DDI_IDN_1999_SUSENAS_v01_M World Bank Indonesia, Poverty Team 2014-02-12 NADA Version 1 (December 22, 2012): Initial version of DDI documentation. Version 2 (February 12, 2014): Revision of DDI documentation. National Socio-Economic Survey 1999 SUSENAS 1999 Survei Sosial Ekonomi Nasional 1999 IDN_1999_SUSENAS_v01_M Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) of Indonesia Copyright © 2012, Central Board of Statistics (BPS) of Indonesia. All rights reserved. NADA Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] Since 1992, BPS through Susenas collecting core data and the module data every year. Susenas modules is divided into three major groups, that is module socio-cultural and educational, modules housing and health, module household consumption and household expenditure, implementation of each module is every three years. v01: basic raw data. Obtained from BPS Birth control Children Child health Consumption (Economics) Income Education Employment Family Fertility Health Heatlh services Housing Information technology Indonesia Literacy Living standards Mass media Breast milk Occupations Internet Married Recreation Energy Poverty Assets Social conditions Insurance Transport Victims of Crime Water supply Sector Part Chapter Susenas is a survey designed to collect socio-demographic data in large area. The data collected were related to the fields of education, health / nutrition, housing / environmental, socio-cultural activities, consumption and household income, trips, and public opinion about the welfare of household. In 1992, Susenas data collection system has been updated, the information used to develop indicators of welfare (Welfare) contained in the module (information collected once every three years) drawn into the core (group information is collected each year). The questions are included in the core is intended to obtain the information and to monitor the things that may change each year. It is also useful for short-term planning, as well as questions that can be associated with a question module, such as expenditures. Questions in the modules required to analyze problems that do not need to be monitored every year or analyze issues like government intervention, such as poverty and malnutrition. Core module combined data can generate analysis to answer questions such as, whether the poor can get benefit from the appropriate educational program launched by the government (e.g., 9-year compulsory education program), who are able to take advantage of government subsidies in education, is there any kind -certain types of birth control that is more widely used by poor people than others, whether there is a link between working hours and fertility, then whether there is a link between sanitation and health status. Since 1993 the core Susenas sample size is enlarged to generate simple statistics for the district / city level. This new development gives a new dimension to the Susenas data analyst and in that time, several counties have started to develop the indicators / statistics on the welfare of each. Indonesia National coverage, representative to the district level Household Members (Individual) and Household In 1999 Susenas conducted in all geographic regions of Indonesia with a sample size of 208,672 households spread across urban and rural areas. The number of households that will be enumerated by the core questionnaire only is 143 008 households and a chopped-module core questionnaire of social, cultural and education as much as 65,664 households. The number of households enumerated questionnaire module with population and iodized salt as much 20S.672 household. Sample survey data [ssd] 1. Type data of households enumerated with Questionnaire Core (VSEN99.K) core data collected in 1999 Susenas includes: a. General Information household members (art) that includes name: the relationship with the head of household, sex, age, marital status, victims of crime, travel activities, and the incidence of mortality during the last three years. b. Information about mother deaths during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. c. Information of health and education of household members. d. Information economic activity and employment, from household members aged 10 years and above. e. Fertility information for women who have ever married and methods of pregnancy prevention for household members a married status f. Information concerning the quality of residential buildings, household facilities, and the environment. g. Informations the average household consumption h. The sources of household income. i. Informations the agricultural sector. 2. Type data of households enumerated with Questionnaire Module (VSEN1999.MSBP and SP1999-M) the module data is collected in Susenas / SP 1999 includes: a. Information of social culture includes socio-cultural activities in the field of sports, social organization, and access to the mass media. b. Information on household welfare includes the perception of household heads (krt) about the state of development of education, employment, expenditure / income, and health care. c. Information about the status of education includes education, participation in courses, learning, and education costs. d. Information of household expenditure for the manufacture / repair of the buildings. The design of the sample used is a three-phased sample design. Sample selection for urban and rural areas is done separately. 1. In the first-phase, the sample frame of enumeration areas is selected a number of enumeration areas systematically. 2. In the second-phase, from each selected enumeration area formed of segment group, then selected one segment group (segment group) in pps with size is the number of households in the segment group. 3. In the third-phase, from each selected segment group, selected a sample of 32 households in a systematic based on category of expenditure a month from the results of household registration. Based on the results of sample selection, random digit odd number of units (R1, R3, R5, R29, and R31) to selected households in 1999 Susenas. While serial number of units of the random is even numbers (R2, R4. R6, .., R30, and R32) for selected household demographic module SP 1999. Next in 1999 Susenas the households selected from core enumeration area, is named core household, while households selected from enumeration areas core-module is named household core-module. Face-to-face [f2f] Sub Directorate Services and Promotion Statistics Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download Example: Statistic Indonesia (BPS), National Socio-Economic Survey 1999, ref. IDN_1999_SUSENAS_v01_M. Data downloaded from www.microdatalib.worldbank.org in December 20, 2012 The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. susenas99_ki 864580 116 susenas99_kr 205747 113 susenas99_income 427540 5 susenas99_41 2403661 19 susenas99_42 1936987 11 susenas99_43 62210 35 Province Province Province Province Province Province Write down the name province in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 864580 11 Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam 12 North Sumatera 13 West Sumatera 14 Riau 15 Jambi 16 South Sumatera 17 Bengkulu 18 Lampung 19 Bangka Belitung 21 Riau Island 31 DKI Jakarta 32 West Java 33 Central Java 34 DI Yogyakarta 35 East Java 36 Banten 51 Bali 52 West Nusa Tenggara 53 East Nusa Tenggara 54 East Timor 61 West Kalimantan 62 Central Kalimantan 63 South Kalimantan 64 East Kalimantan 71 North Sulawesi 72 Central Sulawesi 73 South Sulawesi 74 Southeast Sulawesi 75 Gorontalo 76 West Sulawesi 81 Maluku 82 Papua District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of district/city in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 864580 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Write down the name subdistrict in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 864580 010 011 012 013 014 020 021 022 030 031 032 040 041 042 050 051 052 060 061 062 070 071 080 081 090 091 092 100 101 110 111 120 121 130 131 132 140 141 142 150 151 152 153 160 161 170 171 180 181 182 190 191 192 200 201 210 220 221 230 231 240 241 250 260 270 280 290 300 301 310 320 330 350 710 720 721 730 740 Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of village/kelurahan in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 864580 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063 064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071 072 073 074 076 077 078 079 080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 090 091 092 093 094 096 097 098 099 100 101 102 104 105 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 120 121 125 126 131 144 172 Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Circle the answered code, then write it down in the box provided. 864580 1 Urban 2 Rural Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number 864580 Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household 864580 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members 864580 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Ask the relation of each household member to the head of household and enter the code accordingly into the boxes provided. 864580 1 9 2.636 1 Head of household 2 Wife/husband 3 Child 4 In-law 5 Grandchild 6 Parent/in-law 7 Other family 8 Housemaid 9 Other 1. The head of household (krt) is a man in a group of household members who is responsible to provide the daily needs of the concerned households, or a person who is considerend/appointed to be the head of a household (for example a group of students live together in one room inside a census building; because they each are responsible for their own needs, one person is appointed as the household head). 2. Wife/husband, is the wife/husband of the head of household. 3. Children, includes biological children, stepchildren, and adopted children of the head of household. 4. Son/daughter in laws, are the husbands/wives of biological daughters/sons, step daughters/sons, or adopted daughters/sons. 5. Grandchildren, are the children of biological children, step children, or adopted children. 6. Parent in laws, are father/mother of the head of household or father/mother of the spouse of the head of household. 7. Other families, are those who have blood relation with head of the household or the spouse, such as siblings, aunties, uncles, grandparents. 8. Household helpers, are people who works as a helper and lives in the concerned household, receiving wage/salary in the form money or in-kind payment. 9. Other, are people who do not have familial relation to the head of household or the spouse, who live in the household for more than 6 months, such as visitors, friends or tenants who rent room plus food, including children of helpers who also live and eat in the employer's house. Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Write down the gender of each household member in the provided box, code 1 for “Male” and code 2 for “Female”. Do not guess people’s gender based on their names. To make sure, please ask if the person in question is a male or a female. 864580 1 2 1.501 1 Male 2 Female Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Ask the respondent's age and enter the answer into the box. Age is measured in years rounded down or the age after the last birthday. Age calculation is based on Christian calendar. 864580 99 27.16 Age is measured in years rounded down or the age after the last birthday. Age calculation is based on Christian calendar. Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Ask marital status of the respondent and enter the code into the box provided. 864580 1 4 1.592 1 Not married 2 Married 3 Divorce 4 Divorce due to death 1. Married means having a wife (for male) or husband (for female) durint the census, whether living together or separately. In this case the people included in this status are those who are married legally (by the law of the tradition, religion, state, etc), and also those who live together and have been considered husband and wive by the local society. 2. Divorcee is a person who has been separated from wife/husband and has not remarried.In this case including a person who claims to be divorced although it is not legally confirmed yet. School participation School participation School participation School participation School participation 864580 1 In school 2 No longer in school Where is it recorded? Where is it recorded? Where is it recorded? Where is it recorded? Where is it recorded? If "st" column (6) coded 2 or 3 The answer is code 1 s.d. 4. If household member is married (Column 6 coded 2) ask the last marriage recorded where, and which divorced (Column 6 coded 3) ask where divorces last recorded. If the answer is in KUA record code 1, Civil Registered Office is code 2, State Court Office is code 3, and other is code 4. 386910 1 KUA (Religion Office) 2 Civil Registered Office 3 State Court Office 4 Others 9 How long did you read Holy Book/religious article in the last week? (hours) How long did you read Holy Book/religious article in the last week? (hours) How long did you read Holy Book/religious article in the last week? (hours) How long did you read Holy Book/religious article in the last week? (hours) How long did you read Holy Book/religious article in the last week? (hours) Ask how long (hours) of reading holy book/religious article, reading about religious knowledge and religious articles during the past week. For household member that do not perform these activities fill 98 in the box. Household members aged 5 years old and above 784487 80093 99 43.982 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 55 56 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Sysmiss People said reading religious article is a least once a week reading that topics, and learning/understanding contents with active and serious. Reading time is including listening, but excluding hear preachment or lesson material required in school. School participation School participation School participation School participation School participation This column is not questioned, but the contents are quoted from details 14 Block V. If details 14 is coded 1 or 3 then the contents of this column should be a code 2, if details 14 coded 2 the contents of this column is code 1. Household members aged 5 years old and above 864580 1 In school 2 No longer in school Respondent’s name and number: Respondent’s name and number: Respondent’s name and number: Respondent’s name and number: Respondent’s name and number: Write down the name and number of the household member providing information in the interview. If the answer provider is the relevant household member, then the entries of name and number should be the same as what have been written at the top first row. 864580 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 20 21 22 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Write down the name and number of household member being interviewed. Enter the number of the household member into the box. Biological mother number,ask whether the biological mother of this household member lives with him.Fill with "00" if the biological mother is not living in this household. 864580 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Health complaints - fever Health complaints - fever Health complaints - fever Health complaints - fever Health complaints - fever Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) a. fever If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Fever is a condition which symptom is the increasing body temperature above 37.5 degrees Celcius, or if touched (especially with the back of the hand) it feels hot. Health complaints - cough Health complaints - cough Health complaints - cough Health complaints - cough Health complaints - cough Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) b. cough If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Coughing is a sound produced by the sudden opening of vocal cords followed by the fast release of air, in order to let out the object that stimulates the central or lower part of respiratory tract; short or long; dry, phlegm or bloody expectoration; lasting for days, weeks, months or years. Health complaints - cold Health complaints - cold Health complaints - cold Health complaints - cold Health complaints - cold Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) c. cold If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Colds is a condition with the following symptoms: mucus, nasal congestion, and might be followed by sneezing, or other symptoms. Health complaints - asthma Health complaints - asthma Health complaints - asthma Health complaints - asthma Health complaints - asthma Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) d. asthma If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Asthma is an illness during which attack the patient suffers difficulty in breathing due to constriction in the lower respiratoty track, causing the breathing to make a shound while letting air out; local community calls the illness bengek or mengi. Health complaints - breathlessness Health complaints - breathlessness Health complaints - breathlessness Health complaints - breathlessness Health complaints - breathlessness Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) e. breathlessness If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Breathlessness is a condition where panting of breath so must using extra energy (drawn into the chest wall when breathing)and fast (infants> 50 beats/min, 14 years> 40 beats / min, 5 + years> 30 times/min), possibly accompanied a bluish color to lips and nails, because of lack of oxygen. Health complaints - diarrhea Health complaints - diarrhea Health complaints - diarrhea Health complaints - diarrhea Health complaints - diarrhea Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) f. diarrhea If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Diarrhea is an illness which symptomsare: runny or liquid faeces, sometimes mixed with blood or mucus; generally happens 3 times or more within 24 hours. Diarrhea might be accompanied with a throwing up, or decrement of consciousness. Local people call this illness as mencret or bocor. Health complaints - measles Health complaints - measles Health complaints - measles Health complaints - measles Health complaints - measles Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) g. measles If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Measles is a disease that is known by people with diffrent various local names, such as: tampek (Java), kerumut (Borneo), eder, gabagan (Java), etc., usually occurs in children, characterized by fever, red eyes, red spots on the skin, cough, cold, possibly accompanied by breathlessness and diarrhea. Health complaints - ear diseases Health complaints - ear diseases Health complaints - ear diseases Health complaints - ear diseases Health complaints - ear diseases Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) h. ear diseases If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Ear diseases/congek is a disease known to the public as congek, characterized by smelling discharge from the ear. Health complaints - liver Health complaints - liver Health complaints - liver Health complaints - liver Health complaints - liver Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) i. liver If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Liver is a disease characterized by skin and the whites of eyes looks yellow and colored urine like strong tea. Health complaints - migraine Health complaints - migraine Health complaints - migraine Health complaints - migraine Health complaints - migraine Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) j. migraine If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Migraine/Recurring headache is the feeling of pain, throbbing pain, jabbing pain, like being tied up, drilled or stabbed in the head, or other uncomfortable feelings in part or of the whole head. It lasts from a few hours to a few days, recurring for several times within 1 year (at least 2 times), with similar symptoms. Headache during fewer is not considered a recurring headache. Health complaints - epilepsy Health complaints - epilepsy Health complaints - epilepsy Health complaints - epilepsy Health complaints - epilepsy Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) k. epilepsy If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Seizures are uncontrolled movements from the whole body or parts of the body, various causes such as epilepsy, febrile seizures (stip), encephalitis/meningitis. In epileptic seizures appear periodically (eg, every few months) with properties similar to seizures, seizures in epilepsy may be local (ie on the left cheek and eyelid), or whole body, people are not aware at the time of seizure, there is kind of epilepsy is not accompanied by seizures, unconsciousness stare just moments Health complaints - paralysis Health complaints - paralysis Health complaints - paralysis Health complaints - paralysis Health complaints - paralysis Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) l. paralysis If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Paralyzed is a weakness or inability to move a part of the body. It affects the left side, right side, lower part, right and left side or the whole body, the degree may be mild or medium (the strength is weakening), or severe (does not have any strength to move). The cause is various, example: stroke, polio, spine fracture, meningitis. Impotency is not considered as paralyzed. Health complaints - senility Health complaints - senility Health complaints - senility Health complaints - senility Health complaints - senility Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) m. senility If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Senility is a disease characterized by the loss or decline of intellectual ability so severe that impede social or occupational functioning; may occur in the elderly or older adults, either after exposure to the disease (eg, stroke), or for no apparent reason. Disruption occurs in memory, abstract thinking, the values, the ability to speak, recognize objects, doing a bit complex, the mimic, and accompanied by personality changes. Health complaints - accident Health complaints - accident Health complaints - accident Health complaints - accident Health complaints - accident Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) n. accident If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Accidents are not accidental events, omissions or failure of a system that cause injury (not including intentional / criminal), occurred in the home (eg slip, scalded, stabbed nails), on the road (eg falling from a horse, hit by a gig, grazed truck), at work (eg crushed building materials, an explosion), or other (eg falling from a tree, sprains while playing basketball). Health complaints - toothache Health complaints - toothache Health complaints - toothache Health complaints - toothache Health complaints - toothache Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) o. toothache If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Toothache is the feeling of pain in the teeth or gums, sometimes accompanied by swelling, but does not include sprue. Health complaints - other Health complaints - other Health complaints - other Health complaints - other Health complaints - other Any health complaint in the past one month? (read from a to p) p. other If the answer is coded 0, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Use code 1 if the respondent have health problems or code 0 if the answer is "No". 864580 No 1 Yes 1. Health complaints is a condition where a person suffers from physical or mental illness, whether it is an acute disease, chronic disease (although there is no problem in the last one month), accident, criminal act or other things. 2. Other problems are health problems such as measles, perforated tympanic membrane /CSOM, hepatitis/liver disease, seizures, paralyzed, senility, including other health problems caused by accidents/tragic events, natural disaster, lost of appetite, difficulty in defecating, headache caused by fever, non-recurring headache, problems with joints, problems in hearing, cataract, gastritis, stomachache, catching colds, unable to urinate, ulcer, sore eyes, and physical problems caused due to menstruation or pregnancy. If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k5r5a Circle the appropriate code and fill in the provided box. 216449 1 Yes 2 No Complaint of activities means that the respondent cannot do the normal activity (work, study, daily activities) as usual. Period of disruption: (days) Period of disruption: (days) Period of disruption: (days) Period of disruption: (days) Period of disruption: (days) Period of disruption:(days) Write down how long (days) the household members who have health problems are interrupted from their daily activities in the last one month.The duration of interruption shall not exceed 30 days because the time reference used is the last one month, although the actual health problems last for more than 30 days. 130363 734217 1 30 6.074 Period of disruption does not refer to the worst health problem, but also covers the total duration of all the health problems suffered by the household members in the last one month. If a person has more than one health problem, the length of interruption time caused by the illnesses should not be combined. Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Circle one of codes and record in the box available. Circles code 1 if householder "still has health disruption until the enumeration day" and circle code 2 if "No". 130363 1 Yes 2 No Did you treat yourself in the last month? Did you treat yourself in the last month? Did you treat yourself in the last month? Did you treat yourself in the last month? Did you treat yourself in the last month? Ever performed self-medication in the past 1 month? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k5r6a Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", and enter in the boxes provided. 216449 1 Yes 2 No Self medication is an effort to have a medication by deciding the kind of medicines by oneself (without any /prescription from a medical doctor/traditional medication/batra). Duration of self-treatment: (days) Duration of self-treatment: (days) Duration of self-treatment: (days) Duration of self-treatment: (days) Duration of self-treatment: (days) Duration of self-treatment: (days) Write down the respondent's answer in the space provided and directly move it to the box provided 127307 737273 1 30 3.238 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Sysmiss Type of medicine used: Type of medicine used: Type of medicine used: Type of medicine used: Type of medicine used: Cost of self-medication incurred by the household:(Rp) Circle the appropriate code. The circled code can be more than one and fill in the number of circled code into the box provided. 127307 737273 1 7 1.337 1 Modern medicine 2 Traditional medicine 3 Modern medicine and Traditional medicine 4 Others If used modern medicine, where was it purchased? If used modern medicine, where was it purchased? If used modern medicine, where was it purchased? If used modern medicine, where was it purchased? If used modern medicine, where was it purchased? Ask for each answer choice, circle the code where to buy drugs, and enter amount of code that is circled in the box provided. 111101 753479 1 60 7.305 1 Pharmacy 2 Drug store 4 Village Medicine Post 8 Vendor 16 Ambulant vendor 32 Other 1. Pharmacy is a place selling drugs to a pharmacist as responsible and obtain permission from local Department of Health Regional Office. 2. Drug store is a place that sells limited free medicine, free medicine and traditional medicine may also (sometimes breaking the law by selling drugs that must be prescribed by a doctor), the assistant pharmacist as responsible and obtain permission from the local health service. 3. Village Medicine Post is the village-level units that provide basic drugs and organized by the community through health volunteers under the guidance of health center. In practice, cadres will ask the patient complaint and then provide the appropriate remedy. 4. Vendor is a place that sells a variety of goods and daily necessities of food, including unlimited free drugs, free drugs or certain traditional medicines (sometimes breaking the law by selling drugs that must be prescribed by a doctor). 5. Ambulant vendor is a traveling salesman who sold the drug dealers to move where. 6. Others, for example, giving neighbors, drug samples, etc.. Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? Ever become an outpatient in the past one month? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k5r7a or k5r14 Circle the appropriate code and fill in the provided box. 216449 1 Yes 2 No The followings are not included in medical treatment:consultation,medical check-up,health check (such as for Driver Liscense,new employee acceptance,promotion),screening (medical check-up to find illness,such as:Pap Smear Test for cervix cancer,mantoux tes for toddler to find TBC),normal pregnancy check-up,and immunization,because all are prevention efforts. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. Frequency outpatient - Government’s hospital Frequency outpatient - Government’s hospital Frequency outpatient - Government’s hospital Frequency outpatient - Government’s hospital Frequency outpatient - Government’s hospital How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 01. Government’s hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.0824 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Government’s hospital is a hospital owned by the central government (such as RSCM/RSUP Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo); regional government (such as RSU Labuang Baji), National Army/TNI (such as RSPAD), or State-owned Enterprise/BUMN (such as RS Pertamina). Frequency outpatient - Private hospital Frequency outpatient - Private hospital Frequency outpatient - Private hospital Frequency outpatient - Private hospital Frequency outpatient - Private hospital How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 02. Private hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.0377 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Private Hospital is a private owned hospital such as RS St. Carolus, RS Medistra. Frequency outpatient - Doctor’s office Frequency outpatient - Doctor’s office Frequency outpatient - Doctor’s office Frequency outpatient - Doctor’s office Frequency outpatient - Doctor’s office How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 03. Doctor’s office Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.261 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Doctor’s office is a health service center for outpatient (not hospitalized); usually managed by privates, companies, foundations, Army/TNI or various Departments/BUMN. Frequency outpatient - Public Health Center (Puskesmas) Frequency outpatient - Public Health Center (Puskesmas) Frequency outpatient - Public Health Center (Puskesmas) Frequency outpatient - Public Health Center (Puskesmas) Frequency outpatient - Public Health Center (Puskesmas) How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 04. Public Health Center (Puskesmas) Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.411 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Public Health Center (Puskesmas) is a health service unit owned by the government responsible for providing health services to the community in sub-districts,part of sub-districts or kelurahan (such in DKI Jakarta). Puskesmas team can do mobile practices to certain places within its working territory in order to provide easier access of health services for the society. Frequency outpatient - Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) Frequency outpatient - Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) Frequency outpatient - Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) Frequency outpatient - Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) Frequency outpatient - Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 05. Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) 96945 767635 8 0.163 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu), the public health service units that assist the health center in most of the Puskesmas. Frequency outpatient - Clinic Frequency outpatient - Clinic Frequency outpatient - Clinic Frequency outpatient - Clinic Frequency outpatient - Clinic How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 06. Clinic Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.032 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Polyclinic is an outpatient health centers that do not stay that is managed by the private sector, companies, foundations, the military or the various departments/BUMN. Frequency outpatient - Health officer’s office Frequency outpatient - Health officer’s office Frequency outpatient - Health officer’s office Frequency outpatient - Health officer’s office Frequency outpatient - Health officer’s office How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 07. Health officer’s office Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.297 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Medical worker practice are private/personal practices of physicians,whether general practitioners,dentists,or specialists.Location of practices can be carried out in Hospitals,puskesmas (community health center),supporting puskemas,or clinic that is commonly open outside the doctor's working hours. Frequency outpatient - Batra’s practices Frequency outpatient - Batra’s practices Frequency outpatient - Batra’s practices Frequency outpatient - Batra’s practices Frequency outpatient - Batra’s practices How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 08. Batra’s practices Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.0703 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Batra Practice (Traditional treatment) is an alternative health service by shaman/healer/sinshe,including accupuncture practice,finger therapy,paranormal,radiesthesia (usually using a pendulum). Frequency outpatient - Polindes Frequency outpatient - Polindes Frequency outpatient - Polindes Frequency outpatient - Polindes Frequency outpatient - Polindes How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 09. Polindes Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.0571 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Polindes (village midwife stations) is service place to assisted the childbirth process villagers/kelurahan, usually led by a midwife in the village. Frequency outpatient - Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) Frequency outpatient - Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) Frequency outpatient - Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) Frequency outpatient - Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) Frequency outpatient - Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) How many times have you had an ongoing treatment in this last month: 10. Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 96945 767635 8 0.0136 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 Sysmiss Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) is an integrated POS services that provide integrated service especially for immunization, maternal and child health, family planning, prevention of diarrhea and nutrient (growth monitoring and supplementary feeding for children under five); held by the public through health cadres under the guidance of health center. Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Where did you go for outpatient services the first time? Fill in code the service for outpatient visits first time into box provided. 96945 1 Government’s hospital 10 Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) 2 Private hospital 3 Doctor’s office 4 Public Health Center (Puskesmas) 5 Assisted Public Health Center (Puskesmas Pembantu) 6 Clinic 7 Health officer’s office 8 Batra’s practices 9 Polindes/BDD/Posyandu Age in months: (months) Age in months: (months) Age in months: (months) Age in months: (months) Age in months: (months) Age in months: (months) If the toddler is 1 month old or more (k5r7a not equal to 00), continue to k5r8. Fill in the toddler's age in months, if the age is >= 1 month in the space provided and directly move it to the box provided Child age 0-59 months 80511 784069 59 29.06 Age in days: (days) Age in days: (days) Age in days: (days) Age in days: (days) Age in days: (days) If k5r7a = 00 Age in days: (days) Fill in the toddler's age in days, if the toddler is < 1 month old in the space provided and directly move it to the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 978 863602 1 30 15.202 Who assisted the first birth process? Who assisted the first birth process? Who assisted the first birth process? Who assisted the first birth process? Who assisted the first birth process? Who assisted the first birth process? Fill in the box a for the helper for the first born . Child age 0-59 months 80511 1 Doctor 2 Midwife 3 Other paramedic 4 Healer 5 Family 6 Other The birth process is the process of birth of a fetus from the mother’s womb to the world,starting with birth symptoms (periodic stomach ache that gets more often,longer and stronger,contraction of womb,water-broke mixed with mucus and blood from vagina, water-broke of yellowish clear color from vagina,and the feeling of defecation before the baby is finally delivered),infant delivered,cutting the placenta cord and the release of placenta.In birth a process,a woman might be help by more than one type of helper(such as traditional midwife and a nurse). Birth is a process when the fetus is delivered at the age of more than 5 months (22 weeks);if the fetus’s age is less than 5 months,it is called an abortion. Who assisted the last birth process? Who assisted the last birth process? Who assisted the last birth process? Who assisted the last birth process? Who assisted the last birth process? Who assisted the last birth process? Fill in box b for the helper for the last born . Child age 0-59 months 80511 1 Doctor 2 Midwife 3 Other paramedic 4 Healer 5 Family 6 Other The birth process is the process of birth of a fetus from the mother’s womb to the world,starting with birth symptoms (periodic stomach ache that gets more often,longer and stronger,contraction of womb,water-broke mixed with mucus and blood from vagina, water-broke of yellowish clear color from vagina,and the feeling of defecation before the baby is finally delivered),infant delivered,cutting the placenta cord and the release of placenta.In birth a process,a woman might be help by more than one type of helper(such as traditional midwife and a nurse). Birth is a process when the fetus is delivered at the age of more than 5 months (22 weeks);if the fetus’s age is less than 5 months,it is called an abortion. Frequency of immunization - BCG Frequency of immunization - BCG Frequency of immunization - BCG Frequency of immunization - BCG Frequency of immunization - BCG How many times the children have had immunization? a. BCG Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother's answer, and enter the code into the boxes provided. If the answer is never, enter a zero and if she does not know, enter a nine. Child age 0-59 months 80511 784069 9 0.994 1 2 3 4 9 Sysmiss 1. Immunization or vaccination is inserting certain attenuated germs or toxins(vaccine) into human body by means of injecting or drinking(dropping into mouth) in order to increase body immunity against the disease. 2. BCG (Bacillus Calmette Guerin) is a vaccination to prevent Tuberculosis/TBC, given to a new born baby or a toddler by injection on the base of the upper arm. BCG injection is given one time. Frequency of immunization - DPT Frequency of immunization - DPT Frequency of immunization - DPT Frequency of immunization - DPT Frequency of immunization - DPT How many times the children have had immunization? b. DPT Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother's answer, and enter the code into the boxes provided. If the answer is never, enter a zero and if she does not know, enter a nine. Child age 0-59 months 80511 784069 9 1.83 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 Sysmiss 1. Immunization or vaccination is inserting certain attenuated germs or toxins(vaccine) into human body by means of injecting or drinking(dropping into mouth) in order to increase body immunity against the disease. 2. DPT (Diphteria ,Pertussis, Tetanus) is given to a baby aged 3 months or older, by injecting it on the thigh and should be repeated after 1 month and then again after 2 months. Thus, a complete DPT Immunization on toddlers are done 3 times (sometimes time lapse between injections can be more than one month). Frequency of immunization - Polio Frequency of immunization - Polio Frequency of immunization - Polio Frequency of immunization - Polio Frequency of immunization - Polio How many times the children have had immunization? c. Polio Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother's answer, and enter the code into the boxes provided. If the answer is never, enter a zero and if she does not know, enter a nine. Child age 0-59 months 80511 784069 9 2.081 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss 1. Immunization or vaccination is inserting certain attenuated germs or toxins(vaccine) into human body by means of injecting or drinking(dropping into mouth) in order to increase body immunity against the disease. 2. Polio is a vaccine to prevent polio virus, given to a baby at the age 3 months or older by giving 3 drops of liquid vaccine in a pink or white color directly into the baby's mouth; usually given together with DPT vaccination. A complete Polio immunization is given 3 times. In National Immunization Week (PIN), polio immunization are given specifically for all toddlers in Indonesia at the same week (in certain regions are at the same month or day) in accordance to the given schedule. Frequency of immunization - Measles/Morbili Frequency of immunization - Measles/Morbili Frequency of immunization - Measles/Morbili Frequency of immunization - Measles/Morbili Frequency of immunization - Measles/Morbili How many times the children have had immunization? d. Measles/Morbili Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother's answer, and enter the code into the boxes provided. If the answer is never, enter a zero and if she does not know, enter a nine. Child age 0-59 months 80511 784069 9 0.76 1 2 3 4 9 Sysmiss 1. Immunization or vaccination is inserting certain attenuated germs or toxins(vaccine) into human body by means of injecting or drinking(dropping into mouth) in order to increase body immunity against the disease. 2. Measles/morbilli is a vaccine to prevent measles/morbilli; (please state the symptoms and epidemic area of measles if the mother seems not understand), that is usually given one time to a baby aged between 9 to 12 months, by injecting on the thigh. Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? Do you have KMS/Immunization Card? If the answer is coded 2 or 3, skip to k5r12 Circle the appropriate code and enter the box provided. Select the code of 1 if the mother or any household member saving at home and can show KMS (Card Towards Healthy) or the child's immunization card. Select the code 2 if the card in other place, such as stored by leader of cadre, mother village head , or if the respondent said that having the card, but can not show for forgetting where to put it, including those in the doctor's immunization records. Select the code 3 if not have a card. Child age 0-59 months 80511 1 Yes, have at home 2 Yes, have in another Place 3 Doesn’t have KMS is the card that contains the child's growth curve based on anthropometric index weight according to age differentiated by sex. KMS/Immunization - BCG KMS/Immunization - BCG KMS/Immunization - BCG KMS/Immunization - BCG KMS/Immunization - BCG Copy the frequency of immunization based on KMS/Immunization data: a. BCG Copy how many times received an injection of immunizations in accordance with the data written on Card Towards Healthy (KMS) / Immunization Card. If KMS/Immunization Card not exist at all records that the child has received the immunization, although according to the mother is, enter a zero in the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 30126 834454 4 1.082 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss KMS/Immunization - DPT KMS/Immunization - DPT KMS/Immunization - DPT KMS/Immunization - DPT KMS/Immunization - DPT Copy the frequency of immunization based on KMS/Immunization data: b. DPT Copy how many times received an injection of immunizations in accordance with the data written on Card Towards Healthy (KMS) / Immunization Card. If KMS/Immunization Card not exist at all records that the child has received the immunization, although according to the mother is, enter a zero in the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 30126 834454 9 2.152 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss KMS/Immunization - Polio KMS/Immunization - Polio KMS/Immunization - Polio KMS/Immunization - Polio KMS/Immunization - Polio Copy the frequency of immunization based on KMS/Immunization data: c. Polio Copy how many times received an injection of immunizations in accordance with the data written on Card Towards Healthy (KMS) / Immunization Card. If KMS/Immunization Card not exist at all records that the child has received the immunization, although according to the mother is, enter a zero in the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 30126 834454 9 2.43 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss KMS/Immunization - Measles/Morbili KMS/Immunization - Measles/Morbili KMS/Immunization - Measles/Morbili KMS/Immunization - Measles/Morbili KMS/Immunization - Measles/Morbili Copy the frequency of immunization based on KMS/Immunization data: d. Measles/Morbili Copy how many times received an injection of immunizations in accordance with the data written on Card Towards Healthy (KMS) / Immunization Card. If KMS/Immunization Card not exist at all records that the child has received the immunization, although according to the mother is, enter a zero in the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 30126 834454 9 0.845 1 2 3 4 9 Sysmiss Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? If the entry is coded 2, finished. Circle code 1 for “Yes” and code 2 for “No” and write down in the provided box. Child age 0-59 months 80511 1 Yes 2 No Breastfeeding is if a mother’s nipple sucked by a baby secreting milk that is drunk by the baby,although only a little. A breastfeeding mother is not only the biological mother of the baby but she could be another woman. Breast milk(ASI) is the best natural food for baby,which composition meets the full requirement of a baby up to 6 months old.ASI contains elements that provides protection against various diseases and also enzyme that help baby’s digestive system. Breastfeeding with affection can also strengthen the bond between a mother and her baby. Duration of breast feeding (days) Duration of breast feeding (days) Duration of breast feeding (days) Duration of breast feeding (days) Duration of breast feeding (days) If k5r7a = 00 Duration of breast feeding (days) If a child has been given ASI, enter duration of breastfeeding into the provided boxes. Child age 0-59 months 76724 787856 59 17.17 Breast feeding only (days) Breast feeding only (days) Breast feeding only (days) Breast feeding only (days) Breast feeding only (days) If k5r7a = 00 Breast feeding only (days) If a child has been given AS I, enter duration of exclusive breastfeeding into the provided boxes. Child age 0-59 months 76724 787856 49 3.498 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) If k5r7a = 00 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (days) If a child has been given ASI , enter duration of ASI plus complementary food into the provided boxes. Child age 0-59 months 76724 787856 59 13.672 Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) If k5r7a = 00 (Specific for children under 12 month) within 24 the last hours, the child given: (days) Fill code 1 if the child in the last 24 hours were given only breast milk only, code 2 if given breast milk + food/drinks additional, code 3 if not given breast milk into the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 12550 1 Breast feeding only 2 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement 3 No breast feeding (only food and drinks) Duration of breast feeding (month) Duration of breast feeding (month) Duration of breast feeding (month) Duration of breast feeding (month) Duration of breast feeding (month) If k5r7a not equal to 00 Duration of breast feeding (month) If a child has been given ASI, enter duration of breastfeeding into the provided boxes Child age 0-59 months 949 863631 30 13.61 Breast feeding only (month) Breast feeding only (month) Breast feeding only (month) Breast feeding only (month) Breast feeding only (month) If k5r7a not equal to 00 Breast feeding only (month) If a child has been given AS I, enter duration of exclusive breastfeeding into the provided boxes. Child age 0-59 months 949 863631 30 11.776 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) If k5r7a not equal to 00 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) If a child has been given ASI , enter duration of ASI plus complementary food into the provided boxes. Child age 0-59 months 949 863631 30 1.835 Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) If k5r7a not equal to 00 (Specific for children under 12 month)Within 24 the last hours, the child given: (month) Fill code 1 if the child in the last 24 hours were given only breast milk only, code 2 if given breast milk + food/drinks additional, code 3 if not given breast milk into the box provided. Child age 0-59 months 949 1 Breast feeding only 2 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement 3 No breast feeding (only food and drinks) Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: 1. If the answer is coded 1, skip to k5r19, and 2. If the answer is coded 2, skip to k5r16a Circle one of the codes from 1 to 3 and enter the number into the box provided. Household member age five years up 784069 1 No/never in school 2 Still in school 3 No longer in school A person is considered schooling if he is registered and active in attending a study process in formal education level,whether under supervision of Ministry of National Education/Depdiknas or other department/institution. 1. Not/not yet attending school - never or not yet been registered and never been active in attending school or at formal education level, including have completed/not completed kindergarten level but do not continue to elementary school. 2. Still attending school - are those who are registered and actively attending a formal education level, whether it is under supervision of Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Religion, other Government Institution, or Private Institution. 3. No longer in school - those who were once registered and actively attending a formal education, but at the time of census are not registered and active anymore, including those who are attending Package A program of SD (Elementary) equivalent, Package B program of SMP (Junior High) equivalent and Package C Program of SMA (Senior High) equivalent. Month drop out of school Month drop out of school Month drop out of school Month drop out of school Month drop out of school If k5r14 = 3 Month drop out of school Fill in the month for people who dropout since 1987, write down completely in the empty space and provided box. If they dropout before 1987, enter 00 into the month boxes. Household member age five years up 465599 398981 98 1.934 Prior to 1987 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Sysmiss Year drop out of school Year drop out of school Year drop out of school Year drop out of school Year drop out of school If k5r14 = 3 Year drop out of school Fill in the year for people who dropout since 1987, write down completely in the empty space and provided box. If they dropout before 1987, enter 0000 into the year boxes. Household member age five years up 465224 399356 98 28.064 The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: Circle one of code 1 to 14 and fill it in the provided box. Household member age five years up 672819 1 Primary school 10 Diploma I/II 11 Diploma III/bachelor 12 Diploma IV/ graduate 13 Master 14 Ph.D. 2 “Ibtidaiyah” (Islamic) 3 “A” packet group 4 Junior high/ Vocational 5 “Tsanawiyah” (Islamic) 6 “B” packet group 7 Senior High school 8 “Aliyah” (islamic) 9 Vocational High school 1. SD/SDLB is an Elementary School of 5/6/7 years or equivalent(elementary special school,small elementary school,pamong elementary school). 2. Madrasah Ibtidaiyah(MI) is Islamic Elementary School of SD equivalent. 3. SMP/SMPLB is Secondary School or the equivalent MULO,3-year HBS,and Secondary Special School). 4. Madrasah Tsanawiyah(MTs) is Islamic Secondary School of SMP equivalent . 5. General High School(SMU)/Special High School(SMLB) is a High School(SMU),or the equivalent(Special High School,5-year HBS,AMS,and Employee Administration High Course(KPAA). 6. Madrasah Aliyah(MA) is an Islamic High School of SMU equivalent. 7. Vocational High School(SMK) is a vocational school of SMA equivalent. 8. Diploma 1/2 Program is D1/D2 program in a university that organizes diploma 1 and 2 program in formal education. 9. Diploma 3 Program/baccalaureate is a D3 program or baccalaureate degree in an academy or university that organizes diploma programs or issues baccalaureate degrees. 10. Diploma 4 Program/bachelor is an education program of Diploma 4 or Strata1 in a university. 11. S2/S3 is a postgraduate education program(master or doctorate),Strata 2 or Strata 3 in a university. Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Ask who education providers. Fill one of the appropriate code in the box provided. Household member age five years up 672819 1 State 2 Private 3 Overseas Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Level/grade ever or being attended: Circle one of the following codes from 1 to 8 and enter the code into the box provided. Household member age five years up 672819 191761 8 5.443 1 Grade-1 2 Grade-2 3 Grade-3 4 Grade-4 5 Grade-5 6 Grade-6 7 Grade-7 8 Graduated Sysmiss Graduated means has completed the study marked with passing the final exams in the last class/level of an education in a public or private school and received a certificate/diploma. A household head/member who has not attended the last level of education program but has passed the final exams is considered graduate. The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: Household member age five years up 672819 1 None 2 Elementary/MI and its equivalent 3 Junior high/MTs/vocational and its equivalent 4 Senior high/MS and its equivalent 5 Vocational school 6 Diploma I/II 7 Diploma III/junior bachelor 8 Diploma IV/University 9 Master degree/doctoral degree None means that the household/member does not possessed certificate for a certain educational level, but has to attended to Elementary School of 5/6/7 year study or equivalent(among others are basic level of SLB,Madrasah Ibtidaiyah,Pamong Elementary School,Smal Elementary School,Package A1-A100,Package a Equivalent) but did not/has not yet graduate.This include household/member who graduated 3-year elementary school or equivalent. Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Circle one of the code 1 to code 4 and enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age five years up 784069 1 Latin alphabets 2 Other alphabets 3 Cannot Can read and write means able to read and write words/simple sentences in certain letters, e.g. "I must be honest." Activities in past one week - work Activities in past one week - work Activities in past one week - work Activities in past one week - work Activities in past one week - work Did you perform the following activity in the past one week? a. work If the answer is coded 0, skip to k6r21. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 0 for "No", and enter in the boxes provided. Household member age 10 years up 688601 No 1 Yes Working is an activity of doing work with the intention to earn or help earning a living or profit,minimum for one hour in the last one week. Working for one hour as mentioned above should be done continuously and uninterrupted. Income includes wages/salary,including all the benefits and bonus for worker/employee and business income in the form of rents or profits,whether in cash or goods for businessmen. Activities in past one week - attending school Activities in past one week - attending school Activities in past one week - attending school Activities in past one week - attending school Activities in past one week - attending school Did you perform the following activity in the past one week? b. attending school If the answer is coded 0, skip to k6r21. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 0 for "No", and enter in the boxes provided. Household member age 10 years up 688601 No 1 Yes Going to school is an activity at a formal school,whether in primary,secondary,or higher education.Students on leave are not included. Activities in past one week - handling household Activities in past one week - handling household Activities in past one week - handling household Activities in past one week - handling household Activities in past one week - handling household Did you perform the following activity in the past one week? c. handling household If the answer is coded 0, skip to k6r21. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 0 for "No", and enter in the boxes provided. Household member age 10 years up 688601 No 1 Yes Handling household is an activities of managing the household or helping to manage the household without getting paid. Activities in past one week - other beside personal activity Activities in past one week - other beside personal activity Activities in past one week - other beside personal activity Activities in past one week - other beside personal activity Activities in past one week - other beside personal activity Did you perform the following activity in the past one week? d. other beside personal activity If the answer is coded 0, skip to k6r21. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 0 for "No", and enter in the boxes provided. Household member age 10 years up 688601 No 1 Yes Other activities include: sports, course, picnic and social activities (organization, volunteering) Others are activities other than working,going to school and managing household. Included in this category are people who cannot do activities such as senior citizens,disabled and people who receive pension and do not work anymore. What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? If k6r20a1- 4 with code 1 (“Yes”) What activity used the most time in the past one week? If k6r20b is coded 1, skip to k6r23a. k6r24a with code 1 (“Yes”) – ask what activity is the most time consuming in the last one week, circle one of the codes and enter the number into the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 688601 1 Work 2 School 3 Handling Household 4 Other The most time consuming activity is an activity that uses up most time in comparison with other activities. Did you work for living at least 1 hour during previous week? Did you work for living at least 1 hour during previous week? Did you work for living at least 1 hour during previous week? Did you work for living at least 1 hour during previous week? Did you work for living at least 1 hour during previous week? If k6r20a1 is code 0 ("No") If the answer is coded 1, skip to k6r23a. If the details 20.a1 = 1, then details 21 code directly filled 1, if the details 20.a.1 = 2, then details 21 were asked again to ensure whether respondents actually work for living or not for 1 hour during previous week. Household member age 10 years up 380022 1 Yes 2 No Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? Do you have work/business, but temporarily not working for the past one week? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k6r28. Circle code 1 for “Yes” or code 2 for “No”, then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 319878 1 Yes 2 No Those who are categorized as have jobs but temporarily do not work are: 1.Professional workers who do not work because of sickness waiting for the next projects.Examples: Puppet master,masseur/se,shaman and singer. 2.Regular employees,government officials or employees of private companies who are ill,on leave,absent,on strike or temporarily laid off because the company stopped operating,for example a factory having machine malfunction,or lack of raw material,etc. 3.Farmer who works on farm land,stops working because of an illness or waiting for the next job such as harvest or rainy season to start planting paddy field. Those who are categorized as having jobs but temporarily do not work are people who work/have businesses but for the last one week stop working for a reason,such as sick,on leave,waiting for harvesting,or on a strike. Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Write down the total working days for the last one week according to the number of days spent for work and enter it in the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 379886 484694 7 5.707 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Working days means days spent by a person to carry out working activities at a minimum of one (1) hour continuously in the last one week. Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Write down the total working hours in the last one week and enter it in the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 379886 484694 98 35.607 Total working hours is the time (in hour) spent to do all the working activities in the last one week. If respondent is temporary out of work, write down "00" Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Type of work/position of the main job in the past one week: Write down completely the type of position/main job in the empty space provided. Household member age 10 years up 379886 484694 99 59.618 Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Main business/job from workplace in the past one week: Write down completely the main business/job from workplace in the empty space provided. Household member age 10 years up 379886 484694 99 37.29 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 41 42 43 51 52 61 62 63 64 71 72 73 74 75 81 82 83 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Sysmiss Business sector/type of work is the sector of activity of work/company/business where the household head/member works. How to determine the main work: 1.If a household head/member in the last one week only has only one work,than it is considered the main work. 2.If a household head/member in the last one week has more than one work,the main work is the one that consumes the most time. If the time spent to do those works are the same,than the work that produces the largest income is considered the main work. Position/status of the main job in the past one week: Position/status of the main job in the past one week: Position/status of the main job in the past one week: Position/status of the main job in the past one week: Position/status of the main job in the past one week: Position/status of the main job in the past one week: If the answer is coded 1,2,3 or 5 skip to k6r28. Circle one of the code 1 to code 5 and enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 379886 1 Self-owned business 2 Self-owned business with non-permanent/non-paid worker 3 Self-owned business with permanent/paid worker 4 Worker/employee/staff 5 Non-paid worker Status/work position is the household head/member position at main job. 1. Self-owned business/freelance is a household head/member who works/owns business by taking economical risk, that may result in the lost of production cost that has been spent in doing the business, and does not employ any worker whether paid or unpaid. Included in this category are works that required special skill/talent. 2. Self-owned business with non-permanent/non-paid worker is a household head/member who works or owns a business on his own risk, and hires unpaid labor/employee/staff and or employs fee labor/employee/staff. 3. Self-owned business with permanent/paid worker is a household head/member who opens a business at his own risk and employs at lease one paid labor/employee/staff. 4. Worker/employee/staff is a household head/member whow works for other people or institutions/ office/company and regularly receives wages/salaries in the form of money or goods (in-kind) 5. Non-paid worker is a household member who works to help household head/member/other people without getting paid, whether in the form of money or goods. Wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) Wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) Wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) Wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) Wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) What was the wage/net salary received in a month from main work? wage/salary (in cash): (Rp) Write down the wage / salary received by the worker / employee during the month, corresponding the respondents' answers. If wages / salaries received during the month are generally in the form of money, fill the available space and moved into the box. Household member age 10 years up 114638 749942 99999999 355445.389 Wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) Wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) Wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) Wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) Wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) What was the wage/net salary received in a month from main work? wage/salary (in-goods): (Rp) Write down the wage / salary received by the worker / employee during the month, corresponding the respondents' answers. If wages / salaries received during the month are generally in the form of goods, fill the available space and moved into the box. Household member age 10 years up 114637 749943 99999999 37960.322 Are you looking for a job? Are you looking for a job? Are you looking for a job? Are you looking for a job? Are you looking for a job? Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 688601 1 Yes 2 No Have you ever worked since July 1997? Have you ever worked since July 1997? Have you ever worked since July 1997? Have you ever worked since July 1997? Have you ever worked since July 1997? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k7r32 or other household member. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 688601 1 Yes 2 No Did you ever quit of work/moved to other job since July 1997? Did you ever quit of work/moved to other job since July 1997? Did you ever quit of work/moved to other job since July 1997? Did you ever quit of work/moved to other job since July 1997? Did you ever quit of work/moved to other job since July 1997? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k7r32 or other household member. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 397393 1 Yes 2 No Main reason quit/moved the last work: Main reason quit/moved the last work: Main reason quit/moved the last work: Main reason quit/moved the last work: Main reason quit/moved the last work: Circle one code 1 to 7 appropriate with the respondent's answer, and then move into the box provided. If answer is code 7 write down into the empty space provided. Household member age 10 years up 26378 1 Fired 2 Business stuck 3 Take care of HH work environment 4 The work not suitable 5 Income not satisfied 6 Uncomfortable with 7 Other 1. Fired intended for respondents who work as laborers / employees / workers are paid and then the employer or head of the company decided to lay off workers because of the actions / employee / worker has violated the rules in which they work, or because of the inability of the company to continue its activities. 2. Business stuck is intended for respondents who had worked as an employer / employers or family workers who quit working because of business or company no longer able to continue its activities. Since July 1997 when someone has quit working / changed jobs more than once for different reasons, then choose the most important reason. Select code the reason of smallest . First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) Fill in respondent’s age at first marriage in the provided space and write it down in the box. The formula to calculate the respondent's age at first marriage is the same as the formula to count respondent's age. Women age 10 years and up - women who once married 228642 635938 10 99 19.233 Number of years in marriage: (years) Number of years in marriage: (years) Number of years in marriage: (years) Number of years in marriage: (years) Number of years in marriage: (years) Number of years in marriage: (years) Ask how long the respondent has been married. If there were more than one marriage, please add the number of years of the entire wedlocks made. Rounded it down. For those who got pregnant out of wedlock enter code "00". Women age 10 years and up - women who once married 228642 635938 99 20.055 Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children a. Born alive Fill in the number of biological children born alive for each sex in appropriate column (male or female), and enter number of children into the box provided. Women age 10 years and up - women who once married 228643 635937 99 3.308 Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children b. Still alive Fill in number of biological children who are still alive for each sex in the appropriate column (male or female) and write down the number of children in the box provided. To avoid possible errors, first check and write down the number of children living in the household and living outside the household. For children living outside the household and unknown conditions considered still alive. Women age 10 years and up - women who once married 228643 635937 99 2.897 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 22 34 42 63 99 Sysmiss Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children c. Died Fill in the number of biological children who have died for each sex in the corresponding column (male or female), and enter the number of children in the box provided. Women age 10 years and up - women who once married 228643 635937 99 0.413 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 19 20 22 33 99 Sysmiss Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Place to get your last family planning contraception: If the answer is coded 2, skip to other household member. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Women aged 10-49 years and married 151623 1 Yes 2 No Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k7r38. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Women aged 10-49 years and married 102875 1 Yes 2 No Type of contraceptive currently using: Type of contraceptive currently using: Type of contraceptive currently using: Type of contraceptive currently using: Type of contraceptive currently using: If currently using (k7r28 = 1) The selected family planning device/method: If respondent uses more than one type of contraception (to meet the concept of contraception usage), then write down the type with the smallest code number. Women aged 10-49 years and married 79590 1 Women/tubectomy 2 Men/vasectomy 3 IUD/spiral 4 Injection 5 Implant/norplant 6 Birth control pill 7 Condom/rubber 8 Intravag/tissue/women condom 9 Traditional method 1. MOW/Medis Operasi Wanita (woman medical surgery)/tubectomy (woman sterilization) is a surgery performed on female household head/member by having her fallopian tubes closed to prevent pregnancy. Please emphasize that the goal is to prevent future pregnancies. 2. MOP/Medis Operasi Pria (man medical surgery)/vasectomy (man sterilization) is a minor surgery performed on male household head/member to prevent his spouse from being pregnant. 3. AKDR/Alat Kontrasepsi Dalam Rahim (IUD/Intra Uterus Device) is a device made of soft plastic/copper,small in size,in the forms of spiral,T,fan,etc. installed inside the womb/uterus to prevent pregnancy. This device functions as pregnancy prevention for a long period of time. 4. KB Injection is one of ways to prevent pregnancy by injecting contraceptive substance periodically,e.g. once in one,three,or six months. 5. Susuk KB/norplant/implanon/alwalit (Contraceptive Skin Implant)-are six small metals to be implanted/injected under the skin of the upper arm to prevent pregnancy. A household head/member is considered using susuk KB if she had the implant less than five(5) years ago prior to the date of census. This includes under the skin injection(implant). 6. KB Pills are pills that are taken to prevent pregnancy. These pills should be taken regularly. 7. Condom/KB rubber is a device made of rubber,in a balloon-like shape,used by male household head/member while having sexual intercourse in order to prevent the spouse from getting pregnant. 8. Intravag/tissue/woman’s condom is a KB tissue positioned inside the vagina before having sexual intercourse. Reference time for this device is up to the last intercourse within 30 days before the interview. 9. Traditional method: a.Periodic abstinence/calendar method is based on the assumption that by not having sexual intercourse in a certain days of the month,which is during fertile period in monthly cycle,a woman could prevent pregnancy. b.Coitus interruptus is a method to prevent semen from entering vagina by interrupting intercourse before ejaculation. The refference time for this method is the last intercourse within 30 days. c.Other traditional methods such as breastfeeding for the purpose of birth control,abstinence,traditional herbs (jamu),and massage. Reason not using a contraceptive: Reason not using a contraceptive: Reason not using a contraceptive: Reason not using a contraceptive: Reason not using a contraceptive: If b7r6 coded 2 Circle one code 1 s.d. 6, then enter the answer into the provided box Women aged 10-49 years and married 23285 1 Expensive 2 Contraceptive not available 3 Not comfortable 4 Afraid with side effect 5 Husband disagree 6 Other Not included in questionnaire Not included in questionnaire Not included in questionnaire Not included in questionnaire Not included in questionnaire 864579 1 District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) 864580 1101 8271 4073.256 Individual weight 1999 Individual weight 1999 Individual weight 1999 Individual weight 1999 Individual weight 1999 864580 12 4030 237.904 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 864580 11 5172 241.151 Kr Kr Kr Kr Kr 688601 1 2 3 4 5 Akt Akt Akt Akt Akt 688601 1 2 Province Province Province Province Province Province Write down the name province in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 205747 11 Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam 12 North Sumatera 13 West Sumatera 14 Riau 15 Jambi 16 South Sumatera 17 Bengkulu 18 Lampung 19 Bangka Belitung 21 Riau Island 31 DKI Jakarta 32 West Java 33 Central Java 34 DI Yogyakarta 35 East Java 36 Banten 51 Bali 52 West Nusa Tenggara 53 East Nusa Tenggara 54 East Timor 61 West Kalimantan 62 Central Kalimantan 63 South Kalimantan 64 East Kalimantan 71 North Sulawesi 72 Central Sulawesi 73 South Sulawesi 74 Southeast Sulawesi 75 Gorontalo 76 West Sulawesi 81 Maluku 82 Papua District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of district/city in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 205747 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Write down the name subdistrict in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 205747 010 011 012 013 014 020 021 022 030 031 032 040 041 042 050 051 052 060 061 062 070 071 080 081 090 091 092 100 101 110 111 120 121 130 131 132 140 141 142 150 151 152 153 160 161 170 171 180 181 182 190 191 192 200 201 210 220 221 230 231 240 241 250 260 270 280 290 300 301 310 320 330 350 710 720 721 730 740 Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of village/kelurahan in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 205747 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043 044 045 046 047 048 049 050 051 052 053 054 055 056 057 058 059 060 061 062 063 064 065 066 067 068 069 070 071 072 073 074 076 077 078 079 080 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 090 091 092 093 094 096 097 098 099 100 101 102 104 105 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 120 121 125 126 131 144 172 Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Circle the answered code, then write it down in the box provided. 205747 1 Urban 2 Rural Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number 205747 Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household 205747 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Village/kelurahan (original) Village/kelurahan (original) Village/kelurahan (original) Village/kelurahan (original) Village/kelurahan (original) 18 003 004 006 019 Village classification Village classification Village classification Village classification Village classification 205747 1 Least developed village 2 Developed village Village classification (original) Village classification (original) Village classification (original) Village classification (original) Village classification (original) 12213 1 2 Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Fill in the number of household members in the sample household according to the number of rows in Column (2) (names of household members) that is listed in Block IV. 205747 1 22 4.202 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Fill in the number of household members between 0-4 years old in the sample household according to the number of rows in Column (5) (age) Block IV, which contains the number 0 to 4. 205747 5 0.391 1 2 3 4 5 Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Fill in the number of household members who attend school according to the Block IV column (9). 205747 10 1.007 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Number of household members were passed away Number of household members were passed away Number of household members were passed away Number of household members were passed away Number of household members were passed away Entries are the same as Block IV.B. 205747 3 0.0195 1 2 3 Is this household have a holly book? Is this household have a holly book? Is this household have a holly book? Is this household have a holly book? Is this household have a holly book? Ask if the household has holy book according their religion. If the household has a holy book, circle code 1 and if it has no holy book circle 2 then directly move it to the box provided. Qur'an specifically should have a complete 30 chapters. 205747 1 2 1.197 1 Yes 2 No Name and NIP of enumerator Name and NIP of enumerator Name and NIP of enumerator Name and NIP of enumerator Name and NIP of enumerator Fill in the enumerator's name and NIP (five last numbers of NIP number) of census. If the enumerator does not have NIP, please write (-). 205738 Enumerator's occupation: Enumerator's occupation: Enumerator's occupation: Enumerator's occupation: Enumerator's occupation: Circle one of the code enumerator position and directly move into the box provided. 205738 1 Provincial staff 2 District staff 3 Sub-District staff 4 Hired worker Name and NIP of supervisor Name and NIP of supervisor Name and NIP of supervisor Name and NIP of supervisor Name and NIP of supervisor Fill in the supervisor's name and NIP (five last numbers of NIP number) of census. 205738 Supervisor's occupation Supervisor's occupation Supervisor's occupation Supervisor's occupation Supervisor's occupation Circle one of the code supervisor position and directly move into the box provided. 205738 1 Provincial staff 2 District staff 3 Sub-District staff 4 Hired worker Building status: Building status: Building status: Building status: Building status: Building status: Circle one of codes 1 to 6 according to respondent’s answer, and fill it in the provided box. 205747 1 Private, Own property 2 Lease 3 Rent 4 Official 5 Free 6 Other 1. Own property,if during the census,the residence is legally owned by the household head or member. Residence obtained by credit through banks or under the status of buying lease,is considered personally owned. 2. Leased residence,if the residence is leased by the household head/member for a certain period based on an agrement between tenant and landlord,for example for 1 or 2 years lease. Payment method is usually totally in advance,or in installment that is mutually agreed upon. At the end of the lease,the tenant should leave the residence and if mutually agreen it is possible to renew the lease agreement. 3. Rented residence,if the residence is rented by the household head or one of the members with regular payment continuously without a certain time limit. 4. Company’s housed Residence,is the residence is owned and provided by an institution/company where the household head/member works,whether by paying rents or not. 5. Free, if the residence is not personally owned but belongs to either parents/family/relatives and is free to live in,where the owner of the house does not live there and is not a member of the household. 6. Others,if the residence cannot be included in any of the above categories,such as group owned residence,custom house. Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Circle one of the codes of widest roof type of the physical building where the household of respondent resides,then write it down in the box provided. 205747 1 Concrete 2 Corrugated tile 3 Shingle roof 4 Iron sheeting 5 Asbestos 6 Sugar palm fiber 7 Leaves 8 Others Roof is the top cover of a building,so that household head/members live in under is protected from the sun heat,rain etc. For multi storeys building,the referred roof is the very top part of the building. 1. Concrete is roof made of a mixture of cement,corals and sand with water. 2. Corrugated tile is molded and then burned. Including here is concrete roof tile (tiles made of a mixture of cement and sand),fiber cement tile,and ceramic tile. 3. Shingle is roof layered with wooden tiles,usually made of ironwood,or ulin wood (ironwood from Borneo). 4. Iron sheeting is roof made of zinc. Zinc roof shape can be flat or wavy,including zinc roof called decrabond (zinc roof layered with epoxy and acrylic). 5. Asbestos is roof made of asbestos fiber and cement. Generally comes in wavy shapes. 6. Palm is roof made of palm tree fiber or other of the the same type,generally is black in color. 7. Others for all other roof types aside from the above,such as bamboo,plywood,leaves,etc. Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Circle one of the codes of the widest wall type in the physical building where the respondent lives,and then write it down in the provided box. 205747 1 Concrete 2 Wood 3 Bamboo 4 Other Wall is the outer side/border in a building or the separator to other building. If the building has more than one type of wall of the same floor size.the one considered the widest wall is the more costly wall(smallet code). 1. Concrete is wall made of red brick or hollow brick layers plasterd with cement. Including in this category is wall made of red brick layers and plastered, but using wooden beam installed in usually 1 – 1.5 meter distance. 2. Wood is wall made of wood. 3. Bamboo/fiber is wall made of bamboo or fiber. Including in this category is wall made of bamboo weave with size less than 1 m X 1 m.framed in wooden beam and plastered with cement and sand. 4. Others for other types not included in category 1-3. Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Circle one of the codes of the widest floor type of the physical building where the household members reside,and write it down to the provided box. 205747 1 Marble/ceramic 2 Floor tile 3 Cement plaster 4 Wood 5 Bamboo 6 Earth 7 Others Definition of floor in this survey is the bottom part/base of a room,whether earthen floor or tiled floor,such as ceramic,marble,wood,and cement. Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Fill in the floor size of the residence of the respondent’s household and write down in the provided box (in m 2 ). 205747 2 999 65.067 Floor size means the size of the floor occupied and used for daily needs(limited to the roof). Any part of the building that is not occupied or used for daily needs is not included in the floor size calculation such as rice storage, live stock farm,service area for drying clothes(cemented floor) and specific space for business(such as stall/store). The floor size of a multi storeys is the total of the entire floors occupied. Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: 1. If k8r6a the answer is coded 1,2, or 4 skip to k8r8 2. If k8r6a the answer is coded 3,10, or 11 skip to k8r7 Please ask the main source of drinking water used by the respondent’s household. Circle one of the codes and write it down in the provided box. 205747 Other 1 Bottled water 2 Pipe 3 Pump 4 Protected/covered well 5 Unprotected/uncovered well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected/uncovered spring 8 River 9 Rainwater Please be cautious in determining drinking water source,because in several regions,some people channel river water or mountain spring water to houses using bamboo or plastic pipes. In this case,the drinking water source should still be written as river water or springs,instead of tap water. 1. Branded bottled water is bottled water produced and distributed by a company in various bottles(500 ml,1L,12 L,or 19 L) and in glass/cups packaging; e.g. water from the following brands: Aqua,Moya,2Tang,VIT. 2. Recycled bottled water is water produced through purification process and is not branded. 3. Pipe, retail payment is water produced through purification and sanitation process(PAM water),although it distributed by retail/mobile water sellers 4. Pipe with meter is water produced throuh purification and sanitation process before distributing it to consumers through water piping. This source of water is produced by PAM(Drinking Water Company) and PDAM(Regional Drinking Water Company) or BPAM(Drinking Water Management Agency),whether they managed by the government or private companies. 5. Terrestrial well/pump is ground water obtained by manual pump,electric pump,or windmill including artesis well(drilled well). 6. Protected/covered well is ground water that is dug up,which surrounding is enforced with wall of minimum 0.8 meters above ground and 3 meters under ground,with 1 meter cemented floor around the well. 7. Unprotected/uncovered well is ground water that is dug up,but the surrounding of the well is not protected with wall or 1 meter cemented floor.The method to get water from covered or uncovered water well is with a bucket,whether using pulley or not. 8. Protected spring is surface water source,where water already pooled naturally,protected from waste such as used water,waste from bathing or washing,etc. 9. Unprotected spring is surface water,where water already pooled naturally,but is unprotected from waste,such as used water,waste from bathing,washing,etc. 10. Other water sources are other source of drinking water,such as from dam/lake. Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: If k8r6a = 3 to 7 (pump/well/spring) Distance to the closest feces containment: Ask the distance of pump/well/springs to the closest animal waste tank, septic tank or liquid waste whether located in the household or neighbor's surroundings. Circle the answer and write it down in the provided box. 144223 1 < 6 m 2 6 – 10 m 3 11 – 15 m 4 > = 16 m 5 Don’t know Method to obtain drinking water: Method to obtain drinking water: Method to obtain drinking water: Method to obtain drinking water: Method to obtain drinking water: Method to obtain drinking water: Circle one of the codes according to respondent’s answer and write it down in the provided box. 205747 1 Buying 2 Not buying 1. Buying if drinking water is obtained by purchasing. Example: Tap water from PAM/PDAM/BPAM, or bottled water 2. Not buying if drinking water is obtained with their own efforts for free. Explanation: Asking a neighbor to get water from the dam by paying for his effort is considered buying drinking water. The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: If k8r6a not equal to 3,5 to 12 The use of drinking water facilities: Circle one of the codes according to the answer and write it down in the provided box. 205747 1 Personal 2 Mutual 3 Public 4 None Included in drinking water facilities are drinking water installation managed by PAM/PDAM, or non PAM/PDAM,including water from drilled well and pump. The approach used is the amount of water used in the last one month. 1. Personal,if the water facility is only used by respondent's household. 2. Mutual,if the water facility is used by the respondent's household jointly with several certain households. 3. Public,if the water facility is used by every households,including the resident's household. 4. None,if the distance of drinking water facility to the respondent's household is > 2.5 Km or by taking water directly from river/lake/rain without purification process by machine,or by purchasing the water. Defecation facility use: Defecation facility use: Defecation facility use: Defecation facility use: Defecation facility use: Defecation facility use: If the answer is coded 4, skip to k8r9c Circle one of the codes accordingly, then fill in the answer in the provided box. 205747 1 Personal 2 Mutual 3 Public 4 None Defecation facility means the availability of latrine to be used by respondent’s household. 1. Personal,if the defecation facility is only used by the respondent's household. 2. Mutual,if the defecation facility is used by the respondent's household together with several certain households. 3. Public,if the defecation facility is used by evry households,including respondent's household. 4. None,if respondent's household does not have defecation facility Type of toilet: Type of toilet: Type of toilet: Type of toilet: Type of toilet: Type of toilet: Circle one of the codes accordingly, and fill it in the provided box, 146593 1 Goose neck/leher angsa 2 Pit toilet/plengsengan 3 Squat toilet/cemplung 4 None Type of toilet is sitting/squatting latrine used in the toilet. 1. Goose neck/leher angsa is a closet under which seat there is a U shaped pipe(like a duck’s neck) to be filled with water to prevent the odor from going out. 2. Pit toilet/plengsengan is a closet/latrine under which seat there is a flat pipe installed in slightly inclined position towards the final disposal. 3. Squat toilet/cemplung a closet under which seat there is no pipe,so that the waste went directly to its final disposal place. Final disposal location: Final disposal location: Final disposal location: Final disposal location: Final disposal location: Final disposal location: Circle one of the codes accordingly, and fill it in the provided box. 205747 1 Tank/septic tank 2 Pool/field 3 River/lake/sea 4 Pit hole 5 Beach/open field/farm 6 Other Tanks are the waste final disposal place in the form of reservoirs,usually made of brick/stone or concrete whether or not having an absorption tub.Included in this category is housing complex that has integrated Liquid Waste Disposal System (SPAL),managed by the municipal government. 1. Septic tank are the waste final disposal place in the form of reservoirs,usually made of brick/stone or concrete whether or not having an absorption tub. 2. Pool/field,if the waste is disposed to the pond/paddy field. 3. River/lake/sea,if the waste is disposed to the river/lake/sea. 4. Pit hole,if the waste is disposed to the Underground hole(large hole in the ground) without separators/walls(not water tight). 5. Beach/open ground/garden,if the waste is disposed to the beach areas or fields,including disposed to the yards. Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Circle one of the codes for lighting source used in respondent’s household,then write it down in the provided box. 205747 1 PLN electricity 2 Non-PLN electricity 3 Paraffin lamp/petromak 4 Oil lamp/torch 5 Other 1. PLN Electricity is electricity source managed by PLN(National Electricity Company). 2. Non-PLN Electricity is electricity source managed by other institutions/parties aside from PLN. Including in this category are power source from accumulator/battery storage,generator,and solar power plant(that are not managed by PLN). 3. Petromak/aladin lamp such as multi-fuel lantern and gas lantern is categorized in code 3,while other oil lamps such as (sentir,pelita and other of the same type) are categorized in code 4. Carbide lamp,candle,castor oir lamp,and candlenut lamp are included in code 5. Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 220500 22909.343 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 75000 1435.406 Yang termasuk umbi-umbian dalam yaitu ketela pohon,ketela rambat,kentang,gaplek,talas,sagu, dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 257000 8193.441 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 189000 2896.29 Yang termasuk daging yaitu daging sapi/kerbau/kambing/domba/babi/ayam,jeroan,hati,limpa,abon,dendeng,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 240000 3589.133 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 210000 6699.576 Yang termasuk sayur-sayuran yaitu sayur bayam,kangkung,ketimun,wortel,kacang panjang,buncis,bawang,cabe,tomat,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 242500 2824.982 Yang termasuk kacang-kacangan yaitu kacang tanah/hijau/kedele/merah/ tunggak/mete,tahu,tempe,tauco,oncom,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 191250 2398.947 Yang termasuk buah-buahan yaitu jeruk,mangga,apel,durian,rambutan,salak,duku,nanas,semangka,pisang,pepaya,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 100000 4101.06 Yang termasuk minyak dan lemak yaitu minyak kelapa/goreng,kelapa,mentega,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 105000 4418.692 Yang termasuk bahan minuman yaitu gula pasir,gula merah,teh,kopi,coklat,sirup,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp)) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 136750 2250.974 Yang termasuk bumbu-bumbuan yaitu garam,kemiri,ketumbar,merica,terasi,kecap,vetsin,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 150000 1599.713 Mie instant,mie basah,bihun,makaroni/mie kering termasuk jenis konsunsi rumah tangga lainnya Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 1439650 7963.312 Yang termasuk makanan jadi yaitu roti,biskuit,kue basah,bubur,bakso,gado-gado,nasi rames,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 219500 157.234 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 205747 245000 7009.149 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Write down in Column (2) total expenditures [Details 1 to 15] 205747 300 2115325 78447.251 Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for housing and household facility (rents, value of imputed rent, electricity, telephone, gas, kerosene, water, wood, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 150 153872000 78305.36 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure for housing and household facility (rents, value of imputed rent, electricity, telephone, gas, kerosene, water, wood, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the 12 months :(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 1200 999999998 911363.604 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Miscellaneous goods and services (toilet soap, cosmetic article, transportation, reading material, ID car and driver’s license, recreation, telephone card, postal, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 18500000 26309.947 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Miscellaneous goods and services (toilet soap, cosmetic article, transportation, reading material, ID car and driver’s license, recreation, telephone card, postal, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 203220000 275232.597 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Education expenses (entry/registration fee, tuition, scouts, handicraft, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 5000000 11533.602 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Education expenses (entry/registration fee, tuition, scouts, handicraft, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 44245000 131187.864 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Health expenses (hospital, Puskesmas, medical doctor, traditional healer, medicines, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 28000000 16183.254 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Health expenses (hospital, Puskesmas, medical doctor, traditional healer, medicines, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 50345000 92581.904 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Clothing, footwear, head gear (fabrics, ready-made clothes, shoes, hat, detergent, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 3532500 72444.873 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors’ household food expenditure. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Clothing, footwear, head gear (fabrics, ready-made clothes, shoes, hat, detergent, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 21015000 268449.287 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors' household food expenditure. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Durable goods (household appliances, tools, kitchen ware, amusement tools, sports equipment, expensive jewelry/ imitation jewelry, vehicle, umbrella, watch, camera, telephone installment cost, electricity installment cost, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 41002500 17970.513 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors’ household food expenditure. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Durable goods (household appliances, tools, kitchen ware, amusement tools, sports equipment, expensive jewelry/ imitation jewelry, vehicle, umbrella, watch, camera, telephone installment cost, electricity installment cost, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 151700000 148880.544 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors' household food expenditure. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Taxes and insurance (building and land tax, TV/radio tax, vehicle tax, accident/health insurance from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 7500000 3464.857 Rumah tangga yang tidak membayar PBB tidak perlu diperkirakan nilainya,tetapi bagi rumah tangga yang biasa membayar iuran PBB maka nilainya harus dicantumkan meskipun rumah tangga tersebut belum membayar. Isian PBB sebulan yang lalu dapat diperoleh dari PBB tahunan dibagi 12. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Taxes and insurance (building and land tax, TV/radio tax, vehicle tax, accident/health insurance from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 63770000 42353.086 Rumah tangga yang tidak membayar PBB tidak perlu diperkirakan nilainya,tetapi bagi rumah tangga yang biasa membayar iuran PBB maka nilainya harus dicantumkan meskipun rumah tangga tersebut belum membayar. Isian PBB sebulan yang lalu dapat diperoleh dari PBB tahunan dibagi 12. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Festivities and ceremonies (wedding, circumcision, birthday, religious festival, traditional ceremony, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 205747 45000000 21204.493 Pengeluaran yang dicatat di sini adalah pengeluaran untuk pesta perkawinan, ulang tahun, khitanan, upacara keagamaan, upacara adat,dan lainnya, tidak termasuk makanan untuk pesta atau untuk khitanan (konsumsi makanan untuk pesta akan tercatat dalam konsumsi makanan di rumah tangga masing-masing tamu yang datang ke pesta tersebut). Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Festivities and ceremonies (wedding, circumcision, birthday, religious festival, traditional ceremony, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 205747 65000000 88745.601 Pengeluaran yang dicatat di sini adalah pengeluaran untuk pesta perkawinan, ulang tahun, khitanan, upacara keagamaan, upacara adat,dan lainnya, tidak termasuk makanan untuk pesta atau untuk khitanan (konsumsi makanan untuk pesta akan tercatat dalam konsumsi makanan di rumah tangga masing-masing tamu yang datang ke pesta tersebut). The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) total non-food (details 17 to 24) from purchases, self produced, and gifts in one past month: (Rp) 205747 1250 157532000 247416.899 Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) total non-food (details 17 to 24) from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 month: (Rp) 205747 17400 1262488998 1958794.488 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Write down in Column (2) Average monthly expenditure for non-food (Details 25 column 3 / 12). 205747 1286 9065679 336202.504 The entry is the total sum of Detail 23 and 24, which is the average household expense per month. Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (b9r25 Column 3)/12 Write down in Column (2) average monthly household expenditure(details 26 + details 27) 205747 1450 105207417 163232.893 Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (b8r26 + b9r27) Write down in Column (2) Average monthly household expenditure (Details 26 + Details 27). 205747 18050 111588845 499435.38 This household celebrates: This household celebrates: This household celebrates: This household celebrates: This household celebrates: This household celebrates: Circle one of the celebration code and directly move into the box provided. 205747 1 99 2.35 1 Idul Fitri (moslem) 2 Christmas/Easter 3 Idul Fitri and Christmas/Easter 4 New Year 5 Idul Fitri and New Year 6 Christmas/Easter and New Year 7 Idul Fitri, Christmas/Easter and New Year 8 Waisak (Buddhist) 9 Idul Fitri and Waisak 10 Christmas/Easter and Waisak 11 Idul Fitri, Christmas/Easter and Waisak 12 New Year and Waisak 13 Idul Fitri, New Year and Waisak 14 Christmas/Easter, New Year and Waisak 15 Idul Fitri, Christmas/Easter, New Year and Waisak 16 Nyepi(Hindus) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - common days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - common days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - common days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - common days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - common days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption (Based on purchasing, own-production, and grant) a. Common days: (Rp) 205747 1 999999 10642.377 For Idul Fitri is daily average of expenditure during fasting month till Idul Fitri day Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - holy days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - holy days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - holy days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - holy days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption - holy days: (Rp) Average expenditure of daily household food consumption (Based on purchasing, own-production, and grant) b.Holy days: (Rp) 205747 1 999999 19379.37 For Idul Fitri is daily average of expenditure during fasting month till Idul Fitri day Do this household raise livestock? Do this household raise livestock? Do this household raise livestock? Do this household raise livestock? Do this household raise livestock? Do this household raise livestock? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k10r3. Enter code 1 if the answer is "Yes" or code 2 for "No" in the box provided. 205747 1 Yes 2 No Households considered as raising livestock/poultry if one or more family members who raised livestock/poultry at enumerating time, regardless of the purpose of maintaining, origin of livestock/poultry, and age of livestock maintained. Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (a) Fill in the code type of livestock/poultry are maintained in Column 2 according to the type livestock in Column 1. 96972 108775 1 11 6.059 1 Dairy cow 2 Cow 3 Buffalo 4 Horse 5 Goat 6 Sheep 7 Pig 8 Purebred chicken 9 Laying pullet chicken 10 Broiler chicken 11 Duck Sysmiss Quantity Male (a) Quantity Male (a) Quantity Male (a) Quantity Male (a) Quantity Male (a) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Male (a) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 3 the number of livestock in accordance with male gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 3 empty. 96972 108775 250 0.537 Quantity Female (a) Quantity Female (a) Quantity Female (a) Quantity Female (a) Quantity Female (a) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Female (a) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 4 the number of livestock in accordance with female gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 4 empty. 96972 108775 300 1.012 Quantity Total (a) Quantity Total (a) Quantity Total (a) Quantity Total (a) Quantity Total (a) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Total (a) 1. If household raise livestock, entries in Column 5 is the sum of Column 3 and Column 4. 2. If household raise poultry, entries in Column 5 is the number of poultry are maintained 96972 108775 9999 8.84 Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (b) Fill in the code type of livestock/poultry are maintained in Column 2 according to the type livestock in Column 1. 96972 108775 11 3.03 1 Dairy cow 2 Cow 3 Buffalo 4 Horse 5 Goat 6 Sheep 7 Pig 8 Purebred chicken 9 Laying pullet chicken 10 Broiler chicken 11 Duck Sysmiss Quantity Male (b) Quantity Male (b) Quantity Male (b) Quantity Male (b) Quantity Male (b) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Male (b) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 3 the number of livestock in accordance with male gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 3 empty. 39142 166605 81 0.418 Quantity Female (b) Quantity Female (b) Quantity Female (b) Quantity Female (b) Quantity Female (b) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Female (b) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 4 the number of livestock in accordance with female gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 4 empty. 39142 166605 79 0.734 Quantity Total (b) Quantity Total (b) Quantity Total (b) Quantity Total (b) Quantity Total (b) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Total (b) 1. If household raise livestock, entries in Column 5 is the sum of Column 3 and Column 4. 2. If household raise poultry, entries in Column 5 is the number of poultry are maintained 39142 166605 9999 8.821 Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (c) Fill in the code type of livestock/poultry are maintained in Column 2 according to the type livestock in Column 1. 39142 166605 11 1.826 1 Dairy cow 2 Cow 3 Buffalo 4 Horse 5 Goat 6 Sheep 7 Pig 8 Purebred chicken 9 Laying pullet chicken 10 Broiler chicken 11 Duck Sysmiss Quantity Male (c) Quantity Male (c) Quantity Male (c) Quantity Male (c) Quantity Male (c) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Male (c) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 3 the number of livestock in accordance with male gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 3 empty. 9049 196698 22 0.33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 19 20 22 Sysmiss Quantity Female (c) Quantity Female (c) Quantity Female (c) Quantity Female (c) Quantity Female (c) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Female (c) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 4 the number of livestock in accordance with female gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 4 empty. 9049 196698 52 0.583 Quantity Total (c) Quantity Total (c) Quantity Total (c) Quantity Total (c) Quantity Total (c) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Total (c) 1. If household raise livestock, entries in Column 5 is the sum of Column 3 and Column 4. 2. If household raise poultry, entries in Column 5 is the number of poultry are maintained 9049 196698 2500 9.416 Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Type of poultry/livestock (code) (d) Fill in the code type of livestock/poultry are maintained in Column 2 according to the type livestock in Column 1. 9049 196698 11 1.148 1 Dairy cow 2 Cow 3 Buffalo 4 Horse 5 Goat 6 Sheep 7 Pig 8 Purebred chicken 9 Laying pullet chicken 10 Broiler chicken 11 Duck Sysmiss Quantity Male (d) Quantity Male (d) Quantity Male (d) Quantity Male (d) Quantity Male (d) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Male (d) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 3 the number of livestock in accordance with male gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 3 empty. 1283 204464 15 0.356 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 Sysmiss Quantity Female (d) Quantity Female (d) Quantity Female (d) Quantity Female (d) Quantity Female (d) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Female (d) 1. If household raise livestock, Column 2 is code 01 to 07, fill in Column 4 the number of livestock in accordance with female gender. 2. If household raise poultry, Column 2 is code 08 to 11, Column 4 empty. 1283 204464 16 0.593 Quantity Total (d) Quantity Total (d) Quantity Total (d) Quantity Total (d) Quantity Total (d) Quantity (If raising poultry, Column 3 and 4 not necessarily have to filled in) Total (d) 1. If household raise livestock, entries in Column 5 is the sum of Column 3 and Column 4. 2. If household raise poultry, entries in Column 5 is the number of poultry are maintained 1283 204464 400 9.585 Is this household posse the land? Is this household posse the land? Is this household posse the land? Is this household posse the land? Is this household posse the land? Is this household posse the land? Enter code 1 if the answer is "Yes" or code 2 for "No" in the box provided. 205747 1 Yes 2 No Rice field land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) a. Possessed (bought, inheritance, grant, etc) (enumerating time) Fill land area of own rice field in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 2. 179675 26072 93.5 0.197 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Possessed, is agricultural land from the purchase, inheritance, grants, and owned based on land reform, ordinary petition, the division of land transmigration, the division of land from forest clearance and customary law. Dry land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - possessed (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) a. Possessed (bought, inheritance, grant, etc) (enumerating time) Fill land area of own dry land in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 3. 179675 26072 99.99 0.585 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Possessed, is agricultural land from the purchase, inheritance, grants, and owned based on land reform, ordinary petition, the division of land transmigration, the division of land from forest clearance and customary law. Rice field land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Rice field land (ha) a. Possessed (bought, inheritance, grant, etc) (previous year) Fill land area of own rice fields in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 4. 179675 26072 93.5 0.196 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Possessed, is agricultural land from the purchase, inheritance, grants, and owned based on land reform, ordinary petition, the division of land transmigration, the division of land from forest clearance and customary law. Dry land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Dry land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Dry land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Dry land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Dry land (ha) - possessed (previous year) Dry land (ha) a. Possessed (bought, inheritance, grant, etc) (previous year) Fill land area of own dry land in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 5. 179675 26072 99.99 0.581 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Possessed, is agricultural land from the purchase, inheritance, grants, and owned based on land reform, ordinary petition, the division of land transmigration, the division of land from forest clearance and customary law. Rice field land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) b. From other party (enumerating time) Fill land area of rice field from other party in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 2 179675 26072 90.42 0.044 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. The other parties controlled is agricultural land owned by other parties who controlled the household by way of rent, profit sharing, liens, free rent, karamba, unused land were cultivated. Dry land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - From other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) b. From other party (enumerating time) Fill land area of dry from other party in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 3. 179675 26072 80 0.0396 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. The other parties controlled is agricultural land owned by other parties who controlled the household by way of rent, profit sharing, liens, free rent, karamba, unused land were cultivated. Rice field land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) b. From other party (previous year) Fill land area of rice field from other party in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 4. 179675 26072 70 0.0371 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. Dry land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - From other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) b. From other party (previous year) Fill land area of dry from other party in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 5. 179675 26072 90 0.038 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. The other parties controlled is agricultural land owned by other parties who controlled the household by way of rent, profit sharing, liens, free rent, karamba, unused land were cultivated. Rice field land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) c. At other party (enumerating time) Fill land area of rice field at other party in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 2 179675 26072 60 0.0198 0.00999999791383743 0.0199999958276749 0.0299999862909317 0.0399999916553497 0.0499999821186066 0.0599999725818634 0.0699999928474426 0.0799999833106995 0.0899999737739563 0.0999999642372131 0.10999995470047 0.119999945163727 0.129999995231628 0.139999985694885 0.149999976158142 0.159999966621399 0.169999957084656 0.179999947547913 0.189999938011169 0.199999928474426 0.209999918937683 0.21999990940094 0.229999899864197 0.239999890327454 0.25 0.259999990463257 0.269999980926514 0.27999997138977 0.289999961853027 0.299999952316284 0.309999942779541 0.319999933242798 0.329999923706055 0.339999914169312 0.349999904632568 0.359999895095825 0.369999885559082 0.379999876022339 0.389999866485596 0.399999856948853 0.409999847412109 0.419999837875366 0.429999828338623 0.43999981880188 0.449999809265137 0.459999799728394 0.46999979019165 0.479999780654907 0.489999771118164 0.5 0.509999752044678 0.519999980926514 0.529999732971191 0.539999961853027 0.549999713897705 0.559999942779541 0.569999694824219 0.579999923706055 0.599999904632568 0.609999656677246 0.619999885559082 0.62999963760376 0.639999866485596 0.649999618530274 0.659999847412109 0.669999599456787 0.679999828338623 0.699999809265137 0.709999561309814 0.71999979019165 0.729999542236328 0.739999771118164 0.75 0.769999980926514 0.779999732971191 0.789999961853027 0.799999713897705 0.809999942779541 0.819999694824219 0.829999923706055 0.839999675750732 0.849999904632568 0.859999656677246 0.869999885559082 0.87999963760376 0.899999618530274 0.909999847412109 0.919999599456787 0.929999828338623 0.939999580383301 0.949999809265137 0.959999561309814 0.96999979019165 0.979999542236328 1 1.00999927520752 1.01999950408936 1.04999923706055 1.05999946594238 1.06999969482422 1.09999942779541 1.11999988555908 1.14999961853027 1.15999984741211 1.16999912261963 1.17999935150146 1.19999980926514 1.22999954223633 1.23999977111816 1.25 1.25999927520752 1.27999973297119 1.28999996185303 1.29999923706055 1.30999946594238 1.31999969482422 1.32999992370605 1.34999942779541 1.36999988555908 1.3799991607666 1.39999961853027 1.40999984741211 1.5 1.54999923706055 1.55999946594238 1.59999942779541 1.61999988555908 1.64999961853027 1.69999980926514 1.70999908447266 1.71999931335449 1.75 1.75999927520752 1.77999973297119 1.79999923706055 1.83999919891357 1.8799991607666 1.95999908447266 1.96999931335449 2 2.0099983215332 2.09999847412109 2.1299991607666 2.13999938964844 2.14999961853027 2.15999984741211 2.16999816894531 2.19999885559082 2.23999977111816 2.25 2.29999923706055 2.34999847412109 2.39999961853027 2.5 2.69999885559082 2.75 2.79999923706055 2.88999938964844 2.89999961853027 2.96999931335449 3 3.14999961853027 3.19999885559082 3.29999923706055 3.31999969482422 3.5 3.59999847412109 3.60999870300293 3.64999961853027 3.75 3.89999961853027 4 4.14999771118164 4.27999877929688 4.28999710083008 4.29999923706055 4.5 4.68999862670898 5 5.5 6 6.79999923706055 7 7.02999877929688 8 9 10 12 15 16 20 40 60 Sysmiss 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Owned but are controlled other parties, is agricultural land owned of households are controlled other party by way of rent, produced shared, mortgaged, land is handed over to other parties with free rent and land controlled by another party illegally. Dry land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - At other party (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) c. At other party (enumerating time) Fill land area of dry at other party in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 3. 179675 26072 75 0.0185 0.00999999791383743 0.0199999958276749 0.0299999862909317 0.0399999916553497 0.0499999821186066 0.0599999725818634 0.0699999928474426 0.0799999833106995 0.0899999737739563 0.0999999642372131 0.10999995470047 0.119999945163727 0.129999995231628 0.139999985694885 0.149999976158142 0.159999966621399 0.169999957084656 0.179999947547913 0.189999938011169 0.199999928474426 0.209999918937683 0.21999990940094 0.229999899864197 0.239999890327454 0.25 0.259999990463257 0.269999980926514 0.27999997138977 0.289999961853027 0.299999952316284 0.309999942779541 0.319999933242798 0.329999923706055 0.339999914169312 0.349999904632568 0.359999895095825 0.369999885559082 0.379999876022339 0.389999866485596 0.399999856948853 0.419999837875366 0.429999828338623 0.43999981880188 0.449999809265137 0.459999799728394 0.479999780654907 0.489999771118164 0.5 0.519999980926514 0.549999713897705 0.559999942779541 0.569999694824219 0.579999923706055 0.599999904632568 0.619999885559082 0.62999963760376 0.639999866485596 0.649999618530274 0.669999599456787 0.679999828338623 0.689999580383301 0.699999809265137 0.709999561309814 0.71999979019165 0.75 0.759999752044678 0.779999732971191 0.789999961853027 0.799999713897705 0.809999942779541 0.819999694824219 0.829999923706055 0.839999675750732 0.849999904632568 0.889999866485596 0.899999618530274 0.939999580383301 0.949999809265137 0.959999561309814 0.96999979019165 1 1.00999927520752 1.01999950408936 1.02999973297119 1.03999996185303 1.04999923706055 1.05999946594238 1.09999942779541 1.13999938964844 1.14999961853027 1.15999984741211 1.19999980926514 1.25 1.29999923706055 1.34999942779541 1.3799991607666 1.39999961853027 1.44999980926514 1.5 1.50999927520752 1.51999950408936 1.52999973297119 1.54999923706055 1.59999942779541 1.6299991607666 1.69999980926514 1.71999931335449 1.75 1.79999923706055 1.89999961853027 1.98999977111816 2 2.01999855041504 2.04999923706055 2.09999847412109 2.14999961853027 2.19999885559082 2.25 2.26999855041504 2.29999923706055 2.38999938964844 2.39999961853027 2.44999885559082 2.5 2.53999900817871 2.55999946594238 2.75 2.79999923706055 2.84999847412109 2.8799991607666 3 3.04999923706055 3.39999961853027 3.5 3.54999923706055 3.69999885559082 3.75 3.94999885559082 4 4.0099983215332 4.5 4.96999740600586 5 5.01999664306641 5.03999710083008 5.05999755859375 5.44999694824219 5.5 6 6.44999694824219 7 7.5 8 8.02999877929688 9 9.01999664306641 9.5 10 11 13 15 16 17 19 20 20.1999969482422 30 34 35 35.7799987792969 40 50 60 70 75 Sysmiss 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Owned but are controlled other parties, is agricultural land owned of households are controlled other party by way of rent, produced shared, mortgaged, land is handed over to other parties with free rent and land controlled by another party illegally. Rice field land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Rice field land (ha) c. At other party (previous year) Fill land area of rice field at other party in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 4. 179675 26072 30 0.0175 0.00999999791383743 0.0199999958276749 0.0299999862909317 0.0399999916553497 0.0499999821186066 0.0599999725818634 0.0699999928474426 0.0799999833106995 0.0899999737739563 0.0999999642372131 0.10999995470047 0.119999945163727 0.129999995231628 0.139999985694885 0.149999976158142 0.159999966621399 0.169999957084656 0.179999947547913 0.189999938011169 0.199999928474426 0.209999918937683 0.21999990940094 0.229999899864197 0.239999890327454 0.25 0.259999990463257 0.269999980926514 0.27999997138977 0.289999961853027 0.299999952316284 0.309999942779541 0.319999933242798 0.329999923706055 0.339999914169312 0.349999904632568 0.359999895095825 0.369999885559082 0.379999876022339 0.389999866485596 0.399999856948853 0.409999847412109 0.419999837875366 0.429999828338623 0.43999981880188 0.449999809265137 0.459999799728394 0.46999979019165 0.479999780654907 0.489999771118164 0.5 0.509999752044678 0.519999980926514 0.529999732971191 0.539999961853027 0.549999713897705 0.559999942779541 0.569999694824219 0.579999923706055 0.599999904632568 0.609999656677246 0.619999885559082 0.62999963760376 0.639999866485596 0.649999618530274 0.659999847412109 0.669999599456787 0.679999828338623 0.699999809265137 0.709999561309814 0.71999979019165 0.729999542236328 0.739999771118164 0.75 0.769999980926514 0.779999732971191 0.789999961853027 0.799999713897705 0.809999942779541 0.819999694824219 0.829999923706055 0.839999675750732 0.849999904632568 0.859999656677246 0.869999885559082 0.87999963760376 0.899999618530274 0.909999847412109 0.919999599456787 0.929999828338623 0.939999580383301 0.949999809265137 0.959999561309814 0.96999979019165 0.979999542236328 1 1.00999927520752 1.01999950408936 1.04999923706055 1.05999946594238 1.09999942779541 1.11999988555908 1.14999961853027 1.15999984741211 1.16999912261963 1.17999935150146 1.19999980926514 1.22999954223633 1.23999977111816 1.25 1.25999927520752 1.27999973297119 1.28999996185303 1.29999923706055 1.30999946594238 1.31999969482422 1.32999992370605 1.34999942779541 1.36999988555908 1.3799991607666 1.39999961853027 1.40999984741211 1.5 1.54999923706055 1.55999946594238 1.59999942779541 1.61999988555908 1.69999980926514 1.70999908447266 1.71999931335449 1.75 1.75999927520752 1.77999973297119 1.79999923706055 1.82999992370605 1.83999919891357 1.86999988555908 1.8799991607666 1.95999908447266 1.96999931335449 2 2.0099983215332 2.09999847412109 2.1299991607666 2.13999938964844 2.14999961853027 2.16999816894531 2.19999885559082 2.23999977111816 2.25 2.29999923706055 2.34999847412109 2.39999961853027 2.5 2.69999885559082 2.75 2.79999923706055 2.88999938964844 2.89999961853027 2.96999931335449 3 3.14999961853027 3.19999885559082 3.29999923706055 3.31999969482422 3.5 3.59999847412109 3.60999870300293 3.64999961853027 3.75 3.89999961853027 4 4.14999771118164 4.28999710083008 4.29999923706055 4.68999862670898 5 6.79999923706055 7 7.02999877929688 8 9 10 15 16 20 30 Sysmiss 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Owned but are controlled other parties, is agricultural land owned of households are controlled other party by way of rent, produced shared, mortgaged, land is handed over to other parties with free rent and land controlled by another party illegally. Dry land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) - At other party (previous year) Dry land (ha) c. At other party (previous year) Fill land area of dry at other party in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 5. 179675 26072 75 0.0172 0.00999999791383743 0.0199999958276749 0.0299999862909317 0.0399999916553497 0.0499999821186066 0.0599999725818634 0.0699999928474426 0.0799999833106995 0.0899999737739563 0.0999999642372131 0.10999995470047 0.119999945163727 0.129999995231628 0.139999985694885 0.149999976158142 0.159999966621399 0.169999957084656 0.179999947547913 0.189999938011169 0.199999928474426 0.209999918937683 0.21999990940094 0.229999899864197 0.239999890327454 0.25 0.259999990463257 0.269999980926514 0.27999997138977 0.289999961853027 0.299999952316284 0.309999942779541 0.319999933242798 0.329999923706055 0.339999914169312 0.349999904632568 0.359999895095825 0.369999885559082 0.379999876022339 0.389999866485596 0.399999856948853 0.419999837875366 0.43999981880188 0.449999809265137 0.459999799728394 0.479999780654907 0.489999771118164 0.5 0.509999752044678 0.519999980926514 0.529999732971191 0.549999713897705 0.559999942779541 0.569999694824219 0.579999923706055 0.599999904632568 0.619999885559082 0.62999963760376 0.639999866485596 0.649999618530274 0.669999599456787 0.679999828338623 0.689999580383301 0.699999809265137 0.709999561309814 0.71999979019165 0.75 0.759999752044678 0.789999961853027 0.799999713897705 0.809999942779541 0.819999694824219 0.829999923706055 0.839999675750732 0.849999904632568 0.889999866485596 0.899999618530274 0.949999809265137 0.959999561309814 0.96999979019165 1 1.00999927520752 1.01999950408936 1.02999973297119 1.03999996185303 1.04999923706055 1.05999946594238 1.09999942779541 1.13999938964844 1.14999961853027 1.19999980926514 1.25 1.29999923706055 1.34999942779541 1.39999961853027 1.44999980926514 1.45999908447266 1.5 1.50999927520752 1.51999950408936 1.52999973297119 1.54999923706055 1.55999946594238 1.59999942779541 1.6299991607666 1.65999984741211 1.69999980926514 1.71999931335449 1.75 1.79999923706055 1.89999961853027 1.98999977111816 2 2.01999855041504 2.04999923706055 2.09999847412109 2.14999961853027 2.19999885559082 2.25 2.26999855041504 2.29999923706055 2.38999938964844 2.39999961853027 2.44999885559082 2.5 2.53999900817871 2.55999946594238 2.59999847412109 2.75 2.84999847412109 2.8799991607666 3 3.04999923706055 3.39999961853027 3.5 3.69999885559082 3.75 3.94999885559082 4 4.0099983215332 4.5 4.96999740600586 5 5.03999710083008 5.05999755859375 5.44999694824219 6 6.44999694824219 7 7.5 8 8.02999877929688 9 9.01999664306641 9.5 10 15 16 17 20 20.1999969482422 30 34 40 50 60 75 Sysmiss 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Owned but are controlled other parties, is agricultural land owned of households are controlled other party by way of rent, produced shared, mortgaged, land is handed over to other parties with free rent and land controlled by another party illegally. Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) d. Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Fill land area of rice field possessed (a+b+c) in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 2 179675 26072 -2 93.5 0.218 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Possessed (a+b+c), is a self-owned agricultural land plus agricultural land from the other party, be reduced existing agricultural lands on the other parties. Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) d. Possessed (a+b+c) (enumerating time) Fill land area of dry possessed (a+b+c) in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 3. 179675 26072 -7.99 99.99 0.604 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Possessed (a+b+c), is a self-owned agricultural land plus agricultural land from the other party, be reduced existing agricultural lands on the other parties. Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Rice field land (ha) d. Possessed (a+b+c) (Previous year) Fill land area of rice field possessed (a+b+c) in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 4. 179675 26072 -2 93.5 0.215 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Possessed (a+b+c), is a self-owned agricultural land plus agricultural land from the other party, be reduced existing agricultural lands on the other parties. Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Possessed (a+b+c) (previous year) Dry land (ha) d. Possessed (a+b+c) (Previous year) Fill land area of dry possessed (a+b+c) in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 5. 179675 26072 -7.99 99.99 0.604 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Possessed (a+b+c), is a self-owned agricultural land plus agricultural land from the other party, be reduced existing agricultural lands on the other parties. Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Rice field land (ha) e. Used for farming (enumerating time) Fill land area of rice field used for farming in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 2 179675 26072 -2 93.5 0.187 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Use of land for agriculture, is land owned and ever cultivated for agriculture during the past year Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (enumerating time) Dry land (ha) e. Used for farming (enumerating time) Fill land area of dry used for farming in units "Ha" according to the condition when enumeration in Column 3. 179675 26072 -8 99.99 0.415 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Use of land for agriculture, is land owned and ever cultivated for agriculture during the past year Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Rice field land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Rice field land (ha) e. Used for farming (previous year) Fill land area of rice field used for farming in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 4. 179672 26075 -2 93.5 0.182 1. Rice field is agricultural land and separated by small dykes to resist water, where the main crop is usually wet land paddy without considering the status of the land. 2. Use of land for agriculture, is land owned and ever cultivated for agriculture during the past year Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Dry land (ha) - Used for farming (previous year) Dry land (ha) e. Used for farming (previous year) Fill land area of dry used for farming in units "Ha" according to the condition in the past year in Column 5. 179672 26075 -8 99.99 0.41 1. Dry land is all land other than rice field lands which are usually planted with crops / upland rice, such as garden soil, garden (moor), huma / fields, pools, ponds, lakes, swamps and others. 2. Use of land for agriculture, is land owned and ever cultivated for agriculture during the past year Main household income source: Main household income source: Main household income source: Main household income source: Main household income source: Main household income source: (write down completely) Write the code for business field/income recipient and work status according to main source of income into the box. 205747 11 111 43.662 District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) District ( code) 205747 1101 8271 4049.116 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 Household weight 1999 205747 11 5172 245.844 Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity 2403661 Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members 2403661 1 17 4.319 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Code of food consumption Code of food consumption Code of food consumption Code of food consumption Code of food consumption Code of food consumption, beverages, and tobacco during the previous week 2403661 1 A. CEREALS [R.2-R.9] 10 B. TUBERS [R.11-R.19] 100 Unripe corn ( Ounce ) 101 Soup/stir-fried vegetables ( Bungkus ) 102 Sour vegetable Soup ( Bungkus ) 103 Young jackfruit ( Kg ) 104 Unripe papaya ( Kg ) 105 Mushroom ( Ounce ) 106 Petai beans ( Ounce ) 107 Stink beans ( Kg ) 108 Onion ( Ounce ) 109 Garlic ( Ounce ) 11 Cassava ( Kg ) 110 Chillies ( Ounce ) 111 Green chili ( Ounce ) 112 Cayenne pepper ( Ounce ) 113 Canned vegetable ( Kg ) 114 Others - vegetables ( Kg ) 115 G. LEGUMES [R.116-R.126] 116 Peanuts without shell ( Kg ) 117 Peanuts with shell ( Kg ) 118 Soybean ( Kg ) 119 Mungbean ( Kg ) 12 Sweet potatoes ( Kg ) 120 Red kidney bean ( Ounce ) 121 Other bean ( Kg ) 122 Tofu, soybean curd ( Kg ) 123 Fermented soybean cake ( Kg ) 124 Fermented soybean paste ( Ounce ) 125 Fermented soya cake ( Ounce ) 126 Others - legumes ( Ounce ) 127 H. FRUITS [R.128-R.150] 128 Orange ( Kg ) 129 Mango ( Kg ) 13 Sago flour ( Kg ) 130 Apple ( Kg ) 131 Avocado ( Kg ) 132 Rambutan ( Kg ) 133 Lanzon ( Kg ) 134 Durian ( Kg ) 135 Zalacca ( Kg ) 136 Pineapple ( Kg ) 137 Ambon banana ( Kg ) 138 Raja banana ( Kg ) 139 Other banana ( Kg ) 14 Taro ( Kg ) 140 Papaya ( Kg ) 141 Rose-apple ( Kg ) 142 Sapodilla ( Kg ) 143 Carambola ( Kg ) 144 Spanish plum ( Kg ) 145 Watermelon ( Kg ) 146 Melon ( Kg ) 147 Jack fruit ( Kg ) 148 Tomato ( Kg ) 149 Canned fruit ( Kg ) 15 Potatoes ( Kg ) 150 Others - fruits ( Kg ) 151 I. OILS AND FATS [R.152-R.157] 152 Coconut oil ( Liter ) 153 Corn oil ( Liter ) 154 Other frying oil ( Liter ) 155 Coconut ( Unit ) 156 Margarine ( Ounce ) 157 Others - oils and fats ( Liter ) 158 J. BEVERAGE STUFF [R.159-R.166] 159 Cane sugar ( Ounce ) 16 Dried cassava ( Kg ) 160 Brown sugar ( Ounce ) 161 T e a ( Ounce ) 162 Powdered/bean Coffee ( Ounce ) 163 Instant cocoa ( 150gr ) 164 Powdered cocoa ( Ounce ) 165 Syrup ( 620ml ) 166 Others - beverage Stuff 167 K. SPICES [R.168-R.180] 168 Salt ( Ounce ) 169 Candlenut ( Ounce ) 17 Flour dried cassava ( Kg ) 170 Coriander ( Ounce ) 171 Pepper ( Ounce ) 172 Tamarind ( Ounce ) 173 Nutmeg ( Ounce ) 174 Clove ( Ounce ) 175 Fish paste ( Ounce ) 176 Soya sauce ( 140ml ) 177 Monosodium glutamate ( Gram ) 178 Chili sauce/tomato Sauce ( 140ml ) 179 Spice ( Ounce ) 18 Cassava flour ( Kg ) 180 Other - spices 181 L. MISCELLANEOUS FOOD ITEM [R.182-R.190] 182 Instant noodle ( Ounce ) 183 Wheat noodle ( Ounce ) 184 Rice noodle ( Kg ) 185 Macaroni ( 80gr ) 186 Crisps ( Ounce ) 187 Fried chips ( Ounce ) 188 Seaweed pack ( Pack (7 gr)) 189 Porridge in package ( 150 gr ) 19 Others - tubers ( Kg ) 190 Others - miscellaneous food item 191 M. PREPARED FOOD AND BEVERAGES [ R.192-R.222] 192 Ordinary bread small pack ( Small pack ) 193 Other bread ( Piece ) 194 Cookies ( Ounce ) 195 Boil or steam cake ( Piece ) 196 Fried food ( Piece ) 197 Porridge of mung bean bowl ( Portion ) 198 Kind of salad with peanuts sauce plate ( Portion ) 199 A Plate of rice accompanied by a mixture of dishes plate ( Portion ) 2 Rice ( Kg ) 20 C. FISH/SHRIMP/SQUID/SHELL [R.21-R.52] 200 Fried rice plate ( Portion ) 201 Rice plate ( Portion ) 202 Rice steamed in a banana leaf or coconut leaf bowl ( Portion ) 203 Soup bowl ( Portion ) 204 Roasted meat on skewer/satay plate/5 skewer ( Portion/5 skewers ) 205 Noodle (with meatball/boiled/fried) bowl ( Portion ) 206 Instant noodle bowl ( Portion ) 207 Snack for children ( Ounce ) 208 Fish (fried, roasted, etc) ( Piece ) 209 Chicken/meat (fried, roasted, etc) ( Piece ) 21 Yellow tail/fusiliers ( Kg ) 210 Ice cream (Small cup) 211 Other ice (describe) (Glass 200ml) 212 Other delicatessen (describe): 213 Carbonated soft drinks (200ml) 214 a.Bottled water (500ml ),b.Large bottled water (by gallons)(Gallon) 215 Bottled tea (200ml) 216 Bottled juice (200ml) 217 Health/energy drinks(100ml) 218 Other beverages (coffee, coffee & milk, tea, chocolate milk, etc.)(Glass) 219 N. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES [R.220-R.222] 22 Eastern tuna/skipjack tuna ( Kg ) 220 Beer(620ml) 221 Wine(620ml) 222 Other alcoholic beverages (describe):(620ml) 223 O. TOBACCO AND BETEL [R.224-R.229] 224 Clove filter cigarettes 225 Clove non filter cigarettes ( Piece ) 226 Cigarettes ( Piece ) 227 Tobacco ( Piece ) 228 Betel/areca nut ( Ounce ) 229 Others - tobacco and betel 23 Mackerel ( Kg ) 24 Trevallies ( Kg ) 25 Indian mackerel ( Kg ) 26 Anchovies ( Kg ) 27 Milk Fish ( Kg ) 28 Snake Head ( Kg ) 29 Mozambique tilapia ( Kg ) 3 Glutinous rice ( Kg ) 30 Common carp ( Kg ) 31 Catfish ( Kg ) 32 Barramundi ( Kg ) 33 Baronang ( Kg ) 34 Others - fresh fish ( Kg ) 35 Shrimp ( Kg ) 36 Common squid/cuttle fish ( Kg ) 37 Mud crab/swim crab ( Kg ) 38 Cockle/snail ( Kg ) 39 Others - fresh shrimp and other fresh seafoods ( Kg ) 4 Fresh corn with husk ( Kg ) 40 Indian mackerel ( Ounce ) 41 Mackerel ( Ounce ) 42 Eastern tuna/skipjack tuna ( Ounce ) 43 Anchovies ( Ounce ) 44 Trevallies ( Ounce ) 45 Snakeskin gourame ( Ounce ) 46 Milk fishes ( Ounce ) 47 Snake head ( Ounce ) 48 Canned fish ( Ounce ) 49 Others - preserved fish ( Ounce ) 5 Dryshelled corn/corn rice ( Kg ) 50 Shrimps ( Ounce ) 51 Common squids ( Ounce ) 52 Others - shrimp and other preserved seafoods ( Ounce ) 53 D. MEAT [R.54-R.70] 54 Beef ( Kg ) 55 Buffalo meat ( Kg ) 56 Lamb meat ( Kg ) 57 Pork ( Kg ) 58 Broiler Meat ( Kg ) 59 Local chicken meat ( Kg ) 6 Rice meal ( Kg ) 60 Other poultry meat ( Kg ) 61 Other - fresh meat ( Kg ) 62 Dried beef ( Kg ) 63 Shredded fried meat ( Ounce ) 64 Canned meat ( Kg ) 65 Others - preserved meats ( Kg ) 66 Liver ( Kg ) 67 Innards excluding Liver ( Kg ) 68 Trimming ( Kg ) 69 Bone (untrimmed) ( Kg ) 7 Corn meal ( Kg ) 70 Others - meat ( Kg ) 71 E. EGGS AND MILK [R.72-R.84] 72 Broiler egg ( Kg ) 73 Local chicken Egg ( egg ) 74 Duck egg ( egg ) 75 Quail egg ( egg ) 76 Other egg ( egg ) 77 Salted egg ( egg ) 78 Fresh milk ( Liter ) 79 Preserved milk ( 250ml ) 8 Wheat flour ( Kg ) 80 Sweet canned Liquid Milk ( 397gr ) 81 Canned powder Milk ( Kg ) 82 Baby powder Milk ( 400gr ) 83 Cheese ( Ounce ) 84 Milk product ( Ounce ) 85 F. VEGETABLES [R.86-R.114] 86 Spinach ( Kg ) 87 Swamp cabbage ( Kg ) 88 Cabbage ( Kg ) 89 Chinese cabbage ( Kg ) 9 Others - cereals ( Kg ) 90 Mustard greens ( Kg ) 91 Beans ( Kg ) 92 String bean ( Kg ) 93 Tomato ( Ounce ) 94 Carrot ( Kg ) 95 Cucumber ( Kg ) 96 Cassava leaf ( Kg ) 97 Aubergine ( Kg ) 98 Bean sprout ( Kg ) 99 Squash ( Kg ) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been purchase (cash/owed) during previous week (kilograms) Fill in the number of household consumption from purchases (cash/bill) over the past week in accordance units listed in column (3) and two digits after comma in the box provided in column (4). 2403661 84000 262.156 In the event the household consumes foodstuff taken from own stall/store such as rice, cooking oil, flour, vegetables etc. then the quantity shall be recorded in Column 4 Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been purchase (cash/owed) during previous week (rupiah) Fill in the value / estimated value of household consumption from purchases (cash/bill) over the past week in rupiah integer (not fractions) in the box provided in column (5). 2403661 718200 3895.658 Purchase, if the food consumed comes from purchase both by cash, debt or loan (installment). Consumption of food/foodstuff taken from stalls/stores owned by the relevant household shall be considered as purchase. Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Quantity of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been own production, given, etc. during previous week (kilograms) Fill in the number of household consumption from own production or gift in the appropriate units for the past week are listed in column (3) and two digits after comma in the box provided in column (6). 2403661 28000 18.986 Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Value of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been own production, given, etc. during previous week (rupiah) Fill in the value/estimated value of household consumption from own production or gift during the last week in rupiah integer (not fractions) in the box provided in column (7), estimated value of prices prevailing in the local market when the goods are consumed. 2403661 440500 523.963 Own production/gift, if the food consumed comes from the gardens, paddy fields, yards of both household businesses and other people businesses or free of charge from other parties. For example: papaya comes from the yard, consuming reared chickens and receiving food delivery from neighbors/families. Total quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Total quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Total quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Total quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Total quantity of consumption of food during previous week (kilograms) Total quantity of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been bought/credited and own production, given, etc. during previous week (kilograms) Enter result of sum Column 4 and Column 6 into the provided box in column 8 with two digits after comma 2403661 84000 281.142 Total value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Total value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Total value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Total value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Total value of consumption of food during previous week (rupiah) Total value of consumption of food, beverages and tobacco which have been own production, given, etc. during previous week (rupiah) Enter result of sum Column 5 and Column 7 into the provided box in column 8 in rupiah integer (not fractions). 2403661 5 718200 4419.621 Household's calorie/day (0.00) Household's calorie/day (0.00) Household's calorie/day (0.00) Household's calorie/day (0.00) Household's calorie/day (0.00) 2403661 228186 2774.95 Household's protein/day (0.00) Household's protein/day (0.00) Household's protein/day (0.00) Household's protein/day (0.00) Household's protein/day (0.00) Household's protein/day (0.00) 2403661 7998.2 73.086 Household's fat/day (0.00) Household's fat/day (0.00) Household's fat/day (0.00) Household's fat/day (0.00) Household's fat/day (0.00) 2403661 8100 55.735 Household's carbohidrat/day (0.00) Household's carbohidrat/day (0.00) Household's carbohidrat/day (0.00) Household's carbohidrat/day (0.00) Household's carbohidrat/day (0.00) 2403661 48856.5 477.525 Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food 2403661 23143 6381643 406878.939 Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food 2403661 17832433 250638.79 Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure 2403661 37793 18387226 657517.729 Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure 2403661 19972 3769032 161172.372 Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight 2403661 195 1735 824.973 Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight 2403661 199 23437 3490.169 Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity 1936987 Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members 1936987 1 17 4.325 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months Code of non food expenditures for one previous month and during the previous 12 months 1936987 230 339 279.817 230 A. HOUSING AND HOUSEHOLD FACILITY [R.231-R.260] 231 Ownership of the residential building: 232 If the house is owned property/free of rent, estimation monthly renting (Rp) 233 If the house is annually rent, average rent value in a month (Rp) 234 If the house is monthly rent, average rent value in a month (Rp) 235 If the house is free of rent/official house/other, average estimation renting value in a month (Rp) 236 Maintenance costs of the house (painting, plastering, painting the wall, roof, window glass, hinge, etc, including wages for the workers) (Rp) 237 Electricity usage(kwh) 238 Electricity bill (Rp) 239 Water Usage(PAM/Peddler/Purchase)(m3) 240 Water PAM bill (Rp) 241 LPG usage (kg) 242 LPG expenditure (Rp) 243 City Gas usage (m3) 244 City Gas expenditure (Rp) 245 Kerosene usage (liters) 246 Kerosene expenditure (Rp) 247 Generator consumtive of fuel oil(BBM)(liters) 248 Generator fuel(BBM)expenditure (Rp) 249 Generator lubricant usage (liters) 250 Generator lubricant expenditure (Rp) 251 Generator maintenance and repair (Rp) 252 Usage of Charcoal/coal/briquette (kg) 253 Charcoal/coal/briquette expenditure (Rp) 254 Firewood and other fuels expenditure (Rp) 255 Other (flashlight, storage battery, matches, mosquito repellent, lamp, air freshener, Liquid floor cleaner, etc) expenditure 256 B. GOODS AND SERVICES [R.262-R.302] 257 Bathing soap, toothpaste, and shampoo expenditure (Rp) 258 Cosmetic articles (perfume, hair cream, deodorant, skin powder, wire dental care/braces, nail clippers, hair spray, wig, lipstic, comb, etc.), and sanitary napkin expenditure (Rp) 259 Treatment of skin, face, nails, hair (expenses of cutting, curl, cream bath, ‘lulur’/herbal cosmetics used to lighten of skin, spa, etc) expenditure (Rp) 260 Public Hospital expenditure (Rp) 261 Private Hospital expenditure (Rp) 262 Sub ordinary Public Health Center expenditure (Rp) 263 Medical Doctor (including private medical doctor in public hospital) expenditure (Rp) 264 Paramedical expenditure (Rp) 265 Traditional treatment expenditure (Rp) 266 Traditional birth attendant expenditure (Rp) 267 Take medicine with recipe (from doctor, midwives, etc) expenditure (Rp) 268 Self treatment/take medicine without recipe expenditure (Rp) 269 Purchasing traditional medicine (Rp) 270 Purchasing glasses, hand/leg artificial, & wheel chair (Rp) 271 Pregnancy examination cost (Rp) 272 Children Under-fives immunization cost (Rp) 273 Medical check-up expenditure (Rp) 274 Contraception cost (Rp) 275 Take care of health (vitamin, medicine herbs, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 276 Development school contribution/admission fee (Rp) 277 School fee (Rp) 278 Other cost of school contribution (Rp) 279 Text books expenditure (Rp) 280 Stationery (pen, pencil, eraser, ruler, calculator, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 281 Non-formal education cost (Rp) 282 Newspapers, magazine, books, and stationeries (exluding for education) including magazine rent expenditure (Rp) 283 Phone bill (home) (Rp) 284 Mobile phone bill (Rp) 285 Phone card/public phone/phone shop expenditure (Rp) 286 Post stuff (stamp, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 287 Others (internet) expenditure (Rp) 288 Gasoline for Motor vehicle usage a month ago (liter) 289 Gasoline for Motor vehicle expenditure a month ago (Rp) 290 Diesel oil for Motor vehicle usage a month ago (liter) 291 Diesel oil for Motor vehicle expenditures a month ago(Rp) 292 Lubricant for Motor vehicle usage a month ago(liter) 293 Lubricant for Motor vehicle expenditure a month ago(Rp) 294 Service and repair (brake fluid, battery acid, battery, brake, clutch, etc.)(Rp) 295 Transport expenses (bus, train, plane, etc.)(Rp) 296 Hotel, inn, cinema, theater, sports, set-top box, cable TV subscriptions/Indovision and other recreation (excluding transport and purchase of goods for recreation) expenditure (Rp) 297 Domestic servant, security, and driver (salary or wages) expenditure (Rp) 298 Other stuffs (tissue, baby diaper, satai stick, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 299 Financial service charge (ATM services, credit card services, transfer fees, etc.)(Rp) 300 Other services (ID card, driver's license, birth certificate, copy, photo, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 301 C. CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, AND HEADGEAR [R.304-R.311] 302 Ready-made clothes for men (jackets, uniforms, shirts, jackets, gloves, pants, shirts, underwear, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 303 Ready-made clothes for women (uniforms, dresses, long cloth, blouse, blaze/jacket women, nightgowns, sweaters, skirts, sarongs, scarves, “angkin”, underwear, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 304 Ready-made clothes for children (uniforms, shirts, pants, sweaters, shirts, underwear, diapers, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 305 Materials clothing for men, women, and children (wool, polyester, cotton, silk, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 306 Wages sewing, repairing clothes, sewing thread, and other goods for the purposes of tailoring expenditure (Rp) 307 Footwear (shoes, sandals, socks, etc) expenditure (Rp) 308 Headgear for men, women, and children (hat, cap, scarf, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 309 Laundry soap (bars, powders, creams, and liquid) expenditure (Rp) 310 Clothes maintenance material (softener and fragrances, bleacing, lubricant, camphor, etc) expenditure (Rp) 311 Others (towel, belt, shoe polish, tie, laundry, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 312 D. DURABLE GOODS [R.313-R.329] expenditure (Rp) 313 Furniture (tables, chairs, beds, wardrobes, display cabinets, display racks, glass/mirrors, cabinets, cribs, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 314 Household furnishings (sewing machines, refrigerators, fans, washing machines, air conditioners, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 315 Household equipments (mattresses, pillows, tablecloths, bed linen, ashtrays, pillowcases, blankets, mats, curtains, rugs, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 316 Home appliances (iron, broom, scissors, knives, machetes, hoes, saws, vacuum cleaner, coat hanger, soldering equipment, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 317 Kitchen utensils (rack plate, stove, pots, pans, buckets, kitchen knives, pans, spoons, flasks, plates, glasses, mixers, rice cookers, blenders, microwaves, ovens, and other dishes made of glass/ceramic/melamine/plastic, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 318 Decoration stuff (wall hangings, aquariums, decorative items made of ceramic, porcelain, onyx, marble, wood, etc.) expenditure (Rp) 319 Furniture and utensils repairs expenditure (Rp) 320 Hand phone and other accessories expenditure (Rp) 321 Watch, clock, camera, glasses, and repairs expenditure (Rp) 322 Umbrella, bag, and repairs expenditure (Rp) 323 Jewelry and repairs expenditure (Rp) 324 Toys and repair, imitation jewelry expenditure (Rp) 325 Electronics (Television, radio, video, DVD, cassette, cassette radio, guitar, piano/organ, computer) and repair expenditure (Rp) 326 Tools and sports equipment (chess, racket, ball, net, bet, sticks, including bathing suits, soccer shoes, wheels shoes , goggles) and repairs expenditure (Rp) 327 Vehicles (cars, motorcycles, bicycles, etc.) and major repairs (Rp) 328 Domestic animal and plant maintenance (Rp) 329 Other durable goods (electrical installation/phone/tap, swing, stroller, etc.) and repairs expenditure (Rp) 330 E. TAXES AND INSURANCES [R.331-R.336] 331 Buildings and land taxes expenditure (Rp) 332 Motor and non-motor vehicle taxes expenditure (Rp) 333 Other contributions (dues RT/RW, trash, security, cemetery, parking, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 334 Health insurance expenditure (Rp) 335 Live insurance and general insurance (death insurance, accident, car, house, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 336 Others (ticket, Income Tax, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 337 F. PARTIES AND CEREMONIES [R.338-R.343] 338 Wedding (equipment rental tool bride such as, chairs, tents, dishes, and bridal makeup services such as cost, the prince, and the rental of buildings, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 339 Circumcision and birthday (Bengkong costs, the cost of doctors/paramedics/excisors, food boxes, ribbon/paper trimmer room /balloons, chair rental, rent a building, rent entertainment)expenditure (Rp) 340 Religious festival (chair rental, tent rental, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 341 Pilgrimage cost (ONH) (Rp) 342 Religious/traditional ceremony (called Ustad, Reverend, offerings, etc.)expenditure (Rp) 343 Funeral expenses (cost of washing the corpse, the shroud, the grave digger service, casket, crematory fees, cremation fees, etc.)(Rp) Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month:(Rp) Value non-food of expenditures in the last month inserted in rupiah integer . If come from own production or gift, estimate of value with the local market price, then enter value into columns 3. 1936987 45000000 20624.362 Expenditures for non-food goods in the last 12 Months Expenditures for non-food goods in the last 12 Months Expenditures for non-food goods in the last 12 Months Expenditures for non-food goods in the last 12 Months Expenditures for non-food goods in the last 12 Months Expenditures for non-food goods in the last month:(Rp) Value non-food of expenditures in the last 12 months inserted in rupiah integer . If come from own production or gift, estimate of value with the local market price, then enter value into columns 4. 1936987 210775000 165586.492 Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food 1936987 23143 6381643 397413.262 Monthly household expenditure for non-food Monthly household expenditure for non-food Monthly household expenditure for non-food Monthly household expenditure for non-food Monthly household expenditure for non-food 1936987 17832433 253324.035 Total household expenditure Total household expenditure Total household expenditure Total household expenditure Total household expenditure 1936987 37793 18387226 650737.297 Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure 1936987 19972 3769032 160970.748 Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight 1936987 183 1735 814.41 Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight 1936987 197 23437 3450.361 Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity 62210 Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members 62210 1 17 4.151 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Food expenditure - grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Food expenditure - grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Food expenditure - grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Food expenditure - grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Food expenditure - grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Food expenditure for grains (IV.1.A) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 2 - 9, Column 9 Sub-block A Block IV.1. 60927 1283 400 220500 23173.351 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Food expenditure - tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Food expenditure - tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Food expenditure - tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Food expenditure - tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Food expenditure for tubers (IV.1.B) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 11 - 19, Column 9 Sub-block B Block IV.1. 32166 30044 50 64000 2126.766 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Food expenditure - fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Food expenditure - fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Food expenditure - fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Food expenditure - fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Food expenditure for fish (IV.1.C) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 21 - 52, Column 9 Sub-block C Block IV.1. 52635 9575 100 190000 9829.177 Food expenditure - meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Food expenditure - meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Food expenditure - meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Food expenditure - meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Food expenditure - meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Food expenditure for meat (IV.1.D) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 54 - 70, Column 9 Sub-block D Block IV.1. 18427 43783 250 189000 10895.498 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Food expenditure - egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Food expenditure - egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Food expenditure - egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Food expenditure - egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Food expenditure for egg and milk (IV.1.E) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 72 - 84, Column 9 Sub-block E Block IV.1. 40665 21545 175 186800 6199.947 Food expenditure - vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Food expenditure - vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Food expenditure - vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Food expenditure - vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Food expenditure - vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Food expenditure for vegetables (IV.1.F) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 86 - 114, Column 9 Sub-block F Block IV.1. 60267 1943 100 94700 8898.616 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Food expenditure - nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Food expenditure - nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Food expenditure - nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Food expenditure - nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Food expenditure for nuts and lentils (IV.1.G) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 116 - 126, Column 9 Sub-block G Block IV.1. 46022 16188 100 242500 3895.062 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Food expenditure - fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Food expenditure - fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Food expenditure - fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Food expenditure - fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Food expenditure for fruits (IV.1.H) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 128 - 150, Column 9 Sub-block H Block IV.1. 42920 19290 100 191250 4059.781 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Food expenditure - oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Food expenditure - oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Food expenditure - oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Food expenditure - oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Food expenditure for oil and fat (IV.1.I) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 152 - 157, Column 9 Sub-block I Block IV.1. 60173 2037 100 59000 4345.703 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Food expenditure - beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Food expenditure - beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Food expenditure - beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Food expenditure - beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Food expenditure for beverages materials (IV.1.J) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 159 - 166, Column 9 Sub-block J Block IV.1. 59095 3115 50 63000 4634.295 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Food expenditure - spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Food expenditure - spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Food expenditure - spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Food expenditure - spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Food expenditure for spices and condiments (IV.1.K) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 168 - 180, Column 9 Sub-block K Block IV.1. 60492 1718 10 30650 2248.706 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Food expenditure - other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Food expenditure - other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Food expenditure - other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Food expenditure - other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Food expenditure - other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Food expenditure for other consumption (IV.1.L) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 182 - 190, Column 9 Sub-block L Block IV.1. 32307 29903 100 63500 3451.102 Food expenditure - delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Food expenditure - delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Food expenditure - delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Food expenditure - delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Food expenditure - delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Food expenditure for delicatessen and beverages (IV.1.M) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 192 - 222, Column 9 Sub-block M Block IV.1. 53738 8472 100 718200 14642.957 Food expenditure - alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Food expenditure - alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Food expenditure - alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Food expenditure - alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Food expenditure - alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Food expenditure for alcoholic beverages (IV.1.N) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 220 - 222, Column 9 Sub-block N Block IV.1. 1082 61128 200 120000 5640.149 Food expenditure - tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Food expenditure - tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Food expenditure - tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Food expenditure - tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Food expenditure - tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Food expenditure for tobacco and betel (IV.1.O) in the last week Entries are the same as Details 224 - 229, Column 9 Sub-block O Block IV.1. 41470 20740 90 241200 10740.233 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. sub-total (1 to 15) sub-total (1 to 15) sub-total (1 to 15) sub-total (1 to 15) sub-total (1 to 15) Food expenditure - sub-total (1 to 15) in last week 62210 5400 1489050 86185.58 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Average monthly household expenditure (Rp) (16) x 30/7 Average monthly household expenditure (Rp) (16) x 30/7 Average monthly household expenditure (Rp) (16) x 30/7 Average monthly household expenditure (Rp) (16) x 30/7 Average monthly household expenditure (Rp) (16) x 30/7 Non-food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month 62210 23143 6381643 369366.773 Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 8238059 91511.094 Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for housing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure forhousing and household facilities (IV.2.A) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 62205 5 60000 98856708 1098221.258 Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 6794167 61861.256 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for goods and services (IV.2.B) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 62176 34 1500 81530000 742740.863 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 1751250 30569.835 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for clothes, footwear and headgears (IV.2.C) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 61927 283 1000 21015000 368514.364 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 17564583 17066.864 Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for durable goods (IV.2.D) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 42199 20011 400 210775000 301920.711 Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 8153292 4833.657 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for tax and insurance (IV.2.E) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 52329 9881 50 97839500 68956.234 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous month in the column (4), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 3. 62210 5014167 8933.196 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Non food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months (Rp) Write down the non-food expenditure for party and ceremony (IV.2.F) during the previous 12 months in the column (5), the contents be copied from Block IV.2 Column 4. 41209 21001 500 60170000 161828.906 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Average household expenditures during the previous month (Rp) (17 s/d 23) Average household expenditures during the previous month (Rp) (17 s/d 23) Average household expenditures during the previous month (Rp) (17 s/d 23) Average household expenditures during the previous month (Rp) (17 s/d 23) Average household expenditures during the previous month (Rp) (17 s/d 23) Non-food Expenditure - AVERAGE NON-FOOD EXPENDITURES FOR ONE MONTH (R.23 Column (4) divided by 12) during the previous month 62210 37793 18387226 584142.676 1. These blocks are different from the previous consumption module questionnaires with a consideration to ease the burden of enumerator officers and supervisors. 2. These blocks shall be filled if entries in Block IV.1 and IV.2 already verified, including the additions of expenditure values for each Sub block. Values that shall be copied are values stated in Column 9 (total consumption) on each Sub block IV.1 and values in Column 6 (values in the last 3 months) on each Sub block IV.2. Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure Per capita expenditure 62210 19972 3769032 152429.89 Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight 62210 183 1735 813.079 Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight 62210 197 23437 3306.348 Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity Household Identity 427540 Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight 427540 195 1735 818.24 Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight Individual weight 427540 199 23437 3412.261 Household Income/revenue Household Income/revenue Household Income/revenue Household Income/revenue Household Income/revenue 427540 16 22500000 282074.156 Household Income/revenue (code) Household Income/revenue (code) Household Income/revenue (code) Household Income/revenue (code) Household Income/revenue (code) 427540 501 WAGE/SALARY 502 Agriculture 503 Husbandry 504 Poultry 505 Miscellaneous Livestock 506 Fishery 507 Forestry 508 Agriculture Business 509 Industry 510 Trade 511 Transport 512 Service 513 Building 514 Household - non-agricultural business 515 Interest received 516 Ground rent 517 Rent/house 518 Dividend 519 Pension 520 Bond, scholarship regular posts 521 Agriculture is not the business 522 Other sectors not attempt 523 Insurance claims 524 Estimated rent 525 Others 526 OTHER [SALARY AND BEYOND BUSINESS] 527 TRANSFER 528 IMPORTING MORE MONEY 529 TOTAL REVENUE