BIH_2006_LFS_v02_M
Labour Force Survey 2006
Name | Country code |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina | BIH |
Labor Force Survey [hh/lfs]
Statistical institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina - BHAS, the Federal Institute of Statistics - FZS, and the Republic Institute of Statistics of the Republic of Srpska - RZSRS) carried out a research project - The Labour Force Survey in April 2006, for the first time.
Methodological principles behind the Survey are based on the recommendations and definitions of the International Labour Organization - ILO and the requirements of the European Statistical Office - EUROSTAT, which set the standards for the international comparability of data in the area of labour statistics.
The Labour Force Survey represents research conducted to gather data on the basic characteristics of the working-age population, based on which the total labor force in the country is reviewed, together with data on demographics, education, socio-economic standing and other characteristics of the population. The main goal of the research is to gather data on the three main, mutually exclusive segments of population: the employed, the unemployed and the inactive. The data are also to be used to monitor, measure, and estimate the economic and social changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Survey covered 10000 households, including 5943 in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 3457 in the Republika Srpska, and 600 in the Brsko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The sample did not include collective households (university dormitories, nursing homes, institutes for the mentally disabled, orphanages, homes for disabled adults, monasteries, convents, etc.).
Sample survey data [ssd]
Persons of 15 years of age or older
Version 02
2006
The scope of the labour force survey includes:
National
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Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Federal Institute of Statistics |
Republic Institute of Statistics of the Republic of Srpska |
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United Nations Development Programme | Organizational and technical assistance |
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World Bank |
Department for International Development of the British Government |
Government of Japan |
United Nations Development Programme |
The last census in Bosnia and Herzegovina was taken in 1991. Considering the major migrations of the population since then, and the fact that the Survey research is based on the random sample of households as units of observation, it was necessary to provide up-to-date data based on which the sample could be selected. UNDP supported formulation and implementation of the Sample Frame Update project, for which funding was provided by the Government of the UK through its Department for International Development (DFID), Within this project an Expanded Master Sample was established by updating the information for 1,456 census areas in the period of January/February 2006. 10000 households from Bosnia and Herzegovina were selected from the Expanded Master Sample, namely: 5943 for the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 3457 for the Republic of Srpska and 600 for Brcko District.
The sample was designed as a stratified two-stage random sample.
The rate of unresponsiveness in the Survey is 8%, which includes the rate of rejection of 3.5%.
Weights were calculated in two steps. In the first step, each of the selected households was allocated the weight of the sample selection as the inverted value of probability of selecting each household. In the second step, adjustments were made on the basis of failure to respond. Poststratification, i.e. adjustment of weights per age group and gender, was not executed due to lack of reliable estimates of population per age group or gender.
The sections included in the questionnaire are:
A. Labour activity during the reference week
B. Employment characteristics of the main job
C. Second - additional job
D. Previous work experience
E. Search for employment
F.Methods used during the last four weeks to find job
G. Education
H. Situation one year before survey
I. Income
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2006-04-03 | 2006-04-23 |
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Federal Institute of Statistics |
Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Republic Institute of Statistics of the Republika Srpska |
The reference period is the time during which data were gathered. The majority of data relate to the economic activity of persons during a calendar week, from Monday through Sunday, called the reference week. A certain quantity of the data relate to other periods (four weeks, or a year, in relation to the reference week).
The LFS - 2006 reference week was April 3 through April 9, 2006 and it preceded a period of fieldwork, i.e. interviews. Interviews were completed during the period of April 10-23, 2006.
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Poverty -GP | World Bank |
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Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina | http://www.bhas.ba/?lang=en |
Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
Example:
Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina Labour Force Survey (LFS) 2006, Ref. BIH_2006_LFS_v02_M. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date].
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.
Name | URL |
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Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina | http://www.bhas.ba/?lang=en |
DDI_BIH_2006_LFS_v02_M_WB
Name | Affiliation | Role |
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Development Data Group | The World Bank | Documentation of the DDI |
Poverty - GP | The World Bank | Documentation of the DDI |
2017-05-22
Version 02 (May 2017)
Version 01 (March 2014)