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      <titl>Population and Housing Census 2001</titl>
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      <IDNo>DMA_2001_PHC_v01_M</IDNo>
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      <AuthEnty affiliation="">Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat</AuthEnty>
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    <abstract>This 2001 Population and Housing Census in Dominica examines certain aspects of population composition and change, particularly between the decennial censuses conducted in 1991 and 2001, and some possible effects of key demographic variables and socio-economic factors on the size and structure of the population. Analysis is conducted at the national as well as sub-national levels including the parish level and the level of the capital Roseau.

The 2001 Population and Housing Census in Dominica was conducted on May 12 and resulted in a non-institutional population of 69,625 persons comprised of 35,073 males and 34,552 females yielding an overall sex ratio of 102 males per 100 females. The 2001 census total was marginally higher than the 69,549 reported from the 1970 census and was the second consecutive decline since the population peaked at 73,795 in the 1981 census.</abstract>
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    <notes>The scope of the 2001 Dominica Population and Housing Census includes: Migration, Housing, Crime, Characteristics, Disability, Health, Birthplace and residence, Education, Professional, technical and vocational training, Marital status, union status, Fertility, Economic activity, Where spent census night.</notes>
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      <resInstru>The census questionnaire has been used as an instrument to capture a wide range of socio-economic information for policy and planning purposes. It captures information at the level of the household as well. The questionnaire has 13 sections:
Section 1 - Migration
Section 2 - Housing
Section 3 - Crime
Section 4 - Characteristics
Section 5 - Disability
Section 6 - Health
Section 7 - Birthplace and residence
Section 8 - Education
Section 9 - Professional, technical and vocational training
Section 10 - Marital status, union status
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Section 12 - Economic activity
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