IIIème Recensement Général de la Population et de l’Habitat 16-30 août 2002 - IPUMS Subset
Rwanda, 2002
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RWA_2002_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Ministère des Finances et de la Planification Economique, Commission Nationale du Recensement, Minnesota Population Center
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Occupation (RW2002A_0424)
Data file: RWA2002-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
223
End:
225
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Population aged 6 years or more
[Questions 16-25.]
Active Population/currently employed or previously employed
[Questions P22-P25]
P22. Current or past occupation
What is (was) the main occupation of ____?
Write down in full the occupation of the named person.
If several occupations, write down only the main occupation.
____
_ _ _
[Questions 16-25.]
Active Population/currently employed or previously employed
[Questions P22-P25]
P22. Current or past occupation
What is (was) the main occupation of ____?
Write down in full the occupation of the named person.
If several occupations, write down only the main occupation.
____
_ _ _
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 101 | Army forces |
| 111 | Member of government and parliament |
| 112 | Public sector, administration / professional |
| 113 | Traditional chief / village head |
| 114 | Directors and higher professionals in specialized institutions |
| 121 | Directors |
| 122 | Professionals, medium level, for production and operations |
| 123 | Other professionals |
| 131 | Business owner and manager |
| 211 | Physicists, chemists and assimilated |
| 213 | Computer specialists |
| 221 | Life sciences specialist |
| 222 | Physicians and assimilated (except nurses and other health professionals) |
| 223 | Nurses and midwives |
| 231 | University professor, and higher education teacher |
| 232 | Secondary education teachers |
| 233 | Primary education and kindergarten teachers |
| 235 | Other teaching specialists |
| 241 | Specialists of administrative tasks and trade in private enterprises |
| 242 | Lawyers |
| 244 | Specialists in social and human sciences |
| 245 | Writers, creative artists and other artists |
| 246 | Religious person, clergyman |
| 299 | Professionals, not specified |
| 311 | Technician of physical and technical sciences |
| 313 | Technicians for optical and electronic devices |
| 321 | Technicians and assimilated workers for health and life sciences |
| 322 | Intermediary occupations for modern medicine (excluding nursing personnel) |
| 323 | Intermediary occupations for nurses and midwives (nursing aid) |
| 324 | Traditional medicine practitioner and traditional healer |
| 331 | Intermediary occupations of primary education |
| 334 | Intermediary occupations of education, other cases |
| 341 | Intermediary occupations of finances and trade |
| 344 | Intermediary occupations of public administration in customs and tax revenue services |
| 346 | Intermediary occupations of social work |
| 347 | Intermediary occupations of creative arts, show business, and sports |
| 348 | Non religious (secular) assistant for cults |
| 399 | Technicians and associated, not specified |
| 411 | Secretary and computer keyboard operator (data entry typist) |
| 412 | Clerks for accounting and financial services |
| 413 | Clerks for procurement and organization of transportation services |
| 414 | Clerks for library, mailing services and assimilated |
| 419 | Other clerks (office work) |
| 421 | Casher, counter clerk and assimilated |
| 422 | Clerks for hotel reception desk and customer information |
| 512 | Intendant (Stewart, registrar) and personnel for restaurant services |
| 513 | Health personnel (nursing aid) and assimilated |
| 514 | Other personnel for direct services to private persons |
| 516 | Personnel for security and protection services |
| 521 | Mannequin and other models |
| 522 | Salespersons and shop demonstrators (commercial products) |
| 523 | Salespersons on stalls and markets |
| 611 | Farmers, and qualified workers for producing cash crops |
| 612 | Cattle rearer, and qualified workers for stockbreeding for markets, and assimilated |
| 613 | Farmers, and qualified workers for polyculture and stockbreeding |
| 615 | Fishers, hunters, and trappers (fur traders) |
| 621 | Subsistence agriculture farmers and specialized workers of subsistence agriculture and fishing |
| 711 | Miners, quarriers, and stone cutters |
| 712 | Workers for construction main work (shell of a building) and assimilated |
| 713 | Workers for finishing touches construction (finishing off) and assimilated |
| 714 | Workers for house painting, house front cleaning, restoration and assimilated |
| 721 | Workers for metal smelting, foundry, welding, metal sheet work, boiler making, metal frame for houses and buildings, and assimilated |
| 722 | Blacksmith, Toolmaker and assimilated |
| 723 | Workers in mechanics, and machine tuning |
| 724 | Workers in mechanics, and electrical and electronic devices tuning |
| 731 | High precision mechanics on metals and similar material |
| 732 | Potters, glass-blower, and assimilated |
| 733 | Undocumented |
| 734 | Artisans and workers in printing industry and assimilated |
| 741 | Artisans and workers in food industry and assimilated |
| 742 | Artisans and workers in wood industry, woodcarving, cabinetmaker and assimilated |
| 743 | Artisans and workers in textile and clothing industry and assimilated |
| 744 | Artisans and workers in leather ware, skin trade and shoes industry and assimilated |
| 816 | Drivers of vehicles / operators of machines of energy product industry and assimilated |
| 832 | Drivers of motor vehicle |
| 899 | Plant and machine operators, not specified |
| 911 | Peddler (stallholder) and assimilated |
| 912 | Shoe shiner and other street casual workers |
| 913 | House worker, and other maids, cleaners, and laundry workers |
| 914 | Service workers for buildings, window cleaners and assimilated |
| 915 | Messengers, porters, house caretakers (apartment buildings), gatekeepers, and assimilated |
| 916 | Garbage collectors (dustbin man), refuse collectors and assimilated |
| 921 | Unskilled laborer of agriculture, fishing, and assimilated |
| 931 | Unskilled laborer of mines, housing construction work, and public work |
| 932 | Unskilled laborer of industry and factories |
| 933 | Unskilled laborer of transport and handling industry |
| 997 | Response suppressed |
| 998 | Unknown |
| 999 | 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
C. Questions asked to all residents aged 6 years or more (questions from P16 to P25)
These questions aim at knowing the activities related to education and employment for persons aged 6 years or more [the French text says more than 6 years].
Children aged less than 6 years are not concerned with questions from P16 to P25.
Employment status (occupational status) (P21 to P25)
The following questions concern only the population aged 6 years and above. For persons below that age, one will write nothing on questions P24 to P30.
For persons who are employed, one will ask the type of work or the type of employment they are in, or that they were in from July 15, 2002 to August 15, 2002.
[Questions P22-P25 were asked of active persons who are currently or were previously employed]
P22: Current or last occupation
The occupation, as it is understood in this census, corresponds to the type of work done by the enumerated person. It does not refer to the rank, or to the grade, or to the function, and even not always to the qualification of the person, but only to the work really accomplished. This is why one must insist with the persons to be enquired to obtain the greatest accuracy, since occupations are numerous, and vague answers would be useless.
Therefore, one should not ask imprecise questions, such as "what is your occupation", but ask simply: "what type of job are you doing?", or "could you describe your job for me?"
Example:
There are good and bad answers. [Since the bad answers] are not acceptable, one should continue the interview to obtain enough accuracy to classify correctly the person into an occupation.
Bad answers:
Chief, Director, Coordinator, Forman, Trader, Farmer, and so forth.
Good answers:
Head of a gas station (petrol pump), Director of a tea factory, Rice farmer, Bread trader, and so forth.
These questions aim at knowing the activities related to education and employment for persons aged 6 years or more [the French text says more than 6 years].
Children aged less than 6 years are not concerned with questions from P16 to P25.
Employment status (occupational status) (P21 to P25)
The following questions concern only the population aged 6 years and above. For persons below that age, one will write nothing on questions P24 to P30.
For persons who are employed, one will ask the type of work or the type of employment they are in, or that they were in from July 15, 2002 to August 15, 2002.
[Questions P22-P25 were asked of active persons who are currently or were previously employed]
P22: Current or last occupation
The occupation, as it is understood in this census, corresponds to the type of work done by the enumerated person. It does not refer to the rank, or to the grade, or to the function, and even not always to the qualification of the person, but only to the work really accomplished. This is why one must insist with the persons to be enquired to obtain the greatest accuracy, since occupations are numerous, and vague answers would be useless.
Therefore, one should not ask imprecise questions, such as "what is your occupation", but ask simply: "what type of job are you doing?", or "could you describe your job for me?"
Example:
There are good and bad answers. [Since the bad answers] are not acceptable, one should continue the interview to obtain enough accuracy to classify correctly the person into an occupation.
Bad answers:
Chief, Director, Coordinator, Forman, Trader, Farmer, and so forth.
Good answers:
Head of a gas station (petrol pump), Director of a tea factory, Rice farmer, Bread trader, and so forth.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the respondent's occupation.
Universe
Non-visitors age 6+ who are employed or experienced unemployed
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Work: Occupation Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |