DDI_LCA_2005_SLC-HBS_v01_M
Central Statistical Office
2008-06-25
NADA
Version 01: Adopted from " DDI-SLU-CSO-2008-v1.1" DDI that was done by metadata producer mentioned in "Metadata Production" section.
Survey of Living Conditions and Household Budgets 2005-2006
2nd Survey of Living Conditions
SLC-HBS 2005-06
LCA_2005_SLC-HBS_v01_M
Central Statistical Office for Saint Lucia
Kairi Consultants Ltd
(c) 2006, Saint Lucia Central Statistics Office
NADA
Caribbean Development Bank
Government of St Lucia - Ministry of Social Transformation
Edwin St Catherine, Director of Statistics
Integrated Survey (non-LSMS) [hh/is]
The Survey of Living Conditions and Household Bugetary Survey (SLC/HBS) is the second in a series of household surveys. The first SLC was done in 1995. Both the 1995 and the 2005 surveys were designed by Consultants hired by the CDB in collaboration with the CSO. The 2005 - 2006 survey also included a household budget survey component which was used to develop a national basket of expenditure shares for updating the Consumer Price Index. The primary purpose of the survey was to measure poverty indicators, the headcount, Forster-Greer-Thorbecke and other related indicators.
consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1]
employment [3.1]
unemployment [3.5]
general health [8.4]
specific diseases and medical conditions [8.9]
drug abuse, alcohol and smoking [8.3]
housing [10.1]
children [12.1]
elderly [12.2]
equality and inequality [12.4]
migration [14.3]
economic conditions and indicators [1.2]
income, property and investment/saving [1.5]
compulsory and pre-school education [6.2]
post-compulsory education [6.5]
health care and medical treatment [8.5]
nutrition [8.7]
The main objective of the survey is to assess the living conditions of the population of St Lucia and to develop a national basket of goods and services for updating of the consumer price index. The survey contains information on housing conditions, cost of accomodation, cost of rountine household maintenance and repairs, annual cost of purching furniture and furishings for the household, cost of vehicle operations, where items are purchased, migration, anthopometric data, demographics, health, education, labour force, crime, clothing expenses, health expenses and income.
St. Lucia
National coverage, all Administrative Districts
Individuals, households, spenders (defined as persons age 18 and over and employed)
The survey covered all de jure household members (usual residents), the fertility section of the person questionnaire covers all women aged 15-49 years resident in the household, the anthropometic section covers all children aged 0-4 years (under age 5) resident in the household and the expenditure data covers all spenders 18 year of age and over and employed.
Sample survey data [ssd]
The scope of the Survey of Living Conditions and Household Budgets 2006 includes:
- HOUSEHOLD: Household characteristics, household listing, cost of accomodation, cost of rountine household maintenance, major types of household expenses, annual cost of funiture, home grown production consumed, vehicle expenses, migration and anthropometric data
- PERSONS: Demographics, health, education, labour force, clothing expenses, health expenses and income
- SPENDER: Data on Expenditure made by the spender
- CHILDREN: Children's characteristics, birth registration, breastfeeding, care of illness, immunization and anthropometry
Central Statistical Office
1302 households were selected for the sample. Of these, 1222 were occupied households and were successfully interviewed for a response rate of 94%. Within these households, 4319 persons were successfully interviewed (response rate 93.9%).
The stratification is done by district and is based on the percentage of agricultural workers for rural EDs (Enumeration Districts) and percentage of professional workers for urban EDs. There are two stages of selection, firstly the selection of EDs in all Districts then the selection of households using a random start and systematic selection proceedure. Households which refused or could not be contacted were replaced.
The sample frame used was based on the May 2001 Census and the sample size was 2.78% of the frame. Stratification was done on the district (District) and then by ED (Enumeration District) and finally by household (hhno).
There was no deviation from the sample design.
Face-to-face [f2f]
Four Questionnaires were administered to each household; each household was visited at least three times. On the first visit the Household and the Individual Questionnaires were administered. At the start of the first week one Daily Diary of Expenditure Questionnaire for the household and a Memory Jogger notebook for each spender in the household was left with household respondents to record all purchases over the next one-week period. The 2nd visit to the household occurred at the end of the first week at which point the Daily Diary completed by the household for the first week and all memory jogger notebooks were collected and the second week’s Diary and memory joggers were left. The 3rd visit to the household occurred at the end of the second week at which point the Daily Diary completed by the household and memory joggers from each spender for the second week was collected.
THE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRES
There are four (4) questionnaires to be administered in the survey.
1. S.L.C.H.B Household Questionnaire
2. S.L.C.H.B Individual/Person Questionnaire
3. S.L.C.H.B Memory Jogger
4. S.L.C.H.B Household Daily Diary of Expenditure
THE STRUCTURE OF THE QUESTIONNAIRES
Household Questionnaire
Front Page: Identification and control
Section 1: Housing conditions and household assets
Section 2 Part 1,2,3: Expenditure on accommodation, owned and rented
Section 2 Part 4: Expenditure on accommodation - Repair and maintenance of dwelling
Section 3 : Major types of household expenses
Section 4 Part 1: Furniture, furnishings and household equipment
Section 4 Part 2: Repairs and servicing of household articles
Section 5 : Agriculture products produced and consumed at home
Section 6: Transportation
Section 7: Regularity of purchase and main type of outlet
Section 8: For Heads of households only (Status of previous household head)
Section 9: To be completed for all former household members living away from the household in the past five years
Section 10: For children under the age of five years
Person Questionnaire
Control: Identification and control
Section 1: Characteristics – For all persons
Section 2: Migration – For all persons
Section 3: Health – For all persons
Section 4: Education – For all persons
Section 5: Employment – For person 15 years and over
Section 6: Marital, union status and fertility for persons – For persons over the age of 15 years
Section 7: Crime
Section 8: Clothing and footwear consumed in the last 3 months
Section 9: Other expenses
Section 10: Other Disbursements
Section 11: Income
Memory Jogger
Front Page: Identification and control
Daily Record: Pages 1 to 7
Back Page: Notes on the method of completing the daily diary
Daily Diary of Expenditure
Front Page: Identification and control
Pages 2 – 3: Notes on the method of completing the daily diary
Example: Example of method of completion (Pages 4, 5, 6)
Day One: Daily expenditures (Pages 7, 8, 9, 10)
Day Two: Daily expenditures (Pages 11, 12, 13, 14)
Day Three: Daily expenditures (Pages 15, 16, 17, 18)
Day Four: Daily expenditures (Pages 19, 20, 21, 22)
Day Five: Daily expenditures (Pages 23, 24, 25, 26)
Day Six: Daily expenditures (Pages 27, 28, 29, 30)
Day Seven: Daily expenditures (Pages 31, 32, 33, 34)
The pre-test for the survey took place from July 15, 2005 - July 25, 2005 and included 7 interviewers who would later become supervisors and enumerators for the main survey.
Each interviewing team comprised of 3-4 interviewers, together with a supervisor and a driver in some cases. A total of 35 interviewers, 6 supervisors and 4 field editors were used. Data collection took place over a period of about 6 months from September 2, 2005 until March 31, 2006. Interviewing took place everyday throughout the fieldwork period but was organised in two week periods in conformity with the collection of daily expenditure diaries.
Four Questionnaires will be administered to each household; each household will be visited three times. On the first visit the Household and the Individual Questionnaires will be administered. At the start of the first week one Daily Diary of Expenditure Questionnaire for the household and a Memory Jogger notebook for each spender in the household will be left with household respondents to record all purchases over the next one-week period. The 2nd visit to the household will occur at the end of the first week at which point the Daily Diary completed by the household for the first week and all memory jogger notebooks will be collected and the second week’s Diary and memory joggers will be left. The 3rd visit to the household will occur at the end of the second week at which point the Daily Diary completed by the household and memory joggers from each spender for the second week will be collected.
Sample weights were calculated for all of the data files by district.
Sample weights for the household data were computed as the inverse of the probability of selection of the household, computed at the sampling domain level represented by the district.
The household weights were adjusted for non-response at the domain level, and were then normalized by a constant factor so that the total weighted number of households equals the total unweighted number of households. The household weight variable is called WT and is used with the Household data and the Person data. Sample weights for the diaries were computed separately based on the number of diaries collected for each household within each domain of study.
Data editing took place at a number of stages throughout the processing, including:
a) Office editing and coding
b) During data capture which involved the scanning and verification of the data
c) Structure checking and completeness was done in SQL 2000 Enterprise Server
d) Secondary editing was done in SPSS
e) Structural checking of SPSS data files
Detailed documentation of the editing of data can be found in the "Data Editing and coding guidelines" document provided as an external resource.
Response rates by Administrative District follow:
Castries Urban: 98.5%
Castries Rural: 94.8%
Anse-La-raye/Canaries: 98.4%
Soufriere: 86.7%
Choiseul: 100.0%
Laborie: 94.5%
Vieuxfort: 89.1%
Micoud: 88.1%
Dennery: 97.0%
GrosIslet: 92.4%
Estimates from a sample survey are affected by two types of errors: 1) non-sampling errors and 2) sampling errors. Non-sampling errors are the results of mistakes made in the implementation of data collection and data processing. Numerous efforts were made during implementation of the 2005-2006 MICS to minimize this type of error, however, non-sampling errors are impossible to avoid and difficult to evaluate statistically.
If the sample of respondents had been a simple random sample, it would have been possible to use straightforward formulae for calculating sampling errors. However, the SLC/HBS 2005-2006 sample is the result of a multi-stage stratified design, and consequently needs to use more complex formulae. The CENVAR module of the IMPS 4.1 has been used to calculate sampling errors for the SLC/HBS 2005-2006. This module uses the Taylor linearization method of variance estimation for survey estimates that are means or proportions.
Sampling errors have been calculated for a select set of statistics (all of which are proportions due to the limitations of the Taylor linearization method) for the national sample, urban and rural areas, and for each of the five regions. For each statistic, the estimate, its standard error, the coefficient of variation (or relative error -- the ratio between the standard error and the estimate), the design effect, and the square root design effect (DEFT -- the ratio between the standard error using the given sample design and the standard error that would result if a simple random sample had been used), as well as the 95 percent confidence intervals (+/-2 standard errors).
Details of the sampling errors are presented in the sampling errors appendix to the report and in the sampling errors table presented in the external resources.
A series of data quality tables and graphs are available to review the quality of the data and include the following:
- Age distribution of the household population
- Age distribution of eligible children and children for whom the mother or caretaker was interviewed
- Age distribution of children under age 5 by 3 month groups
- Presence of mother in the household and person interviewed for the under 5 questionnaire
- School attendance by single year age
- Sex ratio at birth among children ever born, surviving and dead by age of respondent
- Distribution of women by time since last birth
- Scatter plot of weight by height, weight by age and height by age
- Graph of male and female population by single years of age
- Population pyramid
The results of each of these data quality tables are shown in the appendix of the final report and are also given in the external resources section.
The general rule for presentation of missing data in the final report tabulations is that a column is presented for missing data if the percentage of cases with missing data is 1% or more. Cases with missing data on the background characteristics (e.g. education) are included in the tables, but the missing data rows are suppressed and noted at the bottom of the tables in the report (not in the SPSS output, however).
Non-anonymized versions of the datasets are confidential.
Director
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
The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
Household
This file contains actual and derived data at the household level from the SLC-HBS 2005-2006.
1222
185
Persons
This file contains information on each person in the questionnaire, there is one person questionnaire per person in the household.
4318
209
Diaries
Information from all the diaries collected during the course of the SLC/HBS 2005-2006.
89425
23
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
1220
The barcode found on every page of the household questionnaire, this number is exactly the same on each page of the household questionnaire. It is used to link the pages of the household questionnaire during scanning.
Sub Sample Number
Sub Sample Number
Sub Sample Number
Sub Sample Number
Sub Sample Number
1221
The sub sample number of the selected household
Building Number
Building Number
Building Number
Building Number
Building Number
1222
344
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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18
19
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223
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229
231
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234
236
237
239
242
245
246
249
250
255
256
265
266
267
269
271
274
279
289
293
295
296
298
299
311
330
332
333
344
The building number within which the household can be found
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
1222
600
15600
600
701
802
902
903
1002
1301
1302
1406
1408
1409
1901
2000
2105
2201
2301
2303
2601
2603
2605
2701
2702
2806
2807
2901
2902
3101
3103
3104
3201
3406
3501
3504
3506
3801
3903
4002
4003
4004
4005
4401
4501
4503
4802
4803
4804
4902
4905
4907
4909
4911
4912
5001
5002
5500
5700
5902
6100
6203
6502
6701
6702
6703
7000
7101
7501
7900
8102
8300
8400
8602
8802
8902
9101
9402
9500
9601
9800
9900
10402
10802
10804
10805
11000
11201
11202
11203
11204
11206
11302
11303
11402
11505
11604
11605
11800
11901
12001
12003
12102
12105
12201
12300
12406
12501
12700
12800
13101
13200
13302
13402
13403
13501
13600
13702
13900
14002
14502
14601
14602
14603
14605
14702
14704
14706
14710
14711
14713
14714
14801
14803
14805
14902
14903
15000
15101
15102
15201
15202
15303
15600
The Enumeration District where the interview was done
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
Household Number
1222
1
288
69.442
52.889
Household: This will be the basic unit of enumeration. For the purpose of this survey, a household may be defined as:
- Single Member Household: That is, a person who lives alone and makes provision for his or her own food and other essentials.
- A Multi-Member Household: This is defined as two or more persons who combine to provide themselves with food and other essentials for living. These persons may be related or unrelated and the household may include boarders (a person sharing the housing unit and meals against payment) and servants who share food or other essentials. However, if the number of boarders exceed five then the household should be considered as an institutional unit and therefore not be included for the survey. In such cases the interviewer should inform the supervisor who will then assign a substitute household for investigation.
- A Lodger: Is a person who occupies a separate room or rooms in the housing unit and does not share meals with the host household. For purposes of this survey lodgers should be excluded from the list of members of the household.
- Housing Unit: Is defined as a structurally separate and independent place of abode. It should be noted that the occupants of a housing unit do not automatically constitute a single household and it follows that there can be two or more households with the same housing unit.
- Head of Household: For survey purposes every household must have a head. The head of the household is the person, man or woman who carries the main responsibility in the affairs of the household or the person who the members of the household regards as head.
- The spender is one of the central respondents to this survey. A spender is defined as a person 18 years of age and over or an employed person irrespective of age.
District
District
District
District
District
1222
1
12
1
Castries city
2
Castries sub-urban
3
Castries rural
4
Anse-la-Raye
5
Canaries
6
Soufriere
7
Choiseul
8
Laborie
9
Vieux-Fort
10
Micoud
11
Dennery
12
Gros-Islet
The administrative district where the interview was done.
Batch Tracking Number
Batch Tracking Number
Batch Tracking Number
Batch Tracking Number
Batch Tracking Number
1222
The Tracking number used for tracking the batch of questionnaires during scanning, it is composed of the ED number and the household number. It is also used to verify the ED and household number fields.
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
Telephone Number
1222
455
Telephone number of the household used to verify the information on the questionnaire.
Interviewer Number
Interviewer Number
Interviewer Number
Interviewer Number
Interviewer Number
1222
71
Number of the person performing the interview.
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
1222
23
3.594
2.386
1222
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1222
9
1
2
3
4
7
8
9
2
10008188
F
Date
Date
Date
Date
Date
1205
2005-01-04
2006-03-12
First Visit
First Visit
First Visit
First Visit
First Visit
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6
1
Completed
2
Partially completed
3
Refused
4
No suitable respondent at home
5
No contact
6
Vacant
Second Visit
Second Visit
Second Visit
Second Visit
Second Visit
1222
5
1
Completed
2
Partially completed
3
Refused
4
No suitable respondent at home
5
No contact
6
Vacant
Third Visit
Third Visit
Third Visit
Third Visit
Third Visit
1222
5
1
Completed
2
Partially completed
3
Refused
4
No suitable respondent at home
5
No contact
6
Vacant
Fourth Visit
Fourth Visit
Fourth Visit
Fourth Visit
Fourth Visit
1222
3
1
Completed
2
Partially completed
3
Refused
4
No suitable respondent at home
5
No contact
6
Vacant
Type of Dwelling
Type of Dwelling
Type of Dwelling
Type of Dwelling
Type of Dwelling
What type of dwelling does this household occupy?
1222
1
8
1
Undivided private house
2
Part of a private house
3
Flat, apartment, condominium
4
Townhouse
5
Double house/duplex
6
Combined business & dwelling
7
Barracks
8
Other
Material of Outer Walls
Material of Outer Walls
Material of Outer Walls
Material of Outer Walls
Material of Outer Walls
What is the construction material of the outer walls?
1222
46583.63
1
9
1
Wood/timber
2
Concrete/concrete blocks
3
Wood & concrete
4
Stone
5
Brick/blocks
6
Plywood
7
Makeshift
8
Other/don't know
9
Not stated
Roof Material
Roof Material
Roof Material
Roof Material
Roof Material
What is the material used for roofing?
H2.3 What is the material used for roofing?
1222
1
9
1
Sheet metal (galvanize)
2
Shingle asphalt
3
Shingle wood
4
Shingle other
5
Tile
6
Concrete
7
Makeshift/thatched
8
Other
9
Don't know
Tenancy of Land
Tenancy of Land
Tenancy of Land
Tenancy of Land
Tenancy of Land
Does the household own the land beneath the dwelling?
H2.4 Does the household own the land beneath the dwelling?
1222
1
1
Owned with title
2
Family owned
3
Rents the land
4
Leases the land
5
Squatting
6
Not owned
9
Not stated
Tenancy of Dwelling
Tenancy of Dwelling
Tenancy of Dwelling
Tenancy of Dwelling
Tenancy of Dwelling
Does this household own, rent or lease this dwelling?
H3.1 Does this household own, rent or lease this dwelling?
1222
46583.63
1
9
1
Owned with mortgage
2
Owned without mortgage
3
Rented-furnished
4
Rented-unfurnished
5
Leased
6
Rent-free
7
Squatted
8
Other
9
Not stated
Cooking Fuel Used
Cooking Fuel Used
Cooking Fuel Used
Cooking Fuel Used
Cooking Fuel Used
What type of fuel does this household use most for cooking?
1222
46583.63
1
6
1
Coal
2
Wood
3
Gas/lpg/cooking gas
4
Kerosene
5
Electricity
6
Other
Toilet Facilities
Toilet Facilities
Toilet Facilities
Toilet Facilities
Toilet Facilities
What type of toilet facilities does this household have?
Question H3.3 distinguishes between a normal pit latrine and one which is ventilated, please ensure that if the response received is pit latrine you specify which of the two categories is being referred to by the respondent.
1222
1
9
1
W.C. Linked to sewer
2
W.C. Linked to septic tank/soak-away
3
Pit-latrine
4
Ventilated pit-latrine
5
Other
6
None
9
Not stated
Facilities Shared
Facilities Shared
Facilities Shared
Facilities Shared
Facilities Shared
Does your household share any of the following facilities with another household?
1222
1
6
1
Kitchen
2
Toilet/bathroom
3
Water
4
Any combination of 1, 2 or 3
5
None
6
Other
Main Source of Water
Main Source of Water
Main Source of Water
Main Source of Water
Main Source of Water
What is the main source of your water supply?
If response is 1 or 2 to H3.5 continue, otherwise skip to H3.7
1222
1
9
1
Public, piped into dwelling
2
Public, piped into yard
3
Public standpipe
4
Public well/tank or truck
5
Private, piped into dwelling
6
Private catchment not piped
7
Private catchment piped
8
Other
9
Not stated
Days Have Water in Tap
Days Have Water in Tap
Days Have Water in Tap
Days Have Water in Tap
Days Have Water in Tap
In the past twelve months, how many days on average per week do you have water in your pipe?
Question H3.6 what we are trying to determine here is the average number of days for which the respondent has not received water in the pipe over the past twelve months. Please note that if the respondent has a water tank they may not know when there is water in the pipe, in this case you should record “8” to represent “Don't Know”. For respondents with a water source which is not piped into the dwelling or yard Ques H3.6 is not applicable and this should be recorded by placing a “9” in the box provided, otherwise the average number of days is recorded.
1222
9
Never
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Always
8
Don't know
9
Not stated
Type of Lighting
Type of Lighting
Type of Lighting
Type of Lighting
Type of Lighting
What type of lighting does this household use most?
1222
1
9
1
Gas
2
Kerosene
3
Electricity -public
4
Electricity - private
5
Other
6
None
9
Not stated
Year Dwelling Built
Year Dwelling Built
Year Dwelling Built
Year Dwelling Built
Year Dwelling Built
In which year was this dwelling built?
Question H3.8 Ask this question to all respondents. Respondents renting their dwelling units may not know the year it was built, in this case put an X in the box for the response 11 “Don't Know” and move to the next question.
1222
1
99
1
Before 1970
2
1970 - 1979
3
1980 - 1989
4
1990 - 1995
5
1996 - 2000
6
2001
7
2002
8
2003
9
2004
10
2005
11
Don't know
99
Not stated
Number of Rooms
Number of Rooms
Number of Rooms
Number of Rooms
Number of Rooms
Do not count bathrooms, porches, kitchens, laundry rooms etc.
How many rooms does your dwelling unit contain?
1222
99
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
11
98
99
Number of Bedrooms
Number of Bedrooms
Number of Bedrooms
Number of Bedrooms
Number of Bedrooms
How many are used - Solely as bedrooms?
Ques. H3.10 tries to determine the uses to which rooms in the household are put. Option 3 refers to rooms in the household which are rented out to other households or businesses. Option 2 refers to use of rooms in the household for a business purpose which bring income to the household in cash or in kind.
1222
99
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
99
Rooms Used For Business
Rooms Used For Business
Rooms Used For Business
Rooms Used For Business
Rooms Used For Business
How many are used - Used for business?
Ques. H3.10 tries to determine the uses to which rooms in the household are put. Option 3 refers to rooms in the household which are rented out to other households or businesses. Option 2 refers to use of rooms in the household for a business purpose which bring income to the household in cash or in kind.
1222
4
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Rooms Rented
Rooms Rented
Rooms Rented
Rooms Rented
Rooms Rented
How many are used - Rented or sub-letted?
Ques. H3.10 tries to determine the uses to which rooms in the household are put. Option 3 refers to rooms in the household which are rented out to other households or businesses. Option 2 refers to use of rooms in the household for a business purpose which bring income to the household in cash or in kind.
1222
3
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Rooms Vacant
Rooms Vacant
Rooms Vacant
Rooms Vacant
Rooms Vacant
How many are used - Vacant?
Ques. H3.10 tries to determine the uses to which rooms in the household are put. Option 3 refers to rooms in the household which are rented out to other households or businesses. Option 2 refers to use of rooms in the household for a business purpose which bring income to the household in cash or in kind.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Economic Situation
Economic Situation
Economic Situation
Economic Situation
Economic Situation
How do you compare the overall economic situation of the household with one year ago?
Ques. H3.11 This question requires the respondent to make an overall assessment of the current economic situation of the household, and compare it to the overall economic situation existing 12 months prior to the interview. This is not simply a monetary measure, but rather, an assessment of the household's resources and the ability to meet its needs.
1222
6
1
Much worse now
2
A little worse now
3
Same
4
A little better now
5
Much better now
6
Don't know
Socio-Economic Rating
Socio-Economic Rating
Socio-Economic Rating
Socio-Economic Rating
Socio-Economic Rating
On a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is poor and 5 is rich how would you rate your household?
1222
1
9
1
Poor
2
Ii
3
Iii
4
Iv
5
Rich
9
Not stated
Land Line
Land Line
Land Line
Land Line
Land Line
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
4
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Cell Phone
Cell Phone
Cell Phone
Cell Phone
Cell Phone
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
9
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Television
Television
Television
Television
Television
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
3
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
DVD
DVD
DVD
DVD
DVD
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
3
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Stove
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
3
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Electric Iron
Electric Iron
Electric Iron
Electric Iron
Electric Iron
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
3
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Radio/Stereo/CD
Radio/Stereo/CD
Radio/Stereo/CD
Radio/Stereo/CD
Radio/Stereo/CD
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
9
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Washing Machine
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
2
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
6
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
4
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Water Tank
Water Tank
Water Tank
Water Tank
Water Tank
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Cisterns
Cisterns
Cisterns
Cisterns
Cisterns
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
6
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Weed Eater/Lawn Mower
Weed Eater/Lawn Mower
Weed Eater/Lawn Mower
Weed Eater/Lawn Mower
Weed Eater/Lawn Mower
Indicate how many of each of this item is owned by all household members?
(Write "0" where there is none)
Ques. H4.1 Please note that the items to be included here must be in good working order.
1222
5
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
Tenure of Dwelling
Tenure of Dwelling
Tenure of Dwelling
Tenure of Dwelling
Tenure of Dwelling
In the past twelve months did you own or rent your dwelling?
1222
3
1
Own
2
Both
3
Rent
House Tax
House Tax
House Tax
House Tax
House Tax
How much is paid annually for the following: House taxes
1222
99999
6607.732
24738.193
Land Tax
Land Tax
Land Tax
Land Tax
Land Tax
How much is paid annually for the following: Other property taxes, eg. Land Tax
1222
99999
5410.483
22610.672
Rent/Lease of Land
Rent/Lease of Land
Rent/Lease of Land
Rent/Lease of Land
Rent/Lease of Land
What is the annual rent or lease for the land on which the house is built?
Quest 1.2: The land being referred to in this question is the land on which the dwelling unit is built, if the land is owned by a household member, this question is not applicable. Land which is rented or leased is based on a specific agreement between the land owner and a member of the household, land leased is usually based on a longer term agreement of over a year while rented land is based on shorter term agreements usually requiring more regular payments, example monthly payments.
1222
999999
12448.712
110210.076
Annual Insurance on Dwelling
Annual Insurance on Dwelling
Annual Insurance on Dwelling
Annual Insurance on Dwelling
Annual Insurance on Dwelling
How much Insurance premium is paid on this dwelling annually ?
1222
99999
3384.025
17598.535
Part of Dwelling Rented
Part of Dwelling Rented
Part of Dwelling Rented
Part of Dwelling Rented
Part of Dwelling Rented
Is any part of this dwelling rented?
Please note the skip instruction at Quest. 1.4. For dwelling units where parts of the building is not Sub-letted you are must skip to Ques. 1.6.
1222
2
1.539
0.826
1
2
Furnished/Partly Furnished
Furnished/Partly Furnished
Furnished/Partly Furnished
Furnished/Partly Furnished
Furnished/Partly Furnished
What amount do you receive monthly for rental/sub-letting: for any or all of the following purposes: Furnished/Partly furnished (household accommodation)
1222
99998
169.523
4045.546
Unfurnished
Unfurnished
Unfurnished
Unfurnished
Unfurnished
What amount do you receive monthly for rental/sub-letting: for any or all of the following purposes: Unfurnished (household accommodation)
1222
99999
175.322
4044.869
Business
Business
Business
Business
Business
What amount do you receive monthly for rental/sub-letting: for any or all of the following purposes: Business
1222
99998
81.831
2860.591
Monthy Charge if Renting
Monthy Charge if Renting
Monthy Charge if Renting
Monthy Charge if Renting
Monthy Charge if Renting
How much rent would you charge monthly if you were to rent this accommodation unfurnished?
1222
72000
5084.003
6781.19
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
If rent includes meals, estimate approximately the monthly value of meals
1222
9999999
1954073.281
3876879.674
Make Mortgage Payments
Make Mortgage Payments
Make Mortgage Payments
Make Mortgage Payments
Make Mortgage Payments
Do you make mortgage payments for this dwelling?
1222
2
1
2
Purchased Construction Material
Purchased Construction Material
Purchased Construction Material
Purchased Construction Material
Purchased Construction Material
1222
244800
1559.008
9877.216
Purchase/construct dwelling unit during past 12 months
Purchase/construct dwelling unit during past 12 months
Purchase/construct dwelling unit during past 12 months
Purchase/construct dwelling unit during past 12 months
Purchase/construct dwelling unit during past 12 months
Did you purchase/construct this dwelling unit during the past 12 months?
1222
2
1
Yes
2
No
New or Used Material
New or Used Material
New or Used Material
New or Used Material
New or Used Material
If purchased, was the dwelling unit bought new or was it previously occupied?
1222
2
1
2
Purchase Price or Construction Cost
Purchase Price or Construction Cost
Purchase Price or Construction Cost
Purchase Price or Construction Cost
Purchase Price or Construction Cost
Purchase price or construction cost
1222
9999998
9067.101
286306.864
Duration of Mortgage
Duration of Mortgage
Duration of Mortgage
Duration of Mortgage
Duration of Mortgage
Duration of mortgage
1222
1176
1.552
35.246
Amount of Mortgage
Amount of Mortgage
Amount of Mortgage
Amount of Mortgage
Amount of Mortgage
Amount of mortgage
After Q2.5 go to Q3.1
1222
9999998
8334.452
286089.778
Amount Paid For Monthly Rent
Amount Paid For Monthly Rent
Amount Paid For Monthly Rent
Amount Paid For Monthly Rent
Amount Paid For Monthly Rent
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
State amount paid for monthly rent
1222
45000
923.676
2748.44
Dwelling Sub-Letted
Dwelling Sub-Letted
Dwelling Sub-Letted
Dwelling Sub-Letted
Dwelling Sub-Letted
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
Is any part of this dwelling unit sub-letted?
1222
2
0.937
0.996
1
2
Receipt For Furnished Rental
Receipt For Furnished Rental
Receipt For Furnished Rental
Receipt For Furnished Rental
Receipt For Furnished Rental
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
State monthly receipts from sub-letting or renting: Furnished/Partly furnished
1222
Receipt For Unfurnished Rental
Receipt For Unfurnished Rental
Receipt For Unfurnished Rental
Receipt For Unfurnished Rental
Receipt For Unfurnished Rental
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
State monthly receipts from sub-letting or renting: Unfurnished
1222
400
0.327
11.443
Receipt For Business Rental
Receipt For Business Rental
Receipt For Business Rental
Receipt For Business Rental
Receipt For Business Rental
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
State monthly receipts from sub-letting or renting: Business
1222
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Value of Meals
Ask question if household has been renting for all or part of the last twelve months
If rent includes meals, estimate approximately the monthly value of meals
1222
Spent on Repair and Maintenence
Spent on Repair and Maintenence
Spent on Repair and Maintenence
Spent on Repair and Maintenence
Spent on Repair and Maintenence
1222
74000
1347.267
5324.016
Expenditure on repair/maintenance
Expenditure on repair/maintenance
Expenditure on repair/maintenance
Expenditure on repair/maintenance
Expenditure on repair/maintenance
During the past 12 months have you incurred any expenditure on any of the following items for the purpose of repairing and maintaining the accommodation occupied by your household.
Note: Exclude any expenditures on major additions and improvements which add to the value of the property, e.g. built a new wall, built a retaining wall, etc. Also, exclude expenditure on damages caused by extraordinary events, e.g. hurricane, fire, etc.
Even if rented, probe for repair and maintenance expenses.
Quest 4.1 Read the note on the questionnaire to obtain a full understanding of what is required to answer this question. Please note that the skip instruction at the top of this section will determine whether it is to be answered, if it is not to be answered go to Quest 4.2. Note: what is required is cost of maintenance and minor repairs Expenditures on major additions and improvements which add to the value of the property should be excluded.
1222
2
1.649
0.503
1
Yes
2
No
Dwelling suffer damage caused by extra-ordinary events
Dwelling suffer damage caused by extra-ordinary events
Dwelling suffer damage caused by extra-ordinary events
Dwelling suffer damage caused by extra-ordinary events
Dwelling suffer damage caused by extra-ordinary events
In the past twelve months, did the physical structure of your dwelling suffer any damage caused by extra-ordinary events (e.g. Hurricane, fire, etc.?
This Section deals with the effect of a natural disaster or an extra-ordinary event. The question request information on whether a disaster occurred, the nature of the damage sustained by the household, its cost and how the repairs are to be funded. If the household sustained no damage or on completion of the section you must go to section 3.
1222
2
1.967
0.223
1
Yes
2
No
Nature of the damage
Nature of the damage
Nature of the damage
Nature of the damage
Nature of the damage
Can you tell me the nature of the damage? (select all that apply)
This Section deals with the effect of a natural disaster or an extra-ordinary event. The question request information on whether a disaster occurred, the nature of the damage sustained by the household, its cost and how the repairs are to be funded. If the household sustained no damage or on completion of the section you must go to section 3.
1222
5
0.0466
0.419
1
Roof
2
Walls
3
Windows or doors
4
Floors
5
Others
Amount paid to fix damage
Amount paid to fix damage
Amount paid to fix damage
Amount paid to fix damage
Amount paid to fix damage
How much have you paid to repair these damages?
This Section deals with the effect of a natural disaster or an extra-ordinary event. The question request information on whether a disaster occurred, the nature of the damage sustained by the household, its cost and how the repairs are to be funded. If the household sustained no damage or on completion of the section you must go to section 3.
1222
130000
168.329
3874.046
How repairs were funded
How repairs were funded
How repairs were funded
How repairs were funded
How repairs were funded
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)?
This Section deals with the effect of a natural disaster or an extra-ordinary event. The question request information on whether a disaster occurred, the nature of the damage sustained by the household, its cost and how the repairs are to be funded. If the household sustained no damage or on completion of the section you must go to section 3.
1222
5
0.0115
0.185
1
Out of pocket
2
Insurance claim
3
Relatives or friends
5
Other
Amount out of pocket
Amount out of pocket
Amount out of pocket
Amount out of pocket
Amount out of pocket
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)? Out of Pocket
1222
30000
70.068
1264.909
Amount insurance claim
Amount insurance claim
Amount insurance claim
Amount insurance claim
Amount insurance claim
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)? Insurance Claim
1222
100000
82.196
2860.644
Amount relatives and friends
Amount relatives and friends
Amount relatives and friends
Amount relatives and friends
Amount relatives and friends
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)? Relatives and friends
1222
111
0.446
6.954
Amount government support
Amount government support
Amount government support
Amount government support
Amount government support
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)? Government Support
1222
111
0.182
4.489
Amount others
Amount others
Amount others
Amount others
Amount others
How were these repairs funded and at what cost (Select all that apply)? Other
1222
999998
818.694
28606.411
Amount spend on gas for cooking
Amount spend on gas for cooking
Amount spend on gas for cooking
Amount spend on gas for cooking
Amount spend on gas for cooking
How much did you spend during the last 3 months on gas for cooking? e.g. propane, butane cylinders
1222
3516
371.591
282.838
Water
Water
Water
Water
Water
How much were you billed for water in the last last month (exclude balances from previous bills from WASCO)
1222
9600
545.359
662.362
Sewerage
Sewerage
Sewerage
Sewerage
Sewerage
How much were you billed for sewerage in the last month (exclude balances from previous bills)
1222
4800
33.083
252.802
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
How much were you billed for electricity in the last month (exclude balances from previous bills)
1222
19200
1548.059
1515.965
Fixed Telephone
Fixed Telephone
Fixed Telephone
Fixed Telephone
Fixed Telephone
How much were you billed for fixed line telephone in the last month (exclude balances from previous bills, including phone cards, caller ID, call waiting, etc)
1222
12000
752.484
1387.394
c0562601 Other Related Household Expenses
c0562601 Other Related Household Expenses
c0562601 Other Related Household Expenses
c0562601 Other Related Household Expenses
c0562601 Other Related Household Expenses
How much was paid by you in the last twelve months for other related household expenses n.e.s
(Specify) e.g. Emptying of septic tank
1222
6000
896.249
1155.729
Other related household expenses
Other related household expenses
Other related household expenses
Other related household expenses
Other related household expenses
How much was paid by you in the last twelve months for other related household expenses n.e.s (Specify) e.g. Emptying of septic tank
1222
3120
11.599
107.507
Employed Staff
Employed Staff
Employed Staff
Employed Staff
Employed Staff
How much was spent monthly on employed staff including maids, butlers, drivers, gardeners, etc
1222
37200
337.394
1869.111
Temporary Employees
Temporary Employees
Temporary Employees
Temporary Employees
Temporary Employees
How much was spent monthly on persons engaged temporarily for baby-sitting, housework, etc.
1222
7680
56.985
503.696
Child Care
Child Care
Child Care
Child Care
Child Care
How much was spent monthly on child care outside of the home e.g. day nurseries, play schools and other child minding services
1222
7800
83.381
558.512
Care of Elderly
Care of Elderly
Care of Elderly
Care of Elderly
Care of Elderly
How much was spent monthly on care of elderly relatives inside the home
1222
6000
41.755
425.853
Care of Elderly -Outside Home
Care of Elderly -Outside Home
Care of Elderly -Outside Home
Care of Elderly -Outside Home
Care of Elderly -Outside Home
How much was spent monthly on care of elderly relatives outside the home
1222
36000
146.71
1338.295
Care of Disabled
Care of Disabled
Care of Disabled
Care of Disabled
Care of Disabled
How much was spent monthly on care of the disabled
1222
7200
22.095
320.937
Care of Domestic Animals
Care of Domestic Animals
Care of Domestic Animals
Care of Domestic Animals
Care of Domestic Animals
How much was spent monthly on care of Domestic Animals (Pets)
1222
11964
84.894
568.99
Garnening
Garnening
Garnening
Garnening
Garnening
How much was spent monthly on gardening/lawn care services
1222
14400
133.1
656.861
Cable TV
Cable TV
Cable TV
Cable TV
Cable TV
How much was spent monthly on cablevision installation and/or Service
1222
5760
296.465
365.553
Internet Services
Internet Services
Internet Services
Internet Services
Internet Services
How much was spent monthly on Internet Services
1222
4500
113.136
396.517
Household Services
Household Services
Household Services
Household Services
Household Services
Amount spent last twelve months on other household services, moving, laundry,
1222
5472
9.013
167.349
1222
4228
216.545
437.323
1222
2410
16.993
116.605
1222
3380
199.546
404.455
1222
400
7.133
34.592
1222
340
0.951
13.947
1222
400
6.182
31.505
1222
1242
35.016
135.388
1222
5121
258.683
501.167
1222
2
1.7
0.476
1
2
1222
35928
540.628
1888.773
1222
7600
70.178
431.838
1222
2
1.71
0.507
1
2
1222
0.99
0.196
0.384
1222
0.98
0.0484
0.198
1222
44257
1856.277
5350.963
1222
45160
1891.777
5450.8
1222
99
9.654
14.543
1222
99
62.789
42.782
1222
99
58.937
42.575
1222
4
1
Yes
2
No
3
Somewhat
4
Don't know
Identification Number
Identification Number
Identification Number
Identification Number
Identification Number
1222
600001
15600077
7806932.756
4825970.011
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
Clothing
1222
53892
2696.943
4829.156
Health
Health
Health
Health
Health
1222
104440
1679.66
5623.231
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
1222
51200
1403.178
4317.818
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
1222
2660
111.767
279.371
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
Entertainment
1222
Personal Care
Personal Care
Personal Care
Personal Care
Personal Care
1222
40756
309.309
1278.912
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
1222
1
19
3.534
2.254
Adult Equivalent
Adult Equivalent
Adult Equivalent
Adult Equivalent
Adult Equivalent
1222
0.606
14.276
2.697
1.689
Total Non Food
Total Non Food
Total Non Food
Total Non Food
Total Non Food
1222
370
176010
21566.187
20499.61
Food
Food
Food
Food
Food
1222
58
52641
7156.065
6671.004
1222
77
54494
3170.024
3451.489
1222
316
117463
10469.335
12501.138
Total Expenditure
Total Expenditure
Total Expenditure
Total Expenditure
Total Expenditure
1222
530
211898
28722.252
24074.837
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
1222
1570
1570
1570
1222
951
22406
4232.302
2651.104
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
1222
5086
5086
5086
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
1222
1
2
1
Poor
2
Non poor
1222
1
0.0123
0.11
1
1222
1
0.988
0.11
1
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
1222
530
120113
10561.177
11473.725
Household Quintiles - Per Capita
Household Quintiles - Per Capita
Household Quintiles - Per Capita
Household Quintiles - Per Capita
Household Quintiles - Per Capita
1222
1
5
3.003
1.416
1
Poorest
2
Ii
3
Iii
4
Iv
5
V
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Expenditure
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Expenditure
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Expenditure
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Expenditure
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Expenditure
1222
755
141320
13622.021
14520.773
Household Quintiles - AE
Household Quintiles - AE
Household Quintiles - AE
Household Quintiles - AE
Household Quintiles - AE
1222
1
5
1
Poorest
2
Ii
3
Iii
4
Iv
5
V
1222
24363.56
423.098
983.2
1222
649.48
0.809
20.075
1222
19624.8
578.242
1211.949
1222
25731
1002.164
1759.68
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
985
237
1
7
1
Employed
2
Unemployed
3
4
5
6
7
Labour Force
Labour Force
Labour Force
Labour Force
Labour Force
1222
7
1
Participant
2
Not in labour force
3
4
5
6
7
Expenses at Public Health Facilities
Expenses at Public Health Facilities
Expenses at Public Health Facilities
Expenses at Public Health Facilities
Expenses at Public Health Facilities
How much did ......... have to pay at public health facilities for all visits made during the past thirty (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
1222
820
5.663
33.181
Expenses at Private Health Facilities
Expenses at Private Health Facilities
Expenses at Private Health Facilities
Expenses at Private Health Facilities
Expenses at Private Health Facilities
How much did ......... have to pay at private/public health facilities for all visits made during the past thirty (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
1222
3100
26.52
137.78
Cost of Hospitalisation
Cost of Hospitalisation
Cost of Hospitalisation
Cost of Hospitalisation
Cost of Hospitalisation
How much did ...... have to pay or have paid altogether for his/her stay in a public/Private hospital during the past (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
1222
6800
32.538
311.208
Cost of Medicine
Cost of Medicine
Cost of Medicine
Cost of Medicine
Cost of Medicine
How much would ....... have spent if he/she were to purchase the medicines obtained from a public facility at a private facility?
1222
800
18.025
58.258
Cost of Medicine - Private
Cost of Medicine - Private
Cost of Medicine - Private
Cost of Medicine - Private
Cost of Medicine - Private
How much has ....... spent for medicines at private sources in the past (30) days?
1222
4275
34.763
167.606
Cost of Medicine - Public
Cost of Medicine - Public
Cost of Medicine - Public
Cost of Medicine - Public
Cost of Medicine - Public
How much has ....... spent for medicines at public sources in the past (30) days?
1222
489
8.537
35.661
Other Economic Loss
Other Economic Loss
Other Economic Loss
Other Economic Loss
Other Economic Loss
1222
90000
184.006
2722.974
Wages and Salaries - Main Job
Wages and Salaries - Main Job
Wages and Salaries - Main Job
Wages and Salaries - Main Job
Wages and Salaries - Main Job
How much did you receive in wages and salary LAST PAY PERIOD FROM MAIN JOB (GROSS PAY) . Include Overtime, tips and bonuses, Income tax and NIS
1222
18000
1324.889
1948.629
Wages and Salaries - Other Job
Wages and Salaries - Other Job
Wages and Salaries - Other Job
Wages and Salaries - Other Job
Wages and Salaries - Other Job
How much did you receive in wages and salary LAST PAY PERIOD FROM OTHER JOB (GROSS PAY). Include Overtime, tips and bonuses, Income tax and NIS
1222
21000
55.716
655.91
Remittances
Remittances
Remittances
Remittances
Remittances
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Money sent by relatives and friends overseas - Remittances from abroad
1222
27927
356.095
1413.882
Rental Income
Rental Income
Rental Income
Rental Income
Rental Income
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Rental income received by you for house, land and other property
1222
24000
80.78
865.612
Other Entrepreneural Income
Other Entrepreneural Income
Other Entrepreneural Income
Other Entrepreneural Income
Other Entrepreneural Income
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Other entrepreneurial income, example from self employment
1222
36000
243.788
2071.729
Dividends
Dividends
Dividends
Dividends
Dividends
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Dividends on local and foreign investments (e.g Credit union dividends)
1222
10000
29.16
425.26
Interest
Interest
Interest
Interest
Interest
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Interest on local and foreign bank deposits, bonds
1222
1200
3.351
47.92
Retirement Pension - Government
Retirement Pension - Government
Retirement Pension - Government
Retirement Pension - Government
Retirement Pension - Government
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Government retirement pension
1222
45600
253.739
2261.879
Pension From Other Local Employer
Pension From Other Local Employer
Pension From Other Local Employer
Pension From Other Local Employer
Pension From Other Local Employer
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Pension from other former St. Lucian employer
1222
36000
155.236
1813.856
Pension From Foreigh Employer
Pension From Foreigh Employer
Pension From Foreigh Employer
Pension From Foreigh Employer
Pension From Foreigh Employer
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Pension from former foreign employer
1222
64800
427.43
3630.188
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Social Security (NIS), excluding old age/retirement pension
1222
20160
204.65
1314.12
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Insurance Annuities
1222
1
0.00164
0.0404
1
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Public assistance
1222
4700
20.273
192.479
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Child support
1222
64200
325.544
2137.81
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Allowances - alimony
1222
10400
102.909
725.209
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Allowances - financial aid
1222
8400
51.319
452.197
Scholarship
Scholarship
Scholarship
Scholarship
Scholarship
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Allowances - scholarships
1222
1500
2.957
55.431
Interest From Stocks
Interest From Stocks
Interest From Stocks
Interest From Stocks
Interest From Stocks
Income sources - Other - Received annually: Interest from stocks, shares, Treasury bills and other investments
1222
13000
12.867
376.599
All Other Income
All Other Income
All Other Income
All Other Income
All Other Income
Income sources - Other - Received annually: All Other Income, nes
1222
49998
636.031
2771.726
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
1222
35.77
41.28
38.121
1.511
1203
19
11.5
1.606
1.187
Household ID
Household ID
Household ID
Household ID
Household ID
4318
600001
15600077
7662626.844
4676192.618
Household No
Household No
Household No
Household No
Household No
4318
ED No
ED No
ED No
ED No
ED No
4318
Household No
Household No
Household No
Household No
Household No
4318
1
288
69.41
52.829
District
District
District
District
District
4318
1
Castries city
2
Castries sub-urban
3
Castries rural
4
Anse-la-raye
5
Canaries
6
Soufriere
7
Choiseul
8
Laborie
9
Vieux-fort
10
Micoud
11
Dennery
12
Gros-islet
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
Person Number
1.1. Please fill in this person's assigned number from household roster
All persons
4318
1
19
Relationship to Head of Household
Relationship to Head of Household
Relationship to Head of Household
Relationship to Head of Household
Relationship to Head of Household
What is .....'s relationship to the head of household?
All persons
4318
1
99
1
Head
2
Spouse/partner
3
Child
4
Son/daughter-in-law
5
Grandchild
6
Parent/parent-in-law
7
Other relative
8
Non-relative
99
Not stated
Head of Household: For survey purposes every household must have a head. The head of the household is the person, man or woman who carries the main responsibility in the affairs of the household or the person who the members of the household regards as head.
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
1.3. INTERVIEWER: X the appropriate box. FOR PERSONS NOT SEEN ASK: Is.........male or female?
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Male
2
Female
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
How old was..........on his/her last birthday?
All persons
4318
164803
97
30.396
30.395
21.897
21.904
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
What is.......'s date of birth?
If age is not stated please estimate age if you see the person. Otherwise ask the respondent to estimate the person's age
All persons
2354
1907-08-02
2031-10-15
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
Ethnicity
1.5 To what ethnic, racial or national group do you think..........belongs?
All persons
4318
1
10
1
African descent/negro/black
2
Indigenous people (amerindian/carib)
3
East indian
4
Chinese/asian
5
Portuguese
6
Syrian/lebanese
7
White/caucasian
8
Mixed
9
Other
10
Don't know/not stated
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
Religion
1.6 What is..........'s religion/denomination?
All persons
4318
1
20
1
Anglican
2
Baptist
3
Bahai
4
Brethren
5
Church of god
6
Evangelical
7
Hindu
8
Jehovah witnesses
9
Methodist
10
Moravian
11
Muslim
12
Pentecostal
13
Presbyterian
14
Rastafarian
15
Roman catholic
16
Salvation army
17
Seventh day adventist
18
None
19
Not stated
20
Other
Have Working Cellular
Have Working Cellular
Have Working Cellular
Have Working Cellular
Have Working Cellular
1.7A Do .... have a working mobile phone ?
All persons
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Amount Spent on Cellular
Amount Spent on Cellular
Amount Spent on Cellular
Amount Spent on Cellular
Amount Spent on Cellular
1.7B How much did ..... spend on cellular telephone (pre-paid and/or post-paid) in the last month (exclude balances from previous bills, include monthly package cost and additional cost for text messaging, caller ID, call waiting, etc)
All persons
1812
2506
9999
355.713
1707.815
Internet access: Home
Internet access: Home
Internet access: Home
Internet access: Home
Internet access: Home
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: Work
Internet access: Work
Internet access: Work
Internet access: Work
Internet access: Work
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: School
Internet access: School
Internet access: School
Internet access: School
Internet access: School
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: Internet Cafe
Internet access: Internet Cafe
Internet access: Internet Cafe
Internet access: Internet Cafe
Internet access: Internet Cafe
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
164803
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: Cell Phone
Internet access: Cell Phone
Internet access: Cell Phone
Internet access: Cell Phone
Internet access: Cell Phone
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: Family Friend
Internet access: Family Friend
Internet access: Family Friend
Internet access: Family Friend
Internet access: Family Friend
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: Other
Internet access: Other
Internet access: Other
Internet access: Other
Internet access: Other
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Internet access: None
Internet access: None
Internet access: None
Internet access: None
Internet access: None
1.8. Where is Internet access available to .......? X all that apply
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Mother's Place of Residence
Mother's Place of Residence
Mother's Place of Residence
Mother's Place of Residence
Mother's Place of Residence
2.1 Where was.......mother's place of usual residence when........was born?
All persons
4318
1
9
1
St lucia
2
Abroad
9
Mother's Parish of Residence
Mother's Parish of Residence
Mother's Parish of Residence
Mother's Parish of Residence
Mother's Parish of Residence
2.2 In which district/parish was .....'s mother living?
(All go to Q2.5)
All persons
4142
158104.52
176
6698.48
1
Castries metropolitan
2
Castries city
3
Castries rural
4
Anse-la-raye
5
Canaries
6
Soufriere
7
Choiseul
8
Laborie
9
Vieux-fort
10
Micoud
11
Dennery
12
Gros islet
99
Not stated
88
Not applicable
Mother's Country of Residence
Mother's Country of Residence
Mother's Country of Residence
Mother's Country of Residence
Mother's Country of Residence
2.3 In which country was.........mother living?
All persons
153
4165
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
26
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
99
88
Year Last Came to Live In St Lucia
Year Last Came to Live In St Lucia
Year Last Came to Live In St Lucia
Year Last Came to Live In St Lucia
Year Last Came to Live In St Lucia
2.4 In which year did .........last come to live in St. Lucia?
All persons
153
4165
9999
2027.033
1597.319
Living Abroad at Present
Living Abroad at Present
Living Abroad at Present
Living Abroad at Present
Living Abroad at Present
2.5 Is/are ....... living abroad at present?
All persons
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Country Now Living In
Country Now Living In
Country Now Living In
Country Now Living In
Country Now Living In
In which country does ......... now live?
All persons
21
4297
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
99
88
From Month Lived There
From Month Lived There
From Month Lived There
From Month Lived There
From Month Lived There
How long has/have...... lived there?
All persons
21
4297
46
5.238
10.049
From Year Lived There
From Year Lived There
From Year Lived There
From Year Lived There
From Year Lived There
How long has/have...... lived there?
All persons
21
4297
9998
1422.619
2201.933
Why Return To St Lucia
Why Return To St Lucia
Why Return To St Lucia
Why Return To St Lucia
Why Return To St Lucia
Why did ........return/come to St. Lucia?
All persons
21
4297
1
9
1
Regard it as home/homesick
2
Family is here
3
Deported
4
Retired
5
To start a business
6
The weather
7
To obtain employment
8
Health reasons
9
Other
88
No. Years Intend To Stay
No. Years Intend To Stay
No. Years Intend To Stay
No. Years Intend To Stay
No. Years Intend To Stay
For how long does/do...... intend to stay?
All persons
21
4297
98
9.381
29.463
No. Months Intend To Stay
No. Months Intend To Stay
No. Months Intend To Stay
No. Months Intend To Stay
No. Months Intend To Stay
For how long does/do...... intend to stay?
All persons
21
4297
98
9.905
29.329
Lived Abroad in Past 10 Years
Lived Abroad in Past 10 Years
Lived Abroad in Past 10 Years
Lived Abroad in Past 10 Years
Lived Abroad in Past 10 Years
Has ...... ever lived abroad in the past ten years?
All persons
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Why Return to St Lucia
Why Return to St Lucia
Why Return to St Lucia
Why Return to St Lucia
Why Return to St Lucia
Why did ........return/come to St. Lucia?
All persons
220
4098
1
9
1
Regard it as home/homesick
2
Family is here
3
Deported
4
Retired
5
To start a business
6
The weather
7
To obtain employment
8
Health reasons
9
Other
Sysmiss
Drinking Alcohol
Drinking Alcohol
Drinking Alcohol
Drinking Alcohol
Drinking Alcohol
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Smoking of Cigarettes
Smoking of Cigarettes
Smoking of Cigarettes
Smoking of Cigarettes
Smoking of Cigarettes
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Smoking/Ingestion of banned Substances
Smoking/Ingestion of banned Substances
Smoking/Ingestion of banned Substances
Smoking/Ingestion of banned Substances
Smoking/Ingestion of banned Substances
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Physical Abuse
Physical Abuse
Physical Abuse
Physical Abuse
Physical Abuse
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Physical Abuse of Children
Physical Abuse of Children
Physical Abuse of Children
Physical Abuse of Children
Physical Abuse of Children
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
None of the Above
None of the Above
None of the Above
None of the Above
None of the Above
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Don't Know
Don't Know
Don't Know
Don't Know
Don't Know
Does any member of ....... household frequently engage in any of the following (X all that apply)
All persons
4318
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Confined to Bed Due To Accident
Confined to Bed Due To Accident
Confined to Bed Due To Accident
Confined to Bed Due To Accident
Confined to Bed Due To Accident
Did...... have to be confined to bed during the past thirty (30) days due to any illness or injury? For example, cold, diarrhea, fever, headache, stomach ache, dizziness, severe pains or other illness/injury due to accident?
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Type of Illness
Type of Illness
Type of Illness
Type of Illness
Type of Illness
What type of illness/injury was this?
list only the major illness/injury as clearly as possible
174
4144
3
Influenza/cold
4
Pneumonia
5
Eye disease
6
Ear disease
7
Broken limbs
8
Cuts/wounds
9
Internal injury
10
Diabetes
11
Hypert/heart attack
12
Headache
13
Dizziness
14
Asthma
15
Dysentry/diarroh
16
Arthritis
17
Backache
18
Injury due to accident
19
Stomach ache
20
Chest pain
21
Stroke
22
Gastro
23
Fever
24
Dont know - other
25
No response
99
Not stated
88
Not applicable
Suffer Illness/Injury Due To Accident
Suffer Illness/Injury Due To Accident
Suffer Illness/Injury Due To Accident
Suffer Illness/Injury Due To Accident
Suffer Illness/Injury Due To Accident
During the past 30 days, did ...... suffer from cold, diarrhea, fever, headache, stomach ache, dizziness, severe pains or other illness/injury due to accident?
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Type of Illness/Injury
Type of Illness/Injury
Type of Illness/Injury
Type of Illness/Injury
Type of Illness/Injury
What type of illness/injury was this?
list only the major illness/injury as clearly as possible
644
3674
3
Influenza/cold
4
Chicken pox
5
Pneumonia
6
Eye disease
7
Ear disease
8
Broken limbs
9
Cuts/wounds
10
Internal injury
11
Bronchitis
12
Diabetes
13
Hypert/heart attack
14
Poisoning
15
Headache
16
Dizziness
17
Sinus
18
Asthma
19
Dysentry/diarroh
20
Arthritis
21
Backache
22
Injury due to accident
23
Vasurates stomach
24
Toothache
25
Stomach ache
26
Skin rash
27
Chest pain
28
Stroke
29
Gastro
30
Whooping cough
31
Fever
32
Dont know - other
33
Not applicable
99
Not stated
88
Not applicable
Suffer From Diseases
Suffer From Diseases
Suffer From Diseases
Suffer From Diseases
Suffer From Diseases
Does .... suffer from any of the following diseases, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Heart Condition, Cancer, HIV?
If yes to either Q3.1 or Q3.3 and No to Q3.5 go to Q3.7
if No to Q3.1, Q3.3 and Q3.5 go to Q3.28 Otherwise, answer Q3.6 and Continue
4318
2
1
Yes
2
No
Diabetes
Diabetes
Diabetes
Diabetes
Diabetes
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
1
Yes
2
No
High Blood Pressure
High Blood Pressure
High Blood Pressure
High Blood Pressure
High Blood Pressure
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
1
Yes
2
No
Heart Condition
Heart Condition
Heart Condition
Heart Condition
Heart Condition
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
1
Yes
2
No
Cancer
Cancer
Cancer
Cancer
Cancer
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
1
Yes
2
No
HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
If yes, which of these?
4318
1
1
Yes
2
No
Illness
Illness
Illness
Illness
Illness
4318
1
Ill
1
Not ill
When Illness/Injury Began
When Illness/Injury Began
When Illness/Injury Began
When Illness/Injury Began
When Illness/Injury Began
Did .......'s illness/injury begin within or before the last thirty (30) days?
1073
3245
1
9
1
Within
2
Before
9
Not stated
88
No. Days Unable To Carry On Activities
No. Days Unable To Carry On Activities
No. Days Unable To Carry On Activities
No. Days Unable To Carry On Activities
No. Days Unable To Carry On Activities
For how many days during the past thirty (30) days was/were ..... unable to carry on his/her usual activities because of illness/injury?
1073
3245
99
3.353
8.952
Days Without Pay
Days Without Pay
Days Without Pay
Days Without Pay
Days Without Pay
How many of these were days of work without pay?
1073
3245
30
0.466
3.166
Visited Health Practitioner
Visited Health Practitioner
Visited Health Practitioner
Visited Health Practitioner
Visited Health Practitioner
Did ...... visit a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, healer, spiritual healer, midwife or other health practitioner during the past thirty (30) days due to illness/injury?
1073
3245
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Why Did Not Visit Health Practitioner
Why Did Not Visit Health Practitioner
Why Did Not Visit Health Practitioner
Why Did Not Visit Health Practitioner
Why Did Not Visit Health Practitioner
If no, why not?
After Q 3.10 go to Q3.28
516
3802
1
9
1
No need
2
Too expensive
3
Too far
4
Un treatable
5
Other
9
Not stated
88
Not applicable
No. Visits Made to Health Practioner
No. Visits Made to Health Practioner
No. Visits Made to Health Practioner
No. Visits Made to Health Practioner
No. Visits Made to Health Practioner
How many visits did ...... make in the past thirty (30) days to health practitioners?
507
3811
20
1
Regard as home
2
Family is here
3
Deported
4
Retired
5
To start business
6
The weather
7
To obtain employment
8
Health reasons
9
Other
88
Not applicable
Place First Visit Made
Place First Visit Made
Place First Visit Made
Place First Visit Made
Place First Visit Made
Where was ..... first visit made?
507
3811
10
1
Public hospital
2
Private hospital
3
Community health clinic
4
Polyclinic
5
Family planning clinic
6
Private doctor/dentist
7
Traditional healer
8
Out of state hospital
9
Pharmacy/chemist
10
Other
88
Why Go There First
Why Go There First
Why Go There First
Why Go There First
Why Go There First
Why did ...... go there first?
507
3811
1
2
Not stated
3
Availability of proceedure
4
No money
5
Personal doctor
6
Proximity to where i live
Sysmiss
Person Who Attended Individual At First Visit
Person Who Attended Individual At First Visit
Person Who Attended Individual At First Visit
Person Who Attended Individual At First Visit
Person Who Attended Individual At First Visit
Who attended to ......... first visit?
507
3811
6
1
Nurse, health care worker
2
Pharmacist
3
Healer
4
Doctor
5
Midwife
6
Other
Sysmiss
Length of Wait Before Being Attended To
Length of Wait Before Being Attended To
Length of Wait Before Being Attended To
Length of Wait Before Being Attended To
Length of Wait Before Being Attended To
How long did ........ have to wait at this place before being attended to?
507
3811
998
64.347
131.229
Level of Satisfaction With Treatment
Level of Satisfaction With Treatment
Level of Satisfaction With Treatment
Level of Satisfaction With Treatment
Level of Satisfaction With Treatment
How satisfied were/was ....... with the attention/treatment received?
507
3811
4
1
Very satisfied
2
Satisfied
3
Dissatisfied
4
Very dissatisfied
Sysmiss
Reason Not Satisfied with Treatment
Reason Not Satisfied with Treatment
Reason Not Satisfied with Treatment
Reason Not Satisfied with Treatment
Reason Not Satisfied with Treatment
Why were/was............ not satisfied?
507
3811
7
1
Drugs not available
2
Drugs not affordable
3
Attitude of staff
4
Long waiting time
5
Equipment not available or operational
6
No doctor/trained staff available
7
To many revisits
Sysmiss
Amount Spent At Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Public Health Facility
How much did ......... have to pay at public health facilities for all visits made during the past thirty (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
507
3811
99999
1394.254
11678.597
Amount Spent At Private/Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Private/Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Private/Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Private/Public Health Facility
Amount Spent At Private/Public Health Facility
How much did ......... have to pay at private/public health facilities for all visits made during the past thirty (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
507
3811
99999
2821.588
16393.236
Spent Night in Public/Private Hospital
Spent Night in Public/Private Hospital
Spent Night in Public/Private Hospital
Spent Night in Public/Private Hospital
Spent Night in Public/Private Hospital
Did ...... spend the night in a public/private hospital or any other public establishment during the past thirty (30) days?
507
3811
2
1
Yes
2
No
88
No. Nights Spent In Public/Private Hospital
No. Nights Spent In Public/Private Hospital
No. Nights Spent In Public/Private Hospital
No. Nights Spent In Public/Private Hospital
No. Nights Spent In Public/Private Hospital
How many nights during the past thirty (30) days did ...... spend in the public/private hospital?
507
3811
16
0.45
1.858
Amount Spent For Stay in Public/Private Hospital
Amount Spent For Stay in Public/Private Hospital
Amount Spent For Stay in Public/Private Hospital
Amount Spent For Stay in Public/Private Hospital
Amount Spent For Stay in Public/Private Hospital
How much did ...... have to pay or have paid altogether for his/her stay in a public/Private hospital during the past (30) days? Do not include the cost of drugs or any cost paid by your insurance.
507
3811
99999
1646.665
12474.424
Medicines Bought
Medicines Bought
Medicines Bought
Medicines Bought
Medicines Bought
Did ...... buy medicines during the past thirty (30) days?
If no to Q3.28
507
3811
2
1
Yes
2
No
88
Medicines Obtained in Public Facility
Medicines Obtained in Public Facility
Medicines Obtained in Public Facility
Medicines Obtained in Public Facility
Medicines Obtained in Public Facility
Did ...... obtain medicines at a public facility?
507
3811
2
1
Yes
2
No
88
Medicines Obtained in Private Facility or Pharmacy
Medicines Obtained in Private Facility or Pharmacy
Medicines Obtained in Private Facility or Pharmacy
Medicines Obtained in Private Facility or Pharmacy
Medicines Obtained in Private Facility or Pharmacy
Did ...... obtain medicines at a private facility or pharmacy?
507
3811
2
1
Yes
2
No
88
Amount Spent Obtaining Medicine From Public/Private Facility
Amount Spent Obtaining Medicine From Public/Private Facility
Amount Spent Obtaining Medicine From Public/Private Facility
Amount Spent Obtaining Medicine From Public/Private Facility
Amount Spent Obtaining Medicine From Public/Private Facility
How much would ....... have spent if he/she were to purchase the medicines obtained from a public facility at a private facility?
507
3811
99999
15807.941
36477.226
1
5
6
10
12
14
15
16
17
18
20
25
27
30
32
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
76
79
80
85
90
96
98
100
110
120
130
135
145
150
160
180
200
230
240
245
270
300
330
335
350
500
700
800
99998
99999
88
Amount Spent In Private Facility
Amount Spent In Private Facility
Amount Spent In Private Facility
Amount Spent In Private Facility
Amount Spent In Private Facility
How much has ....... spent for medicines at private/public sources in the past (30) days?
507
3811
99999
3427.438
17985.123
1
4
5
6
9
10
11
15
16
18
20
23
25
28
30
32
35
36
39
40
42
45
50
51
55
60
62
65
68
70
75
76
79
80
85
86
90
96
98
100
104
105
106
110
120
125
135
137
145
148
150
155
160
163
170
180
185
190
195
196
198
200
204
210
240
246
250
255
256
280
285
286
290
300
325
330
335
340
360
380
400
450
457
500
530
600
700
900
950
2500
4000
97998
99998
99999
88
Amount Spent In Public Facility
Amount Spent In Public Facility
Amount Spent In Public Facility
Amount Spent In Public Facility
Amount Spent In Public Facility
How much has ....... spent for medicines at private/public sources in the past (30) days?
507
3811
99999
2582.684
15818.595
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
19
20
25
30
32
34
35
36
40
45
50
58
60
63
65
70
75
80
90
95
100
120
124
130
140
150
152
175
178
200
230
250
253
280
300
445
489
99998
99999
88
Covered By Health Insurance Etc
Covered By Health Insurance Etc
Covered By Health Insurance Etc
Covered By Health Insurance Etc
Covered By Health Insurance Etc
Is ...... covered by Private Health Insurance, Employee Medical Plan, N.I.S. or Social Welfare?
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Can Read and Write
Can Read and Write
Can Read and Write
Can Read and Write
Can Read and Write
Can ...... read and write?
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Attending School
Attending School
Attending School
Attending School
Attending School
Is ..... attending school/classes?
If no to Q4.19
4318
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
Status of Attendance
Status of Attendance
Status of Attendance
Status of Attendance
Status of Attendance
Is it?
1405
2913
1
3
1
Full-time
2
Part-time
3
Not stated
88
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
What is the current grade ...... are/is attending at present?
1405
2913
56
None
1
Nursery
2
Pre school
3
Kindergarten
4
Special education
5
8
11
G1/stage 2
12
G2/stage 3
13
G3/standard 1
14
G4/standard 2
15
G5/standard 3
16
G6/standard 4
17
20
G7/standard 5
21
G8/standard 6
22
G9/standard 7
23
24
25
Form 1/sp1
26
Form 2/sp2
27
Form 3/sp3
28
Form 4/g10
29
Form 5/g11
30
Gorm 6/g12
31
Salcc -a' level
32
Salcc -tech/voc.
33
Salcc- year 1 or year 2
34
University -uwi
35
University - other
38
41
Technical/vocational
56
88
Attend Private School/Classes
Attend Private School/Classes
Attend Private School/Classes
Attend Private School/Classes
Attend Private School/Classes
Does ........ attend private school/classes?
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Live At Home While Attending School/Classes
Live At Home While Attending School/Classes
Live At Home While Attending School/Classes
Live At Home While Attending School/Classes
Live At Home While Attending School/Classes
Does ...... live at home while attending school/classes?
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Enrolled In Distant Education Programme
Enrolled In Distant Education Programme
Enrolled In Distant Education Programme
Enrolled In Distant Education Programme
Enrolled In Distant Education Programme
Are/is ....... enrolled in a distant education programme?
(If yes, go to Q4.23)
For Part time and distant education persons, you should proceed to Q4.23
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
No. Days Actually Went To School/Classes
No. Days Actually Went To School/Classes
No. Days Actually Went To School/Classes
No. Days Actually Went To School/Classes
No. Days Actually Went To School/Classes
During the last five days of school how many days did ...... actually go to school/classes?
(If 5 days go to Q4.9)
1405
2913
7
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
9
Not stated
Reason Did Not Attend School During Last Five School Days
Reason Did Not Attend School During Last Five School Days
Reason Did Not Attend School During Last Five School Days
Reason Did Not Attend School During Last Five School Days
Reason Did Not Attend School During Last Five School Days
Why did ........ not go to school during all of the last five school days?
232
4086
1
99
1
Illness
2
Financial problems
3
Transportation problems
4
Working
5
Home duties
6
Not worth going
7
School closed/holidays
8
Truant/delinquent (no reason)
9
Pregnant/young mother
10
Baby sitting
11
Apprenticeship
12
Fear of gangs
14
Menstrual problems
15
Other
99
Not stated
88
How Far Away Is School (Minutes)
How Far Away Is School (Minutes)
How Far Away Is School (Minutes)
How Far Away Is School (Minutes)
How Far Away Is School (Minutes)
How far away is ...... school from here (in minutes based on his/her usual/normal means of getting there)?
1405
2913
1
90
18.241
13.825
88
Not applicable
Way Normally Gets To School
Way Normally Gets To School
Way Normally Gets To School
Way Normally Gets To School
Way Normally Gets To School
How does ...... normally get to school?
1405
2913
1
9
1
Walking
2
Cycling
3
Taxi
4
Bus/mini bus
5
Private transport
6
Other
9
Sysmiss
School Feeding Programme
School Feeding Programme
School Feeding Programme
School Feeding Programme
School Feeding Programme
Is there a school feeding programme at.............'s school?
(if no, go to Q4.14)
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Pay For School Feeding Service
Pay For School Feeding Service
Pay For School Feeding Service
Pay For School Feeding Service
Pay For School Feeding Service
Do you pay for the school meal service?
591
3727
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Receives Meal Or Snack From This Service
Receives Meal Or Snack From This Service
Receives Meal Or Snack From This Service
Receives Meal Or Snack From This Service
Receives Meal Or Snack From This Service
Does.......receive meals or snack from this service?
591
3727
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Has All Textbooks Required For School
Has All Textbooks Required For School
Has All Textbooks Required For School
Has All Textbooks Required For School
Has All Textbooks Required For School
Does.......have all textbooks required for his/her use at school?
(if none, go to Q4.17)
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes, has books for exclusive use
2
Yes, but shares with other family members
3
Has only some books
4
Has none
9
Not stated
Sysmiss
Books Provided By School At No Cost
Books Provided By School At No Cost
Books Provided By School At No Cost
Books Provided By School At No Cost
Books Provided By School At No Cost
Were any of..........'s books provided by the school at no cost?
1321
2997
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
88
Books Acquired In Other Way
Books Acquired In Other Way
Books Acquired In Other Way
Books Acquired In Other Way
Books Acquired In Other Way
Were some of these books acquired by.........in any of the following
ways? (Select all that apply)
INTERVIEWER: for those answering 1 in Q. 4.14 go to Q.4.18
1321
2997
1
Borrowed for use during year
2
Received from relatives or friends
3
Purchased new
4
Purchased second hand
5
Bought some/got some on loan or free
6
Received from ngo
88
Reasons For Not Having Required Textbooks
Reasons For Not Having Required Textbooks
Reasons For Not Having Required Textbooks
Reasons For Not Having Required Textbooks
Reasons For Not Having Required Textbooks
What are the reasons for.......not having required textbooks?
624
3694
1
9
1
Books not available
2
Could not afford
3
Books available in school library
4
Books were lost or destroyed
5
To be purchased
6
Other
9
Not stated
Sysmiss
Made Use Of Loan Book Facility
Made Use Of Loan Book Facility
Made Use Of Loan Book Facility
Made Use Of Loan Book Facility
Made Use Of Loan Book Facility
Has.......or.......'s parents ever made use of a book loan facility?
All go to Q. 4.25
1405
2913
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Reason Not Attending School
Reason Not Attending School
Reason Not Attending School
Reason Not Attending School
Reason Not Attending School
For persons under sixteen (16) years of age, why is ........ not attending?
Persons who did not attend school
2906
1412
1
99
1
Too young
2
Financial problems
3
Transportation problems
4
Working
5
Illness
6
Physically/mentally challenged
7
No school available
8
No space in school
9
Pregnant/young mother
10
Baby sitting
11
Apprenticeship
12
Not worth going to school
13
Expelled
14
Suspended
15
Other
16
> 15 years
99
Not stated
88
Not applicable
Ever Attended School
Ever Attended School
Ever Attended School
Ever Attended School
Ever Attended School
Has........ ever attended school?
(If no, go to Q4.24)
Persons who did not attend school
2906
1412
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
88
Age Started Attending School
Age Started Attending School
Age Started Attending School
Age Started Attending School
Age Started Attending School
What age did ...... start?
Persons who did not attend school
2582
1736
99
6.162
10.848
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
48
65
96
98
99
88
Age Left School
Age Left School
Age Left School
Age Left School
Age Left School
What age did ...... leave?
Persons who did not attend school
2582
1736
99
18.553
14.296
2
3
4
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
38
40
42
43
44
45
96
98
99
88
Highest grade completed
Highest grade completed
Highest grade completed
Highest grade completed
Highest grade completed
What is the highest grade ...... completed?
Persons who did not attend school
2451
1867
41
None
1
Nursery
2
Pre-school
3
Kindergarten_stage 1
4
Special education
11
G1_stage 2
12
G2_stage 3
13
G3_std 1
14
G4_std 2
15
G5_std 3
16
G6_std 4
20
G7_std 5
21
G8_std 6
22
G9_std 7
25
Frm 1_sp1
26
Frm 2_sp2
27
Frm 3_sp3
28
Frm 4_g10
29
Frm 5_g11
30
Frm 6_g12
31
Salcc - a'level
32
Salcc - tech_voc
33
Salcc - yr1 or yr2
34
University - uwi
35
University - other
41
Vocational_tech - other
24
50
70
80
82
85
88
92
96
98
Dont know
99
Highest Examination Passed
Highest Examination Passed
Highest Examination Passed
Highest Examination Passed
Highest Examination Passed
What is the highest examination ever passed?
2906
1412
16
1
None
2
School leaving certificate
3
Cxc basic
4
Gce 'o'/cxc gen prof (1 or 2 subjects) grade i, ii, iii
5
Gce 'o'/cxc gen prof (3 or 4 subjects) grade i, ii, iii
6
Gce 'o'/cxc gen prof (5 and over subjects) grade i, ii, iii
7
Gce 'a'/hsc 1 or 2
8
Gce 'a'/hsc 3 and over
9
Diploma or equivalent certificate
10
Associate degree
11
Undergraduate degree
12
Postgraduate degree
13
Professional qualifications - computer
14
Professional qualifications - accounting
15
Professional qualifications - other
16
Other
88
Vocation or Technical Training
Vocation or Technical Training
Vocation or Technical Training
Vocation or Technical Training
Vocation or Technical Training
Did ...... have any vocational or technical training?
If under 15, go to Section 7
2906
1412
1
9
1
Vocational
2
Technical
3
Both
4
None
9
Not stated
Sysmiss
No. Months Worked In Past 12 Months
No. Months Worked In Past 12 Months
No. Months Worked In Past 12 Months
No. Months Worked In Past 12 Months
No. Months Worked In Past 12 Months
How many months did you/he/she work in the past 12 months?
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
99
None
1
One
2
Two
3
Three
4
Four
5
Five
6
Six
7
Seven
8
Eight
9
Nine
10
Ten
11
Eleven
12
Twelve
99
Not stated
888
Not applicable
Work Done In Last Seven Days
Work Done In Last Seven Days
Work Done In Last Seven Days
Work Done In Last Seven Days
Work Done In Last Seven Days
Did ...... do any type of work in the last 7 days?
(If Yes go to Q5.5)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
1
9
1
Yes
2
No
9
Not stated
888
Absent From Work in Last Seven Days
Absent From Work in Last Seven Days
Absent From Work in Last Seven Days
Absent From Work in Last Seven Days
Absent From Work in Last Seven Days
Was ...... absent from work in the last 7 days?
(If Yes go to Q5.5)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
Looking/Ready For Work In Last Two Months
Looking/Ready For Work In Last Two Months
Looking/Ready For Work In Last Two Months
Looking/Ready For Work In Last Two Months
Looking/Ready For Work In Last Two Months
Has ..... been looking for work and ready for work in the last 2 months?
(If yes, go to Q5.13)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
Main Reason Not Working In Last Seven Months
Main Reason Not Working In Last Seven Months
Main Reason Not Working In Last Seven Months
Main Reason Not Working In Last Seven Months
Main Reason Not Working In Last Seven Months
What was the main reason ...... was not working in the last 7 days?
(All go to Q5.13)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
9
1
No work available
2
Seasonal inactivity
3
Student
4
Household/family duties
5
Retired
6
Infirmity/disabled
7
Did not want to work
8
Maternity leave
9
Other
Sysmiss
No. Years In This Job
No. Years In This Job
No. Years In This Job
No. Years In This Job
No. Years In This Job
How many years have .... been in this job?
00 for under 6 mths
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
99
5.128
9.992
No. Hours Work In A Week
No. Hours Work In A Week
No. Hours Work In A Week
No. Hours Work In A Week
No. Hours Work In A Week
How many hours did/does ..... normally work in a week?
(if greater than 35 hours, go to Q5.8)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
99
22.096
22.762
Reason Working For Less Than 35 Years
Reason Working For Less Than 35 Years
Reason Working For Less Than 35 Years
Reason Working For Less Than 35 Years
Reason Working For Less Than 35 Years
What is the reason for working less than 35 hours?
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
11
1
Own illness/injury
2
Holiday/vacation
3
Personal/family responsibilities
4
In school/training
5
Strike/lock out
6
Job ended in reference week
7
Firm not getting enough work
8
Could not find more work
9
Part time work
10
Pregnancy
11
Other
Sysmiss
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
What is your occupation, that is what activities do you do in your work? e.g. sales manager or sales clerk, mason etc
Persons 15 years and over
1157
3161
1210
1221
1223
1229
1231
1239
1312
1313
1314
1315
1316
1317
1319
1413
1414
1415
1417
1418
2133
2134
2141
2142
2143
2145
2148
2149
2212
2213
2221
2229
2230
2310
2320
2330
2341
2342
2350
2399
2411
2412
2413
2419
2422
2429
2432
2449
2451
2452
2453
2470
3111
3113
3114
3115
3119
3142
3144
3152
3211
3223
3225
3226
3310
3330
3340
3390
3412
3413
3415
3416
3419
3421
3422
3431
3439
3441
3443
3469
3490
4111
4112
4114
4121
4122
4131
4133
4141
4142
4151
4152
4153
4159
4211
4212
4215
4221
4222
4224
5111
5113
5121
5122
5123
5131
5132
5133
5141
5149
5211
5212
5213
5214
5219
5220
5310
6111
6113
6123
6125
6126
6139
6141
6142
6153
6212
6412
6413
7120
7121
7122
7123
7129
7130
7134
7135
7136
7141
7212
7214
7216
7231
7241
7242
7244
7321
7339
7345
7412
7420
7432
7436
7437
8171
8211
8263
8282
8283
8289
8322
8323
8324
8332
8333
8339
9111
9112
9114
9131
9132
9133
9134
9141
9151
9153
9161
9162
9211
9225
9229
9250
9312
9313
9321
9322
9323
9329
9331
9332
9339
9401
9404
9409
888
Sysmiss
Main Activity At Place Of Main Job
Main Activity At Place Of Main Job
Main Activity At Place Of Main Job
Main Activity At Place Of Main Job
Main Activity At Place Of Main Job
What is the main activity at the place of ....... 's main job? Is it Tourism Related?
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
19
1
Agriculture/fishing - other
2
Agric/fish - tourism related
3
Manufacturing - other
4
Manu - tourism related
5
Construction - other
6
Const - tourism related
7
Wholesale and retail - other
8
W&r - tourism related
9
Hotel and restaurant
10
Transportation - other
11
Transp - tourism related
12
Services - other
13
Services - tourism related
14
Admin/social security
15
Admin - tourism related
16
Educ/social work
17
Educ/social - tourism related
18
Other
19
Other - tourism related
Sysmiss
Status In Main Job
Status In Main Job
Status In Main Job
Status In Main Job
Status In Main Job
What is..... status in the main job?
(If 1,2 or 3 go to Q5.12)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
7
1
Paid employee - government
2
Paid employee - statutory
3
Paid employee - private
4
Self employed without employees
5
Self employed with employees
6
Unpaid family worker
7
Other
Sysmiss
Location Of Work
Location Of Work
Location Of Work
Location Of Work
Location Of Work
If worked for self without paid help or did any informal work, please provide the following information for the last twelve months? Location
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Fixed
2
Moved from place to place
888
Average Value Of Sales
Average Value Of Sales
Average Value Of Sales
Average Value Of Sales
Average Value Of Sales
If worked for self without paid help or did any informal work, please provide the following information for the last twelve months? Average value of sales
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
99999
2361.958
13941.828
Total Capital Invested
Total Capital Invested
Total Capital Invested
Total Capital Invested
Total Capital Invested
If worked for self without paid help or did any informal work, please provide the following information for the last twelve months? Total capital invested
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
99999
2605.992
15170.004
Last Time Worked
Last Time Worked
Last Time Worked
Last Time Worked
Last Time Worked
When last did …… work
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
6
1
Never worked
2
Less than one month
3
1 > 3 months
4
3 > 6 months
5
6 > 12 months
6
1 year and more
Sysmiss
Reason Left Last Job
Reason Left Last Job
Reason Left Last Job
Reason Left Last Job
Reason Left Last Job
What was the main reason why …… left last job?
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
14
1
New job
2
Fired
3
Illness/injury
4
Retired
5
To return to school
6
Retrenched/laid off
7
Did not want to work
8
No more work available
9
Wages too low
10
Seasonal job
11
Home duties
12
Sexual harassment
13
Pregnancy
14
Other
Sysmiss
Looked For Work/Earned Income In Last Week
Looked For Work/Earned Income In Last Week
Looked For Work/Earned Income In Last Week
Looked For Work/Earned Income In Last Week
Looked For Work/Earned Income In Last Week
Did …… look for work or do anything to earn income last week?
(If yes, go to Q5.17)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
Reason Did Not Seek Work/Earn Income Last Week
Reason Did Not Seek Work/Earn Income Last Week
Reason Did Not Seek Work/Earn Income Last Week
Reason Did Not Seek Work/Earn Income Last Week
Reason Did Not Seek Work/Earn Income Last Week
Why did …… not seek work or do anything to earn income last week?
(All, go to Q5.18)
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
12
1
At school
2
Housekeeping
3
Retired
4
Disabled
5
Temporary illness
6
Did not want work
7
Awaiting results or applications
8
Knew of no vacancy
9
Discouraged
10
Caring for someone
11
Pregnancy
12
Other
Sysmiss
Kind of work looking for
Kind of work looking for
Kind of work looking for
Kind of work looking for
Kind of work looking for
What kind of work are you looking for?
INTERVIEWER: What is required is a description of the work you
are looking for e.g. sales manager or sales clerk, mason etc
Persons 15 years and over
2161
(PLEASE REVIEW CAREFULL!!! Be
1221 Finance and Administratio
1223 Sales and Marketing Manag
1229 Other Specialized Manager
1314 Small Business Managers a
1317 Business Services Firms
1414 Personnel and Industrial
2213 Agronomists and Related P
2230 Nurses
2341 Primary School teaching p
2342 Pre-primary school teachi
2350 Special education teachin
2411 Accountants . . .
2446 Social Work Professionals
3113 Electrical Engineering Te
3114 Electronic and Telecommun
3118 Technical Draughters .
3122 Computer Equipment Contro
3226 Physiotherapists and rela
3228 Pharmaceutical assistants
3340 Pre-Primary Education Non
3390 Other Non-Graduate Teache
3431 Administrative and Relate
3439 Other Administrative Asso
4111 Secretaries
4121 Accounting and Bookkeepin
4131 Stock Clerks
4159 Other Office Clerks NEC
4211 Cashiers and Ticket Issue
4212 Tellers and Other Counter
4221 Travel Agency Clerks .
4222 Receptionist and Informat
5113 Tour Guides . .
5119 Other Travel attendants a
5121 House Stewards and Housek
5122 Cooks/Chefs . . .
5123 Waiters and Bartenders
5131 Child-care Worker . .
5133 Home - Based Personal Car
5141 Hairdressers, Barbers, Ae
5212 Police Officers . . .
5214 Security Officers/Guards
5220 Shop Salespersons and Dem
5310 Shop Sales Persons and De
6139 Specialised Farmers N.E.C
7121 Bricklayers and Masons
7123 Carpenters and Joiners
7129 Other Building Frame and
7134 Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
7141 Painters and Decorators
7212 Welders and Flame - cutte
7231 Motor Vehicle Mechanics a
7241 Electrical Fitters, Insta
7242 Electronic Fitters, Insta
7324 Glass and Ceramics Painte
7412 Bakers, Pastry cooks, Co
7436 Sewers, Embroiderers and
8323 Bus Drivers and Drivers/C
8324 Heavy Vehicle Drivers
888
9131 Domestic Helpers and Clea
9132 Helpers and Cleaners in O
9134 Helpers and Cleaners in H
9141 Building and Other Careta
9151 Messengers, Package and L
9162 Sweepers and Related Labo
9211 Farm Hands (general) and
9312 Construction and Maintena
9313 Building Construction Lab
9401 Handyman, yardboy .
9404 Odd - job labourers .
9409 Labourers n.e.c. . .
Reason Prevented From Doing Job In Last Three Weeks
Reason Prevented From Doing Job In Last Three Weeks
Reason Prevented From Doing Job In Last Three Weeks
Reason Prevented From Doing Job In Last Three Weeks
Reason Prevented From Doing Job In Last Three Weeks
What would have prevented …… from doing a job if one were available during the last three weeks?
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
13
1
At school
2
Housekeeping
3
Retired
4
Disabled
5
Temporary illness
6
Did not want work
7
Have to stay home with children
8
Pregnancy
10
Caring for someone
11
Other
12
Don't know
13
Nothing
Sysmiss
Present Union Status
Present Union Status
Present Union Status
Present Union Status
Present Union Status
What is your/....'s present union status?
All males go to Q7.1
Persons 15 years and over
3014
1304
1
99
1
Legally married
2
Common law union
3
Visiting partner
4
Married but not in union
5
Legally separated and not in a union
6
Widowed and not in union
7
Divorced and not in union
8
Not in a union
9
Don't know/not stated
99
888
Currently Pregnant
Currently Pregnant
Currently Pregnant
Currently Pregnant
Currently Pregnant
Is/Are ...... currently pregnant?
(If no, go to Q6.4)
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
Attending Public Health Clinic
Attending Public Health Clinic
Attending Public Health Clinic
Attending Public Health Clinic
Attending Public Health Clinic
Is/Are ...... attending a public health clinic?
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
No. Of Live Births
No. Of Live Births
No. Of Live Births
No. Of Live Births
No. Of Live Births
How many live births has ....... ever had?
(if Zero, enter 00 and skip to Q7.1)
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
14
0.666
1.56
No. Died Before First Birthday
No. Died Before First Birthday
No. Died Before First Birthday
No. Died Before First Birthday
No. Died Before First Birthday
How many died? Before first birthday
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
10
0.0252
0.283
No. Died After First Birthday
No. Died After First Birthday
No. Died After First Birthday
No. Died After First Birthday
No. Died After First Birthday
How many died? After first birthday
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
16
0.0226
0.386
Age At First Live Birth
Age At First Live Birth
Age At First Live Birth
Age At First Live Birth
Age At First Live Birth
How old were you/was she when you/she had the first live born child?
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
99
4.949
9.941
No. Births In Last 12 Months
No. Births In Last 12 Months
No. Births In Last 12 Months
No. Births In Last 12 Months
No. Births In Last 12 Months
How many live births did you/she have in the last 12 months?
(If none, go to Q7.1)
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
4
1
None
2
One
3
Two separate births
4
Twins
5
Three or more
Babies Died
Babies Died
Babies Died
Babies Died
Babies Died
Of these, have any of the babies died?
(If no, go to Q7.1)
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
2
1
Yes
2
No
888
No. Babies Died In First 30 Days of Life
No. Babies Died In First 30 Days of Life
No. Babies Died In First 30 Days of Life
No. Babies Died In First 30 Days of Life
No. Babies Died In First 30 Days of Life
How many have died? Within the first 30 days of life
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
1
0.000995
0.0315
No. Babies Died After 30 Days But Before First Year
No. Babies Died After 30 Days But Before First Year
No. Babies Died After 30 Days But Before First Year
No. Babies Died After 30 Days But Before First Year
No. Babies Died After 30 Days But Before First Year
How many have died? After 30 days but before one year
Women 15 years and over
3014
1304
Victim Of Crime In Last 12 Months
Victim Of Crime In Last 12 Months
Victim Of Crime In Last 12 Months
Victim Of Crime In Last 12 Months
Victim Of Crime In Last 12 Months
In the last 12 months have you/he/she.............been a victim of crime?
If No, go to Section 8 for all spenders Otherwise end the interview
4318
3
1
Yes
2
No
3
Not stated
Nature of main crime
Nature of main crime
Nature of main crime
Nature of main crime
Nature of main crime
Describe the nature of the main crime (inclusive of domestic violence)?
293
4025
4
4
19
19
23
23
32
32
39
39
41
41
59
59
132
132
212
212
232
232
233
233
312
312
313
313
314
314
321
321
331
331
332
332
333
333
361
361
371
371
411
411
412
412
414
414
415
415
417
417
418
418
419
419
421
421
432
432
433
433
999
999
Sysmiss
Days Without Pay Because Of Crime
Days Without Pay Because Of Crime
Days Without Pay Because Of Crime
Days Without Pay Because Of Crime
Days Without Pay Because Of Crime
What did the crime cost you: Days without pay:
4318
999
0.585
21.935
Other Economic Cost Because of Crime
Other Economic Cost Because of Crime
Other Economic Cost Because of Crime
Other Economic Cost Because of Crime
Other Economic Cost Because of Crime
What did the crime cost you: Other economic loss:
4318
99998
121.132
3004.603
Crime Reported To Police
Crime Reported To Police
Crime Reported To Police
Crime Reported To Police
Crime Reported To Police
Was the crime reported to the police?
4318
2
1
Yes
2
No
3
Not stated
Reason Crime Not Reported To Police
Reason Crime Not Reported To Police
Reason Crime Not Reported To Police
Reason Crime Not Reported To Police
Reason Crime Not Reported To Police
Why was the crime not reported to the police?
Spenders skip to Section 8. For all others end interview.
4318
5
1
No confidence in the administration of justice
2
Afraid of the perpetrator
3
Perpetrator household member/relative
4
Not serious enough
5
Other
Satisfied With Handling Of Matter By Police
Satisfied With Handling Of Matter By Police
Satisfied With Handling Of Matter By Police
Satisfied With Handling Of Matter By Police
Satisfied With Handling Of Matter By Police
How satisfied was/were ........ with the handling of the matter by the police?
End of Interview for all non- spenders
4318
4
1
Very satisfied
2
Satisfied
3
Dissatisfied
4
Very dissatisfied
Amount of Gross Pay/Income During Last Pay Period
Amount of Gross Pay/Income During Last Pay Period
Amount of Gross Pay/Income During Last Pay Period
Amount of Gross Pay/Income During Last Pay Period
Amount of Gross Pay/Income During Last Pay Period
What was...'s gross pay/income during the last pay period, that is before income tax or other deductions? (PRESENT FLASH CARD)
4318
99
2.62
10.062
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
What was...'s gross pay/income during the last pay period, that is before income tax or other deductions? (PRESENT FLASH CARD)
4318
9
1
Daily
2
Weekly
3
Fortnightly
4
Monthly
5
Semi-annually
6
Annually
9
Amount Received In Wages And Salary
Amount Received In Wages And Salary
Amount Received In Wages And Salary
Amount Received In Wages And Salary
Amount Received In Wages And Salary
How much did you receive in wages and salary LAST PAY PERIOD FROM MAIN JOB (GROSS PAY) . Include Overtime, tips and bonuses, Income tax and NIS
4318
216000
7375.189
22191.505
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Do you get this amount regularly?
4318
2
1
Yes
2
No
Amount Received In Wages And Salary From Other Job
Amount Received In Wages And Salary From Other Job
Amount Received In Wages And Salary From Other Job
Amount Received In Wages And Salary From Other Job
Amount Received In Wages And Salary From Other Job
How much did you receive in wages and salary LAST PAY PERIOD FROM OTHER JOB (GROSS PAY). Include Overtime, tips and bonuses, Income tax and NIS
4318
99999
294.46
5276.336
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
How much did you receive in wages and salary LAST PAY PERIOD FROM OTHER JOB (GROSS PAY). Include Overtime, tips and bonuses, Income tax and NIS
4318
9
1
Daily
2
Weekly
3
Fortnightly
4
Monthly
5
Semi-annually
6
Annually
9
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Get This Amount Regularly
Do you get this amount regularly?
4318
2
1
Yes
2
No
Amount From Remittances From Abroad
Amount From Remittances From Abroad
Amount From Remittances From Abroad
Amount From Remittances From Abroad
Amount From Remittances From Abroad
Money sent by relatives and friends overseas - Remittances from abroad
4318
99999
535.947
6651.103
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Money sent by relatives and friends overseas - Remittances from abroad
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Rental Income Received
Rental Income Received
Rental Income Received
Rental Income Received
Rental Income Received
Rental income received by you for house, land and other property
4318
99999
182.808
4048.537
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Rental income received by you for house, land and other property
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Other Entrepreneurial Income
Other Entrepreneurial Income
Other Entrepreneurial Income
Other Entrepreneurial Income
Other Entrepreneurial Income
Other entrepreneurial income, example from self employment
4318
36000
68.992
1019.942
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Other entrepreneurial income, example from self employment
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Dividends On Local And Foreign Income
Dividends On Local And Foreign Income
Dividends On Local And Foreign Income
Dividends On Local And Foreign Income
Dividends On Local And Foreign Income
Dividends on local and foreign investments (e.g Credit union dividends)
4318
99999
123.424
3406.909
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Dividends on local and foreign investments (e.g Credit union dividends)
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Interest On Local And Foreign Bank Deposits
Interest On Local And Foreign Bank Deposits
Interest On Local And Foreign Bank Deposits
Interest On Local And Foreign Bank Deposits
Interest On Local And Foreign Bank Deposits
Interest on local and foreign bank deposits, bonds
4318
99999
93.203
3042.569
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Interest on local and foreign bank deposits, bonds
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Government Retirement Pension
Government Retirement Pension
Government Retirement Pension
Government Retirement Pension
Government Retirement Pension
Government retirement pension
4318
99999
208.898
3858.746
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Government retirement pension
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Pension From Other St Lucian Employer
Pension From Other St Lucian Employer
Pension From Other St Lucian Employer
Pension From Other St Lucian Employer
Pension From Other St Lucian Employer
Pension from other former St. Lucian employer
4318
99999
112.303
2805.715
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Pension from other former St. Lucian employer
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Pension From Foreign Former Employer
Pension From Foreign Former Employer
Pension From Foreign Former Employer
Pension From Foreign Former Employer
Pension From Foreign Former Employer
Pension from former foreign employer
4318
99999
226.913
3809.805
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Pension from former foreign employer
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security
Social Security (NIS), excluding old age/retirement pension
4318
99999
258.444
4608.827
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Social Security (NIS), excluding old age/retirement pension
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
Insurance Annuities
4318
11
0.00301
0.169
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Insurance Annuities
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public Assistance
Public assistance
4318
99998
74.828
2636.791
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Public assistance
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Child Support
Child support
4318
99999
251.045
4171.873
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Child support
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Alimony
Allowances - alimony
4318
99999
74.32
2177.758
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Allowances - alimony
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Financial Aid
Allowances - financial aid
4318
99999
60.247
2164.322
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Allowances - financial aid
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Scholarships
Scholarships
Scholarships
Scholarships
Scholarships
Allowances - scholarships
4318
1500
0.863
29.557
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Allowances - scholarships
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Interest From Investments
Interest From Investments
Interest From Investments
Interest From Investments
Interest From Investments
Interest from stocks, shares, Treasury bills and other investments
4318
13000
3.667
200.374
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
Interest from stocks, shares, Treasury bills and other investments
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Other Income
Other Income
Other Income
Other Income
Other Income
All Other Income, nes
4318
99999
1283.994
10662.608
Period
Period
Period
Period
Period
All Other Income, nes
4318
1
Yes
2
No
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
Household Size
4318
1
19
4.97
2.726
Adult Equivalent Value
Adult Equivalent Value
Adult Equivalent Value
Adult Equivalent Value
Adult Equivalent Value
4318
0.606
14.276
3.756
2.036
Food Expenditure
Food Expenditure
Food Expenditure
Food Expenditure
Food Expenditure
4318
77
54494
2657.511
2573.151
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
Per Capita Expenditure
4318
530
120113
8126.926
8448.953
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
4318
1
5
2.999
1.414
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
4318
755
141320
10615.431
10853.298
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
Adult Equivalent Per Capita Consumption Quintiles
4318
1
5
1
Poorest
2
Ii
3
Iii
4
Iv
5
Richest
Non Food Expenditure
Non Food Expenditure
Non Food Expenditure
Non Food Expenditure
Non Food Expenditure
4318
11483
11483
11483
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
4318
35.77
41.28
38.167
1.566
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
Poverty Line
4318
5086
5086
5086
5086
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
Indigence Line
4318
1570
1570
1570
1570
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
Socio Economic Status
4318
1
2
1
Poor
2
Non poor
Indigence
Indigence
Indigence
Indigence
Indigence
4318
1
2
1
Indigent
2
Not indigent
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
Employment Status
1835
2483
1
2
1
Employed
2
Unemployed
Not in labour force
Labour Force Participants
Labour Force Participants
Labour Force Participants
Labour Force Participants
Labour Force Participants
4318
1
2
1.575
0.494
Five Year Age Groups
Five Year Age Groups
Five Year Age Groups
Five Year Age Groups
Five Year Age Groups
4318
1
14
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+
Persons 15+
Persons 15+
Persons 15+
Persons 15+
Persons 15+
4318
1
Under 15
1
15 +
Youth in St Lucia
Youth in St Lucia
Youth in St Lucia
Youth in St Lucia
Youth in St Lucia
1333
2985
1
2
Other group
1
Youth 15-24
2
Youth 25-34
p1_4 > 4 | p1_4 < 16 (FILTER)
p1_4 > 4 | p1_4 < 16 (FILTER)
p1_4 > 4 | p1_4 < 16 (FILTER)
p1_4 > 4 | p1_4 < 16 (FILTER)
p1_4 > 4 | p1_4 < 16 (FILTER)
4318
1
1
Not selected
1
Selected
4318
6357.5
6357.5
6357.5
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
Age Group
4318
1
4
1
0 to 4 years of age
2
5 to 15 years of age
3
16 to 60 years of age
4
61 and over years of age
4318
1
0.403
0.491
4318
1
0.577
0.494
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
Barcode
89425
80002161
70637064.94
3737394.238
District
District
District
District
District
89425
1
Castries city
2
Castries sub-urban
3
Castries rural
4
Anse-la-raye
5
Canaries
6
Soufriere
7
Choiseul
8
Laborie
9
Vieux-fort
10
Micoud
11
Dennery
12
Gros-islet
Subsample
Subsample
Subsample
Subsample
Subsample
89043
0424H
100 A
1000A
1001A
1001Q
1001R
1002A
1002Q
1003A
1003Q
1004A
1004Q
1005A
1005Q
1006A
1007A
1007Q
1008A
1008Q
1009A
1009Q
1010A
1010Q
1011A
1011Z
1012A
1013A
1013Q
1014A
1015A
1015Q
1016A
1016Q
1017A
1017Q
1018A
1018Q
1019A
1019Q
1020A
1020Q
1021A
1021Q
1023A
1023Z
1024A
1025A
1025Q
1026A
1027A
1027Q
1028A
1029A
1029Q
1030A
1030Q
1031A
1032A
1032Q
1033A
1034A
1035A
1036A
1037A
1037Q
1038A
1038Q
1039A
1040A
1040Q
1041A
1041Q
1042A
1042Q
1043A
1043Q
1044A
1044Q
1045A
1045Q
1046A
1046Q
1047A
1047G
1047Q
1048A
1049A
1049U
1050A
1050Q
1051A
1051O
1051Q
1052A
1052G
1052Q
1053A
1054A
1055A
1055Q
1056A
1057A
1058A
1059A
1059Q
1060A
1060Q
1061A
1062
1062A
1062Q
1063A
1063Q
1064A
1065A
1065Y
1066A
1066Q
1067A
1068A
1069A
1229A
1329A
1649A
1659A
19H
2059A
4001H
4002H
4003A
4003H
4004H
4004N
4005H
4006H
4006N
4007H
4007N
4008H
4008N
4009H
4010H
4011H
4012H
4013H
4013L
4014B
4014H
4014L
4014R
4015
4015H
4016H
4016N
4017H
4018H
4019H
402 H
4020H
4020L
4021H
4021N
4022A
4022Q
4023H
4024H
4024N
4025H
4026H
4027A
4027H
4027R
4028H
4029H
4030H
4031H
4032H
4032K
4032L
4033B
4033H
4034H
4035H
4036H
4037H
4037N
4038H
4038N
4039A
4039H
4039K
4039N
4040
4040H
4040N
4041H
4042H
4042K
4043H
4044H
4045H
4046H
4047H
4048H
4048K
4048U
4049H
4049N
4050H
4051H
4052H
4052N
4053A
4053H
4054H
4055H
4055K
4056A
4056H
4057H
4057K
4058H
4059H
4060H
4061H
4062H
4063H
4065H
4066H
4067H
4068H
4069H
4071H
4305H
4635H
7058F
7059F
7060F
9058F
9926K
Building
Building
Building
Building
Building
89425
344
77.23
63.352
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
Enumeration District
89425
600
15600
7617.588
4670.634
Household
Household
Household
Household
Household
89425
1
288
67.698
53.05
Record number
Record number
Record number
Record number
Record number
89425
1
665
67.742
70.984
Coicop
Coicop
Coicop
Coicop
Coicop
88903
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
89425
999
21.127
73.07
Brand
Brand
Brand
Brand
Brand
85138
3 star
Admiral
Afican Pride
Afran
Akita
Always
Amcor
AquaFresh
Avalon
Barcelona
Baygon
BeeHive
Benson
Bermudez
Best Value
Bop
Bounty
Brandy
Brita
Cable and Wireless
Campari
Caprisun
Carib Beer
Carib Pasta
Carib Perle
Catalina
Chairman's Reserve
Cheekies
Cheshire
China
Chole
Close-up
Colgate
Comfort
Confidence
Cream
Crix
Crystal White Rum
Dark and Lovely
Davy
Delmont
Dewars
Digicel
Donald duck
Dove
Downy
Duress
Early Dawn
Embassy
FAX
Fairlady
Family Pride
FernLeaf
Festival
Fish
Foil - Diamond
Fuita
Gateway
Grace
Gravy browing
Grenadine
Guiness
HP
Habour Bay
Harris Paint
Heineken
Hillsborough
Holiday
Holland
Hoover
Huggies
I can't believe its not butte
Irish
Ivory
Johnny walker
Kool Aid
Kool-Kids
LG
Listerine
Lux
Mackeson
Magnum
McCain
Mission
Motion
Mount Gay Rum
Nescafe
Nido
Niko
Not Stated
Ohama
Orchard
Other - Brand Not Stated
Ovaltine
Pampers
Panasonic
Paradise
Pepsodent
PineHill
Piton
Precision
Premium
Radiante
Raison Brand
Rest-o-pedic
Richport
Rightguard
Royal
Shell
Smalta Malt
Snuggies
St. Barts
Star Newspaper
Stayfree
Sunny Delight
Supreme
TDK
Teddies
Tempo
Texaco
TiMalt
Tiger Malt
Tropical Delight
Vita
Voice Newspaper
Whisky - Black Label
ajax
alpine
baron's
beep
best yet
blue band
breeze
bruinswick
bumble bee
carib pasta
caribbean queen
carnation
catelli
chemico
country life
cream of wheat
dak
del mar
del mont
devon
discilin
distinction
eve
exeter
family choice
farmers choice
flora
foam-lemon
foam-original
glow spread
golden acres
grace
green giant
grew
heinz
helen
hellmanns
hereford
iga
indianhhh
jet
kellogs
kraft
kunzler
libby's
libbys
lipton
m.p
mac foods back bacon
mac foods streaky
maggi
magic
mello kreem
motts
nido
pamolive
peak
peoples choice
port clyde
quaker oats
quix
ramco
red rose
rockingham
roma
saver's choice
sea belle
shur fine
spring
sudsil
sun rise
sunflower
sunshine
supa
swiss
tenderoni
trinidad
tulip
valrico
veda
vienna
viking
vikings
weetabix
Quantity code
Quantity code
Quantity code
Quantity code
Quantity code
89425
99
28.736
25.833
Amt in EC$
Amt in EC$
Amt in EC$
Amt in EC$
Amt in EC$
89425
0.05
9999.97
10.951
56.201
Amtwt
Amtwt
Amtwt
Amtwt
Amtwt
89425
53.85
12279763.16
12021.296
65265.494
Id
Id
Id
Id
Id
89425
55083
15600077
7618740.875
4670231.839
Id2
Id2
Id2
Id2
Id2
89425
220100411
800021612601078
702898850657210
59521694640391.7
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
Weighting coefficient
89425
35.77
47.23
41.915
2.537
Coicop level 2
Coicop level 2
Coicop level 2
Coicop level 2
Coicop level 2
88903
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
19
20
21
23
N/
No
nf
Coicop level 3
Coicop level 3
Coicop level 3
Coicop level 3
Coicop level 3
88903
010
011
012
021
022
023
031
032
040
041
042
043
044
045
050
051
052
053
054
055
056
061
062
063
070
071
072
073
081
082
083
091
092
093
094
095
100
101
102
103
104
105
111
112
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
190
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
211
213
233
237
238
239
N/F
Not
nf0
Coicop level 4
Coicop level 4
Coicop level 4
Coicop level 4
Coicop level 4
88903
0100
0110
0111
0112
0113
0114
0115
0116
0117
0118
0119
0120
0121
0122
0210
0211
0212
0213
0220
0221
0231
0310
0311
0312
0313
0314
0321
0322
0400
0411
0412
0422
0424
0431
0432
0441
0450
0451
0452
0453
0454
0455
0500
0511
0512
0520
0531
0532
0533
0534
0540
0551
0552
0561
0562
0611
0612
0613
0620
0621
0622
0623
0630
0700
0711
0712
0721
0722
0723
0724
0732
0733
0734
0736
0738
0810
0820
0830
0911
0912
0913
0914
0922
0923
0931
0932
0933
0934
0935
0941
0942
0943
0950
0951
0952
0953
0954
1000
1010
1020
1030
1040
1050
1111
1112
1120
1194
1200
1210
1211
1212
1213
1220
1231
1232
1240
1251
1252
1254
1255
1262
1270
1900
2004
2010
2020
2030
2040
2050
2060
2110
2130
2331
2371
2381
2391
N/F0
Not0
nf00
Coicop level 5 national
Coicop level 5 national
Coicop level 5 national
Coicop level 5 national
Coicop level 5 national
88903
01000
01100
01110
01111
01112
01121
01122
01123
01124
01125
01126
01127
01128
01129
01130
01131
01132
01133
01140
01141
01142
01143
01144
01145
01146
01151
01161
01163
01164
01165
01170
01171
01172
01173
01174
01175
01176
01180
01181
01182
01183
01184
01190
01191
01192
01193
01194
01200
01210
01211
01212
01213
01220
01221
01222
01223
01224
01225
01226
01227
02100
02110
02120
02130
02200
02210
02310
03100
03110
03111
03112
03113
03121
03122
03123
03124
03131
03132
03133
03134
03135
03141
03210
03211
03212
03213
03221
03222
04000
04111
04112
04124
04221
04222
04242
04310
04311
04312
04313
04314
04315
04316
04317
04318
04320
04321
04410
04411
04500
04510
04511
04520
04521
04531
04541
04551
05000
05111
05112
05113
05114
05115
05116
05117
05118
05121
05122
05123
05201
05202
05203
05204
05205
05311
05312
05314
05315
05320
05330
05341
05401
05402
05403
05404
05512
05521
05522
05524
05525
05611
05612
05613
05614
05621
05622
05623
05624
05625
05626
06110
06111
06120
06121
06131
06200
06211
06221
06231
06301
06302
07000
07111
07112
07120
07210
07211
07221
07222
07230
07231
07233
07241
07243
07244
07246
07321
07322
07323
07324
07331
07341
07361
07381
08101
08102
08200
08201
08202
08300
08301
08302
08303
08304
09111
09112
09113
09121
09131
09132
09141
09142
09221
09222
09231
09310
09311
09321
09331
09341
09350
09410
09411
09413
09421
09422
09423
09425
09426
09430
09431
09500
09511
09521
09530
09531
09540
09541
10000
10101
10201
10301
10401
10402
10501
11111
11112
11113
11114
11121
11122
11123
11124
11201
11949
12000
12100
12111
12112
12121
12131
12132
12133
12135
12201
12311
12312
12321
12322
12323
12324
12325
12402
12510
12520
12522
12523
12541
12542
12551
12552
12621
12701
19001
20040
20100
20200
20300
20400
20500
20600
21100
21300
23310
23710
23810
23910
N/F00
Not S
nf000
Coicop 6 national
Coicop 6 national
Coicop 6 national
Coicop 6 national
Coicop 6 national
88903
010000
011000
011100
011110
011111
011112
011119
011120
011121
011122
011129
011210
011211
011219
011220
011229
011230
011239
011240
011249
011250
011251
011259
011260
011270
011279
011280
011289
011290
011299
011300
011310
011311
011319
011320
011321
011329
011330
011339
011400
011410
011411
011419
011420
011430
011439
011440
011449
011450
011460
011469
011510
011519
011610
011611
011612
011613
011614
011619
011630
011639
011640
011649
011650
011700
011710
011711
011712
011713
011719
011720
011729
011730
011739
011740
011749
011750
011769
011800
011810
011819
011820
011829
011830
011840
011849
011900
011910
011920
011921
011922
011929
011930
011939
011940
011941
011942
011949
012000
012100
012110
012119
012120
012129
012130
012139
012200
012210
012220
012230
012231
012239
012240
012249
012250
012260
012270
012279
021000
021100
021200
021201
021300
022000
022100
023100
031000
031100
031110
031120
031131
031210
031211
031212
031219
031220
031221
031222
031223
031229
031230
031231
031232
031233
031239
031240
031241
031242
031243
031249
031310
031319
031320
031329
031330
031339
031340
031350
031359
031410
032100
032110
032120
032130
032210
032220
040000
041110
041120
041243
042210
042220
042420
043100
043110
043120
043130
043140
043150
043160
043170
043180
043200
043210
043219
044100
044110
045000
045100
045110
045200
045210
045310
045410
045510
050000
051110
051119
051129
051130
051139
051140
051150
051160
051169
051170
051179
051180
051189
051210
051220
051229
051230
051239
052010
052019
052020
052030
052039
052040
052049
052050
052059
053110
053119
053120
053149
053159
053200
053209
053300
053410
054010
054020
054030
054040
054049
055120
055210
055220
055229
055240
055250
056110
056119
056120
056129
056130
056139
056140
056149
056210
056219
056220
056230
056240
056259
056260
061100
061110
061111
061119
061200
061210
061219
061310
061319
062000
062110
062119
062210
062219
062310
062319
063010
063020
070000
071110
071120
071200
072100
072110
072119
072210
072220
072300
072310
072311
072319
072330
072410
072430
072440
072460
073210
073220
073230
073239
073240
073310
073410
073610
073810
081010
081020
082000
082010
082019
082020
083000
083010
083020
083030
083040
091110
091120
091130
091210
091310
091320
091410
091420
092210
092220
092310
093100
093110
093119
093210
093310
093410
093500
094100
094110
094130
094210
094219
094220
094230
094250
094260
094300
094310
095000
095110
095119
095210
095300
095310
095400
095410
100000
101010
102010
103010
104010
104020
105010
111110
111120
111130
111140
111210
111220
111230
111240
112010
119499
120000
121000
121110
121120
121210
121219
121310
121320
121329
121330
121339
121350
122010
123110
123120
123210
123220
123230
123240
123250
124020
125100
125200
125220
125230
125410
125420
125510
125520
126210
126219
127010
127019
190010
200400
201000
202000
203000
204000
205000
206000
206009
211000
213009
233100
237100
238100
239100
239109
N/F000
Not St
nf0000
Coicop 7 national
Coicop 7 national
Coicop 7 national
Coicop 7 national
Coicop 7 national
88903
Coicop description
Coicop description
Coicop description
Coicop description
Coicop description
87873