The United Republic of Tanzania Population and Housing Census 2002 - IPUMS Subset
Tanzania, 2002
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TZA_2002_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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National Bureau of Statistics, Minnesota Population Center
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- TZA2002-H-H
- TZA2002-P-H
Industry last week (TZ2002A_0421)
Data file: TZA2002-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
208
End:
209
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
D. Economic activity
For persons age 5 and older
[Questions 16-20.]
20. Industry
What is the main activity at [respondent's] place of work for the last seven days?
Write the appropriate code?
_ _
For persons age 5 and older
[Questions 16-20.]
20. Industry
What is the main activity at [respondent's] place of work for the last seven days?
Write the appropriate code?
_ _
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Agriculture, commercial and food crops |
| 2 | Forestry, fishing, hunting, livestock and other related |
| 3 | Mining and quarrying |
| 4 | Manufacturing |
| 5 | Electricity, gas and water |
| 6 | Construction |
| 7 | Raw food sales |
| 8 | Trade and commerce |
| 9 | Communication and transport |
| 10 | Finance and insurance services |
| 11 | Public administration and education |
| 96 | Other services not specified |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | 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
D. Employment: For people of age five and above
This part has five questions (question 16-20) which have to be answered by people of age 5 and above. For census purposes, a job is any economic activity, either if you get paid, make profit, do barter trade, or for domestic use. Housework is not regarded as a job except looking for firewood and fetching water from a source which is far from the respondent's living place. Housework includes laundry works, cleaning, cooking, etc. The housework mentioned above will be considered as economic activities if they are paid for. A house maid doing these works should be considered as employed.
Question 20: What is the main activity in your place of work?
This question aims at main activity at the place of work and not the work done by the respondent in the place of work. People who answer the question must have worked in that place for at least seven days. For example, an accountant employed by a beer company will use code "4" and not code "11", but if he/she works for the government meaning he/she is providing services then will use code "11".
Note: There is a possibility of having many activities in the respondent's place of work. But, the activity we are interested in is the main activity, one that most employees spend most of their time doing.
1. Agriculture for cash crops and food crops = 01
All crops produced for food or commercial purposes. It includes:
Farming and other farming related activities.
Forestry, timber harvesting and other related activities.
2. Fishing, livestock and hunting = 02
Fishing, fish keeping, animal keeping, hunting and other related activities.
3. Mining, stone quarrying and sand extraction = 03
This group includes the following:
Mineral mining and rocks quarrying
Coal mining
Natural gas and oil mining and other related activities
Iron ore mining
Other minerals mining and stone quarrying
4. Production of different types of goods = 04
This group includes the following:
Food and beverages production
Cigarettes and other goods production
Fabric production
Cloth making and coloring
Production of goods made of skin
Timber production and wooden goods
Paper production and other paper goods
Journalism and printing
[p. 60]
Production of oil made products
Medicine production and production of goods made of those medicines
Rubber production and products made of rubber
Production of goods made of minerals apart from metal
Metal production
Producing fabricated metal products apart from machines
Machine production and other tools
Production of office machines and calculators
Production of electronic machines and laboratory equipments
Production of radio, television, and other communication equipments
Production of medical instruments and watches
Cars production and other transport vessels
Furniture production
Recycling.
5. Electricity, gas and water = 05
This group includes those who deal with:
Electricity, gas, steam and hot water
Collection, preservation of water and distribution
6. Construction = 06
This group includes those involved in all kinds of construction
7. Selling non-cooked food = 07
This group includes all foods sold raw (such as potatoes, fruits, cassava, beans, etc.)
8. Other businesses = 08
This group includes: wholesale businesses, retail and agents in business together with food sold in restaurants and hotels, etc.
9. Transport and communication = 09
This group includes:
Land transport using cars, etc.
Water transport
Air transport
Other transporting activities
Postal services and communication services
[p. 61]
10. Institution of insurance and finance = 10
This group includes:
Foreign currency exchange activities
Insurance and pension, does not include payment for social services
Other foreign currency exchange related activities
11. Services, education and administration = 11
This group includes:
Administration and security, social security services
Health and community development and all types of health services
Sewage systems, garbage collection, and all other related services
Political parties activities
12. Others = 96
These are other duties done in working places that cannot be grouped in the above mentioned groups
13. Those who do not mention = 99
This part has five questions (question 16-20) which have to be answered by people of age 5 and above. For census purposes, a job is any economic activity, either if you get paid, make profit, do barter trade, or for domestic use. Housework is not regarded as a job except looking for firewood and fetching water from a source which is far from the respondent's living place. Housework includes laundry works, cleaning, cooking, etc. The housework mentioned above will be considered as economic activities if they are paid for. A house maid doing these works should be considered as employed.
Question 20: What is the main activity in your place of work?
This question aims at main activity at the place of work and not the work done by the respondent in the place of work. People who answer the question must have worked in that place for at least seven days. For example, an accountant employed by a beer company will use code "4" and not code "11", but if he/she works for the government meaning he/she is providing services then will use code "11".
Note: There is a possibility of having many activities in the respondent's place of work. But, the activity we are interested in is the main activity, one that most employees spend most of their time doing.
1. Agriculture for cash crops and food crops = 01
All crops produced for food or commercial purposes. It includes:
Farming and other farming related activities.
Forestry, timber harvesting and other related activities.
2. Fishing, livestock and hunting = 02
Fishing, fish keeping, animal keeping, hunting and other related activities.
3. Mining, stone quarrying and sand extraction = 03
This group includes the following:
Mineral mining and rocks quarrying
Coal mining
Natural gas and oil mining and other related activities
Iron ore mining
Other minerals mining and stone quarrying
4. Production of different types of goods = 04
This group includes the following:
Food and beverages production
Cigarettes and other goods production
Fabric production
Cloth making and coloring
Production of goods made of skin
Timber production and wooden goods
Paper production and other paper goods
Journalism and printing
[p. 60]
Production of oil made products
Medicine production and production of goods made of those medicines
Rubber production and products made of rubber
Production of goods made of minerals apart from metal
Metal production
Producing fabricated metal products apart from machines
Machine production and other tools
Production of office machines and calculators
Production of electronic machines and laboratory equipments
Production of radio, television, and other communication equipments
Production of medical instruments and watches
Cars production and other transport vessels
Furniture production
Recycling.
5. Electricity, gas and water = 05
This group includes those who deal with:
Electricity, gas, steam and hot water
Collection, preservation of water and distribution
6. Construction = 06
This group includes those involved in all kinds of construction
7. Selling non-cooked food = 07
This group includes all foods sold raw (such as potatoes, fruits, cassava, beans, etc.)
8. Other businesses = 08
This group includes: wholesale businesses, retail and agents in business together with food sold in restaurants and hotels, etc.
9. Transport and communication = 09
This group includes:
Land transport using cars, etc.
Water transport
Air transport
Other transporting activities
Postal services and communication services
[p. 61]
10. Institution of insurance and finance = 10
This group includes:
Foreign currency exchange activities
Insurance and pension, does not include payment for social services
Other foreign currency exchange related activities
11. Services, education and administration = 11
This group includes:
Administration and security, social security services
Health and community development and all types of health services
Sewage systems, garbage collection, and all other related services
Political parties activities
12. Others = 96
These are other duties done in working places that cannot be grouped in the above mentioned groups
13. Those who do not mention = 99
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the main activity (industry) of a person's place of work in the past 7 days.
Universe
Persons age 5+ who worked last week
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Industry Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |