DDI_ZAF_2000_TUS_v01_M
DataFirst
2012-01-06
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Version 01: Adopted from "ddi-zaf-datafirst-tus-2000-v1" DDI that was done by metadata producer mentioned in "Metadata Production" section.
Time Use Survey 2000
TUS 2000
ZAF_2000_TUS_v01_M
Statistics South Africa
Statistics Norway
Copyright, Statistics South Africa
NADA
Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
Manager, DataFirst
Other Household Survey [hh/oth]
v1: Edited, anonymised dataset for licensed distribution
employment [3.1]
unemployment [3.5]
working conditions [3.6]
EDUCATION [6]
children [12.1]
youth [12.10]
cultural activities and participation [13.2]
time use [13.9]
DEMOGRAPHY AND POPULATION [14]
The Beijing Platform for Action which emerged from the 1995 Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women called for the development of 'suitable statistical means to recognise and make visible the full extent of the work of women and all their contributions to the national economy, including their contribution in the unremunerated and domestic sectors'. During 2000, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) conducted the fieldwork for the first national time use study in the country. The aim of the survey was to provide information on the way in which different individuals in South Africa spend their time. Such information contributes to greater understanding of policymakers on the economic and social well-being of different societal groups. In particular, the study was intended to provide new information on the division of both paid and unpaid labour between women and men, and greater insight into less well understood productive activities such as subsistence work,casual work and work in the informal sector.
The survey thus had dual objectives: (1) improvement of concepts, methodology and measurement of all types of work and work-related activity, and (2) the feeding of information into better policy-making, with a particular focus on gender equity.
South Africa
The survey had national coverage
The data is only available at country level
Units of analysis for the survey include households and individuals
The survey covered household members in South Africa, ten years old and above
Sample survey data [ssd]
The Time Use Survey covered details of the household and demographic details of the two people selected as respondents in that household. The questionnaire also consisted of a diary in which to record activities performed by the respondents.
The time use study sample frame was based on the frame prepared for the 1999 Survey of activities of young people (SAYP). This sample frame was based on the 1996 population census enumerator areas (EAs) and the number of households counted in the 1996 population census. The sampled population excluded all prisoners in prison, patients in hospital, people residing in boarding houses and hotels (whether temporary or semi-permanent), and boarding schools. The 16 EA types from the 1996 Population Census were condensed into four area types, or strata. The four strata were formal urban, informal urban, non-commercial farming rural, and commercial farming areas. Institution type EAs were excluded from the sample.
The EAs were explicitly stratified by province, and within a province by the four strata. The sample size (10 800 dwelling units, with 3 600 units in each of the three tranches) was disproportionately allocated to the explicit strata using the square root method. Within the strata, the EAs were ordered by magisterial district and the EA-types included in the area type (implicit stratification). Primary sampling units (PSUs) consisted of an EA of at least 100 dwelling units. Where an EA contained less than 100 dwelling units, EAs were pooled (using Kish's method of pooling) to meet this requirement. Most EAs had fewer than 100 dwelling units. The dwelling unit was taken as the ultimate sampling unit (USU).
Firstly, a two stage sampling procedure was applied. The allocated number of PSUs was systematically selected with probability proportional to size in each explicit stratum (with the measure of size being the number of dwelling units in a PSU). In each PSU, a systematic sample of 12 households was drawn.
Face-to-face [f2f]
The questionnaire for the time use survey was comprised of three sections. Section one covered details of the household. Section two covered demographic details of the first person selected as a respondent in that household. Section three consisted of a Background and methodology diary in which to record the activities performed by the first person selected during the 24 hours between 4 am on the day preceding the interview and 4 am on the day of the interview. Sections four and five were for the second selected person in the household but were otherwise identical to sections two and three respectively.
The household and demographic sections of the questionnaire contained many of the standard questions of Stats SA household surveys. This was done so as to facilitate comparison across surveys. These sections also contained some additional questions on issues that would be likely to affect time use. For the household section, for example, there were questions on access to household aids such as washing machines and vacuum cleaners. In the demographic section there were questions about the presence of the respondent's young children in the household.
The diary, which forms the core instrument of a time use study, was divided into half-hour slots. Respondents were asked an open-ended question as to the activities performed during a given half-hour. These activities were then post-coded by the fieldworker according to the activity classification system (see below). The respondent could report up to three activities for each time slot. Where there was more than one activity reported for a half hour, the respondent was asked whether these activities were conducted simultaneously, or one after the other. For each recorded activity, the questionnaire also included two location codes. The first code provides for eight broadly defined locations plus the mobile activity of travel. Where the location of a particular activity could be classified as more than one of the given options, the option highest on the list took precedence. For example, a domestic worker was classified as working in someone else's dwelling rather than in a workplace. The second code distinguished between interior (inside) and exterior (outside) for the eight broadly-defined locations, and distinguished the mode of travel for all travel activity.
The fieldwork for the study was conducted in three tranches - February, June, and October 2000 - so as to catch possible seasonal variations in time use. The questionnaire was administered face-to-face to the respondent through an interview rather than the respondent completing the questionnaire themselves as is done in most European countries. This methodology was necessary because of the high levels of illiteracy in the country. For example, the census of 1996 found that a full 20% of all South Africans aged 20 or more had not received any formal education. To promote comparability, the diary was administered even where the person was literate and numerate. Questionnaires were also administered in the language chosen by the respondent.
Over 100 temporary fieldworkers were employed for each tranche of the survey. Where possible, the same fieldworkers were employed in later tranches. Fieldworkers worked in teams of three or four, with one person in each team serving as a supervisor. Each provincial office of Stats SA allocated one of their full-time staff to serve as a coordinator for the duration of the survey.
The sample was based on the 1996 Population Census enumerator areas and the estimated number of households from the 1996 Population Census. The initial weights (household weight), based on the sample design, were equal to the inverse of the probability of selection. Further adjustment factors were then calculated to account for non-response.
To adjust for under-enumeration and to align survey estimates with independent population estimates, the weights were calibrated against person benchmarks. A software package called CALMAR was used to perform this calibration. Using an iterative procedure, CALMAR adjusted the weights so that person estimates conformed as closely as possible with external person benchmarks.
The data from the diary were captured in Sybase at Stats SA head office through a custom-designed data capture programme. The programme contained some in-built checks. Further checks were done manually prior to and after capture. The data were subsequently downloaded into SAS format, and the SAS programme was used for analysis.
DataFirst
Statistics South Africa. Time use survey 2000 [dataset]. Version 1. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa [producer], 2001. Cape Town: DataFirst [distributor], 2011.
Licensed dataset, accessible under conditions.
The information products and services of Statistics South Africa are protected in terms of the Copyright Act, 1978 (Act 98 of 1978). As the State President is the holder of State copyright, all organs of State enjoy unhindered use of the Department's information products and services, without a need for further permission to copy in terms of that copyright. Where a copy of the information is made available to any third party outside the State, the third party must be made aware of the existence of State copyright and ownership of the information by the State. The State (through Statistics SA) retains the full ownership of its information, products and services at all times; access to information does not give ownership of the information to the client.
The use of any data is subject to acknowledgement of Stats SA as the supplier and owner of copyright. Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) will not be liable for any damages or losses, except to the extent that such losses or damages are attributable to a breach by Stats SA of its obligations in terms of an existing agreement or to the negligence or wilful act or omissions of the Stats SA, its servants or agents, arising out of the supply of data and or digital products in terms of that agreement. The user indemnifies Stats SA against any claims of whatsoever nature (including legal costs) by third parties arising from the reformatting, restructuring, reprocessing and/or addition of the data, by the user.
TUS 2000 Activall_mjw
The ACTIVALL file was constructed from the DIARY data to permit easier analysis of all activities recorded during the interviews. The file contains one record for every activity recorded in the diary household member recorded in the grid in Section 1 of the survey questionnaire. It contains multiple records for a particular individual and time slot where more than one activity was recorded for that time slot. It contains at least 48 records for every individual for whom a diary completed, but could - theoretically - include 144 records for a single individual if three activities were recorded for each time slot. It contains two different measures of duration of activity.
821714
11
TUS 2000 Episode
The EPISODE file which accumulates consecutive activities into single records. This file contains one record for episode, where an episode is a series of identical activities performed consecutively by a given individual.
292067
9
TUS 2000 Hhold_mjw
The HHOLD file contains household data from Section 1 of the questionnaire. This file contains one record for every household
8355
51
TUS 2000 Member_mjw
This file contains one record for every household member recorded in the grid in Section 1 of the questionnaire. It contains between 1 and 24 records for each household.
33097
9
TUS 2000 Person_mjw
This file contains one record for every individual selected to complete a diary. The first selected person in each household has information recorded in section 2 and the second selected person has information recorded in section 4. Information from both these sections is recorded in this file, with the variable Person (PERSON) distinguishing the first and second selected individuals for each household. This file also contains all the information from sections 3 (for the first person) and sections 5 (for the second person) which does not relate to specific timeslots of the diary day.
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TUS 2000 Diary_mjw
686259
16
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
821714
10110100201
93130214801
51548647875.085
25335241236.496
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
821714
1
2
3
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
821714
1
2
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
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Activity recorded in ATIMEPER, BTIMEPER or CTIMEPER in DIARY.
Activity recorded in ATIMEPER, BTIMEPER or CTIMEPER in DIARY.
Activity recorded in ATIMEPER, BTIMEPER or CTIMEPER in DIARY.
Activity recorded in ATIMEPER, BTIMEPER or CTIMEPER in DIARY.
Activity recorded in ATIMEPER, BTIMEPER or CTIMEPER in DIARY.
821714
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941
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980
990
Information recorded in Same time 1, 2 or 3 in DIARY.
Information recorded in Same time 1, 2 or 3 in DIARY.
Information recorded in Same time 1, 2 or 3 in DIARY.
Information recorded in Same time 1, 2 or 3 in DIARY.
Information recorded in Same time 1, 2 or 3 in DIARY.
821714
1
2
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
821714
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
821714
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1
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8
9
Divide by 10:Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the n
Divide by 10:Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the n
Divide by 10:Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the n
Divide by 10:Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the n
Divide by 10:Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the n
821714
075
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Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the number of acti
Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the number of acti
Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the number of acti
Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the number of acti
Derived variable: This variable is calculated on the basis of the number of acti
821636
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10
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Sysmiss
Derived variable: This variable records whether this activity was the first, sec
Derived variable: This variable records whether this activity was the first, sec
Derived variable: This variable records whether this activity was the first, sec
Derived variable: This variable records whether this activity was the first, sec
Derived variable: This variable records whether this activity was the first, sec
821636
78
5
Sysmiss
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
292067
10110100201
93130214801
51283236268.542
25633635557.329
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
292067
1
2
3
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
292067
1
2
3.3\3.4 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past fo
3.3\3.4 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past fo
3.3\3.4 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past fo
3.3\3.4 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past fo
3.3\3.4 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past fo
292067
0**
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510
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517
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521
522
527
531
532
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560
561
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571
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588
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941
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Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode b
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode b
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode b
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode b
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode b
292067
100
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Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode e
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode e
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode e
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode e
Derived variable: This variable is equal to (timeslot during which the episode e
292067
100
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Derived variable: This variable is the sum of the Full minutes (see ACTIVAL1 fil
Derived variable: This variable is the sum of the Full minutes (see ACTIVAL1 fil
Derived variable: This variable is the sum of the Full minutes (see ACTIVAL1 fil
Derived variable: This variable is the sum of the Full minutes (see ACTIVAL1 fil
Derived variable: This variable is the sum of the Full minutes (see ACTIVAL1 fil
292067
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0010
0015
0020
0025
0030
0035
0040
0045
0050
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0065
0070
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0085
0090
0095
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0110
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1170
1185
1200
1380
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Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC1, BLOC1 or CLOC1 in DIARY.
292067
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
Information recorded in ALOC2, BLOC2 or CLOC2 in DIARY.
292067
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
8355
10110100201
93130214801
52578982890.904
25255760371.301
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
8355
1
2
3
Time started this section (hour : minutes)
Time started this section (hour : minutes)
Time started this section (hour : minutes)
Time started this section (hour : minutes)
Time started this section (hour : minutes)
8355
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0240
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1000
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1016
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1024
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1.1 What type of dwelling does the household occupy (main dwelling if more than
1.1 What type of dwelling does the household occupy (main dwelling if more than
1.1 What type of dwelling does the household occupy (main dwelling if more than
1.1 What type of dwelling does the household occupy (main dwelling if more than
1.1 What type of dwelling does the household occupy (main dwelling if more than
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
1.2 Does this household have the use of:
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1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
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1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
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1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
1.2 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household for cooking, heati
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1.4 How far is the wood/dung from the dwelling?
1.4 How far is the wood/dung from the dwelling?
1.4 How far is the wood/dung from the dwelling?
1.4 How far is the wood/dung from the dwelling?
1.4 How far is the wood/dung from the dwelling?
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1.5 Are the persons who usually collect wood/dung:
1.5 Are the persons who usually collect wood/dung:
1.5 Are the persons who usually collect wood/dung:
1.5 Are the persons who usually collect wood/dung:
1.5 Are the persons who usually collect wood/dung:
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1.6 What is the household’s main source of water?
1.6 What is the household’s main source of water?
1.6 What is the household’s main source of water?
1.6 What is the household’s main source of water?
1.6 What is the household’s main source of water?
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1.7 How far is the water source from the dwelling?
1.7 How far is the water source from the dwelling?
1.7 How far is the water source from the dwelling?
1.7 How far is the water source from the dwelling?
1.7 How far is the water source from the dwelling?
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1.8 Are the persons who usually collect water:
1.8 Are the persons who usually collect water:
1.8 Are the persons who usually collect water:
1.8 Are the persons who usually collect water:
1.8 Are the persons who usually collect water:
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1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
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1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
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1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
1.9 Are any of the following public transport services within a 30 minutes (2 km
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1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
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1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
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1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
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1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
1.10 Are any of the following facilities within a 30 minute (2 km) walk of this
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
1.11 From which of the following sources does the household usually receive mone
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1.12 Which one of the above sources usually provides the most money for the hous
1.12 Which one of the above sources usually provides the most money for the hous
1.12 Which one of the above sources usually provides the most money for the hous
1.12 Which one of the above sources usually provides the most money for the hous
1.12 Which one of the above sources usually provides the most money for the hous
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1.13 What is the usual total monthly income of this household (including all sou
1.13 What is the usual total monthly income of this household (including all sou
1.13 What is the usual total monthly income of this household (including all sou
1.13 What is the usual total monthly income of this household (including all sou
1.13 What is the usual total monthly income of this household (including all sou
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1.17 Who is the person who does the most housework?
1.17 Who is the person who does the most housework?
1.17 Who is the person who does the most housework?
1.17 Who is the person who does the most housework?
1.17 Who is the person who does the most housework?
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1.18 Member number (from table above) of main respondent to this section of the
1.18 Member number (from table above) of main respondent to this section of the
1.18 Member number (from table above) of main respondent to this section of the
1.18 Member number (from table above) of main respondent to this section of the
1.18 Member number (from table above) of main respondent to this section of the
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1.19 Language in which the interview was conducted:
1.19 Language in which the interview was conducted:
1.19 Language in which the interview was conducted:
1.19 Language in which the interview was conducted:
1.19 Language in which the interview was conducted:
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1.20 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
1.20 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
1.20 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
1.20 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
1.20 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
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1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
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1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
1.21 Which two members must be selected?
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1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
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1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
1.22 Who are the selected members?
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Time when finished this section (hour : minutes)
Time when finished this section (hour : minutes)
Time when finished this section (hour : minutes)
Time when finished this section (hour : minutes)
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Derived variable: Derived from fourth digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from fourth digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from fourth digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from fourth digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from fourth digit of UQNR
8355
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Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
8355
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Divide by 10 000: Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Divide by 10 000: Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Divide by 10 000: Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Divide by 10 000: Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Divide by 10 000: Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
8355
84
103958
10402.792
9707.692
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
33097
10110100201
93130214801
52132325867.6
25132724522.596
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
33097
1
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Column heading in grid
Column heading in grid
Column heading in grid
Column heading in grid
Column heading in grid
33097
1
24
3.301
2.333
1.14 Is (the person):
1.14 Is (the person):
1.14 Is (the person):
1.14 Is (the person):
1.14 Is (the person):
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1.15 Age in completed years:
1.15 Age in completed years:
1.15 Age in completed years:
1.15 Age in completed years:
1.15 Age in completed years:
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1.23a What is the relationship of (selected person 1) to all the other members o
1.23a What is the relationship of (selected person 1) to all the other members o
1.23a What is the relationship of (selected person 1) to all the other members o
1.23a What is the relationship of (selected person 1) to all the other members o
1.23a What is the relationship of (selected person 1) to all the other members o
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1.23b What is the relationship of (selected person 2) to all the other members o
1.23b What is the relationship of (selected person 2) to all the other members o
1.23b What is the relationship of (selected person 2) to all the other members o
1.23b What is the relationship of (selected person 2) to all the other members o
1.23b What is the relationship of (selected person 2) to all the other members o
33065
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Divide by 10 000:Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of a
Divide by 10 000:Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of a
Divide by 10 000:Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of a
Divide by 10 000:Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of a
Divide by 10 000:Derived variable: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of a
33097
0.00636
13.907
1.045
0.948
FLAP: Unique household identifier
FLAP: Unique household identifier
FLAP: Unique household identifier
FLAP: Unique household identifier
FLAP: Unique household identifier
14306
10110100201
93130214801
51875820458.522
25314151798.196
Indicates whether this household was part of the first February, second June or
Indicates whether this household was part of the first February, second June or
Indicates whether this household was part of the first February, second June or
Indicates whether this household was part of the first February, second June or
Indicates whether this household was part of the first February, second June or
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Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
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2.1 How old are you?
2.1 How old are you?
2.1 How old are you?
2.1 How old are you?
2.1 How old are you?
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2.2 Is the person?
2.2 Is the person?
2.2 Is the person?
2.2 Is the person?
2.2 Is the person?
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2.3 Are you?
2.3 Are you?
2.3 Are you?
2.3 Are you?
2.3 Are you?
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2.4 What is the highest school grade/class/standard that you passed?
2.4 What is the highest school grade/class/standard that you passed?
2.4 What is the highest school grade/class/standard that you passed?
2.4 What is the highest school grade/class/standard that you passed?
2.4 What is the highest school grade/class/standard that you passed?
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2.5 Have you completed any studies after leaving school?
2.5 Have you completed any studies after leaving school?
2.5 Have you completed any studies after leaving school?
2.5 Have you completed any studies after leaving school?
2.5 Have you completed any studies after leaving school?
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2.6 What is your current marital status?
2.6 What is your current marital status?
2.6 What is your current marital status?
2.6 What is your current marital status?
2.6 What is your current marital status?
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2.7 How many children under 18 do you have who are still living?
2.7 How many children under 18 do you have who are still living?
2.7 How many children under 18 do you have who are still living?
2.7 How many children under 18 do you have who are still living?
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2.8 How many of these children are living in this household?
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2.9 How many children under 7 do you have who are still living?
2.9 How many children under 7 do you have who are still living?
2.9 How many children under 7 do you have who are still living?
2.9 How many children under 7 do you have who are still living?
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2.10 How many of these children under 7 years are living in this household?
2.10 How many of these children under 7 years are living in this household?
2.10 How many of these children under 7 years are living in this household?
2.10 How many of these children under 7 years are living in this household?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
2.11 In the last seven days, did you do any of the following activities?
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2.12 Do you have a job or business or other economic activity that you will defi
2.12 Do you have a job or business or other economic activity that you will defi
2.12 Do you have a job or business or other economic activity that you will defi
2.12 Do you have a job or business or other economic activity that you will defi
2.12 Do you have a job or business or other economic activity that you will defi
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2.13 Do you want to do any of the activities I asked you about?
2.13 Do you want to do any of the activities I asked you about?
2.13 Do you want to do any of the activities I asked you about?
2.13 Do you want to do any of the activities I asked you about?
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2.14 If the work or activity were available, when would you be able to start?
2.14 If the work or activity were available, when would you be able to start?
2.14 If the work or activity were available, when would you be able to start?
2.14 If the work or activity were available, when would you be able to start?
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2.15 In the last four weeks have you taken any action to look for any of the typ
2.15 In the last four weeks have you taken any action to look for any of the typ
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2.16 What was your main reason for not looking for work?
2.16 What was your main reason for not looking for work?
2.16 What was your main reason for not looking for work?
2.16 What was your main reason for not looking for work?
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2.17 What kind of work did you do in the last seven days?
2.17 What kind of work did you do in the last seven days?
2.17 What kind of work did you do in the last seven days?
2.17 What kind of work did you do in the last seven days?
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2.19 What were the main goods and services produced by you if self employed
2.19 What were the main goods and services produced by you if self employed
2.19 What were the main goods and services produced by you if self employed
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2.20 Were you?
2.20 Were you?
2.20 Were you?
2.20 Were you?
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2.21 How many other people besides you worked regularly in this business?
2.21 How many other people besides you worked regularly in this business?
2.21 How many other people besides you worked regularly in this business?
2.21 How many other people besides you worked regularly in this business?
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2.22 Would you call this business formal or informal?
2.22 Would you call this business formal or informal?
2.22 Would you call this business formal or informal?
2.22 Would you call this business formal or informal?
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2.24 What is your usual total monthly income from all sources?
2.24 What is your usual total monthly income from all sources?
2.24 What is your usual total monthly income from all sources?
2.24 What is your usual total monthly income from all sources?
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2.25 Do you usually wear a watch or have a clock with you?
2.25 Do you usually wear a watch or have a clock with you?
2.25 Do you usually wear a watch or have a clock with you?
2.25 Do you usually wear a watch or have a clock with you?
2.25 Do you usually wear a watch or have a clock with you?
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2.26 Language in which interview was conducted
2.26 Language in which interview was conducted
2.26 Language in which interview was conducted
2.26 Language in which interview was conducted
2.26 Language in which interview was conducted
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2.27 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
2.27 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
2.27 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
2.27 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
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2.28 Were any other people present during the interview?
2.28 Were any other people present during the interview?
2.28 Were any other people present during the interview?
2.28 Were any other people present during the interview?
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3.8 Was yesterday a typical day for you?
3.8 Was yesterday a typical day for you?
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3.9 Which activity during the day did you enjoy most?
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3.9 Which activity during the day did you enjoy most?
3.9 Which activity during the day did you enjoy most?
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3.11 Overall, how did you feel about the day you just described?
3.11 Overall, how did you feel about the day you just described?
3.11 Overall, how did you feel about the day you just described?
3.11 Overall, how did you feel about the day you just described?
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3.12 Language in which interview was conducted.
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3.13 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
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3.13 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
3.13 Did you use an interpreter during the interview?
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3.14 Were any other people present during the interview?
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3.14 Were any other people present during the interview?
3.14 Were any other people present during the interview?
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1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1028
1029
1030
1031
1032
1033
1034
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
1056
1057
1058
1059
1100
1101
1102
1103
1104
1105
1106
1107
1108
1109
1110
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
1116
1117
1118
1119
1120
1121
1122
1123
1124
1125
1126
1127
1128
1129
1130
1131
1132
1133
1134
1135
1136
1137
1138
1139
1140
1141
1142
1143
1144
1145
1146
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1153
1154
1155
1156
1157
1158
1159
1200
1201
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1210
1211
1212
1213
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1219
1220
1221
1222
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1224
1225
1226
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1228
1229
1230
1231
1232
1233
1234
1235
1236
1237
1238
1239
1240
1241
1242
1243
1244
1245
1246
1247
1248
1249
1250
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1257
1258
1259
1300
1301
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1346
1347
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1349
1350
1351
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1353
1354
1355
1356
1357
1358
1359
14**
1400
1401
1402
1403
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411
1412
1413
1414
1415
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
1422
1423
1424
1425
1426
1427
1428
1429
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1431
1432
1433
1434
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1438
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1459
1500
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1600
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1659
1700
1701
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1711
1712
1713
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1800
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1855
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1857
1858
1859
1900
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1903
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1906
1907
1908
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1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
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1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
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1939
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1941
1942
1943
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1952
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1955
1956
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1958
1959
2000
2001
2002
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2005
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2007
2008
2010
2011
2013
2014
2015
2017
2018
2020
2021
2022
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
2034
2035
2036
2037
2040
2041
2042
2045
2047
2048
2050
2052
2053
2055
2057
2059
2100
2103
2105
2107
2110
2115
2117
2119
2120
2123
2128
2129
2130
2135
2136
2140
2145
2150
2153
2155
2200
2205
2210
2217
2220
2228
2231
2232
2233
2236
2325
2343
Derived variable: Derived from responses to questions 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14 and
Derived variable: Derived from responses to questions 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14 and
Derived variable: Derived from responses to questions 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14 and
Derived variable: Derived from responses to questions 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14 and
Derived variable: Derived from responses to questions 2.11, 2.12, 2.13, 2.14 and
14306
1
2
3
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
Derived variable: Derived from the first digit of UQNR
14306
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Derived variable, divide by 10 000: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Derived variable, divide by 10 000: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Derived variable, divide by 10 000: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Derived variable, divide by 10 000: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
Derived variable, divide by 10 000: Weighted to the 1996 Census on the basis of
14306
72
528163
17963.415
21076.366
3.1 Date of day for which activities recorded:
3.1 Date of day for which activities recorded:
3.1 Date of day for which activities recorded:
3.1 Date of day for which activities recorded:
3.1 Date of day for which activities recorded:
14083
2000-02-01
2000-10-30
2000-02-01
2000-02-02
2000-02-03
2000-02-04
2000-02-05
2000-02-06
2000-02-07
2000-02-08
2000-02-09
2000-02-10
2000-02-11
2000-02-12
2000-02-13
2000-02-14
2000-02-15
2000-02-16
2000-02-17
2000-02-18
2000-02-19
2000-02-20
2000-02-21
2000-02-22
2000-02-23
2000-02-24
2000-02-25
2000-02-26
2000-02-27
2000-02-28
2000-02-29
2000-06-01
2000-06-02
2000-06-03
2000-06-04
2000-06-05
2000-06-06
2000-06-07
2000-06-08
2000-06-09
2000-06-10
2000-06-11
2000-06-12
2000-06-13
2000-06-14
2000-06-15
2000-06-16
2000-06-17
2000-06-18
2000-06-19
2000-06-20
2000-06-21
2000-06-22
2000-06-23
2000-06-24
2000-06-25
2000-06-26
2000-10-01
2000-10-02
2000-10-03
2000-10-04
2000-10-05
2000-10-06
2000-10-07
2000-10-08
2000-10-09
2000-10-10
2000-10-11
2000-10-12
2000-10-13
2000-10-14
2000-10-15
2000-10-16
2000-10-17
2000-10-18
2000-10-19
2000-10-20
2000-10-21
2000-10-22
2000-10-23
2000-10-25
2000-10-30
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
FLAP: Unique household identifier (11 digits)
686259
10110100201
93130214801
51875085467.737
25315727981.025
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
Indicates whether this household was part of the first (February), second (June)
686259
1
2
3
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
Selected person number
686259
1
2
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
Note: This variable indicates the time period of the day to which the record ref
686259
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
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24
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27
28
29
30
31
32
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34
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41
42
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46
47
3.3 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past four?
3.3 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past four?
3.3 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past four?
3.3 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past four?
3.3 What were you doing yesterday morning between 4 o’clock and half past four?
686259
000
010
011
020
030
038
041
042
043
048
050
060
080
088
090
111
112
113
114
115
118
130
140
150
158
180
181
188
190
210
220
230
236
240
250
260
280
281
288
290
310
320
328
330
340
348
350
360
370
380
381
388
390
410
420
430
440
441
448
450
460
470
480
481
488
490
491
498
511
512
521
522
531
532
538
540
550
561
562
580
581
588
590
610
615
620
630
650
660
671
672
673
674
680
688
690
710
718
720
730
740
780
781
788
790
810
820
831
832
833
838
840
850
860
870
880
881
888
890
910
920
930
940
950
980
990
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
686259
0**
00*
001
002
003
004
006
007
008
010
011
016
020
021
022
030
031
032
040
041
042
043
048
050
060
070
080
083
088
090
102
103
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
118
120
130
140
141
142
148
150
151
178
180
181
182
183
188
190
210
211
220
228
230
231
232
236
240
249
250
258
260
266
273
280
288
290
301
303
310
311
312
320
321
325
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331
339
340
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382
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388
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391
402
410
411
412
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430
431
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448
450
458
460
461
470
471
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488
490
491
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502
510
511
512
518
520
521
522
531
532
540
550
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560
561
562
571
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783
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791
810
811
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820
822
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830
831
832
833
835
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883
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890
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910
920
921
930
931
932
933
940
941
950
980
990
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3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
3.4 What else were you doing during that period?
686259
00*
001
002
003
009
010
020
030
031
041
042
043
048
050
060
080
088
090
111
112
113
114
115
118
120
140
150
180
181
183
188
210
220
230
236
240
250
280
290
302
310
312
320
330
331
340
350
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389
402
410
420
430
431
440
441
448
450
460
470
480
488
490
491
510
511
512
521
522
531
532
540
561
562
571
580
588
590
611
615
620
630
650
660
671
672
673
674
680
688
690
710
720
730
780
781
788
790
810
820
821
830
831
832
833
836
838
840
850
860
861
870
880
882
883
888
890
910
911
920
930
931
932
940
950
980
990
@@@
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
686259
1
2
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
686259
1
2
@
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
3.5 Did you do the activities at the same time, or one after the other?
686259
1
2
@
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
@
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
@
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
@
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
3.6 Where were you when you did the activity?
686259
*
1
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9
@