. of items available in the HH
No. of items available in the HH
7299
2.28
388.07
23.554
22.912
No. of items purchased in the past year, raised
No. of items purchased in the past year, raised
No. of items purchased in the past year, raised
No. of items purchased in the past year, raised
No. of items purchased in the past year, raised
7299
316.94
11.542
14.765
Value of past year purchase
Value of past year purchase
Value of past year purchase
Value of past year purchase
Value of past year purchase
4664
2635
162.89
24262042.89
53766.861
425890.795
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
HH Serial Number
132
1139
9096
Type of investment
Type of investment
Type of investment
Type of investment
Type of investment
45. Household capital transaction during the past year? - Type of investment
132
1
31
17.212
9.332
1
2
3
8
9
21
22
24
25
26
27
31
Amount of capital transaction
Amount of capital transaction
Amount of capital transaction
Amount of capital transaction
Amount of capital transaction
45. Household capital transaction during the past year? - Amount
132
3906260.79
212843.94
499526.622