DDI_BTN_2005_PHC_v02_M PHCB Team (Cheda,Dawa and Nisha Pradhan) Accelerated Data Program 2011-08-22 NADA Version 1.0 - National Statistics Bureau - Original Documentation of the study Version 2.0 - Edited version by ADP based on Version 1.0 of NSB downloaded from http://www.nsb.gov.bt/ndas/index.php/catalog on 29 January 2013. Population and Housing Census of Bhutan 2005 PHC 2005 Milop dang Chim gi Dangtsi 2005 BTN_2005_PHC_v01_M Office of the Census Commissioner

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(c) 2006 National Statistics Bureau, Bhutan NADA Royal Government of Bhutan United Nation Population Fund Chief Statistical Officer, Survey and Data Processing Division Population and Housing Census [hh/popcen] The Population and Housing Census of Bhutan (PHCB) is the first ever Census conducted in line with the international standards and methodologies under the Office of the Census Commissioner in 2005. The Census was joinlty funded by the Royal Government of Bhutan and United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA). The next round of Census will be carried out in 2015 by the National Statistics Bureau. Version 2.0: For external use Population Census Education Health Labour and Employment Migration Housing Characteristics Population and Housing Census of Bhutan 2005 collected data on demographic, education, health, migration, household and housing characteristics. It covered the entire country irrespective of human habitation or not and counted all structures, census house, households and people whether Bhutanese or non-Bhutanese residing in the country at a specific point of time. The Census was carried out for two days, 30 and 31 May, 2005. A total of 7500 enumerators, supervisors and administrators were involved. General Objective The 2005 Census seeks to create an inventory of Bhutan's population size, socio-economic information, labour and demographic characteristics. Specific Objectives: - to obtain an up-to date count of the population size, by age and sex - to obtain geographic distribution of the population by demographic and socio-economic characteristics - to provide frames for surveys and other statistical activities - to gather information about migration and fertility Salient features of a census: 1. The population census forms an integral part of a country’s National Statistical System. 2. The census provides valuable benchmark data on a wide range of characteristics, a frame for statistical survey and data to compile a variety of social and economic indicators. These indicators must be comparable between areas within as well as with that of other countries. 3. The census provides the demographic, housing, social and economic data not provided by population registers. 4. Most importantly a census provides data at the smallest area level like a village. Extensive and detailed cross-classification is possible. This is not possible in a sample survey. 5. The population census has a legitimate methodology, which is acceptable internationally. Bhutan National Households, household members The Census covered all de facto household members. It covered the entire country irrespective of human habitation or not and counted all structures, census house, households and people whether Bhutanese or non-Bhutanese residing in the country at a Census Night (Midnight of 30 May). Census/enumeration data [cen] The scope of the Population and Housing Census of Bhutan includes: • Demographic and general characteristics • Migration • Education and health • Employment • Fertility of women 15-45 years of age • General population mortality • Infant and child mortality • Maternal mortality • Health professional attendance • Ownership of housing • Lighting • Cooking fuel • Toilet facility • Source of drinking water • Number of rooms occupied by the household Teachers Renewable Natural Resource- Extension Workers Health Workers Non-Formal Education instructors Volunteers from various sectors Students from Institutes (Sherubtse college, NIE, NRTI, RBIT, RIM,etc) Not Applicable Face-to-face [f2f] To develop the census questionnaires, consultative meetings were conducted with all ministries. This was followed by a workshop for all sector heads to finalise the contents of the census questionnaires. Necessary changes were incorporated into the census questionnaires based on the outcome of the workshops and consultative meetings. The questionnaires were pre-tested in the three regions of the country. After making all necessary changes the forms were printed in adequate numbers. Form PHCB - 2A - Household List Update: This section collects data on village code, structure number, census house number, use of census house, serial number of household, name of household head, sex and age with geographical codes. Form PHCB - 2B - Household Members List: This section collects information on household members, relationship, sex, age, member status, members absent and duration absent. Form PHCB -2C - Individual Member Details: This section has three parts. Part A collects information on general demographic characteristics and migration. Part B collects information on education and employment and Part C collects information on fertility of women age 15-49 years. Form PHCB - 2D - Household Information: This section has two parts. Part A collects information on housing conditions and facilities. Part B collects information on particulars of the deceased in the past twelve months. The reference time for the census is the midnight of 30 May 2005 and is called the "Census Night". A series of trainings were conducted for census mappers, houselisters, training of trainers, enumeration supervisors, data analysts, data coders, editors, and census enumerators. Census mapping of all Dzonkghags, Gewogs and Chiwogs were undertaken and digitized painstakingly within the period of one year. To ensure complete coverage, the whole country was segregated into 6,800 enumeration area maps. Every structure had been coordinated with Global Positioning system (GPS) to delineate enumeration areas. All structures were digitised and census house and households were listed. The pre-census house-listing operation was carried out to obtain a list of all the structures, census houses and households within a defined boundary for easy identification, location and enumeration during the census operation. The forms used during the house-listing were (i) PHCB 1A (listing of structures, census houses, households); (ii) PHCB-1A (Dzongkhag level lists); (iii) PHCB-1B (Gewog level lists); (iv) PHCB-1C (Lists of Chiwogs and codes); and (v) Other control forms. House listing was conducted prior to the actual census to ensure complete count of the population during the census operation without any omission or double counting. Prior to the census undertaking, it was necessary to carry out a detailed listing of the structures, census houses and households. The Population and Housing Census of Bhutan 2005 was conducted for two days i.e. 30 and 31 May 2005. A total of 7,500 enumerators, supervisors and administrators were involved throughout the country in the census enumeration. This was the only exercise which mobilized the largest number of manpower in the country during peace time. The main task of the supervisor is to coordinate the team members and supervise them during the mapping, listing operations and census enumerations. Supervisors are also given a specific task of identifying village boundaries, delineation of Enumeration Area (EAs), preparing EA maps, numbering of structures, census house and households, collection of information on the number of household members by door to door visits as per the house listing manual. On an average, each supervisor had five enumerators under them. Not Applicable Data editing was done in several stages. The first editing of data was done by the field supervisors and then followed by the manual editing at the dzongkhag level immediately after the field operation. The final manual editing was done at the centre by 20 Dzongkhag Statistical Officers, 1 Registration Officer and 28 graduates who were trained and deployed on temporary basis for three months. 100% response rate. Note: The Royal Government of Bhutan declared 30 May - 31 May, 2005, as public holidays. Since PHCB, 2005 involved complete enumeration of respondents, Sampling procedures were not applicable thus sampling errors were not computed. Standard tables and graphs were generated to assess the data reliability. This includes the computation of population pyramid, graphs of male and female population by single years of age, age and sex structure, age distribution of the household population. Data access is provided to organizations or individuals upon writing an official application of request. There is a form to be filled where the data user has to indicate the reason for the data request, sort of analysis they will perform. The data user is made to sign an undertaking wherein they agree not to share the data with un-authorized/organizations. It is also made clear that deviations on the agreed upon conditions will be referred to a court of law in the country. Chief, Census and Survey Division Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download National Bureau of Statistics (NSB), Bhutan. Population and Housing Census of Bhutan 2005. Ref. BTN_2005_PHC_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from <http://www.nsb.gov.bt/ndas> on [date]. Public use files are accessible upon request and signing of an agreement form on the data usage. The user of the data acknowledges that the National Statistics Bureau bears no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. nat3geo_household The file contains data related to Form PHCB - 2D: Household information - Part A: Housing conditions and facilities. 0 39 nat3geo_mor This file contains data related to Form PHCB - 2D: Household Information, Part B: Particulars of the deceased in past 12 months. 0 14 pop_edu_labor_fer (both files provide cases) This file contains data related to Form PHCB - 2B: Household Member List. It also contains data related to Form PHCB - 2C: Individual Member Details, Part A: General Demographic Characteristics and Migration, Part B: Education and Employment and Part C: Fertility of women age 15-49 years. 0 70 Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag Code 11 Bumthang 12 Chhukha 13 Dagana 14 Gasa 15 Ha 16 Lhuentse 17 Monggar 18 Paro 19 Pemagatshel 20 Punakha 21 Samdrup jongkhar 22 Samtse 23 Sarpang 24 Thimphu 25 Trashigang 26 Trashi yangtse 27 Trongsa 28 Tsirang 29 Wangdue 30 Zhemgang Dzongkhag is an administrative division of the country and is headed by a Dzongda Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town Code 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Nichula 1313 Deorali 1314 Lhamoyzingkha 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1355 Lhamoyzingkha Town 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1506 Gakiling 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1717 Narang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1908 Nanong 1909 Dechheling 1910 Norbugang 1911 Choekhorling 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1958 Nanglam Town 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Barp 2011 Toep 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2112 Wangphu 2113 Dewathang 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 9999 Not stated Gewog is an administrative division of a Dzongkhag with defined administrative boundaries and managed by a Gup. Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog is a geographical area formed by a village or a group of villages falling under administrative jurisdiction of a Chupen. Urban/Rural Residence Urban/Rural Residence Urban/Rural Residence Urban/Rural Residence Urban/Rural Residence 1 Urban 2 Rural Village name Village name Village name Village name Village name Village is a geographical area having its own independent name as locally known to the people of the area or as recorded in the gups register. Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household Serial Number Write the two digit household serial number. Note that the household serial number will not correspond to that of the serial numbers in Form PHC-1. This is because there may be changes in the households - some households may have moved out and some may have moved in, etc. In such cases, serial numbering of the household should be carried out by the enumerator in a sequential manner during the updation. Household consists of one or more individuals irrespective of relationship but occupying the same living accommodation, have common arrangements for food and consume certain goods and services collectively. Household may consist of: Ø One member household - a person lives alone and makes provision for his own food and other essentials for living. Ø A multi-member household - A group of two or more persons, whether related or not, living together and making common provision for food or other essentials for living. Household type Household type Household type Household type Household type Household Type 1 Regular 2 Institution 3 Transient 1. Regular Household consists of a single or a combined household. A single household is defined as a household in which all its members occupy a single census house. A combined household is defined as a household in which its members are lodged in rooms located in two or more buildings. A combined household can occur if a household has members eating in one place but has another apartment or census house used by this household. 2. Institutional Household consists of a group of persons who live in an institution having common arrangements for food or taking their food from a common kitchen. Examples of institutional households are hostels, boarding houses, hotels, prisons, hospitals, orphanages, military installations etc. 3.Transient Population/Household includes persons on transit or en route to a certain destination, e.g. persons who stayed on Census Night in airports, bus stands, in vehicles, including persons travelling on foot (trekkers etc.). In general, transient population includes all persons who are found to be on the move at the time of Census enumeration. Approach road Approach road Approach road Approach road Approach road Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Distance of household from the nearest motorable road head Circle one option from the options provided. Make sure to circle the approximate time take from the nearest motorable road head to reach the respondent' s house. For all regular households 1 < 30 minutes 2 30 minutes - 1 hour 3 1 -2 hours 4 2 - 3 hours 5 3 - 4 hours 6 4 - 5 hours 7 5 - 6 hours 8 > 6 hours An approximate time taken from the nearest motor road to reach the respondent's house. Wall material Wall material Wall material Wall material Wall material Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Main construction material of the wall Ask the type of the wall material of the structure/house of the household and circle an option. Note, that “wall” here refers to the main structure of the house construction or the outer wall and not the partitions within the house. If in case more than one type of material is used, circle the main material used. If the materials used in the construction are “others” meaning other than the ones listed in the column, specify the materials. For all regular households 1 Concrete/Brock/stone 2 Bamboo 3 Wood 4 Mud 5 CGI/metal 6 Others 7 Straw/leaves The main structure of the house construction or the outer wall and not the partitions within the house. Roof material Roof material Roof material Roof material Roof material Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Consruction material of roof Ask the type of the roof material of the structure/house of the household and circle an option. Note, that “roof” here refers to the main roofing structure. If in case more than one type of material is used, circle the main material used. If the materials used in the construction are “others” meaning other than the ones listed in the column, specify the materials. For all regular households 1 Concrete/Brick/stone 2 CGI/metal 3 Mud 4 Wood 5 Straw/leaves 6 Bamboo 7 Slate 8 Others House occupation status House occupation status House occupation status House occupation status House occupation status Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options On what basis does the household occupy this house? Ask the respondent on the status of occupation of the house and circle one of the options given in the column. Specify the occupancy status if option "6" is selected. For all regular households 1 Owner occupied 2 Rented government house 3 Rented private house 4 Rent free private house 5 Rent free government house 6 Others No of rooms No of rooms No of rooms No of rooms No of rooms Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options No. of rooms occupied by household (excluding bathroom, toilet and storeroom) Circle one of the options provided in the column. Remember that bathrooms, toilets and store rooms are excluded. If the household uses rooms in two or more structures/ census houses for living purposes, the total number of rooms used by the household should include all the rooms used by the household. For all regular households 1 One room 2 Two rooms 3 Three rooms 4 Four rooms 5 Five rooms 6 Six rooms 7 Seven rooms 8 Eight or more rooms Main source of lighting Main source of lighting Main source of lighting Main source of lighting Main source of lighting Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Main Source of Lighting Circle one main option for the source of lighting in the household. If more than one form of lighting sources is used, ask for the main sources and circle only one option. If any other lighting source is used specify the source in option '8'. For all regular households 1 Electricity 2 Kerosene 3 Firewood 4 Solar 5 LPG 6 Personal generator 7 Candle 8 Others Main source of cooking fuel1 Main source of cooking fuel1 Main source of cooking fuel1 Main source of cooking fuel1 Main source of cooking fuel1 Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Circle Two Main Cooking Fuel Similarly, as in column 6 above, circle two main source of cooking fuels. If more than one source of fuels is used, ask for the one main source and circle one source of fuels. If any other cooking source, besides the ones listed, specify the source in option “6”. For all regular households 1 Electricity 2 Kerosene 3 Firewood 4 Solar 5 LPG 6 Others Main source of cooking fuel2 Main source of cooking fuel2 Main source of cooking fuel2 Main source of cooking fuel2 Main source of cooking fuel2 Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Circle Two Main Cooking Fuel Similarly, as in column 6 above, circle two main source of cooking fuels. If more than one source of fuels is used, ask for the one main source and circle one source of fuels. If any other cooking source, besides the ones listed, specify the source in option "6". For all regular households 1 Electricity 2 Kerosene 3 Firewood 4 Solar 5 LPG 6 Others Recoded cooking Recoded cooking Recoded cooking Recoded cooking Recoded cooking Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Circle Two Main Cooking Fuel Similarly, as in column 6 above, circle two main source of cooking fuels. If more than one source of fuels is used, ask for the one main source and circle one source of fuels. If any other cooking source, besides the ones listed, specify the source in option "6". For all regular households 1 Electricity only 2 Kerosene only 3 Firewood only 4 Solar only 5 LPG only 6 Others only 7 Electricity & Kerosene 8 Electricity & Firewood 9 Electricity & Solar 10 Electricity & LPG 11 Electricity & Others 12 Kerosene & Firewood 13 Kerosene & Solar 14 Kerosene & LPG 15 Kerosene & Others 16 Firewood & Solar 17 Firewood & LPG 18 Firewood & Others 19 Solar & LPG 20 Solar & Others 21 LPG & Others Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Toilet facility in use Circle one option for the type of toilet used by the household. Flush toilet includes all types of toilet facilities that can be flushed mechanically or by just poring water. Long drop latrine refers to the traditional type of toilet attached to the house. For option '8' specify the type. Other types of latrines are self explanatory. For all regular households 1 Independent flush toilet inside house 2 Independent flush toilet outside house 3 Shared flush toilet outsids house 4 VIDP latrine outsids house 5 Long drop latrine inside house 6 Pit latrine 7 No toilet facility 8 Others Dringking water Dringking water Dringking water Dringking water Dringking water Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Main source of drinking water supply Circle one option for the drinking water source. For any other source, option “6”, specify the source. In case of more than one source, choose only the main source. For all regular households 1 Piped water within house 2 Piped water outside house 3 Spring/river/pond 4 Rain water 5 Tube well 6 Others Visit to health facility Visit to health facility Visit to health facility Visit to health facility Visit to health facility Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Did any household member attend a health facility in the past one year? If the answer is code “2” (No) then ask for the reason and circle the one main reason from the options given in the column. Ask if any member of the household had visited a health facility for any treatment in the past one year and circle the code “1” if visited and code “2” if haven't visited. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Reasons for not attending health facility Reasons for not attending health facility Reasons for not attending health facility Reasons for not attending health facility Reasons for not attending health facility Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Did any household member attend a health facility in the past one year? If No, For all regular households 1 Too far 2 No need 3 No faith 4 No time 5 No money 6 Prefer home treatment 7 Transport problem Recoded visit Recoded visit Recoded visit Recoded visit Recoded visit Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options For all regular households 1 Too far 2 No need 3 No faith 4 No time 5 No money 6 Prefer home treatment 7 Transport problem 9 Visited Radio/tape player Radio/tape player Radio/tape player Radio/tape player Radio/tape player Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No TV/Video TV/Video TV/Video TV/Video TV/Video Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Mobile phone Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Internet Internet Internet Internet Internet Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Others1 Others1 Others1 Others1 Others1 Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Communication facilities availabe in the household In this column, one or more options can be circled depending on the facilities available. If any facility(s) other than the ones listed in the column are reported/ observed, circle code “7” and specify the facility(s) in the space provided. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Land/plot Land/plot Land/plot Land/plot Land/plot Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No House/building House/building House/building House/building House/building Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock Livestock Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Business Business Business Business Business Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle Vehicle Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Fridge Fridge Fridge Fridge Fridge Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Washing machine Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Machinery Machinery Machinery Machinery Machinery Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Others2 Others2 Others2 Others2 Others2 Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Does the household own the following anywhere? As in column 11, circle all relevant assets depending on the number of assets owned. If any other assets besides the ones listed are owned by the household, circle option “9” and specify. For all regular households 1 Yes 2 No Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Note: Part A: Need not be filled in for institutional and transient population Circle the relevant options Are you happy? For this column, ask the respondent whether he/she is happy. For all regular households 1 Very happy 2 Happy 3 Not very happy Household size Household size Household size Household size Household size Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag Code 11 Bumthang 12 Chhukha 13 Dagana 14 Gasa 15 Ha 16 Lhuentse 17 Monggar 18 Paro 19 Pemagatshel 20 Punakha 21 Samdrup jongkhar 22 Samtse 23 Sarpang 24 Thimphu 25 Trashigang 26 Trashi yangtse 27 Trongsa 28 Tsirang 29 Wangdue 30 Zhemgang Dzongkhag is an administrative division of the country and is headed by a Dzongda. Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town Code 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Nichula 1313 Deorali 1314 Lhamoyzingkha 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1355 Lhamoyzingkha Town 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1506 Gakiling 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1717 Narang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1908 Nanong 1909 Dechheling 1910 Norbugang 1911 Choekhorling 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1958 Nanglam Town 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Barp 2011 Toep 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2112 Wangphu 2113 Dewathang 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 9999 Not stated Gewog is an administrative division of a Dzongkhag with defined administrative boundaries and managed by a Gup. Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household Serial Number Write the two digit household serial number. Note that the household serial number will not correspond to that of the serial numbers in Form PHC-1. This is because there may be changes in the households - some households may have moved out and some may have moved in, etc. In such cases, serial numbering of the household should be carried out by the enumerator in a sequential manner during the updation. Household consists of one or more individuals irrespective of relationship but occupying the same living accommodation, have common arrangements for food and consume certain goods and services collectively. Household may consist of: ØOne member household - a person lives alone and makes provision for his own food and other essentials for living. ØA multi-member household - A group of two or more persons, whether related or not, living together and making common provision for food or other essentials for living. Household type Household type Household type Household type Household type Household Type 1 Regular 2 Institution 3 Transient 1.Regular Household consists of a single or a combined household. A single household is defined as a household in which all its members occupy a single census house. A combined household is defined as a household in which its members are lodged in rooms located in two or more buildings. A combined household can occur if a household has members eating in one place but has another apartment or census house used by this household. 2. Institutional Household consists of a group of persons who live in an institution having common arrangements for food or taking their food from a common kitchen. Examples of institutional households are hostels, boarding houses, hotels, prisons, hospitals, orphanages, military installations etc. 3.Transient Population/Household includes persons on transit or en route to a certain destination, e.g. persons who stayed on Census Night in airports, bus stands, in vehicles, including persons travelling on foot (trekkers etc.). In general, transient population includes all persons who are found to be on the move at the time of Census enumeration. Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence 1 Urban 2 Rural Person number deceased Person number deceased Person number deceased Person number deceased Person number deceased Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Person Number The “person number” is a unique serial number given against the name of each household member Sex of the deceased Sex of the deceased Sex of the deceased Sex of the deceased Sex of the deceased Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Sex Write the sex of the deceased. Enter code “1” for male and code “2” for female. 1 Male 2 Female Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Relationship Record the codes provided at the bottom of the page of Form PHCB-2B to identify the relationship of the deceased to the head of the household. 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Brother 8 Sister 9 Niece 10 Nephew 11 Grand father 12 Grand mother 13 Grand son 14 Grand daughter 15 Son-in-law 16 Daughter-in-law 17 Father-in-law 18 Mother-in-law 19 Brother-in-law 20 Sister-in-law 21 Other family relatives 22 Non relatives Age of death Age of death Age of death Age of death Age of death Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Age of Death Write the age at time of death in completed years/months/days. Write the age of the deceased at the time of death. Record age at death in completed years.. For e.g. if the deceased person's age was 4 years and 11 months, then the age at death should be recorded as 4 years. 999 person aged above 110 Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Age of Death Write the age at time of death in completed years/months/days. Write the age of the deceased at the time of death. Record age at death in completed years, months or days whichever is applicable. For e.g. if the deceased person's age was 4 years and 11 months, then the age at death should be recorded as 4 years. If the age of the deceased at the time of death was 1 month and 3 days, then write “1 month” and leave out the days. However, if an infant was 28 days old at the time of death, then write 28 days. 1 1-4 2 5-9 3 10-14 4 15-19 5 20-24 6 25-29 7 30-34 8 35-39 9 40-44 10 45-49 11 50-54 12 55-59 13 60-64 14 65-69 15 70-74 16 75 + Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Occupation Write the occupation at time of death Write the occupation of the deceased person at the time of death. The occupation should be specified as in column '22' of Form PHCB-2C, Part B. not applicable 11 Defense personnel 111 Government executives 121 Directors, sub-national administrators 122 Program Managers, General Managers etc. 211 Physicist, chemists related professional 212 Mathematicians/statisticians 213 Computer professionals 214 Engineers, architects 221 Human & animal doctors 222 Health supervisors, assistant, nurses & midwife 223 Nurses, midwife 231 Lecturers in college, institutes 232 School teachers 235 Teachers for class 7-9 241 Bussiness professional 242 Thrimpoen, Thrimrap, Jab-mee 243 Library science, social science & information related 245 Chhampoen (dancer), Tseepem (singer) and sports professional 246 Lamas, Lopens, Rimpochhe 311 Assistant engineers, support engineers 314 Civil aviation 315 Safety quality inspectors 321 Livestock health professional 324 Dungtsho, Menpa 331 Primary school teachers 333 Teachers of Shedra, non-formal and others 341 Auditor 342 Bussiness agents, brokers 343 Administrative management 344 Customs, taxing related professionals 345 Security personnel 348 Gelong, gomchhen, anim 411 Clerks, keyboard operating clerks, secretaries 412 Financial accountant 413 Store keeper, ticket seller 414 Post mail delivery man 421 Cashiers, teller clerks 422 Receptionists 511 Tourist guides, ushers 512 Housekeeping, sweeper 513 Beautician, barber 514 Tseep (astrologer) 515 Watchman, guard 521 Fashion, models, characters 522 Retailer 612 Meet (Makhep), cheese, butter seller 613 Market oriented crop & livestock raising 614 Logging contractor 615 Fishery worker, hunting 621 Farming 711 Miners, stone cutters, carving 712 Goldsmith 713 Building construction finish-ups 714 Painter, Lhadrip 721 Welder 722 Blacksmiths 723 Mechanic 724 Electrical equipment fitters 731 Precision workers in metal & related materials 732 Potters 733 Weavers, pap, bowl making 734 Printing related trade workers 741 Food manufacturing workers 742 Carpenter 743 Tailor 811 Mining, mineral processing plant operators 812 Metal processing plant operator 814 Manufacturing paper 815 Chemical processing plant operator 816 Power production & related plant operator 821 Metals, chemical, other plant machine operator 822 Chemical, rubber product machine operator 825 Printing/binding, paper product worker 826 Textile, leather, wood, food products machine operator 828 Plumber 829 Chain operator 831 Heavy machine, locomotive engine operator & worker 832 Motor vehicle drivers 834 Port, ship related worker 888 Contractors excluding logging 911 Pavement vendors (doma, cloth etc.) 912 Cobbling & cleaning services 913 Household chores, maid, baby sitter 915 Messenger, porter, & related worker 916 Garbage collectors 921 Cattle herder 931 Road laborer 932 Sawmill laborer 933 Transport laborer, freight handler 997 No skills 998 Occupation not stated 999 Occupation not classified Illness at death Illness at death Illness at death Illness at death Illness at death Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Illness at death Nature of illness or accident that caused the death Ask the respondent on the nature of illness or accident that caused the death. Refer the options given at the bottom of the page below and accordingly enter the code provided against each cause. If the deceased is a woman between the ages of 15-49 years then go on to column '9', if it is a male then stop and proceed to the next deceased person , if any. 1 Fever 2 Diarrhoea 3 heart disease 4 Stomach related 5 Measles 6 Pneumonia 7 Cancer 8 Pregnancy related 9 Malaria 10 Road accident 11 Drowning 12 Accident at work 13 Natural calamity 14 Animal/insect bite 15 Suicide 16 Other accidents 17 Voilence 18 Others Death while pregnant Death while pregnant Death while pregnant Death while pregnant Death while pregnant Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population Did the woman die while pregnant, during delivery or within 42 days after giving birth? Inquire whether the woman died during the time of delivery or after the delivery but within 42 days. Enter the appropriate code, and if code “1” proceed to column 10. If code “2” then stop and go on to the next person, if any. 1 Yes 2 No Health professional Health professional Health professional Health professional Health professional Note: Part B: Need not be filled in for institutional households and transient population If "Yes" in col. 9, mention the health professional who attended her before death? Enter code from the list below. Ask if any health professional had attended the deceased before her death. If Yes, mention the professional by using the code of the professional given at the bottom of the page. 1 Doctor 2 Nurse 3 Midwife 4 Others 5 None Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag code Dzongkhag Code 11 Bumthang 12 Chhukha 13 Dagana 14 Gasa 15 Ha 16 Lhuentse 17 Monggar 18 Paro 19 Pemagatshel 20 Punakha 21 Samdrup jongkhar 22 Samtse 23 Sarpang 24 Thimphu 25 Trashigang 26 Trashi yangtse 27 Trongsa 28 Tsirang 29 Wangdue 30 Zhemgang Dzongkhag is an administrative division of the country and is headed by a Dzongda. Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town code Gewog/Town Code 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Nichula 1313 Deorali 1314 Lhamoyzingkha 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1355 Lhamoyzingkha Town 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1506 Gakiling 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1717 Narang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1908 Nanong 1909 Dechheling 1910 Norbugang 1911 Choekhorling 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1958 Nanglam Town 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Barp 2011 Toep 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2112 Wangphu 2113 Dewathang 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 9999 Not stated Gewog is an administrative division of a Dzongkhag with defined administrative boundaries and managed by a Gup. Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/block name Chiwog/Block Name Village name Village name Village name Village name Village name Village Name Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household serial number Household Serial Number Household consists of one or more individuals irrespective of relationship but occupying the same living accommodation, have common arrangements for food and consume certain goods and services collectively. Household may consist of: ØOne member household - a person lives alone and makes provision for his own food and other essentials for living. ØA multi-member household - A group of two or more persons, whether related or not, living together and making common provision for food or other essentials for living. Household type Household type Household type Household type Household type Household Type 1 Regular 2 Institution 3 Transient 1.Regular Household consists of a single or a combined household. A single household is defined as a household in which all its members occupy a single census house. A combined household is defined as a household in which its members are lodged in rooms located in two or more buildings. A combined household can occur if a household has members eating in one place but has another apartment or census house used by this household. 2. Institutional Household consists of a group of persons who live in an institution having common arrangements for food or taking their food from a common kitchen. Examples of institutional households are hostels, boarding houses, hotels, prisons, hospitals, orphanages, military installations etc. 3.Transient Population/Household includes persons on transit or en route to a certain destination, e.g. persons who stayed on Census Night in airports, bus stands, in vehicles, including persons travelling on foot (trekkers etc.). In general, transient population includes all persons who are found to be on the move at the time of Census enumeration. Person number Person number Person number Person number Person number Person number Circle members qualifying for PHCB-2C The "person number" is a unique serial number given against the name of each household member. This unique number should be used to identify each household member throughout the questionnaire. Therefore, allot a person number serially to every member of the household and continue filling-up the columns 2 to 10. Then put a circle around the person numbers of the following members or individuals: i)members who are currently present ii) members absent and out of Bhutan iii) visitors/guests Note that only persons/members whose "person number" has been circled should be transferred to Form PHCB-2C. All household members The "person number" is a unique serial number given against the name of each household member. This unique number should be used to identify each household member throughout the questionnaire. Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence Urban_Rural Residence 1 Urban 2 Rural Relations to head of household Relations to head of household Relations to head of household Relations to head of household Relations to head of household Relationship Relationship to the head of the household See code below In this column you will have to record the relationship to the head of household. Make sure to write the correct code provided at the bottom of the questionnaire. For example, enter “01” for the head of the household, “02” for spouse etc. Adopted son or adopted daughter or step son or step daughter should be considered as son or daughter. All household members 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Brother 8 Sister 9 Niece 10 Nephew 11 Grand father 12 Grand mother 13 Grand son 14 Grand daughter 15 Son-in-law 16 Daughter-in-law 17 Father-in-law 18 Mother-in-law 19 Brother-in-law 20 Sister-in-law 21 Other family relatives 22 Non relatives Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Write code “1” if the person is a male and code “2” if the person is a female. It is important to ask the sex of the persons when information is being given to you by a third person. This is because, quite often, both male and female can have a similar name. All household members 1 Male 2 Female Age Age Age Age Age Age Age Write age in completed years Write the age of every member in completed years. “Age in completed years” refers to the age of a person in number of years fully completed. For instance, a person whose age is 15 years 11 months should be written as 15 only. Do not write months. Use the “Lopta Conversion Table” to ascertain the exact completed age of a person if the person cannot report his age in years or date of birth. The age of infants less than one year old should be recorded as “00”. Make sure that special care is taken to include all children and infants (even if one day or less than one day old as of the Census Night). What to do when a person does not know his/her age? For such a person use any of the following methods to estimate his/her age:- (i)Ask the Lopta of a person and determine the age of the person by using the Lopta Conversion Table. (ii)Sometimes the age can be ascertained with reference to the age of a family member or a neighbour. (iii) Do not leave out the age of any member listed in the household. Ask the head of the household or any knowledgeable person about the exact age of an absent member. If in doubt, use the Lopta Conversion Table or determine the age with reference to the age of a family member or a neighbour. All household members Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group All household members 1 0 - 4 2 5 - 9 3 10 - 14 4 15 - 19 5 20 - 24 6 25 - 29 7 30 - 34 8 35 - 39 9 40 - 44 10 45 - 49 11 50 - 54 12 55 - 59 13 60 - 64 14 65 - 69 15 70 - 74 16 75 - 79 17 80 + 99 Missing age Member status Member status Member status Member status Member status Member Status If [1] or [3], go to next member Write code “1” if the member listed is a member present on the census night; code “2” if the member is an absent member and code “3 if the member is a visitor/guest. If the member status code is “1” or “3” then GO TO next member. All household members 1 Member present 2 Member absent 3 Visitor/guest Recoded member-status Recoded member-status Recoded member-status Recoded member-status Recoded member-status All household members 1 Member present 3 Visitor/guest 5 Absent outside Bhutan 7 Absent within Bhutan Absent place Absent place Absent place Absent place Absent place Member absent Members Absent WITHIN BHUTAN Mention Dzongkhag, Gewog/Town OUTSIDE BHUTAN Mention Country Members Absent - Within Bhutan If the member status in column 6 is code "2" (member absent) but residing within Bhutan on the Census Night, write the name of the Dzongkhag and /Town of current residence. Members Absent - Outside Bhutan If the member status in column 6 is code "2" (member absent) but residing outside Bhutan on the Census Night, write the name of the country of current residence. All household members 1 India 2 Bangaladesh 3 Nepal 4 Pakistan 5 Srilanka 6 Maldives 7 Japan 8 Korea 9 Singapore 10 Malaysia 11 China 12 Thailand 13 Philippines 14 Taiwan 15 Vietnam 16 Canada 17 New Zealand 18 Switzerland 19 Germany 20 United Kingdom 21 Netherlands 22 Denmark 23 Norway 24 Sweden 25 France 26 Italy 27 Austria 28 Australia 29 USA 30 Argentina 31 Brazil 32 Mexico 33 Belgium 34 Finland 35 Ireland 36 Poland 37 Portugal 38 Russia 39 Spain 40 Turkey 41 South Africa 42 Mongolia 43 Myanmar 98 Not stated 99 Others 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Namsegang & Jorgaon Chiwog of Kana Gewog falls under(locatio 1313 Phuntsumgang & Tashithang Chiwogs of Gasarlaing falls under 1314 Samachu Chiwog of Tsendgang Gewog falls under(location Deora 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1399 Gewog not specify 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Jangsa & Khalo villages of Lungkha Chiwog of Dzomi Gewog fal 2011 Tshephu village of Tshephu Chiwog of Teowang Gewog falls(loc 2012 Eusakha village of Eusakha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog falls (loca 2013 Omteykha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog (location under Thedtsho gewo 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 9999 Not stated Duration absent Duration absent Duration absent Duration absent Duration absent DURATION ABSENT Duration Absent Write the duration absent in number of completed months For absent members, write the duration of absence in number of months up till the Census Night. For duration of absence of less than one month, write “00”. If a member has recently visited for few days and left again (e.g. a student studying in India who has recently visited for vacation or other reasons), the duration absent should be refer to the last date of his/her visit. All household members Duration absent recoded Duration absent recoded Duration absent recoded Duration absent recoded Duration absent recoded All household members 1 <1 year 2 1-5 years 3 6-10 years 4 10 + years Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status For persons of all ages Marital Status This refers to current marital status. This question should be filled-in for all persons irrespective of age. For children who are too young to be married, the appropriate code should be “1”. Enter code “1” for single or never married i.e. for those who have never entered into any form of marital union; code “2” for married (i.e. currently married or in a married state at present); code “3” for widowed; code “4” for divorced; code “5” for separated; and code “6” for living together. Separated refers to those who have marital disputes and are living separately and have not yet settled the dispute legally or formally. 1 Single 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Divorced 5 Separated 6 Living together 1.Marital Status: status of an individual in relation to marriage, classified as follows: (i)Single (never married) - A person who has never been married. (ii)Married - A couple living together as husband and wife, legally or consensually. (iii)Widowed - A person whose bond of matrimony has been dissolved by death of his/her spouse. (iv)Divorced - A person whose bond of matrimony has been dissolved legally and who therefore can remarry. (v)Separated - Refers to those who have marital disputes, are living separately, and have not yet settled the dispute legally or formally. Therefore, married persons currently living separately due to work place, transfers, trainings etc. should be considered as married. (vi)Living together - Refers to couples living together but do not consider themselves as married or have not entered into any formal or legal marriage. Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion For persons of all ages Religion Record the appropriate code number for the religion to which the person belongs. Record code “1” for Buddhism; code “2” for Hinduism; and code “3” for other religions. 1 Buddhism 2 Hinduism 3 Other Spoken language Spoken language Spoken language Spoken language Spoken language For persons of all ages Spoken language Write the language mainly spoken by the person in the household (For babies and speech disabled write 99) Write the language mainly spoken by the person in the household (For babies and speech disabled write 99). If in a household, the members speak the same language write "DO". However, if one or more member speak a different language then you should write the corresponding language. 1 Dzongkha 2 Sharchhopkha 3 Lhotshamkha 4 Khengkha 5 Bumthapkha 6 Mangdipkha 7 Kurtoepkha 25 Brokpa/Bramee/Dakpa/Dzala 26 Tibetan 28 Mathpakha 87 Not stated 95 Foreign languages 97 Minor dialects 99 Babies & disabled Disability since birth-1 Disability since birth-1 Disability since birth-1 Disability since birth-1 Disability since birth-1 For persons of all ages Physical or mental disability since birth This question will be asked of all members. As this is sensitive question, you have to probe carefully so as not to offend the respondent or any other member of the household. You may then find out if any member of the household is suffering from any physical and mental disability. For persons who do not suffer from any disability, put dash (-) under this question. Disability of a person is as of date of the Census Enumeration. It is assumed that a person can have one or more disabilities. Two boxes have been provided under each category viz; “since birth” and “after birth”. Therefore, if a person suffers from two or more disabilities, you should enter the codes only for two major disabilities. For example, if a person has disabilities of seeing, speaking and hearing “since birth”, enter only two major disabilities in the boxes under “since birth”. However, if a person has only one disability which was since birth, enter the code in the first box. Similarly, the same procedure should be followed for “after birth”. In case of one disability since birth and another disability after birth, the first boxes in the respective columns should be filled up. This refers to disabilities suffered by a person from the time of birth. 1 Inseeing 2 In speaking 3 In hearing 4 In moving 5 Mental Disability is defined as “a person who is limited in the kind or amount of activities that he/she can do because of ongoing difficulties due to a long term physical condition, mental condition or health problem” (United Nations, 1998). The five types of disabilities for the Census purpose are as follows: ·In Seeing: A person who cannot see at all (has no perception of light), or has blurred vision, even with the help of spectacles, will be treated as visually disabled. ·In Speech: A person who cannot speak and is dumb is considered as having speech disability. ·In Hearing: A person who cannot hear at all (deaf), even with a help of hearing aid, or can hear only loud sounds is considered as having hearing disability. ·In Movement: A person who lacks limbs or is unable to use the limbs normally is considered as having movement disability. · Mental: A person would be treated as mentally disabled if the person is mentally retarded and/or insane and may generally depend on family members for performing daily normal routine. Disability since birth-2 Disability since birth-2 Disability since birth-2 Disability since birth-2 Disability since birth-2 For persons of all ages Physical or mental disability since birth This question will be asked of all members. As this is sensitive question, you have to probe carefully so as not to offend the respondent or any other member of the household. You may then find out if any member of the household is suffering from any physical and mental disability. For persons who do not suffer from any disability, put dash (-) under this question. Disability of a person is as of date of the Census Enumeration. It is assumed that a person can have one or more disabilities. Two boxes have been provided under each category viz; “since birth” and “after birth”. Therefore, if a person suffers from two or more disabilities, you should enter the codes only for two major disabilities. For example, if a person has disabilities of seeing, speaking and hearing “since birth”, enter only two major disabilities in the boxes under “since birth”. However, if a person has only one disability which was since birth, enter the code in the first box. Similarly, the same procedure should be followed for “after birth”. In case of one disability since birth and another disability after birth, the first boxes in the respective columns should be filled up. This refers to disabilities suffered by a person from the time of birth. 1 Inseeing 2 In speaking 3 In hearing 4 In moving 5 Mental Disability is defined as “a person who is limited in the kind or amount of activities that he/she can do because of ongoing difficulties due to a long term physical condition, mental condition or health problem” (United Nations, 1998). The five types of disabilities for the Census purpose are as follows: ·In Seeing: A person who cannot see at all (has no perception of light), or has blurred vision, even with the help of spectacles, will be treated as visually disabled. ·In Speech: A person who cannot speak and is dumb is considered as having speech disability. ·In Hearing: A person who cannot hear at all (deaf), even with a help of hearing aid, or can hear only loud sounds is considered as having hearing disability. ·In Movement: A person who lacks limbs or is unable to use the limbs normally is considered as having movement disability. · Mental: A person would be treated as mentally disabled if the person is mentally retarded and/or insane and may generally depend on family members for performing daily normal routine. Disability after birth-1 Disability after birth-1 Disability after birth-1 Disability after birth-1 Disability after birth-1 For persons of all ages Physical or mental disability after birth This question will be asked of all members. As this is sensitive question, you have to probe carefully so as not to offend the respondent or any other member of the household. You may then find out if any member of the household is suffering from any physical and mental disability. For persons who do not suffer from any disability, put dash (-) under this question. Disability of a person is as of date of the Census Enumeration. It is assumed that a person can have one or more disabilities. Two boxes have been provided under each category viz; “since birth” and “after birth”. Therefore, if a person suffers from two or more disabilities, you should enter the codes only for two major disabilities. For example, if a person has disabilities of seeing, speaking and hearing “since birth”, enter only two major disabilities in the boxes under “since birth”. However, if a person has only one disability which was since birth, enter the code in the first box. Similarly, the same procedure should be followed for “after birth”. In case of one disability since birth and another disability after birth, the first boxes in the respective columns should be filled up. This refers to disabilities suffered by a person after birth. 1 Inseeing 2 In speaking 3 In hearing 4 In moving 5 Mental Disability is defined as “a person who is limited in the kind or amount of activities that he/she can do because of ongoing difficulties due to a long term physical condition, mental condition or health problem” (United Nations, 1998). The five types of disabilities for the Census purpose are as follows: ·In Seeing: A person who cannot see at all (has no perception of light), or has blurred vision, even with the help of spectacles, will be treated as visually disabled. ·In Speech: A person who cannot speak and is dumb is considered as having speech disability. ·In Hearing: A person who cannot hear at all (deaf), even with a help of hearing aid, or can hear only loud sounds is considered as having hearing disability. ·In Movement: A person who lacks limbs or is unable to use the limbs normally is considered as having movement disability. · Mental: A person would be treated as mentally disabled if the person is mentally retarded and/or insane and may generally depend on family members for performing daily normal routine. Disability after birth-2 Disability after birth-2 Disability after birth-2 Disability after birth-2 Disability after birth-2 For persons of all ages Physical or mental disability after birth This question will be asked of all members. As this is sensitive question, you have to probe carefully so as not to offend the respondent or any other member of the household. You may then find out if any member of the household is suffering from any physical and mental disability. For persons who do not suffer from any disability, put dash (-) under this question. Disability of a person is as of date of the Census Enumeration. It is assumed that a person can have one or more disabilities. Two boxes have been provided under each category viz; “since birth” and “after birth”. Therefore, if a person suffers from two or more disabilities, you should enter the codes only for two major disabilities. For example, if a person has disabilities of seeing, speaking and hearing “since birth”, enter only two major disabilities in the boxes under “since birth”. However, if a person has only one disability which was since birth, enter the code in the first box. Similarly, the same procedure should be followed for “after birth”. In case of one disability since birth and another disability after birth, the first boxes in the respective columns should be filled up. This refers to disabilities suffered by a person after birth. 1 Inseeing 2 In speaking 3 In hearing 4 In moving 5 Mental Disability is defined as “a person who is limited in the kind or amount of activities that he/she can do because of ongoing difficulties due to a long term physical condition, mental condition or health problem” (United Nations, 1998). The five types of disabilities for the Census purpose are as follows: ·In Seeing: A person who cannot see at all (has no perception of light), or has blurred vision, even with the help of spectacles, will be treated as visually disabled. ·In Speech: A person who cannot speak and is dumb is considered as having speech disability. ·In Hearing: A person who cannot hear at all (deaf), even with a help of hearing aid, or can hear only loud sounds is considered as having hearing disability. ·In Movement: A person who lacks limbs or is unable to use the limbs normally is considered as having movement disability. · Mental: A person would be treated as mentally disabled if the person is mentally retarded and/or insane and may generally depend on family members for performing daily normal routine. Place of birth (PoB) Place of birth (PoB) Place of birth (PoB) Place of birth (PoB) Place of birth (PoB) For persons of all ages Place of Birth Write the name of Dzongkhag, gewog/town if born within Bhutan and name of country if born outside Bhutan. Write down the name of the Dzongkhag and the Gewogs/town if the person was born within Bhutan and the name of the country if the person was born outside Bhutan. If in a household, the members have the same place of birth then for the first member write the Dzongkhag, /Town and for the rest of the members write ”-DO-”. However, if one or more members has a different place of birth after writing “-DO-“, then you should write the corresponding Dzongkhag, /Town as so on. The birth place of a person is the place of usual residence of the mother at the time of birth. 1 India 2 Bangaladesh 3 Nepal 4 Pakistan 5 Srilanka 6 Maldives 7 Japan 8 Korea 9 Singapore 10 Malaysia 11 China 12 Thailand 13 Philippines 14 Taiwan 15 Vietnam 16 Canada 17 New Zealand 18 Switzerland 19 Germany 20 United Kingdom 21 Netherlands 22 Denmark 23 Norway 24 Sweden 25 France 26 Italy 27 Austria 28 Australia 29 USA 30 Argentina 31 Brazil 32 Mexico 33 Belgium 34 Finland 35 Ireland 36 Poland 37 Portugal 38 Russia 39 Spain 40 Turkey 41 South Africa 42 Mongolia 43 Myanmar 98 Not stated 99 Others 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Namsegang & Jorgaon Chiwog of Kana Gewog falls under(locatio 1313 Phuntsumgang & Tashithang Chiwogs of Gasarlaing falls under 1314 Samachu Chiwog of Tsendgang Gewog falls under(location Deora 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1399 Gewog not specify 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Jangsa & Khalo villages of Lungkha Chiwog of Dzomi Gewog fal 2011 Tshephu village of Tshephu Chiwog of Teowang Gewog falls(loc 2012 Eusakha village of Eusakha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog falls (loca 2013 Omteykha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog (location under Thedtsho gewo 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 5555 Other countries 9999 Not stated Urban Rural PoB Urban Rural PoB Urban Rural PoB Urban Rural PoB Urban Rural PoB For persons of all ages 1 Urban areas 2 Rural areas 3 Not stated 5 Foreign countries Dzongkhag PoB Dzongkhag PoB Dzongkhag PoB Dzongkhag PoB Dzongkhag PoB For persons of all ages 11 Bumthang 12 Chhukha 13 Dagana 14 Gasa 15 Haa 16 Lhuentse 17 Monggar 18 Paro 19 Pemagatshel 20 Punakha 21 Samdrupjongkhar 22 Samtse 23 Sarpang 24 Thimphu 25 Trashigang 26 Trashiyangtse 27 Trongsa 28 Tsirang 29 Wangdue 30 Zhemgang 55 Foreign countries 99 Not stated Duration of stay Duration of stay Duration of stay Duration of stay Duration of stay For persons of all ages Duration of stay in the current gewog/ town? Write in completed years; if less than one year, write "00". 999 Not stated Duration of stay grouped Duration of stay grouped Duration of stay grouped Duration of stay grouped Duration of stay grouped For persons of all ages Write the duration of stay in the current residence in completed years. For example, if a person has lived in the current residence for 5 years and eight months, enter only the completed number of years, in this case “5” and leave out the months. In cases of less than one year duration, enter “00”. If the current place of residence is outside Bhutan, the duration of stay in the current place of residence will be the completed number of months in the place outside Bhutan. < 1 year 1 1-5 years 2 6-10 years 3 > 10 years 9 Not stated Place of previous residence PoPR Place of previous residence PoPR Place of previous residence PoPR Place of previous residence PoPR Place of previous residence PoPR For persons of all ages Previous Residence Write the name of Dzongkhag, gewog/town of last residence if within Bhutan. And write name of country of last residence if outside Bhutan. Write the name of Dzongkhag, /Town of last residence if the residence was within Bhutan. If the last residence was outside Bhutan, then write the name of the country. If however, the person has changed his residence but within the same Gewogs/town, then there will be no change in his/her residence and put a “-“.. For example, Mr. Dorji was born in Kazhi , Wangduephodrang, and had moved to Tangsibji , Trongsa for employment, and then transferred to Thimphu, then the Previous Residence of Mr. Dorji is “Trongsa, Tangsibji”. Also, if a person born at the place of enumeration had moved residence to another Dzongkhag, Gewogs/town within Bhutan or another country outside Bhutan but found in the birth place on the Census Night, the name of the Dzongkhag, Gewogs/town or country of last residence should be entered accordingly. 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Namsegang & Jorgaon Chiwog of Kana Gewog falls under(locatio 1313 Phuntsumgang & Tashithang Chiwogs of Gasarlaing falls under 1314 Samachu Chiwog of Tsendgang Gewog falls under(location Deora 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1399 Gewog not specify 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Jangsa & Khalo villages of Lungkha Chiwog of Dzomi Gewog fal 2011 Tshephu village of Tshephu Chiwog of Teowang Gewog falls(loc 2012 Eusakha village of Eusakha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog falls (loca 2013 Omteykha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog (location under Thedtsho gewo 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 5555 Foreign country 9999 Not stated PoPR recoded final PoPR recoded final PoPR recoded final PoPR recoded final PoPR recoded final For persons of all ages 1101 Chhokor 1102 Chumey 1103 Tang 1104 Ura 1151 Jakar town 1152 Bapalathang 1153 Chamkhar 1154 Wangdicholing/Dekiling 1155 Jalkhar 1199 Gewog not specify 1201 Balujhora 1202 Bjachho 1203 Bongo 1204 Chapcha 1205 Dala 1206 Dungna 1207 Geling 1208 Getena 1209 Logchina 1210 Metakha 1211 Phuntsholing 1212 Bamphu Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under(location Naja Gewo 1213 Tsendugeonpa Chiwog of Dungna Gewog falls under (location Na 1214 Wanakha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under(location Naja Gew 1215 Tokha Chiwog of Geling Gewog falls under Naja Gewog of Paro 1216 Papili Chiwog of Metakha Gewog falls under (location Dungna 1251 Dala 1252 Gedu 1253 Phuentsholing 1254 Tsimalakha 1255 Tsimasham 1256 Chhukha town 1299 Gewog not specify 1301 Dorona 1302 Drujeygang 1303 Gesarling 1304 Gozhi 1305 Kana 1306 Khibisa 1307 Lajab 1308 Tashiding 1309 Tsendagang 1310 Tsangkha 1311 Tsheza 1312 Namsegang & Jorgaon Chiwog of Kana Gewog falls under(locatio 1313 Phuntsumgang & Tashithang Chiwogs of Gasarlaing falls under 1314 Samachu Chiwog of Tsendgang Gewog falls under(location Deora 1351 Daga dzong 1352 Dagapela 1353 Drujegang 1354 Sankosh 1399 Gewog not specify 1401 Khamey 1402 Khatoe 1403 Laya 1404 Lunana 1451 Gasa town 1499 Gewog not specify 1501 Bjee 1502 Eusu 1503 Katsho 1504 Samar 1505 Sombaykha 1551 Ha town 1599 Gewog not specify 1601 Gangzur 1602 Jarey 1603 Khoma 1604 Kurtoe 1605 Menbi 1606 Menjey 1607 Metsho 1608 Tsengkhar 1651 Autsho town 1652 Lhuntshi town 1699 Gewog not specify 1701 Balam 1702 Chali 1703 Chaskhar 1704 Dramitse 1705 Drepong 1706 Gongdue 1707 Jurmey 1708 Khengkhar 1709 Monggar 1710 Ngatsang 1711 Saling 1712 Sherimung 1713 Silambi 1714 Thangrong 1715 Tsakaling 1716 Tsamang 1751 Drametse town 1752 Gyelpozhing 1753 Monggar 1754 Lingmethang 1799 Gewog not specify 1801 Dogar 1802 Doteng 1803 Hungrel 1804 Lango 1805 Lungney 1806 Naja 1807 Shaba 1808 Shari 1809 Tsento 1810 Wangchang 1811 Jukar Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under(location Dopshari Ge 1812 Lukche Chiwog of Dotey Gewog falls under (location Dopshari 1813 Nubri Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Tsento Ge 1814 Pangpasa Chiwog of Lungney Gewog falls under(location Shaba 1815 Mendey Chiwog of Dogar Gewog falls under (location Shaba Gew 1816 Bjezhikha,Sirruna Chiwog of Naga Gewog falls under Shaba 1817 Nyemjo(Pamey) of Lungney Gewog falls under Wangchang Gewog 1818 Nyemjo (Putoe of Lungney Gewog falls under (location Wangcha 1851 Bondey town 1852 Tshongdue 1899 Gewog not specify 1901 Chimong 1902 Chongshing 1903 Dungmin 1904 Khar 1905 Shumar 1906 Yurung 1907 Zobel 1951 Kanaldang town 1952 Kherigonpa town 1953 Mongling town 1954 Nangkor town 1955 Pemagatsel town 1956 Yalang town 1957 Gypsum 1999 Gewog not specify 2001 Chuba 2002 Geonshari 2003 Guma 2004 Kabji 2005 Limbu 2006 Shenga Bjemi 2007 Talo 2008 Teowang 2009 Zomi 2010 Jangsa & Khalo villages of Lungkha Chiwog of Dzomi Gewog fal 2011 Tshephu village of Tshephu Chiwog of Teowang Gewog falls(loc 2012 Eusakha village of Eusakha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog falls (loca 2013 Omteykha Chiwog of Limbu Gewog (location under Thedtsho gewo 2051 Khuru town 2099 Gewog not specify 2101 Bakuli (Phuentshothang) 2102 Daifam (Pemathang) 2103 Dechheling 2104 Gomdhar 2105 Louri 2106 Martshala 2107 Norbugang 2108 Orong 2109 Lanchenphu 2110 Samrang 2111 Serthig 2151 Samdrupchoeling town 2152 Daifam (Jomotsangkha) town 2153 Deothang town 2154 Nanglam town 2155 Samdrupjongkhar town 2199 Gewog not specify 2201 Bara 2202 Biru 2203 Charghary 2204 Chengmari 2205 Denchukha 2206 Dorokha 2207 Dungtoe 2208 Ghumaunay 2209 Lahereni 2210 Mayona 2211 Nainital 2212 Pugli 2213 Samtse 2214 Sipsu 2215 Tading 2216 Tendu 2251 Gumtu town 2252 Samtse town 2253 Sipsu town 2299 Gewog not specify 2301 Bhur 2302 Chuzargang 2303 Dekiling 2304 Deorali 2305 Dovan 2306 Gelephu 2307 Hilley 2308 Jigmecholing 2309 Lhamoy Zingkha 2310 Nichula 2311 Shompangkha 2312 Sershong 2313 Singhi 2314 Taklai 2315 Umling 2351 Gelephu town 2352 Lhamoyzingkha 2353 Sarpang town 2399 Gewog not specify 2401 Barp 2402 Chang 2403 Dagala 2404 Geney 2405 Kawang 2406 Lingzhi 2407 Mewang 2408 Naro 2409 Soe 2410 Toep 2411 Metalungchu Chiwog Babesa Gewog falls under (location Thedts 2451 Dechhencholing town 2452 Khasadrapchu town 2453 Thimphu town 2499 Gewog not specify 2501 Bartsam 2502 Bidung 2503 Kanglung 2504 Kangpara 2505 Khaling 2506 Lumang 2507 Merak 2508 Nanong 2509 Phongmey 2510 Radhi 2511 Sakteng 2512 Samkhar 2513 Shongphu 2514 Thrimshing 2515 Uzorong 2516 Yangnyer 2517 Naktshang(Tokshimang) Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under ( 2518 Tokshimang Chiwog Of Phongmey Gewog falls under (location Ra 2519 Phajugeonpa Chiwog of Phongmey Gewog falls under Radhi Gewog 2520 Khardung Chiwog of Phongmey gewog falls under (location Radh 2521 Khashiteng and Shinkhar Chiwogs of Merak Gewog falls (locati 2551 Kanglung town 2552 Khaling town 2553 Rangjung town 2554 Trashigang town 2555 Wamrong town 2556 Resarbu 2599 Gewog not specify 2601 Bumdeling 2602 Jamkhar 2603 Khamdang 2604 Ramjar 2605 Thetsho 2606 Tongzhang 2607 Yalang 2608 Yangtse 2651 Duksum town 2652 Yangtse Town 2699 Gewog not specify 2701 Drakteng 2702 Korphu 2703 Langthel 2704 Nubi 2705 Tangsibji 2706 Simkhar village of Rety Chiwog of Korphu Gewog under Jigmech 2751 Trongsa town 2799 Gewog not specify 2801 Barshong 2802 Beteni 2803 Dunglagang 2804 Gosaling 2805 Kikhorthang 2806 Mendrelgang 2807 Pataley 2808 Phuntenchu 2809 Rangthangling 2810 Semjong 2811 Tsholingkhar 2812 Tsirang toe 2851 Damphu town 2899 Gewog not specify 2901 Athang 2902 Bjena 2903 Daga 2904 Dangchu 2905 Gangtey 2906 Gasetsho Gom 2907 Gasetsho Wom 2908 Kazhi 2909 Nahi 2910 Nysho 2911 Phangyul 2912 Phobji 2913 Ruepaisa 2914 Sephu 2915 Thedtsho 2916 Thanagey village of chiwog Thanagey,Sephu Gewog falls under 2917 Longmey Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Sephu 2918 Zezi Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Ge 2919 Gogona Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Bjena ge 2920 Tafu Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Phobji Gew 2921 Chitokha Chiwog of Gangtey Gewog falls under location Nysho 2922 Changkha Chiwog of Gasetsho Wom Gewog falls under location 2923 Thangkha & Chumena villages of Gangphel Chiwog falls under 2924 Gaytshechen village of Phatakha Chiwog of Phoji Gewogfalls u 2951 Nobding town 2952 Rurichu town 2953 Wangdue town 2999 Gewog not specify 3001 Bardo 3002 Bjoka 3003 Goshing 3004 Nangkor 3005 Nganglha 3006 Phangkhar 3007 Shingkhar 3008 Trong 3051 Pangbang town 3052 Tingtibi town 3053 Zhemgang town 3099 Gewog not specify 5555 Foreign country 9999 Not stated PoPR recoded 2 PoPR recoded 2 PoPR recoded 2 PoPR recoded 2 PoPR recoded 2 For persons of all ages Urban Rural PoPR Urban Rural PoPR Urban Rural PoPR Urban Rural PoPR Urban Rural PoPR For persons of all ages 1 Urban areas 2 Rural areas 3 PoPR not stated 5 Foreign Cuntry Dzongkhag PoPR Dzongkhag PoPR Dzongkhag PoPR Dzongkhag PoPR Dzongkhag PoPR For persons of all ages 11 Bumthang 12 Chhukha 13 Dagana 14 Gasa 15 Haa 16 Lhuentse 17 Monggar 18 Paro 19 Pemagatshel 20 Punakha 21 Samdrupjongkhar 22 Samtse 23 Sarpang 24 Thimphu 25 Trashigang 26 Trashiyangtse 27 Trongsa 28 Tsirang 29 Wangdue 30 Zhemgang 55 Foreign country 99 PoPR not stated Reason for migration Reason for migration Reason for migration Reason for migration Reason for migration For persons of all ages Reason for Migration Reason for change of residence Enter Code from list below. The reasons for migration are coded and given at the bottom of the questionnaire. Use appropriate code. Remember that only the main reason for migration should be entered for each person. In case of persons who did not change their place of residence since birth, enter code “00”. For those members residing in a foreign country during the time of enumeration, his/her reason for migration will be the reason why he/she left for that country. As he/she is not present in the enumeration area, the question for reason for migration is not applicable for where the enumeration is being conduct. Never moved 1 Employment 2 Education 3 Training 4 Marriage 5 Family move 6 Transfer of work place 7 Resettlement 8 Natural calamities 9 Security 10 Health 11 Business/official tours 12 Retirement 13 Tourist 14 Visiting only 15 Others Migration is the movement of people across a specific boundary for the purpose of establishing a new or semi permanent residence. Two types of migration are: (i) International migration (migration between countries) (ii) Internal migration (migration within a country). Population filter Population filter Population filter Population filter Population filter Not Selected 1 Selected An indicator of whether the individual qualifies for the population questions Education filter Education filter Education filter Education filter Education filter Not Selected 1 Selected An indicator of whether the individual qualifies for the eduucation questions Labour filter Labour filter Labour filter Labour filter Labour filter Not Selected 1 Selected An indicator of whether the individual qualifies for the labour questions Fertility filter Fertility filter Fertility filter Fertility filter Fertility filter Not Selected 1 Selected An indicator of whether the individual qualifies for the fertility questions Education Age Group Education Age Group Education Age Group Education Age Group Education Age Group 1 6-9 2 10-14 3 15-19 4 20-24 5 25-29 6 30-34 7 35-39 8 40-44 9 45-49 10 50-54 11 55-59 12 60-64 13 65-69 14 70-74 15 75 & over 888 Missing ages Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy Education Can read & write in any language Ask if the person can read and write in any language. If the person is able to read and write, enter code “1” for Yes and write code “2” for No. A person who could read and write but cannot do so at the time of the Census due to some physical disabilities or illness, should be considered literate and given the code “1”. An example of this is an aged person who can read and write but can no longer do so due to extremely poor eyesight. Disabled persons who can read and write through any means such as Braille system for the blind, are considered literate. Persons 6 years and over 1 Literate (Yes) 2 Illiterate (No) Literacy is the ability to read and write with understanding a simple statement in any language Attended school/institute Attended school/institute Attended school/institute Attended school/institute Attended school/institute Education Attended school/institute If ( Never), go to 19 This refers to education in Primary School, Secondary School, College and Institutes. The question should be asked to all persons of age 6 years and over regardless of literacy. This is because an illiterate person might have attended a school/institute but might have forgotten or may not be able to read and write. A literate person might not have attended a school/institute but attended either a traditional/non-formal institute or learnt on his/her own. The answer to this question may be recorded as follows:- Record code “1” if the person is currently attending a school / institute. Record code “2” if the person attended school/institution in the past and record code “3” if the person has never at any time attended a school/institute, then skip to column 19. Persons 6 years and over 1 Now 2 Past 3 Never Formal Education is the education received through an institutionalized hierachically structured, and chronologically graded educational system running from elementary to tertiary levels Highest grade completed Highest grade completed Highest grade completed Highest grade completed Highest grade completed Education Highest grade completed Categories of educational levels have been provided for recording the highest grade completed in the school/institute attended by a person. If a person has completed kindergarten or pre-primary grade (class), enter code “00”. If a person is currently studying in grade 2, the person would have completed grade 1, and hence the person should be given code “01”; and for a person who is currently studying in grade 3 would have completed grade 2, and hence the person should be given code “02”. Similarly, codes should be allotted for only completed grades for grades up to grade 12. For grade 12 and above, codes for diploma, undergraduate and degree and above degree should be allotted accordingly. Undergraduate refers to persons who are attending first, second or third year of degree courses but not completed as yet. Degree course refers to Bachelors degree or equivalent. Greater than degree refers to postgraduate or equivalent degrees and above. Code “16” (others) has been provided to include other educational grades not mentioned. In general, you may check whether the educational level of a person is consistent with the age. For example, a boy or girl of age 8 years could not have completed class or grade 11. If any such inconsistency is noted, please make probing questions and ascertain the correct answer. Persons 6 years and over No grade 1 Grade 1 2 Grade 2 3 Grade 3 4 Grade 4 5 Grade 5 6 Grade 6 7 Grade 7 8 Grade 8 9 Grade 9 10 Grade 10 11 Grade 11 12 Grade 12 13 Diploma 14 Undergraduate 15 Degree & above Education level Education level Education level Education level Education level Education Persons 6 years and over No Grades 1 Primary 2 Lower Secondary 3 Middle Secondary 4 Higher Secondary 5 Diploma 6 Undergraduates 7 Degree+ Attended traditional/nonformal Attended traditional/nonformal Attended traditional/nonformal Attended traditional/nonformal Attended traditional/nonformal Education Attended traditional/ nonformal/ self learning Write number of years completed in traditional/ nonformal education. If did not attend, write "99" Traditional/Non-formal/Self-learning education refers to education in institutes like Shedras, Dratshangs, Gomdeys, or self learning at home or through private tutors/gurus. Write number of years completed in attending traditional/non-formal education. For attendance of less than one year, write code “00”. Persons 6 years and over 99 Did not attend Non-Formal Education is any organized educational activity outside the established formal system that is intended for specific objectives and to serve identifiable clientele Nonformal Education recoded Nonformal Education recoded Nonformal Education recoded Nonformal Education recoded Nonformal Education recoded Persons 6 years and over less than 1 year 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9+ 99 Not Attended Worked in the past one week Worked in the past one week Worked in the past one week Worked in the past one week Worked in the past one week Employment and Income Worked in the past one week? Worked for cash or kind at least one hour in the past one week. If (No), go to 25 Ask if the person has worked for cash or in-kind for at least one hour in the week prior to the Census Night. If the answer is “Yes”, then enter the code '1' and if the answer is “No” enter code “2” and then skip to column 25. Persons age 15 and over 1 Yes 2 No Gainfully worked refers to atleast one hour work done by a person for payment in cash or kind in the past one week Employed unemployed Employed unemployed Employed unemployed Employed unemployed Employed unemployed Employment and Income Persons age 15 and over 21 Employed 22 Unemployed 23 Inactive Sector of employment Sector of employment Sector of employment Sector of employment Sector of employment Employment and Income Sector of Employment The major economic sectors have been provided in the column which is as follows:- [01] Agriculture/Forestry [02] Mining/Quarrying [03] Manufacturing [04] Electricity/gas/water [05] Construction [06] Retail/Wholesale trade/Repair and maintenance [07] Hotel/Restaurant [08] Transport/Communication and storage [09] Finance/Insurance/ Real Estate [10] Public Administration/Security [11] Education [12] Health and social services [13] Others (Specify) - For e.g. (13) Livestock or (13) Weaving Ask the economic sector in which the person is currently employed and enter the code provided against the sector. For example, all persons working as drivers in any organization or agencies should be included as working in the transport and communication sector. Also, all persons working in the hospitals, BHUs, health clinics, etc., dealing directly with treatment and care of both human and animal patients and the sick, will fall under health sector. Whereas those persons working in the health administration and administration support services should be included in public administration/security sector. Similarly, this applies to all the persons working in the schools and institutes and dealing directly with students/trainees should be classified under education. Persons age 15 and over 1 Agriculture 2 Mining/Quarring 3 Manufacturing 4 Electricity/gas/water 5 Construction 6 Retail/Wholesale Trade 7 Hotel/Restaurant 8 Transport/Communication 9 Finance/Insurance 10 Public administration/security 11 Education 12 Health services 13 Others Sector of Employment refers to the nature of work done by the institution or the work place or enterprise where the person works Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Main occupation Employment and Income Main Occupation in the past one week The response entered in this column should be specific as the examples provided in the column. For example if a person says he/she is a health staff, ask the title of the job - gynaecologist, surgeon, nurse, technician (X-ray, lab etc.). Likewise, other occupations should also be clearly specified for e.g. primary school teacher, secondary school teacher, college lecturer, goldsmith, gomchen, geylong, 'banga-dung-mi', 'bjaling-phumi',etc. Write the job title clearly and legibly. Persons age 15 and over 11 Defense personnel 111 Government executives 121 Directors, sub-national administrators 122 Program Managers, General Managers etc. 211 Physicist, chemists related professional 212 Mathematicians/statisticians 213 Computer professionals 214 Engineers, architects 221 Human & animal doctors 222 Health supervisors, assistant, nurses & midwife 223 Nurses, midwife 231 Lecturers in college, institutes 232 School teachers 235 Teachers for class 7-9 241 Bussiness professional 242 Thrimpoen, Thrimrap, Jab-mee 243 Library science, social science & information related 245 Chhampoen (dancer), Tseepem (singer) and sports professional 246 Lamas, Lopens, Rimpochhe 311 Assistant engineers, support engineers 314 Civil aviation 315 Safety quality inspectors 321 Livestock health professional 324 Dungtsho, Menpa 331 Primary school teachers 333 Teachers of Shedra, non-formal and others 341 Auditor 342 Bussiness agents, brokers 343 Administrative management 344 Customs, taxing related professionals 345 Security personnel 348 Gelong, gomchhen, anim 411 Clerks, keyboard operating clerks, secretaries 412 Financial accountant 413 Store keeper, ticket seller 414 Post mail delivery man 421 Cashiers, teller clerks 422 Receptionists 511 Tourist guides, ushers 512 Housekeeping, sweeper 513 Beautician, barber 514 Tseep (astrologer) 515 Watchman, guard 521 Fashion, models, characters 522 Retailer 612 Meet (Makhep), cheese, butter seller 613 Market oriented crop & livestock raising 614 Logging contractor 615 Fishery worker, hunting 621 Farming 711 Miners, stone cutters, carving 712 Goldsmith 713 Building construction finish-ups 714 Painter, Lhadrip 721 Welder 722 Blacksmiths 723 Mechanic 724 Electrical equipment fitters 731 Precision workers in metal & related materials 732 Potters 733 Weavers, pap, bowl making 734 Printing related trade workers 741 Food manufacturing workers 742 Carpenter 743 Tailor 811 Mining, mineral processing plant operators 812 Metal processing plant operator 814 Manufacturing paper 815 Chemical processing plant operator 816 Power production & related plant operator 821 Metals, chemical, other plant machine operator 822 Chemical, rubber product machine operator 825 Printing/binding, paper product worker 826 Textile, leather, wood, food products machine operator 828 Plumber 829 Chain operator 831 Heavy machine, locomotive engine operator & worker 832 Motor vehicle drivers 834 Port, ship related worker 888 Contractors excluding logging 911 Pavement vendors (doma, cloth etc.) 912 Cobbling & cleaning services 913 Household chores, maid, baby sitter 915 Messenger, porter, & related worker 916 Garbage collectors 921 Cattle herder 931 Road laborer 932 Sawmill laborer 933 Transport laborer, freight handler 997 No skills 998 Occupation not stated 999 Occupation not classified Occupation refers to the type of work, trade or profession performed by the person (worker) during the reference period Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment and Income Employment status Skip to column 26. The various categories for employment status are provided. Ask the person for his status and enter the code. Note to differentiate between “Own-account worker” and “Unpaid family worker” (refer definition if in doubt). In case of a response that does not fit in the above categories, enter code '5' and specify the status. Persons age 15 and over 1 Employer 2 Paid employee 3 Own-account worker 4 Unpaid family worker 5 Others 1.Employer is a person who operates his own enterprise directly or through another person (e.g. a manager or caretaker) and who for the operation of this enterprise hires one or more employees whom he pays in cash or in kind. 2. Employee is a person who works for a public or private employer and is paid in cash or in kind by the employer. All government servants, for example, are employees. 3. Own Account Worker is a person who operates his own enterprise (e.g. a farmer growing apple in his own land, petty-trader, advocate who practices independently) and who does not employ anybody to work for him in operation of his enterprise. He or she neither employs anybody nor is employed by anybody (a fruit seller who does his or her business all alone). 4. Unpaid family worker is a person who helps in running an economic enterprise operated by a member of his or her family without payment of wages or salary (e.g. wife who helps her husband in apple farm or in cultivation of rice, daughter who helps in hand-loom weaving). Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Employment and Income Reason for not working Ask the person the main reason for not working during the reference period. Write the appropriate code. It is important to distinguish between “ILL HEALTH” and “DISABLED” under the reason for not working. A person may not be working because of ILL HEALTH at present but may work again once he is better. Persons age 15 and over 1 No job 2 Absent from work 3 Waiting for work 4 Looking for work 5 Waiting for seasonal work 6 Taking care of home 7 Ill health 8 Studying 9 Disabled 10 Old age 11 Does not want to work 1.Disability is defined as “a person who is limited in the kind or amount of activities that he/she can do because of ongoing difficulties due to a long term physical condition, mental condition or health problem” (United Nations, 1998). The five types of disabilities for the Census purpose are as follows: ·In Seeing: A person who cannot see at all (has no perception of light), or has blurred vision, even with the help of spectacles, will be treated as visually disabled. ·In Speech: A person who cannot speak and is dumb is considered as having speech disability. ·In Hearing: A person who cannot hear at all (deaf), even with a help of hearing aid, or can hear only loud sounds is considered as having hearing disability. ·In Movement: A person who lacks limbs or is unable to use the limbs normally is considered as having movement disability. · Mental: A person would be treated as mentally disabled if the person is mentally retarded and/or insane and may generally depend on family members for performing daily normal routine. Professional skills Professional skills Professional skills Professional skills Professional skills Employment and Income Professional skills Write down the name of type of professional skill the person possesses. If a person cannot identify himself/herself with any particular skill,then he/she should be classified under “No skill” category. In case a person possesses more than one skill, enter only the main one. If the person has no skills then write “no skill”. Persons age 15 and over 11 Defense personnel 111 Executives & administrators 121 Directors, sub-national administrators 122 Program Managers, General Managers etc. 131 Gemeral Managers in financial instutions 211 Physicist, chemists related professional 212 Mathematicians/statisticians 213 Computer professionals 214 Engineers, architects 221 Human & animal doctors 222 Health supervisors, assistant, nurses & midwife 223 Nurses, midwife 231 Lecturers in college, institutes 232 School teachers 234 NIE, NRTI, RIM, TTC lecturers 235 Teachers for class 7-9 241 Bussiness professional 242 Thrimpoen, Thrimrap, Jab-mee 243 Library science, social science & information related 245 Chhampoen, Tseepem (singer) and sports professional 246 Lamas, Lopens, Rimpochhe 311 Assistant engineers, support engineers 312 Computer trained personnel 313 Optical equipment operator 314 Civil aviation 315 Safety quality inspectors 321 Livestock health professional 322 X-ray & medical technicians 323 Nursing, midwifery associate professional 324 Dungtsho, Menpa 331 Primary school teachers 332 Pre-primary teachers 333 Teachers of Shedra, non-formal and others 334 Other teaching associate professionals 341 Auditor 342 Bussiness agents, brokers 343 Administrative management 344 Customs, taxing related professionals 345 Security personnel 346 Social work associate professional 347 Singer, dancers & sport professional 348 Gelong, gomchhen, anim 411 Clerks, keyboard operating clerks, secretaries 412 Financial accountant 413 Store keeper, ticket seller 414 Post mail delivery man 419 Other office clerks 421 Cashiers, teller clerks 422 Receptionists 511 Tourist guides, ushers 512 Housekeeping, sweeper 513 Beautician, barber 514 Tseep (astrologer) 515 Watchman, guard 521 Fashion, models, characters 522 Retailer 612 Meet, cheese, butter seller 613 Market oriented crop & livestock raising 614 Logging contractor 615 Fishery worker, hunting 621 Farming 711 Miners, stone cutters, carving 712 Goldsmith 713 Building construction finish-ups 714 Painter, Lhadrip 721 Welder 722 Blacksmiths 723 Mechanic 724 Electrical equipment fitters 731 Precision workers in metal & related materials 732 Potters 733 Weavers, pap, bowl making 734 Printing related trade workers 741 Food manufacturing workers 742 Carpenter 743 Tailor 744 Cobbler 811 Mining, mineral processing plant operators 812 Metal processing plant operator 813 Glass/ceramic plant operator 814 Manufacturing paper 815 Chemical processing plant operator 816 Power production & related plant operator 817 Automated assembly line industrial robot operator 821 Metals, chemical, other plant machine operator 822 Chemical, rubber product machine operator 823 Rubber & plastic machine operator 824 Wood product machine operator 825 Printing/binding, paper product worker 826 Textile, leather, wood, food products machine operator 828 Plumber 829 Chain operator 831 Heavy machine, locomotive engine operator & worker 832 Motor vehicle drivers 833 Power tiller driver 834 Port, ship related worker 888 Contractors excluding logging 911 Pavement vendors (doma, cloth etc.) 912 Cobbling & cleaning services 913 Household chores, maid, baby sitter 915 Messenger, porter, & related worker 916 Garbage collectors 921 Cattle herder 931 Road laborer 932 Sawmill laborer 933 Transport laborer, freight handler 997 No skills 998 Skills not stated 999 Skills not classified Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income Employment and Income Main source of income Write appropriate code for the main source of income. If a person has more than one income source either in cash in kind, write only the main source of income. While some income sources are straight forward others like “property” refer to income from rental or hire charges. Similarly, for students, trainees, individuals and institutional residents, etc. the stipend and allowances received should also be considered in this column. Likewise, remittances received should also be included in this column. Persons age 15 and over 1 Salary/wage 2 Own enterprise 3 Farming 4 Property 5 Pension 6 Stipend 7 Remittances 8 Livestock 9 Weaving 10 Other sources 11 No income Main source of income is the major or the main source of income through which the person earns a livelihood Ever delivered Ever delivered Ever delivered Ever delivered Ever delivered Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Ever delivered Ever given birth in her lifetime No, go to next woman This column is to screen out women who never delivered in their lifetime. Therefore, enter the code “1” for Yes and code “2” for No. If the response is code “2”, then go to the next woman, if any. All women aged 15 - 49 years 1 Yes 2 No 9 Not stated Male children born Male children born Male children born Male children born Male children born Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time Number of live children born to the women in her lifetime. Male In this column, write down the total number of male child born alive to the woman in her lifetime. All women aged 15 - 49 years Female children born Female children born Female children born Female children born Female children born Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time Number of live children born to the women in her lifetime. Female This column is for the total number of female child born alive to the woman in her lifetime. All women aged 15 - 49 years Total children ever born Total children ever born Total children ever born Total children ever born Total children ever born Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time All women aged 15 - 49 years Male children living Male children living Male children living Male children living Male children living Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time How many are living? Male Write down the number of male child living to the woman. All women aged 15 - 49 years Female children living Female children living Female children living Female children living Female children living Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time How many are living? Female Write down the number of female child living to the woman. All women aged 15 - 49 years Living Children Living Children Living Children Living Children Living Children Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time All women aged 15 - 49 years Male children dead Male children dead Male children dead Male children dead Male children dead Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time How many are dead? Male Since this question is sensitive, therefore while asking the question of this column and the next, be careful not to hurt the feelings of the respondent. Write the total number of male child dead, if any. If no death occurred, write “0”. All women aged 15 - 49 years Female children dead Female children dead Female children dead Female children dead Female children dead Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Child born in her life time How many are dead? Female Similarly, write the total number of female child dead, if any. If no death occurred, write “0”. All women aged 15 - 49 years Number deceased Number deceased Number deceased Number deceased Number deceased Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance All women aged 15 - 49 years Total living & deceased Total living & deceased Total living & deceased Total living & deceased Total living & deceased Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance All women aged 15 - 49 years Delivery in past 12 months Delivery in past 12 months Delivery in past 12 months Delivery in past 12 months Delivery in past 12 months Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Number of children born in past 12 months Any delivery in the past twelve months? No, go to next woman Ask the woman whether she had delivered in the past 12 months from the census reference period and write the response accordingly. If the response is “No” write code '2' and go to the next woman, if any. All women aged 15 - 49 years 1 Yes 2 No Male children born in the past 12 months Male children born in the past 12 months Male children born in the past 12 months Male children born in the past 12 months Male children born in the past 12 months Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Number of children born in past 12 months Number of children born - Male Ask the number of male child born to the woman in the past 12 months and write it in the space provided. Note, it is possible, and there are many instances, that a woman can have one or more children within 12 months period, for e.g. twins, or can have two deliveries within 12 months. All women aged 15 - 49 years Female children born in the past 12 months Female children born in the past 12 months Female children born in the past 12 months Female children born in the past 12 months Female children born in the past 12 months Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Number of children born in past 12 months Number of children born - Female Similarly, as in column 11, ask the number of female child born to the woman within the past 12 months and record the number accordingly. All women aged 15 - 49 years Birth 12 months Birth 12 months Birth 12 months Birth 12 months Birth 12 months Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Number of children born in past 12 months All women aged 15 - 49 years Health professional Health professional Health professional Health professional Health professional Note: Part C: Fill in for all women aged 15 - 49 years including institutional households and transient population. Total number of births and birth attendance Number of children born in past 12 months Did trained health professional attend during delivery? Ask the person if any health professional attended during the time of delivery and write the response using the appropriate code accordingly. All women aged 15 - 49 years 1 Yes 2 No