DDI_SLB_2009_PHC_v01_MSamson KanamoliHenry Risoni2012-09-24NADAVersion 01 (September 2012) - Adapted version of the DDI "DDI-SLB-SINSO-CENSUS-2009-v01" documented by Solomon Islands NSO in July 2012.Population and Housing Census 2009PHC 2009SLB_2009_PHC_v01_MNational Statistics Office
Mr. Allan Harbrow
Mrs. Maureen Harbrow
Solomon Islands Broadcasting Cooperation
Solomon One News Television
People of Solomon Islands
Secretariat of the Pacific CommunityUnited Nations Fund for Population ActivitiesGovernment MinistriesCopy right (c) 2009,Solomon Islands National Statistics office.NADASolomon Islands GovenmentUNFPAAustralia GovernmentEuropian UnionTaiwanSecretariat of the Pacific CommunityUNDPSBD $ 6,888,897.33 SBD $ 369,500.00 SBD $10,415,225.00 SBD $ 8,709,037.47 SBD $3,196,651.45 (With SPC documents) SBD $ 369,500.00Government StatisticianPopulation and Housing Census [hh/popcen]The latest of a series of national population and housing censuses (NPHC) of Solomon Islands was held in 1999. The results were of acceptable quality and standard and were consulted by civil servants at local, provincial and national levels, by businessmen and non-governmental organisation, as well as by overseas investors and aid organisation. They used the available information for daily administration and for planning and policy making. By analysing the response to the 1999 census questionnaires and comparing the data with the 1970, 1976 and 1986 census results, the census office was able to make good estimates of levels of fertility, mortality and internal migration as well as produce a range of population projections at national and sub-national levels. The population growth rate of 2.8 per cent per annum in the 1986-1999 inter-census-period, paradoxically is a reduction but still remains as amongst the highest in the world. With this very high growth rate the Solomon Islands Government could not afford to continue its laissez-faire policy concerning population issues, hence a continuous monitoring of the growth rate at regular intervals, through the census process, should be maintained and a review of the current population policy should also be taken.Demographic StatisticsHealth StatisticsAgriculture StatisticsFisheries StatisticsEducation StatisticsEconomic StatisticsThe 2009 Census falls within the 2010 Round of Pacific Census, ten years after the 1999 census.
The results of the 2009 census will be required to:
a. help produce high-quality information for planning, decision-making, and monitoring of development progress in Solomon Islands. This implies very heavy data requirements and these requirements are continuously increasing, particularly towards development planning, implementation monitoring and evaluation of Government policies outlined in NERDEP and the current Medium Term Development Strategies.
b. The data from the Census will also be used for monitoring the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG's) and other goals included in the International Conference for Population & Development (ICPD).
c. check whether the population policies, which were put in place after the 1986 census on the basis of 1976-86 population trends and then as reviewed in the early 2000s in respect of the 1999 population trends, proved effective, and
d. Establish a new benchmark and a new set of post-1999 population trends on which to base a reconsideration of existing (population) policies in the framework of sustained and sustainable development.
e. Also, the results of this census will help facilitate updating of constituencies in preparation to the 2010 national election of Solomon Islands.
f. Further to these, the results of the census will provide a sample Frame from which further household capability surveys which include a household income expenditure in 2010/2011, a second demographic and health survey (DHS) 2011/2012 and a Labour Force Survey before the next census can be undertaken.
g. The 2009 census will also provide the much needed village level data on population, resources and infrastructure for government's bottom-up approach development policy initiative.
Accepting the notion that a new census is required and that a number of overseas aid organisations will be able to support the government on an undertaking similar to the 1999 census, the following points are considered in more detail in this project proposal.
It is recommended that the present census interval should not exceed ten years and that the same month should be selected in 2009, for the period of enumeration as in 1999, mainly to ensure that seasonal factors would not reduce the comparability of the information provided by the two censuses. As a result of this recommendation, 22nd November 2009 is therefore proposed as the new census date. This date will be formally announced by the Prime Minister in line with the Census Act.
For making current administrative decisions and prepare longer term socio-economic development policies governments and private organisations need reliable up-to-date knowledge about available natural and human resources. In a country like Solomon Islands one of the most important statistical systems for obtaining the required socio-economic information is the population census. This does not only provide a numerical description of the population at a given census date - through comparison with previous census results - but also of the ongoing trends in a sustained and sustainable development of certain population characteristics such as changes in population growth, age composition, direction of mobility and levels of urbanisation, economic activities and educational status. Such knowledge may allow the development planner to devise policies that will stem the flow of trends considered not in line with development aims. Alternatively, trends considered fitting can be identified and fostered by the introduction of appropriate policies. The success thereof can then be assessed when a next census is held some ten years later.Solomon IslandsThe 2009 Population and Housing Census Covers 100% of geography as in Urban and Rural Areas for the Entire Country :
The Solomon Islands as a whole by:
- 10 Provinces
- Constituencies
- Wards
- Enumeration Areas
- Household Level1. Population ( Urban and Rural )
2. Household ( Urban and Rural )
3. Provincial records
4. National Records
5. GeographyThe National Population and Housing Census 2009,covers the entire Population,the ones in the Hotels,Motels,Ships which was collected when all ship arrived at wharf during the Census times.
It covers all overseas people living in and aorund Solomon Islands,Urban and Rural,excluded the Diplomats.
In overroll:- This is any individual member of the household or institution who is present on the census night and is therefore counted in the census. This includes every young and old, male of female, expatriates or residents, tourist and locals alike.Census/enumeration data [cen]The Scope of the Solomon Islands 2009 Census covers the:
1. For all Persons
-Name
-Relationship
-sex,birth and age
-Ethnic and Citizenship
-Martal status and Relgion
-Place of birth and Residence
2. For all Persons 5 + (born in 2004 or before)
-Residence 5 years ago and Educational background
-Read and Write
3. For all Persons 12 + (born in 1997 or before)
-Work activities and Main occupation
4. For all Women 15 + (born in 1994 or before)
-Children - total birth ( alive or died)
-Date of birth and age
5. Household and Housing
-Living quarters and Materials
-drinking water,cooking and washing
-Toilet facility and rubbish disposal
-Lighting and cooking energy
-Housing tenure and Land Tenure
- Bednets and insecticide treated
-Durables
-Growing food,cash groups,livestock and fishing
-Source of Income ( Money/remittances)
-residents and died during last 12 months.EnumeratorsEnumerators and SupervisorsEnumeratorsCensus - Not applicable for complete enumeration survey
This section only apply for Sample Surveys.Face-to-face [f2f]1. QUESTIONNAIRE AND SCANNING
The need to set up the questionnaire in terms of suitability for local printing have done, using a software package called in-design, or whatever is most appropriate, which will then allow “optimisation ” for scanning with check boxes, drop-out colours (colours which are then filtered out by the scanner) etc. It is important that the questions are laid out correctly to make sure the results of the scan are possible and legible and eligible or recorded. Prior to the pilot census, the questionnaire needs to be finalised and come up with something everyone is happy with, finalise it and then make sure it works (if questions/formatting needs amendments as a result of the pilot, such changes will of course be done).
The questionnaire was finalised and a reliable printer to print the questionnaires was sought in advance through the tender bidding process. There are a whole series of things the Census office need to check here to make sure that the job gets done to a sufficient standard and that the scanning works well (good quality machines, paper, ink, air conditioned operating environment etc). There was no printing company in Honiara who can do this thus the printing done in Australia
In addition the questionnaire develop and were all in English language as people normally understand the english reading than the Solomons pidgin.The quetionnaire was design in Adobe Illustrator as to make sure the lines and writtings all well linned and parallel to what had written.Hence the census form have to have the right color which the scannning has to read and can easily collect the characters and values.
As such the census forms had been well protected while in field and properly manage in a way which the forms will not distroyed easily by rain or sea.
Hence,the census questionnaire covers Households and Housing.All Persons and GPS,more detailed in Scope section.Census was started with Household listing which counts all the Houses and household Units and also was captured by GPS (Geographical Positioning System) as to locate their localities as in waypoints and areas of living.
Census Household listing have about 105 personals working as Enumerators,Area Managers and Census Districts Superintendent.
After the Household listing,Census office conducted Pilot Census as to Pre-Test the Census draft Questionnaires with about 70 Enumerators.
After all these,thus finalise all questionnaires,logistics and etc for the Acutaully census on November 2009.
1PHASE I: PRE-ENUMERATION PERIOD
The period culminating in the actual enumeration in November 2009 started with the establishment of a Census Office in Honiara in October/November 2008. The Census Commissioner seconded from the Statistics Office supported by a Secretary, a high-graded Post Finance (Accounts) Officer seconded from SIGAS, Census Statistician, Cartographer and Data Processing Officer - all Solomon Islanders - are to prepare for the conduct of a household listing of each village, a pilot census, the production of maps and village lists of each Enumeration Area (EA) and, the design and printing of questionnaire, manuals, record books, the purchase of equipment for the office and field staff; the recruitment of staff; the establishment of short term training centres; the preparation of training manuals and aids; the planning and execution of a transport schedule to gather supervisors and enumerators in the training centres, transport them to their EA's and later return them home; the publicity needed to make the whole population aware of the census and of the information they are asked to supply. All these tasks have to be done in a particular sequence and be completed strictly before certain dates. The census effort therefore requires utmost co-operation from all parties involved, authorities at various levels, private organisations and the village and urban populations. To foster the support needed for this purpose the Census Commissioner should report to the Census Users Committee at various critical stages of the project and seek concurrence for his planned activities.
In the 1976, 1986 and 1999 censuses the enumeration was done following a two-visit system. Each enumerator was required to visit all households (on the average about 60 households) in his/her Enumeration Area (EA) in the two weeks before census night and enumerate the people found there. The enumerator was then to return directly after census night to cross out any previously enumerated people who did not sleep in the household that night and add to the household any persons, who were not previously interviewed, but had slept in the household on the Census night. It is assumed in this project proposal that this system be continued in the 2009 census.
The Census Office should have the staff to carry out the tasks briefly described above. It is envisaged to divide the nine provinces and one main urban area (Honiara) into seven census districts (CD). In each of these a census districts, a census districts superintendent (CDS) should be made responsible for the proper execution of all preparatory work and of the actual conduct of the enumeration, in full consultation with the Census Commissioner. The CDS's, most or all of whom should be Solomon Islanders, would have to work closely with the provincial authorities and need the assistance of Chief Area Managers (CAM) and or the Area Manager (AM) depending on the level of work and where these personnel's are deployed. The CAM and AM will check in the field, the EA maps drafted in the Census Office on the basis of information of the Village Resource Survey (conducted by the Statistics Office in November 2007 to April 2008); supervise the conduct of a full household listing; explain the census in village meetings; prepare a transportation plan for his area; help in recruiting supervisors and enumerators; play active roles in their training and in co-ordinating their transport and work during the actual census enumeration.
There will be approximately 1611 EA's and therefore a need for 1611 trained enumerators and for 266 supervisors. All of these personnel must be trained (taking into account 20 per cent reserves for 'no-shows' and 'dropouts'), the supervisors in six (6) centres and the enumerators in 14 centres. Temporary assistance will be needed from the authorities to provide professional trainers as well as a few higher level staff to act as Directors of some of the training centres, which will last for eight and five working days for the supervisors and enumerators respectively. Obviously, the Trainers, Directors and the Quality Controllers (who are to help screen completed forms before they will be returned to Honiara for data processing) should also be trained and this will equally apply for longer term staff, i.e. Census Office staff, CDS's, and AM's who will have their own courses earlier in the year. The high level staff can participate in special courses if the need arises, however, these types of training is expected to be provided by the CTA, as part of an on-the-job training activity of the Census.
2.PHASE II: POST-ENUMERATION PERIOD
In this phase the census returns will have to be processed, tabulated, analysed and disseminated in the form of published reports. It is argued, that while in previous censuses data processing was largely done overseas the time is now ripe to carry out all the required work locally. This includes the following steps:
i.Preparation of the code-scheme, tabulation lay-outs, creation of a test file, system design for the various processing steps and testing of these systems.
ii.Arrangements of office space, furniture and equipment.
iii.manual checking of the returned forms, transportation of the information into numeric codes on the forms, manual compilation of provisional small area statistics for early release as per 2010 National General Election requirements and correction of EA maps and village listings.
iv.Scanning of the questionnaires on scanners to create a complete computer data file of the census information; this will then be transferred into defined data dictionary using CSPro. With two scanners and 24 staff, four groups of 6 persons each will operate the scanners in two shifts per day for two months.
v.Remaining erroneous codes are to be checked by a checking section of five persons verifiers working with two PC's, who are to detect the underlying reasons for errors, devise ways to correct them and, for a limited number of variables, change wrong or not stated codes by imputation.
vi.The tabulation section is to produce various types of tables (e.g. 'ad hoc' tables, provincial tables, publication tables, and work tables, tables on request of users and cartograms, which all should be carefully scrutinised for consistency between them.
vii.The specialised member of the census project will subsequently analyse the quality of the reported census data and by comparison with previous census data, establish past trends, which can then serve as indicators for probable future developments. Specialised computer packages will be used for this purpose and much attention will have to be given to presenting the conclusions in comprehensive, but readable texts.The data supervision as completed census forms coming from field:-
Outside office : -Census Enumerators to Census Supervisors to Census Area Managers to Census Districts Superintendent.
Inside office : -Census Districts Superintendent to Census Operation office sealed with labels.
-Operation Unit Registrated pass to Quality checkers
-Quality Checkers to Data proccessing.
-Data proccessing registered and started scanning
-Scanning Machine to PC in Cspro format for Data verifiers.
-Data verifiers to data Proccessing officer.
Other forms of material used was: - control sheet
- Log booked
- Census staffs
Below the Number of supervisors in field who involved with the proccess.
1. Census Districts Superintendent (CDS) = 7
2. Census Area Managers (AMs) = 29
3. Census Supervisors = 395Data editing took place at a number of stages throughout the processing, including:
a) After Scanning data exported to CSPro4.0 edited done by data proccessing officer.
b) Secondly the Data proccessing officer pass the data to Data verifiers
c) Structure checking and completeness by verifiers in terms of wrong written numbers and spellings
d) Batch editing:
- Variables out of range
- Fertility Questions
- Coding and Value sets
- Editing of Variables..eg.age,date of birth and etc.
Detailed documentation of the editing of data can be found in the "Data processing guidelines" document provided as an external resource.Not apply for CensusThe 2009 Census data was involved people from SPC and SINSO for checking and assisting in terms of cleaning,and verifying.After Census dataset cleaned on 19/09/2011,Census dataset has checked my running tabulation on Male and female by villages,and checking Villages were all coded and no village coded with zero "0".mean makesure all villages has values and makesure the villages with same name coded with unique code where they located by their on provinces.Confidentiality of respondents is guaranteed by National Statistics Act amend 2007 as stated in Chapter 53 of section 9 under Penalities point (2):
If any person-
(a) being a person employed in taking a census publishes or communicates without lawful authority to any person otherwise than in the ordinary course of such employment any information acquired by him in the course of his employment; or
(b) having possession of any information which to his knowledge has been disclosed in contravention of this Act, publishes or communicates that information to any other person;
he shall be guilty of an offence and shall on conviction be liable to imprisonment for six months or to a fine of one thousand two hundred dollars.Government Statistician" National Statistics Office of Solomon Islands,(SLB-SINSO-CENSUS-2009-v02), Version 2 of the public use dataset (July 2012), provided by the National Statistics office." http://www.spc.int/prism/solomons"Access policy,The SINSO recommends three levels of accessibility
- Public use files, accessible to all
- Licensed datasets, accessible under conditions
- Datasets only accessible in a data enclave, for the most sensitive and confidential data.The Solomon Islands National Statistics Office (SINSO) has regarding the use of the data. A standard legal statement should be used for all datasets from a same agency.
The user of the data acknowledges the National Statistics office, and the relevant funding agency:
1. SIG
2. UNFPA
3. ROC
4. AUSAID
5. EU
6. SPC
bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.HOUSING 2This file contains individual information taken from questionnaire forms form Census 2009.090PERSONSThis file contains individual information taken from the Questionnaire Form 1 of the National Population and Housing Census 2009082Geo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberA household is consistant numbering of all entire household in the census time.A house number is an identfication number assign to a existing dwelling and its occupants regarded as a unit.H1. Type of Living QuarterH1. Type of Living QuarterH1. Type of Living QuarterH1. Type of Living QuarterH1. Type of Living Quarter1Detached2Semi-Detached3Apartments/Flats4Building with two or mre hhs shared kitchen/toilet5Dwelling attached to shop or non residential building6Lodging house7OtherH2. Main Material for WallsH2. Main Material for WallsH2. Main Material for WallsH2. Main Material for WallsH2. Main Material for Walls1Wood2Tin, Corrugated Iron3Concrete cement brick4Traditional Material5Makeshift or improvised material6Other9NSH3. Main Material for FloorH3. Main Material for FloorH3. Main Material for FloorH3. Main Material for FloorH3. Main Material for Floor1Wood2Tin, Corrugated Iron3Concrete cement brick4Traditional Material5Makeshift or improvised material6Other9NSH4. Main Material for RoofH4. Main Material for RoofH4. Main Material for RoofH4. Main Material for RoofH4. Main Material for Roof1Wood2Tin, Corrugated Iron3Concrete cement brick4Traditional Material5Makeshift or improvised material6Other9NSH5. Number of RoomsH5. Number of RoomsH5. Number of RoomsH5. Number of RoomsH5. Number of Rooms14233241556677H6. Main Soruce of Drinking WaterH6. Main Soruce of Drinking WaterH6. Main Soruce of Drinking WaterH6. Main Soruce of Drinking WaterH6. Main Soruce of Drinking Water1Metered -SIWA2Communial Standpipe3HH Tank4Communal Tank5Well- Protected6Well-Unprotected7River/Stream8Bottled Water9OtherH7. Main Source of Washing WaterH7. Main Source of Washing WaterH7. Main Source of Washing WaterH7. Main Source of Washing WaterH7. Main Source of Washing Water1Piped - private2Piped shared3Common standpipe4Well protected5Well unprotected6HH tank7Common tank8Sea9River, Lake, Stream10Other99NSH8. Main Toilet FacilityH8. Main Toilet FacilityH8. Main Toilet FacilityH8. Main Toilet FacilityH8. Main Toilet Facility1Flush private2Flash shared3Water sealed private4Water sealed shared5Pit latrine private6Pit latrine shared7Other8None9NSH9. Main form of HH Waste DisposalH9. Main form of HH Waste DisposalH9. Main form of HH Waste DisposalH9. Main form of HH Waste DisposalH9. Main form of HH Waste Disposal1Government waste collection2Bury3Burn4River/ Stream5Sea6Backyard7Other99NSH10. Main Source of LightingH10. Main Source of LightingH10. Main Source of LightingH10. Main Source of LightingH10. Main Source of Lighting1Electricity -main grid2Own Generator3Solar4Gas5Kerosene Lamp6Coleman lamp7Wood/coconut8Other9None99NSH11. Main Source of Cooking EnergyH11. Main Source of Cooking EnergyH11. Main Source of Cooking EnergyH11. Main Source of Cooking EnergyH11. Main Source of Cooking Energy1Electricity -main grid2Kerosene3Wood Coconut shells4Charcoal5Gas6Other9NSH12. Housing TenureH12. Housing TenureH12. Housing TenureH12. Housing TenureH12. Housing Tenure1Own or have mortgage2Rent from private Landlord3Subsidised rent4Rent free5Caretaker6Other9NSH13. Land TenureH13. Land TenureH13. Land TenureH13. Land TenureH13. Land Tenure1Freehold2Lease from Government3Lease from private/customary4Other9NSH14_1 Shop/CanteenH14_1 Shop/CanteenH14_1 Shop/CanteenH14_1 Shop/CanteenH14_1 Shop/Canteen1Shop2No shopH14_2 Farm SubsistenceH14_2 Farm SubsistenceH14_2 Farm SubsistenceH14_2 Farm SubsistenceH14_2 Farm Subsistence1Farm2No farmH14_3 Farm SaleH14_3 Farm SaleH14_3 Farm SaleH14_3 Farm SaleH14_3 Farm Sale1Farm-sale2No farm-saleH14_4 WorkshopH14_4 WorkshopH14_4 WorkshopH14_4 WorkshopH14_4 Workshop1Workshop2No workshopH14_5 Offer Flat/Appartment for RentH14_5 Offer Flat/Appartment for RentH14_5 Offer Flat/Appartment for RentH14_5 Offer Flat/Appartment for RentH14_5 Offer Flat/Appartment for Rent1Other flat2No other flatH14_6 Offer ServicesH14_6 Offer ServicesH14_6 Offer ServicesH14_6 Offer ServicesH14_6 Offer Services1Offer services2doesn't offer servicesH14_7 OtherH14_7 OtherH14_7 OtherH14_7 OtherH14_7 Other1Other use2No other useH14_8 NoneH14_8 NoneH14_8 NoneH14_8 NoneH14_8 None1None2Not noneH15_1. No of BednetsH15_1. No of BednetsH15_1. No of BednetsH15_1. No of BednetsH15_1. No of BednetsH15. Does this household have any bednets? (state number of insecticide treated bednets in the HH)State number of insecticide treated bed nets in the HH.
1. H15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrs
2. H15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant Women
3. H15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrsH15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrsH15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrsH15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrsH15_2A. No of HH members slept under Bednets - Children 5yrsH15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant WomenH15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant WomenH15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant WomenH15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant WomenH15_2B. No of HH members slept under bednets - Pregnant WomenH15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH15_2C. No of HH members slept under Bednets - OtherH16_1. No of Car/BusH16_1. No of Car/BusH16_1. No of Car/BusH16_1. No of Car/BusH16_1. No of Car/BusState number of items IN WORKING ORDER in the appropriate box
refer to H16_1 to H16_15H16_2. No of MotobikeH16_2. No of MotobikeH16_2. No of MotobikeH16_2. No of MotobikeH16_2. No of MotobikeH16_3. No of TruckH16_3. No of TruckH16_3. No of TruckH16_3. No of TruckH16_3. No of TruckH16_4. No of CanoesH16_4. No of CanoesH16_4. No of CanoesH16_4. No of CanoesH16_4. No of CanoesH16_5. No of Boat/ShipH16_5. No of Boat/ShipH16_5. No of Boat/ShipH16_5. No of Boat/ShipH16_5. No of Boat/ShipH16_6. Outboard MotorH16_6. Outboard MotorH16_6. Outboard MotorH16_6. Outboard MotorH16_6. Outboard MotorH16_7. No of Fridge/IceH16_7. No of Fridge/IceH16_7. No of Fridge/IceH16_7. No of Fridge/IceH16_7. No of Fridge/IceH16_8. No of TVH16_8. No of TVH16_8. No of TVH16_8. No of TVH16_8. No of TVH16_9. No of TelephoneH16_9. No of TelephoneH16_9. No of TelephoneH16_9. No of TelephoneH16_9. No of TelephoneH16_10. No of ComputerH16_10. No of ComputerH16_10. No of ComputerH16_10. No of ComputerH16_10. No of ComputerH16_11. No of Internet connectionH16_11. No of Internet connectionH16_11. No of Internet connectionH16_11. No of Internet connectionH16_11. No of Internet connectionH16_12.No of GeneratorH16_12.No of GeneratorH16_12.No of GeneratorH16_12.No of GeneratorH16_12.No of GeneratorH16_13. RadioH16_13. RadioH16_13. RadioH16_13. RadioH16_13. RadioH16_14. Mobile TelephoneH16_14. Mobile TelephoneH16_14. Mobile TelephoneH16_14. Mobile TelephoneH16_14. Mobile TelephoneH16_15. HF RadioH16_15. HF RadioH16_15. HF RadioH16_15. HF RadioH16_15. HF RadioH17. Is this HH involved in growing foodH17. Is this HH involved in growing foodH17. Is this HH involved in growing foodH17. Is this HH involved in growing foodH17. Is this HH involved in growing food1Subsistence only2Sale only3Both4NoneH18_1. Cash Crop - Vegies/food cropsH18_1. Cash Crop - Vegies/food cropsH18_1. Cash Crop - Vegies/food cropsH18_1. Cash Crop - Vegies/food cropsH18_1. Cash Crop - Vegies/food crops1. Vagetables and food crops.
2. Copra
3. Betel nut
4. Cocoa
5. Tobacco
6. Timber
7. Flowers
8. Others
9. NoneH18_2. Cash Crop - CopraH18_2. Cash Crop - CopraH18_2. Cash Crop - CopraH18_2. Cash Crop - CopraH18_2. Cash Crop - CopraH18_3. Cash Crop - Betel NutH18_3. Cash Crop - Betel NutH18_3. Cash Crop - Betel NutH18_3. Cash Crop - Betel NutH18_3. Cash Crop - Betel NutH18_4. Cash Crop - CocoaH18_4. Cash Crop - CocoaH18_4. Cash Crop - CocoaH18_4. Cash Crop - CocoaH18_4. Cash Crop - CocoaH18_5. Cash Crop - TobaccoH18_5. Cash Crop - TobaccoH18_5. Cash Crop - TobaccoH18_5. Cash Crop - TobaccoH18_5. Cash Crop - TobaccoH18_6. Cash Crop - TimberH18_6. Cash Crop - TimberH18_6. Cash Crop - TimberH18_6. Cash Crop - TimberH18_6. Cash Crop - TimberH18_7. Cash Crop - FlowerH18_7. Cash Crop - FlowerH18_7. Cash Crop - FlowerH18_7. Cash Crop - FlowerH18_7. Cash Crop - FlowerH18_8. Cash Crop - OtherH18_8. Cash Crop - OtherH18_8. Cash Crop - OtherH18_8. Cash Crop - OtherH18_8. Cash Crop - OtherH18_9. Cash Crop - NoneH18_9. Cash Crop - NoneH18_9. Cash Crop - NoneH18_9. Cash Crop - NoneH18_9. Cash Crop - NoneH19_1. Livestock - CowH19_1. Livestock - CowH19_1. Livestock - CowH19_1. Livestock - CowH19_1. Livestock - Cow1.Cow
2. Pigs
3. Goats
4. Horses
5. PoultryH19_2. Livestock - PigsH19_2. Livestock - PigsH19_2. Livestock - PigsH19_2. Livestock - PigsH19_2. Livestock - PigsH19_3. Livestock - GoatsH19_3. Livestock - GoatsH19_3. Livestock - GoatsH19_3. Livestock - GoatsH19_3. Livestock - GoatsH19_4. Livestock - HorsesH19_4. Livestock - HorsesH19_4. Livestock - HorsesH19_4. Livestock - HorsesH19_4. Livestock - HorsesH19_5. Livestock - PoultryH19_5. Livestock - PoultryH19_5. Livestock - PoultryH19_5. Livestock - PoultryH19_5. Livestock - PoultryH20. Is this HH involved in FishingH20. Is this HH involved in FishingH20. Is this HH involved in FishingH20. Is this HH involved in FishingH20. Is this HH involved in Fishing1Subsistence only2Sale only3Both4None1. Subs. only
2. Sales only
3. Both
4. NoneH21_A. Does this HH - Catch fish or shellfishH21_A. Does this HH - Catch fish or shellfishH21_A. Does this HH - Catch fish or shellfishH21_A. Does this HH - Catch fish or shellfishH21_A. Does this HH - Catch fish or shellfishIf never for H21_A & B then GOTO H221Never2Once a week3More than once a week4Once a month5OtherH21_B. Does this HH - Buy fish or shellfishH21_B. Does this HH - Buy fish or shellfishH21_B. Does this HH - Buy fish or shellfishH21_B. Does this HH - Buy fish or shellfishH21_B. Does this HH - Buy fish or shellfish1Never2Once a week3More than once a week4Once a month5OtherH21C_1. TunaH21C_1. TunaH21C_1. TunaH21C_1. TunaH21C_1. Tuna1Yes2NoH21C_2. Reef fishH21C_2. Reef fishH21C_2. Reef fishH21C_2. Reef fishH21C_2. Reef fish1Yes2NoH21C_3. ShellfishH21C_3. ShellfishH21C_3. ShellfishH21C_3. ShellfishH21C_3. Shellfish1Yes2NoH21C_4. Freshwater fishH21C_4. Freshwater fishH21C_4. Freshwater fishH21C_4. Freshwater fishH21C_4. Freshwater fish1Yes2NoH21C_5. OthersH21C_5. OthersH21C_5. OthersH21C_5. OthersH21C_5. Others1Yes2NoH22A. How much money HH receive from remittence in last 12 mH22A. How much money HH receive from remittence in last 12 mH22A. How much money HH receive from remittence in last 12 mH22A. How much money HH receive from remittence in last 12 mH22A. How much money HH receive from remittence in last 12 m1None2Don't Know31 - 4994500 - 99951000 - 149961500+9NSH22AA. What is the country/province of SenderH22AA. What is the country/province of SenderH22AA. What is the country/province of SenderH22AA. What is the country/province of SenderH22AA. What is the country/province of Sender1Choiseul2Western3Isabel4Central5Bellona6Guadalcanal7Malaita8Ulawa9Temotu10HoniaraH22AB. Don't knowH22AB. Don't knowH22AB. Don't knowH22AB. Don't knowH22AB. Don't knowIf more than one sender, record the main sender.
If unknown, check "don't know.H23. Main source of incomeH23. Main source of incomeH23. Main source of incomeH23. Main source of incomeH23. Main source of income1No income2Wages/Salary3Own business4Sale of fish/crop/handicraft5Land lease6House rent7Remittances8Other sourceH24. Have any resident of HH died during the last 12 monthsH24. Have any resident of HH died during the last 12 monthsH24. Have any resident of HH died during the last 12 monthsH24. Have any resident of HH died during the last 12 monthsH24. Have any resident of HH died during the last 12 months1Yes2No3Don't know44H24_Sex_1H24_Sex_1H24_Sex_1H24_Sex_1H24_Sex_11Male2FemaleH24_Age_1H24_Age_1H24_Age_1H24_Age_1H24_Age_1If yes, then provide details.H24_DD_1. Day of deathH24_DD_1. Day of deathH24_DD_1. Day of deathH24_DD_1. Day of deathH24_DD_1. Day of death99NSH24_MM_1. Month of deathH24_MM_1. Month of deathH24_MM_1. Month of deathH24_MM_1. Month of deathH24_MM_1. Month of death99NSH24_YYYY_1. Year of deathH24_YYYY_1. Year of deathH24_YYYY_1. Year of deathH24_YYYY_1. Year of deathH24_YYYY_1. Year of death9999NSH24_PR_1. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_1. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_1. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_1. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_1. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 491Yes2No3Don't knowH24_Sex_2H24_Sex_2H24_Sex_2H24_Sex_2H24_Sex_2None1Male2FemaleH24_Age_2H24_Age_2H24_Age_2H24_Age_2H24_Age_2If yes then provide detailsH24_DD_2. Day of deathH24_DD_2. Day of deathH24_DD_2. Day of deathH24_DD_2. Day of deathH24_DD_2. Day of death99NSH24_MM_2. Month of deathH24_MM_2. Month of deathH24_MM_2. Month of deathH24_MM_2. Month of deathH24_MM_2. Month of death99NSH24. Have any residents of this household died during the last 12 months?
1 Y 2 N 3 DK If 'Y' then provide details below:
This field all have not stated.H24_YYYY_2. Year of deathH24_YYYY_2. Year of deathH24_YYYY_2. Year of deathH24_YYYY_2. Year of deathH24_YYYY_2. Year of death9999NSH24_PR_2. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_2. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_2. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_2. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_2. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 491Yes2No3Don't knowH24_Sex_3H24_Sex_3H24_Sex_3H24_Sex_3H24_Sex_3None1Male2FemaleH24_Age_3H24_Age_3H24_Age_3H24_Age_3H24_Age_3If yes, then, provide details below.H24_DD_3. Day of deathH24_DD_3. Day of deathH24_DD_3. Day of deathH24_DD_3. Day of deathH24_DD_3. Day of death99NSH24_MM_3. Month of deathH24_MM_3. Month of deathH24_MM_3. Month of deathH24_MM_3. Month of deathH24_MM_3. Month of death99NSH24_YYYY_3. Year of deathH24_YYYY_3. Year of deathH24_YYYY_3. Year of deathH24_YYYY_3. Year of deathH24_YYYY_3. Year of death9999NSH24_PR_3. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_3. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_3. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_3. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 49H24_PR_3. Cause of death if female aged 15 - 491Yes2No3Don't knowland usesland usesland usesland usesland uses1Sales alone2Farm subsistence alone3Farm sale alone4Workshop alone5Flat alone6Other services alone7Other uses alone8None9Sales and Subsistence10Sales and Farm sales11Sales, Subsistence & farm sales12Sales and other uses13Sales, subsis, farm sales, other14Subsistence and other uses15Farm sales and other uses16Subsistence, farm and other17All othersdurablesdurablesdurablesdurablesdurablesGeo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDGeo-IDHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberExcludeExcludeExcludeExcludeExclude112233P1. Person NumberP1. Person NumberP1. Person NumberP1. Person NumberP1. Person Number1P12P2P2. Relationship to head of householdP2. Relationship to head of householdP2. Relationship to head of householdP2. Relationship to head of householdP2. Relationship to head of household1Head2Spouse3Child4Adpoted Child5Child in law6Grandchild7Parent8Siblings9Other relatives10Not related/friendP3. SexP3. SexP3. SexP3. SexP3. Sex1Male2FemaleP4. Date of birthP4. Date of birthP4. Date of birthP4. Date of birthP4. Date of birthP4. DayP4. DayP4. DayP4. DayP4. Day99NSP4. MonthP4. MonthP4. MonthP4. MonthP4. Month1January2February3March4April5May6June7July8August9September10October11November12December99Not StatedP4. YearP4. YearP4. YearP4. YearP4. Year9999NSP4. AgeP4. AgeP4. AgeP4. AgeP4. AgeP5. Is bioligical mother still aliveP5. Is bioligical mother still aliveP5. Is bioligical mother still aliveP5. Is bioligical mother still aliveP5. Is bioligical mother still alive1Yes2No3Don't knowP6. Is bioligical mother living in this householdP6. Is bioligical mother living in this householdP6. Is bioligical mother living in this householdP6. Is bioligical mother living in this householdP6. Is bioligical mother living in this household1Yes2No9NSP6B. Person Number of motherP6B. Person Number of motherP6B. Person Number of motherP6B. Person Number of motherP6B. Person Number of motherP7. Is the biological father still aliveP7. Is the biological father still aliveP7. Is the biological father still aliveP7. Is the biological father still aliveP7. Is the biological father still alive1Yes2No3Don't knowP8. Ethnic originP8. Ethnic originP8. Ethnic originP8. Ethnic originP8. Ethnic origin1Melanesian2Polynesian3Micronesian4Chinese5European6Other9NSP8B. Other Ethnic OriginP8B. Other Ethnic OriginP8B. Other Ethnic OriginP8B. Other Ethnic OriginP8B. Other Ethnic Origin7MICRONESIAN-MELANESIAN8FILIPINO9MELANESIAN-POLYNESIAN10JAPANESE11INDONESIAN12ASIAN13MALAYSIAN14SIERRALEONIAN15INDIAN16AFRICAN17PNG18KOREAN19AUSTRALIAN20NEW ZEALANDER21SRILANKAN22CANADIAN23AMERICAN24AMERICAN25FIJIANS26TAIWANESE27UNITED KINGDOM28CUBAN29NEPAL30NYNMAR31PERU32SWISS33DENMARK34ITALIAN35THAILAND36FRANCE99NSP9. CitizenshipP9. CitizenshipP9. CitizenshipP9. CitizenshipP9. Citizenship1Solomon Islands by Birth2Solomon Islands by Naturalisation3Other Country9NSP9B. Citizenship - OthersP9B. Citizenship - OthersP9B. Citizenship - OthersP9B. Citizenship - OthersP9B. Citizenship - Others11Australia12Papua New Guinea13United States of America14New Zealand15United Kingdom16Japan17Germany18Canada19Other Pacific20Vanuatu21Hong Kong22Fiji23Other Asia24Netherlands25Other Europe26France27Italy28Other Country99NSP10. Marital statusP10. Marital statusP10. Marital statusP10. Marital statusP10. Marital status1Never Married2Married3Custom4Divorced5Separated6Widowed9NSP11. ReligionP11. ReligionP11. ReligionP11. ReligionP11. Religion1Church of Melanesia2Roman Catholic3South Sea Evangelical Church4Seventh Day Adventist5United Church6Christian Fellowship Church7Jehovah's Witness8Christian OutReach Church9Bahai10Custom Beliefs11No Religion/Faith12Refuse to Answer13Other99NSP11B. ReligionP11B. ReligionP11B. ReligionP11B. ReligionP11B. Religion13ASSEMBLY OF GOD14BAPTIST CHURCH15RHEMA16MUSLIM17BIBLE WAY CENTRE18CHRISTIAN REVIVAL19CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD20CHURCH OF THE LIVING WORD21MORMON22MORO MOVEMENT23NAZARENE CHURCH24APOSTOLIC CHURCH25ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND26ASSEMBLY REVIVAL27AGNOSTIC28ATHIEST29BUDHISM30BIBLE WAY31BITHANY32BLOOD TRINITY33BODY OF CHRIST34BREAK THROUGH KINGDOM COMMUNITY35CB CHURCH36CHURCH OF CHRIST37CHURCH OF GOD38PROTESTANT39CHRIST MISSION CENTRE40CHRIST THE KING41CHRISTADALPHIAN42CHRISTIAN43CHRISTIAN REFORMED44POTTERS CHURCH45EPISCOPAL SI46FOUR SQUARE47HINDU48KINGDOM HARVEST49ISLAM50JEWISH51LATER DAY SAINTS52LUTHERAN53METHODIST54MOON55NEIL THOMAS MINISTRY56NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY57NEW TESTAMENT MISSION58NOT STATED59WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD60PAN PACIFIC MISSION61PENTECOSTAL62PRESBYTARIAN63SALVATION ARMY64SELF SUPPORT MINISTRIES65ZION99NSP12. Place of birth - same place as enumerationP12. Place of birth - same place as enumerationP12. Place of birth - same place as enumerationP12. Place of birth - same place as enumerationP12. Place of birth - same place as enumeration1Same ward2Other9NSP12B1. Other place of birth - country/provinceP12B1. Other place of birth - country/provinceP12B1. Other place of birth - country/provinceP12B1. Other place of birth - country/provinceP12B1. Other place of birth - country/province1Choiseul2Western3Isabel4Central5Bellona6Guadalcanal7Malaita8Ulawa9Temotu10Honiara99Not reportedP12B2. Other wardP12B2. Other wardP12B2. Other wardP12B2. Other wardP12B2. Other ward1Ward 12Ward 23Ward 34Ward 45Ward 56Ward 67Ward 78Ward 89Ward 910Ward 1011Ward 1112Ward 1213Ward 1314Ward 1415Ward 1516Ward 1617Ward 1718Ward 1819Ward 1920Ward 2021Ward 2122Ward 2223Ward 2324Ward 2425Ward 2526Ward 2627Ward 2728Ward 2829Ward 2930Ward 3031Ward 3132Ward 3233Ward 3399NSP13. Place of usual residence - same as place of enumerationP13. Place of usual residence - same as place of enumerationP13. Place of usual residence - same as place of enumerationP13. Place of usual residence - same as place of enumerationP13. Place of usual residence - same as place of enumeration1Same ward2Other9NSP13B1. Other province/countryP13B1. Other province/countryP13B1. Other province/countryP13B1. Other province/countryP13B1. Other province/country1Choiseul2Western3Isabel4Central5Bellona6Guadalcanal7Malaita8Ulawa9Temotu10Honiara99Not reportedP13B2. Other wardP13B2. Other wardP13B2. Other wardP13B2. Other wardP13B2. Other ward1Ward 12Ward 23Ward 34Ward 45Ward 56Ward 67Ward 78Ward 89Ward 910Ward 1011Ward 1112Ward 1213Ward 1314Ward 1415Ward 1516Ward 1617Ward 1718Ward 1819Ward 1920Ward 2021Ward 2122Ward 2223Ward 2324Ward 2425Ward 2526Ward 2627Ward 2728Ward 2829Ward 2930Ward 3031Ward 3132Ward 3233Ward 3399NSP14A. Difficulties in seeingP14A. Difficulties in seeingP14A. Difficulties in seeingP14A. Difficulties in seeingP14A. Difficulties in seeing1No Difficulty at all2Some Difficulty3Cannot do at all9NSP14B. Difficulties in hearingP14B. Difficulties in hearingP14B. Difficulties in hearingP14B. Difficulties in hearingP14B. Difficulties in hearing3DeafnessP14C. Difficulties in walkingP14C. Difficulties in walkingP14C. Difficulties in walkingP14C. Difficulties in walkingP14C. Difficulties in walking3LamenessP14D. Difficulties in rememberingP14D. Difficulties in rememberingP14D. Difficulties in rememberingP14D. Difficulties in rememberingP14D. Difficulties in remembering3Senile and/ or amnesicP15. Place of residence 5 years ago -Same place as enumerationP15. Place of residence 5 years ago -Same place as enumerationP15. Place of residence 5 years ago -Same place as enumerationP15. Place of residence 5 years ago -Same place as enumerationP15. Place of residence 5 years ago -Same place as enumeration1Same ward2OtherP15B1. Other province/countryP15B1. Other province/countryP15B1. Other province/countryP15B1. Other province/countryP15B1. Other province/country1Choiseul2Western3Isabel4Central5Bellona6Guadalcanal7Malaita8Ulawa9Temotu10Honiara99Not reportedP15B2. Other wardP15B2. Other wardP15B2. Other wardP15B2. Other wardP15B2. Other ward1Ward 12Ward 23Ward 34Ward 45Ward 56Ward 67Ward 78Ward 89Ward 910Ward 1011Ward 1112Ward 1213Ward 1314Ward 1415Ward 1516Ward 1617Ward 1718Ward 1819Ward 1920Ward 2021Ward 2122Ward 2223Ward 2324Ward 2425Ward 2526Ward 2627Ward 2728Ward 2829Ward 2930Ward 3031Ward 3132Ward 3233Ward 3399NSP16. Is this person attending formal educationP16. Is this person attending formal educationP16. Is this person attending formal educationP16. Is this person attending formal educationP16. Is this person attending formal education1Full time2Part time3Left school4Never beenP17. What is the level of education this person is attendingP17. What is the level of education this person is attendingP17. What is the level of education this person is attendingP17. What is the level of education this person is attendingP17. What is the level of education this person is attending1Standard 12Standard 23Standard 34Standard 45Standard 56Standard 67Form 18Form 29Form 310Form 411Form 512Form 6/713Tertiary14Vocational15Other88PreschoolP17B. Other level of educationP17B. Other level of educationP17B. Other level of educationP17B. Other level of educationP17B. Other level of educationP18_ENG. Can this person read and write english languageP18_ENG. Can this person read and write english languageP18_ENG. Can this person read and write english languageP18_ENG. Can this person read and write english languageP18_ENG. Can this person read and write english language1Literate2Not LiterateP18_PDG. Can this person read and write pidginP18_PDG. Can this person read and write pidginP18_PDG. Can this person read and write pidginP18_PDG. Can this person read and write pidginP18_PDG. Can this person read and write pidgin1Literate2Not LiterateP18_LOC. Can this person read and write local languageP18_LOC. Can this person read and write local languageP18_LOC. Can this person read and write local languageP18_LOC. Can this person read and write local languageP18_LOC. Can this person read and write local language1Literate2Not LiterateP18_0TH. Can this person read and write other languageP18_0TH. Can this person read and write other languageP18_0TH. Can this person read and write other languageP18_0TH. Can this person read and write other languageP18_0TH. Can this person read and write other language1Literate2Not LiterateP19. What is the highest level of education this person has completedP19. What is the highest level of education this person has completedP19. What is the highest level of education this person has completedP19. What is the highest level of education this person has completedP19. What is the highest level of education this person has completed1No School completed2Preschool/Nursery school3Some primary4Complted primary5Completed form 36Completed form 57Completed form 68Completed form 79Some College/No degree10Bachelors degree11Masters degree12Doctoral degree13Vocational certificate14OtherP19B. OthersP19B. OthersP19B. OthersP19B. OthersP19B. OthersP20. During the last week, did this person do any workP20. During the last week, did this person do any workP20. During the last week, did this person do any workP20. During the last week, did this person do any workP20. During the last week, did this person do any work1Yes2NoP21. During the last week, did this person have a job at which he/she did not workP21. During the last week, did this person have a job at which he/she did not workP21. During the last week, did this person have a job at which he/she did not workP21. During the last week, did this person have a job at which he/she did not workP21. During the last week, did this person have a job at which he/she did not work1Yes2NoP22. What type of work/activity does this person usually doP22. What type of work/activity does this person usually doP22. What type of work/activity does this person usually doP22. What type of work/activity does this person usually doP22. What type of work/activity does this person usually do1Employee (gov)2Employee (priv)3Employer4Self employed5Voluntary work6Unpaid family work7Producing goods for sale8Producing goods for own consumptionP23. What is this person's main occupationP23. What is this person's main occupationP23. What is this person's main occupationP23. What is this person's main occupationP23. What is this person's main occupationZero101 Armed Forces202 Non-Commissioned armed forces officers303 Armed forces occupations, other ranks1111 Legislators and senior officials1212 Corporate managers1313 General Managers1414 Retail and other services manager2121 Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals2222 Life science and health professionals2323 Teaching professionals2424 Other professionals2525 Informations and communications technology professionals2626 Legal, social and cultural professionals3131 Physical and engineering science technicians3232 Life science and health associate professionals (except nursing)3333 Teaching associate professionals3434 Other associate professionals3535 Information and communications technicians4141 Office Clerks4242 Customer service clerks4343 Numerical and material recoring clerks4444 Other clerical support workers5151 Personal and protective services workers5252 Models, salespersons and demonstrators5353 Personal care workers5454 Protective service workers6161 Market oriented skilled agricultual and fishery worker6262 Subsistence agircultural and fishery workers6363 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gathers7171 Extraction and building trade workers7272 Metal, machinery and relted workers7373 Precision, handicrafts, printingand related workers7474 Other craft and related trades workers7575 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related8181 Stationery plant and related oeprators8282 Machine operators and assembleers8383 Drivers and mobile plant operators9191 Sales and services elementary occupations9292 Agircultural, fishery and related labourers9393 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport9494 Food preparation9595 Street and related sales and service worker9696 Refuse workers and other elementary workers9999 Not StatedP24. What is the main industry this person works inP24. What is the main industry this person works inP24. What is the main industry this person works inP24. What is the main industry this person works inP24. What is the main industry this person works in101 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities202 Forestry and logging303 Fishing and aquaculture505 Mining and coal lignite606 Extration of crude petroleum and natural gas707 Mining and metal ores808 Other mininga and quarrying909 Mining support serices activities1010 Manufacture of offd products1111 Manufacture of beverages1212 Manufacture of tobacco products1313 Manufacture of textiles1414 Manufacture of wearing apparel1515 Manufacture of leather and related products1616 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufature of rticles fo straw and plaiting materials1717 Manufacture of paper and paper products1818 Printing and reproduction of recorded media1919 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products2020 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products2121 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemicals and botanical products2222 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products2323 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products2424 Manufacture of basic metals2525 MAnufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment2626 Manufacture of computer, electroni and optical products2727 Manufacture of electrical equipment2828 Manufacture of machinery and equipment2929 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers3030 Manufacture of other transport equipment3131 Manufacture of furniture3232 Other manufacturing3333 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment3535 Electricity, gas, steam adn air conditioning supply3636 Water collection, treatment and supply3737 Sewerage3838 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery3939 Remediation activities and other waste management services4141 Construction of buildings4242 Civil engineering4343 Specialized construction activities4545 Wholesale adn retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles4646 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles4747 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles adn motorcycles4949 Land transport and transport via pipelines5050 Water transport5151 Air trasnport5252 Warehousing and support activities for transportation5353 Postal and courier activities5555 Accomodation5656 Food and beverage services activities5858 Publishing activties5959 Motion picture, video and television programme productin etc6060 Programming and broadcasting activities6161 Telecommunications6262 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities6363 Information services activities6464 Financial services activties, except insurance and pension funding6565 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security6666 Activities to financial services and insurance activities6868 Real estate activities6969 Legal and accounting activities7070 Activties of head offices; management consultancy activties7171 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and anlysis7272 Scientific research and development7373 Advertising and market reserach7474 Other professional, scinetific and technical activties7575 Veterinary activities7777 Rental and leasing activities7878 Employment activitiies7979 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation services and related activities8080 Security and investigation activities8181 Services to buildings and landscape activities8282 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities8484 Public Administration and defence8585 Education8686 Human Health activities8787 Residentail care activities8888 Social work activities without accomodation9090 Creative, arts and entertain activities9191 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities9292 Gambling and betting activities9393 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities9494 Activities of members organisations9595 Repair of computers and personal and household goods9696 Other personal service activities9797 Activities of households as employess of domestic personnel9898 Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use9999 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesP25. Did this person actively look for workP25. Did this person actively look for workP25. Did this person actively look for workP25. Did this person actively look for workP25. Did this person actively look for work1Yes2No9NSP26. Why didn't this person actively look for workP26. Why didn't this person actively look for workP26. Why didn't this person actively look for workP26. Why didn't this person actively look for workP26. Why didn't this person actively look for work1Full time homemaker2Student3Retired/Old age4Disabled5Didn't want to work6Believe no work available7Bad weather/ No transport8OtherP27. Was this person available to workP27. Was this person available to workP27. Was this person available to workP27. Was this person available to workP27. Was this person available to work1Yes2No9NSF1. Has this woman ever given birthF1. Has this woman ever given birthF1. Has this woman ever given birthF1. Has this woman ever given birthF1. Has this woman ever given birth1YesF2. How many live born children born to this women CEBF2. How many live born children born to this women CEBF2. How many live born children born to this women CEBF2. How many live born children born to this women CEBF2. How many live born children born to this women CEBF2_M. Live born malesF2_M. Live born malesF2_M. Live born malesF2_M. Live born malesF2_M. Live born malesF2_F. Live born femalesF2_F. Live born femalesF2_F. Live born femalesF2_F. Live born femalesF2_F. Live born femalesF2_T. Live born childrenF2_T. Live born childrenF2_T. Live born childrenF2_T. Live born childrenF2_T. Live born children13243241566577889910101113121113121415152016171714181619212018F3. Children born alive and were staying on census nightF3. Children born alive and were staying on census nightF3. Children born alive and were staying on census nightF3. Children born alive and were staying on census nightF3. Children born alive and were staying on census nightF3A_M. Males in this HouseholdF3A_M. Males in this HouseholdF3A_M. Males in this HouseholdF3A_M. Males in this HouseholdF3A_M. Males in this Household11223344556677889910101111F3A_F. Females in this HouseholdF3A_F. Females in this HouseholdF3A_F. Females in this HouseholdF3A_F. Females in this HouseholdF3A_F. Females in this Household11223344556677889910101111F3A_T. Children in this Household totalF3A_T. Children in this Household totalF3A_T. Children in this Household totalF3A_T. Children in this Household totalF3A_T. Children in this Household total11223344556677889910101111F3B. Children staying elsewhere on census nightF3B. Children staying elsewhere on census nightF3B. Children staying elsewhere on census nightF3B. Children staying elsewhere on census nightF3B. Children staying elsewhere on census nightF3B_M. Elsewhere malesF3B_M. Elsewhere malesF3B_M. Elsewhere malesF3B_M. Elsewhere malesF3B_M. Elsewhere males11223344556677889910101111F3B_F. Elsewhere femalesF3B_F. Elsewhere femalesF3B_F. Elsewhere femalesF3B_F. Elsewhere femalesF3B_F. Elsewhere females11223344556677889910101111F3B_T. Elsewhere totalF3B_T. Elsewhere totalF3B_T. Elsewhere totalF3B_T. Elsewhere totalF3B_T. Elsewhere total11223344556677889910101111F4. Children diedF4. Children diedF4. Children diedF4. Children diedF4. Children diedF4_M. Died malesF4_M. Died malesF4_M. Died malesF4_M. Died malesF4_M. Died malesF4_F. Died femalesF4_F. Died femalesF4_F. Died femalesF4_F. Died femalesF4_F. Died femalesF4_T. Died totalF4_T. Died totalF4_T. Died totalF4_T. Died totalF4_T. Died totalF5. Last child date of birthF5. Last child date of birthF5. Last child date of birthF5. Last child date of birthF5. Last child date of birthF5_DD. Last child dayF5_DD. Last child dayF5_DD. Last child dayF5_DD. Last child dayF5_DD. Last child dayZero99NSF5_MM. Last child monthF5_MM. Last child monthF5_MM. Last child monthF5_MM. Last child monthF5_MM. Last child monthZero99NSF5_YYYY. Last child yearF5_YYYY. Last child yearF5_YYYY. Last child yearF5_YYYY. Last child yearF5_YYYY. Last child year9999NSF5_AGE. Age of last childF5_AGE. Age of last childF5_AGE. Age of last childF5_AGE. Age of last childF5_AGE. Age of last child999NSF6. Sex of last childF6. Sex of last childF6. Sex of last childF6. Sex of last childF6. 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