All-Ukrainian Population Census 2001 - IPUMS Subset
Ukraine, 2001
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Reference ID
UKR_2001_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Ministry of Justice, Minnesota Population Center
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Dec 23, 2014
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- Data files
- UKR2001-H-H
- UKR2001-P-H
Type of premises (UA2001A_0027)
Data file: UKR2001-H-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
97
End:
97
Width:
1
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
1. Type of living quarters
[] 1 Private house
[] 2 Part of private house
[] 3 Individual apartment
[] 4 Communal apartment
[] 5 Hostel
[] 6 Hotel
[] 7 Other
[] 8 Rented housing
[] 1 Private house
[] 2 Part of private house
[] 3 Individual apartment
[] 4 Communal apartment
[] 5 Hostel
[] 6 Hotel
[] 7 Other
[] 8 Rented housing
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Private house |
| 2 | Part of a private house |
| 3 | Individual apartment |
| 4 | Communal apartment |
| 5 | Hostel |
| 6 | Hotel |
| 7 | Other |
| 8 | Rented housing |
| 9 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Household living conditions
Answers to questions 1-7 of this unit are completed for every household permanently resident in the private house, part of private house, individual apartment, communal apartment (including temporarily absent).
For households who live in hostels, hotels, other dwellings (railway carriages, barges and other temporal dwellings that are not the traditional dwellings) and do not have other permanent place of residence as well as for those households who rent the dwelling (private house, part of private house, apartment, room) only answers to questions 1 and 4-7 of this unit are completed.
Answers to questions 1-7 of this unit are not completed for households consisting of persons temporarily living in the dwelling, homeless persons and persons living in institutional dwellings (i.e. for those who has a relevant mark on the front of the form 1.
Question 1 Dwelling type
The mark that corresponds to the one of the mentioned variant of response is written down.
Private house is marked in case all the house is occupied by one household regardless the form of ownership.
If the house is occupied by two or more households then part of private house should be marked to each of them.
If the house consists of two or more apartments then individual apartment or communal apartment is marked according to their occupation.
Individual apartment is a dwelling that furnished and used for permanent residence, consists of one or more rooms, is separated from other dwellings by load-bearing walls (or double partitions) and has independent exit to stairway, to general hall, general lobby or directly outside, to the yard in case one household is in the dwelling.
If there are more than one household in the apartment then communal apartment should be marked to each household (even if there is one personal account on apartment). This mark is also filled to those who live in barracks and central-corridor dwellings that are not hostels.
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If a household occupies private house or individual apartment or only a part of house floor space (apartment) and leases the rest part of house (apartment) floor space then it is assumed that the household is in a private house or individual apartment.
If a household is in a hostel (regardless the type of building: apartment dwelling, central-corridor btw dwelling, barrack as well as regardless what part of the building the household occupies: room, part of room or only a bed) then hostel is marked. Buildings where all or most part of premises and useful space are designated and furnished to collective living in communal rooms of persons who mainly do not have relative relations but collectively use all kinds of amenities and equipment (restrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and shower rooms, sanitation facilities, etc.) are related to the hostel dwelling type.
Hotel is marked to households staying in hotels, motels, etc. and do not have another place of permanent residence.
Other dwelling is marked if a household stays in railway carriages, barges and the like.
Rented housing is marked to households who rent the dwelling (private house, apartment, room, etc.) owned by other persons.
Answers to questions 1-7 of this unit are completed for every household permanently resident in the private house, part of private house, individual apartment, communal apartment (including temporarily absent).
For households who live in hostels, hotels, other dwellings (railway carriages, barges and other temporal dwellings that are not the traditional dwellings) and do not have other permanent place of residence as well as for those households who rent the dwelling (private house, part of private house, apartment, room) only answers to questions 1 and 4-7 of this unit are completed.
Answers to questions 1-7 of this unit are not completed for households consisting of persons temporarily living in the dwelling, homeless persons and persons living in institutional dwellings (i.e. for those who has a relevant mark on the front of the form 1.
Question 1 Dwelling type
The mark that corresponds to the one of the mentioned variant of response is written down.
Private house is marked in case all the house is occupied by one household regardless the form of ownership.
If the house is occupied by two or more households then part of private house should be marked to each of them.
If the house consists of two or more apartments then individual apartment or communal apartment is marked according to their occupation.
Individual apartment is a dwelling that furnished and used for permanent residence, consists of one or more rooms, is separated from other dwellings by load-bearing walls (or double partitions) and has independent exit to stairway, to general hall, general lobby or directly outside, to the yard in case one household is in the dwelling.
If there are more than one household in the apartment then communal apartment should be marked to each household (even if there is one personal account on apartment). This mark is also filled to those who live in barracks and central-corridor dwellings that are not hostels.
[p.14]
If a household occupies private house or individual apartment or only a part of house floor space (apartment) and leases the rest part of house (apartment) floor space then it is assumed that the household is in a private house or individual apartment.
If a household is in a hostel (regardless the type of building: apartment dwelling, central-corridor btw dwelling, barrack as well as regardless what part of the building the household occupies: room, part of room or only a bed) then hostel is marked. Buildings where all or most part of premises and useful space are designated and furnished to collective living in communal rooms of persons who mainly do not have relative relations but collectively use all kinds of amenities and equipment (restrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and shower rooms, sanitation facilities, etc.) are related to the hostel dwelling type.
Hotel is marked to households staying in hotels, motels, etc. and do not have another place of permanent residence.
Other dwelling is marked if a household stays in railway carriages, barges and the like.
Rented housing is marked to households who rent the dwelling (private house, apartment, room, etc.) owned by other persons.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the type of premises.
Universe
Households that are not homeless, not institutions and not temporary living
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Dwelling Characteristics Variables -- HOUSEHOLD | IPUMS |