National Census of Agriculture 2013
Cambodia, 2013
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Identification
Survey ID Number
KHM_2013_AgCEN_v01_M
Title
National Census of Agriculture 2013
Country
| Name | Country code |
|---|---|
| Cambodia | KHM |
Study type
Agricultural Census [ag/census]
Series Information
The National Census of Agriculture in Cambodia (NCAC) 2013 is the first census of agriculture to be conducted in the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC). In the past many years the country had conducted several Censuses of Population and Economic Censuses. There were also data produced from the Administrative Reports of the provincial offices of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF). But the data provided from these censuses and administrative reports did not include any information on the basic structure of the agricultural holdings in the country. Hence, the RGC fully supports the conduct of the NCAC 2013 through the National Institute of Statistics (NIS) of the Ministry of Planning (MoP) in collaboration with the MAFF.
Abstract
The main objective of the NCAC 2013 is to provide data on the current agricultural situation in the country that will be utilized by the planners and policy-makers. Specifically, the census data will be useful in:
1. Providing sampling frame in the conduct of agricultural sample surveys;
2. Providing data at the smallest administrative unit in the country; and,
3. Providing data on the current structure of the agricultural holdings with growing of crops activity and/or raising livestock and/or poultry and aquaculture activities in the county.
1. Providing sampling frame in the conduct of agricultural sample surveys;
2. Providing data at the smallest administrative unit in the country; and,
3. Providing data on the current structure of the agricultural holdings with growing of crops activity and/or raising livestock and/or poultry and aquaculture activities in the county.
Kind of Data
Census/enumeration data [cen]
Unit of Analysis
- Households
Version
Version Description
Version 1.0
Version Date
2013-05-31
Version Notes
Due to many holidays date of production had been delayed
Scope
Notes
The scope of 2013 Cambodia National Agriculture Census included the following topics:
- Listing Form
· Geographic information
· Information on the Involvement of Households in Agriculture and/or Aquaculture Activities
- Basic Information on Agricultural Holding
· Geographic information
· Respondent and Agriculture holder information
· Legal status of the agricultural holder
· Basic characteristics of the agricultural holding such as size and number of parcels in the holding and location, actual area, main land use and land tenure of each parcel in the holding
· Presence of forest and other wooded lands
· Use of irrigation
· Temporary crops planted
· Permanent crops planted
· Main purpose of production
· Livestock/Poultry raised in the holding
· Presence of aquaculture
· Holder's Household Information
- Growing of Crops
· Geographic information
· Respondent and Agriculture holder information as well as sub-holder information
· Temporary crops planted and/or harvested including area planted, cropping duration, cropping pattern, area harvested
· Permanent crops including area of compact plantation and number of productive permanent crops in scattered planting
· Irrigation and other information regarding parcel
· Agricultural Activities in the homelot
· Agricultural practices
· Implements, equipment and machineries used in the holding
· Agricultural services
· Membership in an organization and other relevant information
- Raising of Livestock/Poultry
· Geographic information
· Respondent, agriculture holder and sub-holder information
· Livestock/Poultry as of the time of enumeration
· Inventory of livestock/poultry during the last 12 months
· Equipment, machineries, buildings and agricultural extension
- Aquaculture Activity
· Geographic information
· Respondent, aquaculture operator and sub-operator information
· Details of aquaculture activity including type of culture, location, actual area, production facility, type of water used, main specie cultured and equipment and machineries used.
· Household involvement and hired labor
· Other relevant information
- Relevant Information on Agricultural Household
· Geographic information
· Respondent and agricultural holder information
· Agricultural household population (total number, name, relation to head, sex, age, marital status, highest grade completed, currently attending school, physical/psychological/mental difficulty, primary and secondary economic activity, status of employment and tasks done in own agricultural holding in last 12 months)
· Other farm labor (not household member)
· Food security
· Other economic activities such as catching of fish and aquatic products in marine/inland waters, forestry-related activities, etc.
- Village Questionnaire
· Type of soil
· Main topographical feature
· Prone to any calamity/disaster within previous five years
· Economic activities available
· Seasonal labor movement
· Crop Duration
· Agro-processing equipment/machines/facilities
· Mode of transport
· Available school
· Communication facilities
· Health facilities
· Water facilities
· Access to roads and presence of market
· Presence of people's organization
· Presence of NGO/INGO
· Ethnicities/National Races
· Religion
- Listing Form
· Geographic information
· Information on the Involvement of Households in Agriculture and/or Aquaculture Activities
- Basic Information on Agricultural Holding
· Geographic information
· Respondent and Agriculture holder information
· Legal status of the agricultural holder
· Basic characteristics of the agricultural holding such as size and number of parcels in the holding and location, actual area, main land use and land tenure of each parcel in the holding
· Presence of forest and other wooded lands
· Use of irrigation
· Temporary crops planted
· Permanent crops planted
· Main purpose of production
· Livestock/Poultry raised in the holding
· Presence of aquaculture
· Holder's Household Information
- Growing of Crops
· Geographic information
· Respondent and Agriculture holder information as well as sub-holder information
· Temporary crops planted and/or harvested including area planted, cropping duration, cropping pattern, area harvested
· Permanent crops including area of compact plantation and number of productive permanent crops in scattered planting
· Irrigation and other information regarding parcel
· Agricultural Activities in the homelot
· Agricultural practices
· Implements, equipment and machineries used in the holding
· Agricultural services
· Membership in an organization and other relevant information
- Raising of Livestock/Poultry
· Geographic information
· Respondent, agriculture holder and sub-holder information
· Livestock/Poultry as of the time of enumeration
· Inventory of livestock/poultry during the last 12 months
· Equipment, machineries, buildings and agricultural extension
- Aquaculture Activity
· Geographic information
· Respondent, aquaculture operator and sub-operator information
· Details of aquaculture activity including type of culture, location, actual area, production facility, type of water used, main specie cultured and equipment and machineries used.
· Household involvement and hired labor
· Other relevant information
- Relevant Information on Agricultural Household
· Geographic information
· Respondent and agricultural holder information
· Agricultural household population (total number, name, relation to head, sex, age, marital status, highest grade completed, currently attending school, physical/psychological/mental difficulty, primary and secondary economic activity, status of employment and tasks done in own agricultural holding in last 12 months)
· Other farm labor (not household member)
· Food security
· Other economic activities such as catching of fish and aquatic products in marine/inland waters, forestry-related activities, etc.
- Village Questionnaire
· Type of soil
· Main topographical feature
· Prone to any calamity/disaster within previous five years
· Economic activities available
· Seasonal labor movement
· Crop Duration
· Agro-processing equipment/machines/facilities
· Mode of transport
· Available school
· Communication facilities
· Health facilities
· Water facilities
· Access to roads and presence of market
· Presence of people's organization
· Presence of NGO/INGO
· Ethnicities/National Races
· Religion
Coverage
Geographic Coverage
National coverage
Geographic Unit
Urban/Rural
Provinces
01. Banteay Meanchey
02. Battambang
03. Kampong Cham
04. Kampong Chhnang
05. Kampong Speu
06. Kampong Thom
07. Kampot
08. Kandal
09. Koh Kong
10. Kratie
11. Mondul Kiri
12. Phnom Penh
13. Preah Vihear
14. Prey Veng
15. Pursat
16. Ratanak Kiri
17. Siem Reap
18. Preah Sihanouk
19. Stung Treng
20. Svay Rieng
21. Takeo
22. Oddar Meanchey
23. Kep
24. Pailin
Provinces
01. Banteay Meanchey
02. Battambang
03. Kampong Cham
04. Kampong Chhnang
05. Kampong Speu
06. Kampong Thom
07. Kampot
08. Kandal
09. Koh Kong
10. Kratie
11. Mondul Kiri
12. Phnom Penh
13. Preah Vihear
14. Prey Veng
15. Pursat
16. Ratanak Kiri
17. Siem Reap
18. Preah Sihanouk
19. Stung Treng
20. Svay Rieng
21. Takeo
22. Oddar Meanchey
23. Kep
24. Pailin
Producers and sponsors
Primary investigators
| Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|
| National Institute of Statistics (NIS) | Ministry of Planning |
Producers
| Name | Affiliation | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries | Royal Government of Cambodia | Collaborated in conducting the study |
| Food Agriculture Organization | United Nations | Technical assistances |
Funding Agency/Sponsor
| Name | Abbreviation | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Government of Cambodia | RGC | Funding Agency |
| Food Agriculture Organization | FAO | Funding Agency |
| Sweden International Development Agency | SIDA | Co-Funding Agency |
| Australian AID | AUSAID | Co-Funding Agency |
Sampling
Sampling Procedure
This census used stratified systematic sampling using one-stage. The two strata that were used, were households with large agricultural holdings and households with small agricultural holdings. All large agricultural holdings were interviewed while 5 percent of small agricultural holdings were selected using systematic sampling. Large agricultural holdings are defined in two ways:
1. Households with at least 10 hectares and over used wholly or partly for agricultural activities were considered to have large agricultural holdings
2. Households with at least 10 cattle/buffaloes/other large livestock and/or at least 20 pigs/goats/other small livestock and/or at least 100 poultry were considered to have large agricultural holdings.
Hence, those households cultivating agricultural lands between 0.03 ha. to 9.99 hectares and/or with large livestock ranging from 2 to 9 and/or with 3-19 small livestock and/or with 25-99 poultry were considered to have small agricultural holdings. These households with small agricultural holdings were subjected to systematic sampling. The sampling rate was 5% of the total households with small agricultural holdings. The sample selection was done at the commune level, which was the domain for this census. Hence, the lowest administrative unit in which all estimated results from SMISAH was produced is at the commune level.
The sampling procedures in choosing the sample households with agricultural holdings were as follows:
1. In each commune, number the households with small agricultural holdings consecutively from 1 to the last number.
2. Add all these households with small agricultural holdings. The total should correspond to the last number provided in the last household in the commune.
3. Then compute 5% of these total households with small agricultural holdings and these were the total sample households with small agricultural holdings for that commune. For example, the total households with small agricultural holdings are equal to 550. 5% of 550 are 27.5 or when rounded off, it will be 28 sample households.
4. Divide the total households with small agricultural holdings by the number of sample households with small agricultural holdings. This was the sampling interval (SI). For example, 550/28 = 19.6 or approximately 20.
5. Get a random start (RS) between 1 and the sampling interval. For example, if the sampling interval is 20; a random start between 1 and 20 should be selected. Let us say 9 is the random start.
6. If between 1 and the sampling interval, a random number has been selected, the numbers of the sample households in the commune are determined using the following series of formulas starting at the random start: RS; RS+SI; RS+2SI; RS+3SI; RS+4SI; RS+5SI; …; RS+(n-1)SI. For example, if 9 is the random start, #9 household will be the first sample; then followed by 9+20=29 will be the second sample household; 29+20=49 will be the 3rd sample household; 49+20=69; 69+20=89; 89+20=109; 109+20=129; 129+20=149; 149+20=169; 169+20=189; 189+20=209; 209+20=229; 229+20=249; 249+20=269; 269+20=289; 289+20=309; 309+20=329; 329+20=349; 349+20=369; 369+20=389; 389+20=409; 409+20=429; 429+20=449; 449+20=469; 469+20=489; 489+20=509; 509+20=429; 429+20=449. In summary, the sample households with small agricultural holdings in the given example will be: 9; 29; 49; 69; 89; 109; 129; 149; 169; 189; 209; 229; 249; 269; 289; 309; 329; 349; 369; 389; 409; 429; 449; 469; 489; 509; 529; 549.
Sample selection was done in the provincial office of the NIS. All NIS/MAFF central census staff acting as the overall supervisor(s) in their respective provinces were the lead person to select the sample households with small agricultural holdings.
For details on the sampling procedure please refer to Annex 1 of the Enumerator's Manual.
1. Households with at least 10 hectares and over used wholly or partly for agricultural activities were considered to have large agricultural holdings
2. Households with at least 10 cattle/buffaloes/other large livestock and/or at least 20 pigs/goats/other small livestock and/or at least 100 poultry were considered to have large agricultural holdings.
Hence, those households cultivating agricultural lands between 0.03 ha. to 9.99 hectares and/or with large livestock ranging from 2 to 9 and/or with 3-19 small livestock and/or with 25-99 poultry were considered to have small agricultural holdings. These households with small agricultural holdings were subjected to systematic sampling. The sampling rate was 5% of the total households with small agricultural holdings. The sample selection was done at the commune level, which was the domain for this census. Hence, the lowest administrative unit in which all estimated results from SMISAH was produced is at the commune level.
The sampling procedures in choosing the sample households with agricultural holdings were as follows:
1. In each commune, number the households with small agricultural holdings consecutively from 1 to the last number.
2. Add all these households with small agricultural holdings. The total should correspond to the last number provided in the last household in the commune.
3. Then compute 5% of these total households with small agricultural holdings and these were the total sample households with small agricultural holdings for that commune. For example, the total households with small agricultural holdings are equal to 550. 5% of 550 are 27.5 or when rounded off, it will be 28 sample households.
4. Divide the total households with small agricultural holdings by the number of sample households with small agricultural holdings. This was the sampling interval (SI). For example, 550/28 = 19.6 or approximately 20.
5. Get a random start (RS) between 1 and the sampling interval. For example, if the sampling interval is 20; a random start between 1 and 20 should be selected. Let us say 9 is the random start.
6. If between 1 and the sampling interval, a random number has been selected, the numbers of the sample households in the commune are determined using the following series of formulas starting at the random start: RS; RS+SI; RS+2SI; RS+3SI; RS+4SI; RS+5SI; …; RS+(n-1)SI. For example, if 9 is the random start, #9 household will be the first sample; then followed by 9+20=29 will be the second sample household; 29+20=49 will be the 3rd sample household; 49+20=69; 69+20=89; 89+20=109; 109+20=129; 129+20=149; 149+20=169; 169+20=189; 189+20=209; 209+20=229; 229+20=249; 249+20=269; 269+20=289; 289+20=309; 309+20=329; 329+20=349; 349+20=369; 369+20=389; 389+20=409; 409+20=429; 429+20=449; 449+20=469; 469+20=489; 489+20=509; 509+20=429; 429+20=449. In summary, the sample households with small agricultural holdings in the given example will be: 9; 29; 49; 69; 89; 109; 129; 149; 169; 189; 209; 229; 249; 269; 289; 309; 329; 349; 369; 389; 409; 429; 449; 469; 489; 509; 529; 549.
Sample selection was done in the provincial office of the NIS. All NIS/MAFF central census staff acting as the overall supervisor(s) in their respective provinces were the lead person to select the sample households with small agricultural holdings.
For details on the sampling procedure please refer to Annex 1 of the Enumerator's Manual.
Data Collection
Dates of Data Collection
| Start | End |
|---|---|
| 2013-04-01 | 2013-05-31 |
Data Collection Mode
Face-to-face [f2f]
Supervision
There were three provincial census supervisors: the first one was the designated Regional Officers from NIS/MAFF Central Offices, the second was the provincial heads/staffs of NIS/MAFF; and the third one was the NIS/MAFF census staff acting as Assistant Regional Officers (AROs).
Pre-Enumeration
- To coordinate with the local government / agencies and executives in the province regarding the efficient conduct of the NCAC 2013;
- To conduct a publicity and information campaign in the assigned area;
- To assist in the recruitment and selection of the animal health workers that will be either assigned as TSs or ENs based on the outcome of the training; and,
- To collect, allocate and be responsible for all census forms/questionnaires and materials needed for the enumeration of the assigned area.
- To allocate the workload (number of EAs and assigned areas) of the ENs and TSs based on the average EAs per province.
Enumeration
- To direct and supervise the conduct of the NCAC 2013 (core module and supplementary module) in the assigned province;
- To guide and assist the TS in the resolution of problems encountered during the NCAC 2013 core module data collection in the assigned province;
- To spot-check the work of the TSs and ENs as well as to re-interview some households already enumerated by the ENs.
- To ensure that households with NCAC stickers are completely enumerated by the ENs;
- To endorse/recommend to Central Census Office the replacement of ENs or TSs who are unable to perform their work satisfactorily or for some other reasons;
- To scrutinize all accomplished census questionnaires for completeness of entries and to return the incomplete ones to the concerned TS/EN;
- To render weekly report regarding the progress of the census work in the assigned province; and,
- To perform other duties as may be assigned by the Central Census Office in connection with the NCAC 2013 (core module and supplementary module).
Post-Enumeration
- To lead the selection of sample households with agricultural holdings as soon as all listing sheets and core module questionnaires have been submitted to the Central Census Office;
- To select the best ENs/TSs as enumerators in the supplementary module of the NCAC 2013;
- To transmit all accomplished census questionnaires to the Central Census Office within the prescribed period; and,
- To issue certificate of completion and clearances to all TSs and ENs after the enumeration period.
Pre-Enumeration
- To coordinate with the local government / agencies and executives in the province regarding the efficient conduct of the NCAC 2013;
- To conduct a publicity and information campaign in the assigned area;
- To assist in the recruitment and selection of the animal health workers that will be either assigned as TSs or ENs based on the outcome of the training; and,
- To collect, allocate and be responsible for all census forms/questionnaires and materials needed for the enumeration of the assigned area.
- To allocate the workload (number of EAs and assigned areas) of the ENs and TSs based on the average EAs per province.
Enumeration
- To direct and supervise the conduct of the NCAC 2013 (core module and supplementary module) in the assigned province;
- To guide and assist the TS in the resolution of problems encountered during the NCAC 2013 core module data collection in the assigned province;
- To spot-check the work of the TSs and ENs as well as to re-interview some households already enumerated by the ENs.
- To ensure that households with NCAC stickers are completely enumerated by the ENs;
- To endorse/recommend to Central Census Office the replacement of ENs or TSs who are unable to perform their work satisfactorily or for some other reasons;
- To scrutinize all accomplished census questionnaires for completeness of entries and to return the incomplete ones to the concerned TS/EN;
- To render weekly report regarding the progress of the census work in the assigned province; and,
- To perform other duties as may be assigned by the Central Census Office in connection with the NCAC 2013 (core module and supplementary module).
Post-Enumeration
- To lead the selection of sample households with agricultural holdings as soon as all listing sheets and core module questionnaires have been submitted to the Central Census Office;
- To select the best ENs/TSs as enumerators in the supplementary module of the NCAC 2013;
- To transmit all accomplished census questionnaires to the Central Census Office within the prescribed period; and,
- To issue certificate of completion and clearances to all TSs and ENs after the enumeration period.
Data Collection Notes
The NACS 2013 was undertaken in 2 phases: core module in which the listing of all households in all villages in the country was undertaken in 45 days from 17 April 2013 to 31 May 2013; and, supplementary module phase, which was conducted in 24 June 2013 until 23 July 2013. The first phase interviewed all households (using FORM A) to detemine their involment in agricultural holdings; if involved and qualified (according to definition of agricultural holding), the households were further interviewed using FORM B. Then from FORM A and FORM B, 5% of the total households with agricultural holdings were selected using systematic sampling in every village. These sample households with agricultural holdings were interviewed during the supplementary module phase using appropriate forms (F and C and/or D and/or E). Likewise in all villages, Form G was administered by the village leader.
All non-household sectors like corporation, cooperatives, government institutions, and private institutions engaged and managed in agricultural holding/aquaculture operation during the census reference period were enumerated using another forms or questionnaires.
All non-household sectors like corporation, cooperatives, government institutions, and private institutions engaged and managed in agricultural holding/aquaculture operation during the census reference period were enumerated using another forms or questionnaires.
Data Collectors
| Name | Abbreviation | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| National Institute of Statistics | NIS | Ministry of Planning, Royal Government of Cambodia |
| Provincial Department of Planning | Ministry of Planning, Royal Government of Cambodia | |
| Ministry of Agriculture, Fishery and Forestry | MAFF | Royal Government of Cambodia |
Questionnaires
Questionnaires
The NCAC 2013 utilizes six questionnaires for the household sector; two of which were used in the core module phase and the other four for the supplementary module phase. A listing form to determine the household whether engaged in agriculture activity undertaken in an agriculture holding with size of at least 0.03 hectare was also included in the household sector. There were separate questionnaires for the non-household sector agricultural holdings as well as non-household aquaculture operators. One questionnaire was self-administered by the village leaders.
Form A - Listing Form
Form B - Basic Information on Agricultural Holding
Form C - Growing of Crops
Form D - Raising of Livestock/Poultry
Form E - Aquaculture Activity
Form F - Relevant Information on Agricultural Household
Form G - Village Questionnaire
Form A - Listing Form
Form B - Basic Information on Agricultural Holding
Form C - Growing of Crops
Form D - Raising of Livestock/Poultry
Form E - Aquaculture Activity
Form F - Relevant Information on Agricultural Household
Form G - Village Questionnaire
Data Processing
Data Editing
Manual processing of questionnaires verified status of completeness, correctness, and consistency of the data entries. Manual editing and coding were performed by four persons (one supervisor and three processors) all of them from NIS. They participated in editing and coding of many surveys conducted by NIS.
CA data processing refers to all activities through which the census documents undergo at the CA Processing Center to prepare them for tabulation of results.
Data processing at the CA Processing Center covered the processing of the following documents:
· Form A (Listing of Household);
· Form B (Basic Information on Agricultural Holding);
· Form C (Growing of Crops);
· Form D (Raising Livestock and Poultry);
· Form E (Aquaculture Activity);
· Form F (Agricultural Household and Its Socio-Economic Characteristics) and
· Form G (Village Questionnaire)
Data Processing consists of the following activities:
a. Receipt and control of all forms from provincial/municipal office
b. Data entry
c. Key verification
d. Consistency and completeness checking
e. Submission of data files and weekly reports to the CA Director General.
CA data processing refers to all activities through which the census documents undergo at the CA Processing Center to prepare them for tabulation of results.
Data processing at the CA Processing Center covered the processing of the following documents:
· Form A (Listing of Household);
· Form B (Basic Information on Agricultural Holding);
· Form C (Growing of Crops);
· Form D (Raising Livestock and Poultry);
· Form E (Aquaculture Activity);
· Form F (Agricultural Household and Its Socio-Economic Characteristics) and
· Form G (Village Questionnaire)
Data Processing consists of the following activities:
a. Receipt and control of all forms from provincial/municipal office
b. Data entry
c. Key verification
d. Consistency and completeness checking
e. Submission of data files and weekly reports to the CA Director General.
Other Processing
A verification software package, known as the Census and Survey Processing System (CSPro), was used to verify data entry, correction of inconsistencies and tabulation of survey results. A single supervisor and four data entry personnel performed these 4 data process activities after being trained over the course of four days on entry verification, completeness of entry, correction of entry errors, and coding. Following data entry, a preliminary report was generated. A set of tables were include in this report and range checks were performed on all variables included in the survey questionnaire. The range checks that were generated indicated the minimum and maximum of all variables. All tabulations reported were extracted after cleaning of data files.
Access policy
Contacts
Confidentiality
The Statistical Law of Cambodia signed on 19 July 2010 stated that the confidentiality of the data is regulated in Article 22 where it says that the statistical units shall ensure confidentiality of all individual information obtained from respondents of censuses/surveys, except under special circumstances with the endorsement of the Director General of NIS and the consent of the Minister of Planning.
Hence, any information that will be collected from individuals/households/holdings/ establishments in NCAC 2013 should be held STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL and should not be divulged to any person except to the authorized NIS and MAFF personnel, acting in the performance of their duties.
Access conditions
1. The data and other materials will not be redistributed or sold to other individuals, institutions, or organizations without the written agreement of the National Institute of Statistics.
2. The data will be used for statistical and scientific research purposes only. They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations.
3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the National Institute of Statistics.
4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the National Institute of Statistics, or among data from the National Institute of Statistics and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations.
5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the National Institute of Statistics will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset.
6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the National Institute of Statistics.
2. The data will be used for statistical and scientific research purposes only. They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations.
3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the National Institute of Statistics.
4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the National Institute of Statistics, or among data from the National Institute of Statistics and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations.
5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the National Institute of Statistics will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset.
6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the National Institute of Statistics.
Citation requirements
"National Institute of Statistics of Ministry of Planning of Cambodia, National Census of Agriculture in Cambodia 2013(NCAC 2013), Version1.0 of the public use dataset not yet accomplished, provide by the National Institute of Statistics. http://www.nis.gov.kh"
Access authority
| Name | Affiliation | URL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Director General | National Institute of Statistics | info@nis.gov.kh | Link |
Location of Data Collection
Cambodia - NADA
Archive where study is originally stored
Cambodia - NADA
http://nada.nis.gov.kh/index.php/catalog
Cost: None
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Disclaimer and copyrights
Disclaimer
The user of the data acknowledges that the National Institute of Statistics, Cambodia bears no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
Metadata production
DDI Document ID
DDI_KHM_2013_AgCEN_v02_M
Producers
| Name | Abbreviation | Affiliation | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moeng Tithyaroat | ROAT | National Institute of Statistics | Archivist |
| Nou Thavy | NTV | National Institute of Statistics | Archivist |
Date of Metadata Production
2013-07-22
DDI Document version
Edited version, the original DDI (DDI-KHM-NIS-NCAC-2013-v01.) (Version 1.0 (July 2013)) was downloaded from Cambodia survey catalog/NADA (http://nada.nis.gov.kh/index.php/catalog) on January 2015. The following DDI elements have been modified: DDI Document ID, survey ID, format the content of of some of the DDI elements, and attached external resources.