DDI_NAM_2008_LFS_v01_M Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare 2013-06-18 NADA Version 02 (October 2015) - Additional datasets provided - Additional documents on external resources provided Version 01 (June 2013) Labour Force Survey 2008 LFS 2008 NAM_2008_LFS_v01_M Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) Central Bureau of Statistics NADA Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare Labor Force Survey [hh/lfs] Namibia Labor Force Survey is a two stage sample survey whereby only selected households among the selected PSUs are interviewed. This survey is conducted every 3 years to keep track of developments in the labor market. The survey collects information from private households, other households such as those in institutional barracks of army and police, hospitals, hotels, hostels are usually excluded. Demographic information is collected from all members of the sampled households, while economic activities are restricted to only those members who are 15 years and above. Version 1.0 Edited, anonymous dataset for public distribution. Namibia conducted its fifth post-Independence national labor force survey in 2008. This survey, known as the Namibia Labor Force Survey 2008 (LFS 2008), provides a wealth of information on the state of labor force in the country that is by far superior in scope and quality to any that has been available previously, in particular that it incorporated a detailed module on Informal sector and Informal employment. The 2008 Namibia Labor Force Survey was conducted to generate all the necessary information that would provide Government with the statistical data for analysis of employment, unemployment and underemployment and hence assist in formulating well-conceived policies designed to achieve full employment and promote socio-economic development in general. The report provides a wide range of information on population size and composition, employment and unemployment and other socio-economic characteristics of the workforce. The findings of the survey provide important statistical base for strategic policy formulation. Apart from informing the public about the state of employment in Namibia, the survey results and in particular the unemployment rate should provide a basis for the evaluation and analysis of the macro-economic policies of the country. The results will also be essential in the design and evaluation of overall government policies aimed at promoting and creating employment. Namibia The survey was conducted nation-wide and covered all thirteen regions. - Individuals - Households Whole population excluding the following groups: Persons living in institutions such as hospitals, hostels, barracks and prisons. Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the Labor Force Survey includes: Demographic characteristics: age, sex, marital status, nationality, relationship to household head, pension/grant, education, language Main labor related characteristics: employment, unemployment, underemployment, hours of work, employment in informal sector, informal employment, and absence from work Other labor related characteristics: industry, occupation, status in employment, institutional sector (public/private), size of establishment, full time/part time status, permanency of the job, type of workplace, duration of employment, existence of more than one job, characteristics of the second job(s), previous working experience, characteristics of the last job, methods of looking for work, reasons for not being in the labor force, business, hours worked, business registration Housing conditions: type of housing unit, tenure, income. Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare Central Bureau of Statistics A stratified two-stage probability sample where the first stage units were geographical areas designated as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) and the second stage units were the households. The first stage units were selected from the sampling frame of PSUs and the second stage units were selected from a current list of households within the PSU, which was compiled just before the interviews for the survey. The national sampling frame, which is maintained by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), is based on the enumeration areas (EAs) of the 2001 Population and Housing Census and the households within the EAs. One PSU could be an EA, Part of an EA or more than one EA. The frame was stratified first by regions and then by urban/rural areas within each region. PSUs in the urban areas were further stratified into the high, middle or low levels of living according to the geographical location and the level of housing. In the regions where these levels contain large number of PSUs separate strata were made, while in the other regions a combined list of PSUs ordered by the levels was made. In the rural areas large proclaimed settlements and villages were stratified separately while the others were combined with the communal area PSUs. Communal and commercial area PSUs were grouped separately and combined to form one list for the rural strata. After all the above groupings the PSUs were geographically ordered within the strata. Face-to-face [f2f] In general the sections of the questionnaire are as follows: Section A: Identification particulars of household Section B: Information on all members of household Section C: Education questions for those aged 6 years and above Section D: Employment and labor questions for persons 10 years and above during the last 7 days (currently economically active or Labor force) Section E: Employed for those who have worked the last 7 days or who had a job but did not work coded 1 in D1 or D2 Section F: Hours worked Section G: Unemployed Section H: Employees Section I: Employers, Own Account Workers Section J: Housing conditions Section K: Control Section With 25 sample households in each PSU, it was decided to establish teams consisting of four interviewers and a supervisor to handle the workload. As a rule, five PSUs were allocated to each team. However, in cases where travel distances between and within PSUs were too large, only three or four PSUs were allocated to the team. In total 52 teams were established. There were thus 52 supervisors and 208 interviewers required. As in NLFS 2004, editing and coding of the questionnaires took place in regional centers. Each of the 13 regions was assigned two (2) editors/coders. Thus the total number of temporary field staff required (supervisors, interviewers and editors/coders) was 288. All were recruited from and worked on the survey in their own region. Supervision was exercised at different levels. At the first level, the team supervisor was the immediate supervisor to the interviewers. At the next level was the regional supervisor who was in charge of all the fieldwork in the region and the editing and coding staff. Labor officers of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (MLSW) were appointed as regional supervisors. Finally, the national supervisor who was appointed by the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare was an overall supervisor for all activities within the allocated region. A one-week training course was held in Windhoek for the team and regional supervisors. The training of interviewers and coders took place at five different centers at the same time to ensure uniformity. The team supervisors and the regional supervisors also assisted during the one-week training of interviewers. The field operation consisted of two main activities: the listing of households in the sampled PSUs and interviewing the randomly selected households. The total time allocated for fieldwork was one month. The editing and coding process started about a week later than the fieldwork and ran in parallel. Questionnaires that required further clarification were identified during this process and handed back to the teams for follow-up with the concerned households. There is one supervisor for each of the 52 survey teams in the field. Sample data are weighted to produce the estimates of population parameters. Sample weights were calculated based on the probabilities of selection at each stage. First stage weight was calculated using the sample selection information from the sampling frame. In the case of the second stage some households out of the selected 25 households in a PSU did not participate in the survey due to refusals or non-contact etc. Such non-responding households were not too large in number and there was no evidence to suggest that the excluded households were quite different from the responding ones. Hence it was assumed that the non-responding households were randomly distributed and the second stage weights were adjusted accordingly. The result of this adjustment was that the responding households were used instead of the selected 25 households in the calculation of the second stage weights. The final sample weight was the product of the first and the second stage weights. These final sample weights were incorporated into the database so that raising the sample data would be automatically carried out when the tables were produced. The editing and coding of the questionnaires were handled in the regional centers. This arrangement, proved to be efficient as many of the errors made by the interviewers were detected and corrected by them before the questionnaires left the regional centers. A further benefit was the improvement of the processing speed since this process ran parallel to the fieldwork. Of 5,975 households covered countrywide, 5,246 households responded. This gives an 87.8% response rate. An average is in effect a ratio of two estimates, an estimate of the total and an estimate of the total number of units (households, individuals, etc.). For more details on the sampling error estimation, see the Report on page 21. The data has been anonymized. 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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. 2008 NLFS DATA SET Labeled 9305 96 Economically inactive 5164 38 Child population (00-14)_(with weights) 8499 38 Housing conditions file (wth weights) FINAL 5264 13 Record type Record type Record type Record type Record type 9305 1 Questionnaire id Questionnaire id Questionnaire id Questionnaire id Questionnaire id The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 9390 2649.238 1599.044 Refers to the questionnaire used in the nlfs 2008 Region Region Region Region Region The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 caprivi 2 erongo 3 hardap 4 karas 5 kavango 6 khomas 7 kunene 8 ohangwena 9 omaheke 10 omusati 11 oshana 12 oshikoto 13 otjozondjupa Region in namibia Psu no. Psu no. Psu no. Psu no. Psu no. The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 239 118.003 68.555 Each of the small geaographic area that was used to indentify specific households Rural/urban Rural/urban Rural/urban Rural/urban Rural/urban The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 rural 2 urban Refers to urban or rural area Household no. Household no. Household no. Household no. Household no. The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 25 12.98 7.131 Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 2 refers to the form number of the questionnaire Response category Response category Response category Response category Response category The target population consists of private households in Namibia 9305 1 fully completed 2 partially copmleted 3 incomplete due to refusal 4 incomplete due to no contact Refers to the completeness of the questionnaire based on the answers given Person no. Person no. Person no. Person no. Person no. 9305 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 Refers to a serial number given to a member of the household Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head What is name's relationship to the head of household? The purpose of this question is to collect information on the composition/structure of the household. The codes for the categories are: 02 Spouse 03 Son/Daughter 04 Son/daughter in law 05 Grand son/daughter 06 Father/Mother 07 Other relative 08 Other non-relative 09 Don't know Circle the appropriate answer. Nieces, nephews, will be included under "Other relative" category. Adopted and stepchildren to the head of household/spouse will be recorded under "Son/Daughter". The target population consists of private households in namibia 9305 1 97 1 head 2 spouse 3 son/daughter 4 son/daughter in law 5 grand son/daughter 6 father/mother 7 other relative 8 other non-relative 9 don't know 97 not stated Refers to the relationship of the member of the household to the head of the household Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Is name female or male? Circle the correct response, i.e. either "1" for female or "2" for male. If the person is around, you can observe the sex without necessarily asking the question but avoid inferring the sex of the person from names as there are those used by both sexes. In the case of young children, you should not assume their sex by their appearance, e.g. dress. The target population consists of private households in namibia 9305 1 female 2 male 7 not stated Age Age Age Age Age How old was (name) at his/her last birthday? Entries should be made in completed years in column B4 as follows: - "00" for children less than a year - actual age for other respondents - "99" for don't known (very limited cases) For person older than 95 years, write down 95, which means 95 or older. 9305 15 99 33.705 11.862 Age at last birthday Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality What is (name's) nationality? The information required is the country of which the respondent is a legal citizen, either by birth or by naturalization. Do not deduce someone's nationality from the language an individual speaks or from the country of birth. Record what the respondents tell you. Enter code from codelist 1, "140" if namibia, "99" if don't know. 9305 140 154 140 namibia 141 angola 142 botswana 143 rsa 144 zambia 145 zimbabwe 146 other sadc countries 147 other african countries 148 european countries 149 american countries 150 asia and oceanic countries 151 other countries 152 unknown 997 not recorded 999 not applicable Is the country of which the respondent is a legal citizen, either by birth or by naturalization. Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Does (name) receive/expect to receive any payment in the form of a grant/pension? The question seeks to ascertain whether individual household members have access to payments mainly for old age, disability, orphanage and other purpose aimed at providing financial support. This payment can either be from government or private institutions. The following are response categories; 1. Receive This includes those individuals who are already receiving grants/pensions either from government or private financial institutions. For these individuals enter code 1. 2. Expect to receive Individuals are in the process of receiving financial support in the form of grants or pensions from financial institutions either government or private. This is mainly the case if someone just got disabled or retired and have just applied and awaiting the financial support. For these individuals enter code 2. 3. No. Individuals are not receiving any financial support from government or private financial institutions. For these individuals enter code 3. 9305 1 receive 2 expect to receive 3 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Refers to financial support given to individual without prior contributions to any fund, while pension refers to financial support given to individuals who contributed to a pension fund while employed e.G. Old age pension Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status What is (names's) marital status? People who live together as husband and wife and who so regard themselves as husband and wife, should be recorded as married. The answer must be accepted as given by the respondent and not to question the legal aspect of the marital status. Accordingly, a person shall be classified as "married" if currently married under the legal system or according to the customs of local area. For those currently married under this group, you have to ask if there is a certificate of marriage, or it was just a traditional one, i.e. only customary. A person should be classified as "Consensual union" If living together with a person of the opposite sex as husband and wife without any legal or customary ceremony. If a person has been widowed but has since re-married or is living in a consensual union,(s) he should be recorded according to the current marital status. The same applies for a person who was once divorced but has since entered into another union. Divorced/separated do not have to have gone through the court or other formalities for it to be considered as such. Thus, it is the respondent who defines his/her marital status. Please note that "never married" is not equivalent to "single" as the letter includes those who have never been married and those who have been married but are currently divorced/separated or widowed. "Never married" strictly refers to those who have never entered into any marital union. 9305 1 never married 2 married with certificate 3 married traditionally 4 consensual union 5 divorced/seperated 6 widowed 7 not recorded 9 don't know People who live together as husband and wife and who so regard themselves as husband and wife, should be recorded as married Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status What is (name)'s schooling status? The purpose of this question is to establish the level of school enrolment. "School / college attendance" refers to any regular educational institutional, public or private, for systematic instruction at any level of education. Examples of educational institutions are primary schools, secondary school, technical schools, agricultural institutions, teacher training colleges and universities. The attendance shall have been full time participation. Adult or vocational training are not to be classified as school attendance. The response categories are: "1 never attended" is for those, who have never been at any formal educational institutional at all. "2: At school "refers to all persons who are still attending formal educational institutions and include those who are temporary absent from school or those on holiday. "3: left school / college" refers to those who are still attending formal school / college but have left or completed their cycle and are no longer attending. "4: Distance learning" refers to all those who are studying mainly through correspondence with institutions like Unisa, Damelin and others. These people may be employed, unemployed or economically inactive. Circle the appropriate answer. For don't know circle "9". If the answer is 1.Never attended, go to c3. The target population consists of private households in namibia 9305 1 never attended 2 at school 3 left school 4 distance learning 7 not stated 9 don't know Refers to the level of school enrolment Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education If coded 2 to 4 in c1 What is (name) highest level of education completed? The purpose of this question is to establish the respondent's highest level of education attained and also to produce a "proxy" and check for the literacy question. It should be emphasized that the full grade or standard must have been completed. For example, the current grade /standard a person is in ,is not yet completed and therefore cannot be taken as the highest grade/standard completed, e.g. a person presently in standard 4, has completed standard 3. Enter appropriate code from code list 3. For don't known use code "99". For those who are currently in grade 1, write code "10".And for those in pre-school write code "00". Check age in column B4 for consistency, particularly for children. The target population consists of private households in namibia 9305 10 99 10 Currently in Sub A / Grade 1 11 Sub A / Grade 1 12 Sub B / Grade 2 13 Standard 1 / Grade 3 14 Standard 2 / Grade 4 15 Standard 3 / Grade 5 16 Standard 4 / Grade 6 17 Standard 5 / Grade 7 22 Standard 6 / Grade 8 23 Standard 7 / Grade 9 24 Standard 8 / Grade 10 32 Standard 9/Grade 11 33 Standard 10/Grade 12 34 Higher Grades (Grade 13, A levels) 43 National Primary Certificate\Educational Cert. Primary 51 1 year after Standard 10 / Grade 12\NTC - 4 years 52 2 years after Standard 10 / Grade 12\NTC - 5 years 53 3 years after Standard 10 / Grade 12\NTC - 6 years 61 University: 1 year 62 University: 2 year 63 University: 3 year 64 University: 4 year 71 Post-Graduate: 1Year 72 Post-Graduate: 2 year 73 Post-Graduate: 3 year 83 Educational Diploma Primary 84 Higher Educ. Diploma Primary\Secondary\Technical 91 Post- Graduate in Teacher Training\Higher Educ. Diploma 92 B. Ed Degree (Baccalaureus Educationist) 97 98 99 Refers to the establish the respondent's highest level of education attained Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? The languages in which a person can communicate may be an advantage for employment opportunities. Enter at most three main languages using the languages code list (code list 4). Note that the respondents must be able to speak and communicate in the language with understanding. It is not enough to know only a few words. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two. If the respondent speaks two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. one line for each, and "00" for the last line. 9305 97 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other 97 Main languages used by the respondent Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? The languages in which a person can communicate may be an advantage for employment opportunities. Enter at most three main languages using the languages code list (code list 4). Note that the respondents must be able to speak and communicate in the language with understanding. It is not enough to know only a few words. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two. If the respondent speaks two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. one line for each, and "00" for the last line. 9305 97 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other Main languages used by the respondent Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? The languages in which a person can communicate may be an advantage for employment opportunities. Enter at most three main languages using the languages code list (code list 4). Note that the respondents must be able to speak and communicate in the language with understanding. It is not enough to know only a few words. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two. If the respondent speaks two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. one line for each, and "00" for the last line. 9305 98 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other Main languages used by the respondent Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? The purpose of these questions is to measure the level of literacy. Literacy means the ability to write and read in any language with understanding. A person who can only write his/her name or who can read but not write is illiterate, i.e. not literate.37 Here, it is assured that a person who can write can also read. If the answer is "no" code"00" on each of the three lines. If the answer is "yes", code up to three (3) languages from code list 4 -one language code for each line. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two lines. If the respondent is literate in two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. on one line for each, and "00" for the last line. For persons who can write, put down the codes for the languages in which they are literate. Use the same language codes. For example, if a person can only write in English, put down 32 on the top row and 00 on both middle row and bottom row. If a person can write in Nama, Afrikaans and English, code 17 on the top row, 30 on the middle row and 32 on the bottom row, where 17 is the code for Nama, 30 Afrikkaans and 32 English For don't known code "99" on the top row. 9305 97 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other Languages written by the respondent Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? The purpose of these questions is to measure the level of literacy. Literacy means the ability to write and read in any language with understanding. A person who can only write his/her name or who can read but not write is illiterate, i.e. not literate.37 Here, it is assured that a person who can write can also read. If the answer is "no" code"00" on each of the three lines. If the answer is "yes", code up to three (3) languages from code list 4 -one language code for each line. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two lines. If the respondent is literate in two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. on one line for each, and "00" for the last line. For persons who can write, put down the codes for the languages in which they are literate. Use the same language codes. For example, if a person can only write in English, put down 32 on the top row and 00 on both middle row and bottom row. If a person can write in Nama, Afrikaans and English, code 17 on the top row, 30 on the middle row and 32 on the bottom row, where 17 is the code for Nama, 30 Afrikkaans and 32 English For don't known code "99" on the top row. 9305 98 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other Languages written by the respondent Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? The purpose of these questions is to measure the level of literacy. Literacy means the ability to write and read in any language with understanding. A person who can only write his/her name or who can read but not write is illiterate, i.e. not literate.37 Here, it is assured that a person who can write can also read. If the answer is "no" code"00" on each of the three lines. If the answer is "yes", code up to three (3) languages from code list 4 -one language code for each line. Code main (first) language on top row, 2nd language on middle row and 3rd language on bottom row. If it is only one language, enter the relevant language code on the first line, and then write "00" on the remaining two lines. If the respondent is literate in two languages, enter the language codes for the first two lines, i.e. on one line for each, and "00" for the last line. For persons who can write, put down the codes for the languages in which they are literate. Use the same language codes. For example, if a person can only write in English, put down 32 on the top row and 00 on both middle row and bottom row. If a person can write in Nama, Afrikaans and English, code 17 on the top row, 30 on the middle row and 32 on the bottom row, where 17 is the code for Nama, 30 Afrikkaans and 32 English For don't known code "99" on the top row. 9305 98 1 Kung 2 Heikum 3 Other bushman languages 4 Silozi (Sikololo) 5 Sifwe 6 Sisubiya 7 Siyeyi (Yei) 8 Totela 9 Herero 10 Mbanderu 11 Herero, n.e.c 12 Rukwangali 13 Rushambyu 14 Rugciriku 15 Thimbukushu 16 Kavango, n.e.c 17 Nama/Damara 18 Damara/Nama 19 Kwanyama 20 Ndonga 21 Kwambi 22 Mbalantu 23 Ngandjera 24 Kwaluundhi 25 Kolonkhadi 26 Oshiwambo n.e.c. 27 Tswana 30 Afrikaans 31 German 32 English 33 French 34 Italian 35 Dutch 36 Portuguese 39 Other European Languages n. e. c 40 Xhosa 41 Zulu 42 Sotho 43 Swahili 49 Other African Languages 50 Other Languages written by the respondent Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Persons aged 10 years and above, During the last 7 days did you work for at least one hour for pay, profit or family gain? The question seeks information to determine the currently economically active population. In this case the reference period is the last7 days to the interview day. In other words, the reference period is not fixed but floating. The reference period is short enough for the respondent to recall well that week preceding the interview day. The respondent will answer either "yes" or "no" and you should circle the appropriate code accordingly. For those persons who answer "yes" i.e. code "1" to this question, the interviewer should proceed to E (Employed). Otherwise, go to the next question, i.e. D2. 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Current economic activity Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to If coded 2 in d1 Even though you were not working did you have a job business or a holding (subsistence farming) which you will return to? This question should be directed to everyone except for persons who have answered "yes" to question D1. The purpose of this question is to filter out all the employed persons including those persons who may be temporarily absent/away from work, for one reason or another, during the last 7 days preceding the interview. If the answer is "no", i.e. code "2", then proceed to question D5, if "yes" ,i.e. code "1" ask the next question. 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Refers those persons who may be temporarily absent/away from work, for one reason or another Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working If coded 1 in d2 Why didn't you work during the last seven days? This question intends to find out the reasons why workers were temporary absent from their work during the last 7 days. Possible answers are provided below the question. There may be more than one reason, but you should record only the main one, i.e. only one code should be circled here. Category "11", other, specify" is for those answers which do not fall under any of the possible answers provided and the interviewer must clearly write down the reason as given by the respondent. 9305 1 sick, injury 2 maternity, parental leave 3 holiday, vacation 4 education leave 5 strike, lock-out 6 temporary lay-off 7 reduction in economic activity 8 temporary disorganization, suspension of work 9 personal,family responsibilities 10 off season 11 other, specify 97 not stated 98 not applicable 99 don't know Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence If coded 1 in d2 Were you being paid despite your absence from work during the last 7 days? There are three possible answers: code "1" for "yes"; code "2" for "no" and code "3" for those who work for their own enterprises and families especially in subsistence farming After completing this question you should proceed straight to Section E for these respondents. 9305 1 yes 2 no 3 own account worker 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days if coded 2 in d2 If you had been offered a job would you have been ready to work during the last 7 days? This question is applicable to those persons who answered no, i.e. circled "2" in D2. It seeks information on unemployment. Here there are only two possible answers: code"1" for "yes" and code "2" for "no" If the answer is "yes" then proceed to Section G (Unemployed), otherwise ask the next question. 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days If coded 2 in d5 Since you were not working for pay, profit, or family gain, , what were you doing during the last 7 days? This question is applicable to all those persons who answered "no", i.e. circled "2" in D5. The question is aimed at collecting information on the activity status of all those persons who neither worked nor were they unemployed during the last 7 days, i.e. all persons aged 10 years and above who have neither worked, nor have a job, business or holding to return to (employment/self-employed), nor were they ready to work if offered a job (unemployed). For all these codes, no further questions. End interview for this respondent 9305 98 98 1 retired 2 old age 3 illness/disabled 4 homemaker 5 student 6 income recipient 7 othe 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 don't know Current ecomic activity Number of jobs Number of jobs Number of jobs Number of jobs Number of jobs Those coded 1 in d1 or d2 How many different jobs including as self-employment have you been doing during the last 7 days? The purpose of this question is to determine the number of workers engaged in more than one different job. The number of jobs is determined by the number of different employers worked for or salaries received. You must fill in the total number of jobs in column E1. 9305 1 2 3 5 7 8 Refers to people who have worked for at least one hour during the last 7 days or did not but have a job, business or a holding (subsistence farming) which they would return to Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code This column will be completed by coders. The coders should find the right code for occupation described in columns E2 and E3 from the occupation code list. 9305 11 998 11 111 112 113 121 122 123 131 211 212 213 214 215 221 222 231 232 233 234 235 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 311 312 313 314 315 321 322 323 324 331 332 339 341 342 343 344 345 347 411 412 413 414 416 419 421 422 429 511 512 513 514 515 516 522 610 611 612 613 614 615 621 622 623 711 712 713 714 721 722 723 724 725 731 732 733 734 741 742 743 744 811 812 813 814 821 822 823 825 826 828 829 830 831 832 833 834 901 911 912 913 914 915 916 920 931 932 933 934 997 998 Occupation code Full/part time Full/part time Full/part time Full/part time Full/part time Did you work full time? It is very important to know workers who are working full time or part time. There is no measurement of full time work or part time. The interviewers will depend on the answer of the respondent. If it is full time code "1" and if it is part time circle code "2" 9305 1 full time 2 part time 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Industrycode Industrycode Industrycode Industrycode Industrycode This column is for coders to fill in the right code for the industry described in column E6 and E7. Leave this column blank. 9305 111 9998 111 112 113 121 122 130 140 150 200 500 1010 1030 1120 1200 1300 1310 1320 1410 1421 1422 1429 1511 1512 1513 1520 1531 1541 1542 1543 1551 1552 1554 1711 1712 1722 1729 1730 1810 1820 1911 1920 2010 2022 2023 2029 2109 2211 2212 2221 2320 2422 2424 2511 2610 2692 2694 2695 2696 2720 2721 2731 2891 2892 2893 2899 2910 2912 2915 2921 2922 2924 2926 2927 2929 2930 3130 3150 3190 3210 3313 3420 3430 3511 3512 3610 3691 3699 3710 3720 4010 4020 4030 4100 4500 4510 4520 4530 4540 5010 5020 5030 5040 5050 5110 5121 5122 5131 5139 5141 5142 5143 5150 5190 5211 5219 5220 5222 5231 5232 5233 5234 5239 5240 5251 5252 5259 5260 5510 5520 6010 6020 6021 6022 6023 6030 6110 6120 6210 6220 6301 6302 6303 6304 6309 6410 6411 6412 6420 6511 6519 6590 6591 6592 6599 6601 6602 6603 6711 6712 6719 7010 7122 7130 7220 7230 7240 7250 7290 7320 7410 7411 7412 7414 7420 7421 7422 7430 7491 7492 7493 7494 7495 7499 7511 7512 7513 7514 7520 7521 7522 7523 7530 8010 8020 8021 8022 8030 8090 8511 8512 8519 8520 8530 8531 8532 9000 9100 9112 9191 9192 9199 9210 9211 9212 9213 9214 9219 9220 9231 9241 9249 9301 9302 9303 9309 9500 9900 9997 9998 Industry code from the codelist Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status In your main job did you work as …? This question is to collect information on the status in employment. Different employment statuses are given below. The interviewer should circle the corresponding code of the respondent's status. 01 Subsistence / communal farmer (with paid Employees) 02 Subsistence / communal farmer (without paid employees) 03 Other employer (with paid employees) 04 Other own account worker (without paid employees) 05 Employee (government or parastatals) 06 Employee (private) 07 Unpaid family worker (subsistence / communal) 08 Other unpaid family worker 09 Other, specify 99 Don't know Categories for the type of employment status: All employed persons of either sex, aged 10 years and over, shall be classified in one of the above categories. 9305 1 98 1 subsistence/communal farmer(with paid employees) 2 subsistence/communal farmer (without paid employees) 3 other employer(with paid employees) 4 other own account worker(without paid employees) 5 employee 6 unpaid family worker(subsistence/communal) 7 other unpaid family worker 8 others 97 not reported 98 not applicable 99 don't know Type of work place Type of work place Type of work place Type of work place Type of work place If code 5 in e9 Is your place of work….? This question seeks to identify in which entity/business the respondent is employed. These are main categories which employs most of the workers in the country. 9305 1 government 2 parastatal 3 private enterprise 4 non-profit organisation 5 cooperative 6 a private household 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Type of business enterprise Type of business enterprise Type of business enterprise Type of business enterprise Type of business enterprise If code 3 in e9 Is your business/enterprise (or the business/enterprise for which you work……? This question is only asked to those who are coded 3 in column E10. It seeks information on the type of ownership the business/enterprise is involved in. 9305 1 corporation (joint stock company limited liability) 2 unincorporated (sole ownership or ordinary partnership) 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know No. Of people at work place No. Of people at work place No. Of people at work place No. Of people at work place No. Of people at work place How many people including yourself work in your workplace? This question seeks to identify the number of persons working at the different workplaces; it aims at measuring the size of the workforce by the number of employees. Record the corresponding response category as given by the respondent. 9305 1 1 2 2 - 3 3 4 - 5 4 6 - 10 5 11 - 15 6 16 - 20 7 21+ 8 not applicable Sector of work place Sector of work place Sector of work place Sector of work place Sector of work place Is your place of work.....? This question seeks to identify the sector in which the respondent carries out his/her economic activities.45 The response categories are: 1. In the informal sector 2. In the formal sector 3. Private household 9 Don't know 9305 1 formal 2 informal 3 private household 5 none 6 not specified 7 not reported 8 not applicable 9 dn't know Location of work place Location of work place Location of work place Location of work place Location of work place Where is your place of work? This question aims to identify the workplace of the respondent. It also aims at identifying the business site where the business activity of the respondent is carried out, the following are some of the response categories. 01 at home (no special business space) 02. Business space inside or attached to the home. 03. Factory, office, shop, workshop etc. independent from your house. 04. Farm or individual subsidiary plot 05. Homes or workplaces of clients 06. Construction site 07. Market, trade fairs 08. Street stall 09. No fixed location (mobile) 10. Other specify 9305 1 98 1 at home (no special business space) 2 business space inside or attached to the home 3 factory, office, shop, workshop, etc independent from house 4 farm or individual susidiary plot 5 homes or workplaces of clients 6 construction sites 7 markets, trade fairs 8 street stall 9 no fixed location (mobile) 10 other, specify 97 not recorded 98 not applicable Refers to the geographic location of workplace Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code Occup. Code These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 111 998 992.212 56.674 Occupation code Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 111 9998 9939.081 594.403 Industry code Type of work place (second main job) Type of work place (second main job) Type of work place (second main job) Type of work place (second main job) Type of work place (second main job) Is your place (second) of work….? These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 1 government 2 parastatal 3 private enterprise 4 non-profit organisation 5 cooperative 6 a private household 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Refers to occupation at the second workplace No. Of people at (second main job) No. Of people at (second main job) No. Of people at (second main job) No. Of people at (second main job) No. Of people at (second main job) How many people including yourself work in your second workplace? These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 1 1 2 2 - 3 3 4 - 5 4 6 - 10 5 11 - 15 6 16 - 20 7 21+ 8 not applicable 97 not reported Refers to the number of people at the second workplace Sector of work place (second main job) Sector of work place (second main job) Sector of work place (second main job) Sector of work place (second main job) Sector of work place (second main job) How many people including yourself work in your workplace? These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 1 informal 2 formal 3 private household 5 none 6 not specified 7 not reported 8 not applicable 9 dn't know Location of work place (second main job) Location of work place (second main job) Location of work place (second main job) Location of work place (second main job) Location of work place (second main job) Where is your place of second workplace? These columns apply to those persons who have got more than one job. These columns are to be completed in the same way as columns E6 to E14, But for the second main job. 9305 1 at home (no special business space) 2 business space inside or attached to the home 3 factory, office, shop, workshop, etc independent from house 4 farm or individual susidiary plot 5 homes or workplaces of clients 6 construction sites 7 markets, trade fairs 8 street stall 9 no fixed location (mobile) 10 other, specify 97 not recorded 98 not applicable Usual hours (main job) Usual hours (main job) Usual hours (main job) Usual hours (main job) Usual hours (main job) For the main job How many hours do you usually work in each day in your main job? Usual hours refer to the hours that the respondent usually works on each day in his / her main job. Record the usual hours in the first row. 9305 999 497.126 474.767 Hours refer to the hours that the respondent usually works on each day in his / her main job. Actual hours (main job) Actual hours (main job) Actual hours (main job) Actual hours (main job) Actual hours (main job) For the main job How many hours, (including overtime but excluding meal breaks, hours paid for but not worked and time spent on travel from home to work and vice versa) did you work on each day in your main job in the last 7 days? Actual hours are only for those who worked, coded 1 in D1. Complete columns F1 to F8 for those persons who have actually worked. Record the actual hours worked for each day in the second row. 9305 999 501.455 476.658 Hours refer to the hours that the respondent actually works on each day in his / her main job. Usual hours (second job) Usual hours (second job) Usual hours (second job) Usual hours (second job) Usual hours (second job) For all other jobs than the main job How many hours do you usually work in each day in your second main job? Usual hours refer to the hours that the respondent usually works on each day in his / her second main job. Record the usual hours in the first row. 9305 999 983.961 116.158 Hours refer to the hours that the respondent usually works on each day in his / her second main job. Actual hours (second job) Actual hours (second job) Actual hours (second job) Actual hours (second job) Actual hours (second job) For all other jobs than the main job How many hours, (including overtime but excluding meal breaks, hours paid for but not worked and time spent on travel from home to work and vice versa) did you work on each day in your second main job in the last 7 days? Complete the second row in the same way as in columns F1 to F8. 9305 999 984.017 116.134 Hours refer to the hours that the respondent actually works on each day in his / her second main job. Total usual hours Total usual hours Total usual hours Total usual hours Total usual hours The interviewer fill in this columns the total hours worked Main job + all other jobs You should add the total usual hours of the main job (first row column F8) to the total usual hours of all other jobs (first row column F16) for each respondent and record this sum in this column i.e. F17=first row (F8+F16) 9305 998 497.524 474.502 Total actual hours Total actual hours Total actual hours Total actual hours Total actual hours The interviewer fill in this columns the total hours worked Main job + all other jobs You should add the total actual hours of the main job (second row column F8) to the total actual hours for other jobs (second row columnF16) for each respondent and record this sum on this column, i.e. F18= second row (F8 +F16) 9305 998 501.38 476.479 Preferred to work more hours Preferred to work more hours Preferred to work more hours Preferred to work more hours Preferred to work more hours Would you have preferred to work for more hours during the last 7 days? The purpose of this question is to find out whether the respondent was willing to work more hours during the reference period. The information provided in this question would determine whether the person is under- employed or not. If the answer is "yes" then the interviewer should ask where the respondent would like to work more hours (and circle the appropriate code). 1 at present job 2 other job in addition to the present job 3 other job with more hours to replace the present one If the answer is no, then circle the code "4" and skip to column F21. 9305 1 at present job 2 other jobs in addition to present job 3 other jobs with more hours to replace the present job 4 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 Number of hours preferred to work Number of hours preferred to work Number of hours preferred to work Number of hours preferred to work Number of hours preferred to work How many hours would you have preferred to work during the last 7 days? This question is only applicable to those who have answered "yes" in column F19. Enter the total number of hours for those persons who answered "yes" in F19 9305 99 97 not recorded 98 not applicable Whether could work more hours Whether could work more hours Whether could work more hours Whether could work more hours Whether could work more hours Could you have worked more hours during the last 7 days? Similarly, this question seeks additional information on underemployment. However, it is not the same as that in column F19. A person could have worked for more hours if He / she wanted, but may have preferred not to. This question will establish whether the respondent was available or ready to work for more hours during the last 7 days. If the answer is "yes" proceed to the next question, if "no" go the section H. 9305 1 yes 2 no 5 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Additional work looked for Additional work looked for Additional work looked for Additional work looked for Additional work looked for Did you look for additional work during the last 7 days? The question seeks further information on underemployment. This is to find out whether the respondent made efforts to look for additional work despite being employed during the last 7 days. Enter code 1 for yes or otherwise code 2. Note that this is the last question on employment. Therefore you should proceed to section H for those persons who have answered these questions. 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Duration of unemployment Duration of unemployment Duration of unemployment Duration of unemployment Duration of unemployment For how long have you been without work and available for work? The respondent should give information on the duration he/she had been unemployed and available for work. Remember: this question does not refer to the last 30 days only. You should circle the code of the appropriate time period of being without work as given below: 1 Less than one month 2 1 month, but under 3 months 3 3 months, but under 6 months 4 6 month, but under 1 year 5 1 year, but under 2 years 6 2 years or more 9305 1 less than one month 2 1 month but under 3 months 3 3 months but under 6 months 4 6 months but under 1 year 5 1 year but under 2 years 6 2 years or more 7 not recorded 8 not applicable Persons who have not worked the last 7 days, and had no job, business or subsistence farming but were ready to work, coded 1 in d5. Search for work/try to start business Search for work/try to start business Search for work/try to start business Search for work/try to start business Search for work/try to start business Did you look for work or try to start your own business during the last 30 days? The purpose of this Question is to give information on the unemployed persons who are seriously or actively looking for employment. Actively looking for work is one of the criteria used to determine unemployment even though this criterion can be relaxed for some reasons. For example, some people may be ready to work but may not be actively looking for work and the reasons may be that they are discouraged / given up after a long time of searching for work and not finding. Circle code 1 for yes or 2 for no. If code 2 is circles skip to G6 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business If yes in g2 How did you look for work or try to start your own business during the last 30 days? There exist many ways an unemployed person can use to look for a job. Here there are 8 possible response categories. The respondent should state the main means for looking for work. You should not read or state these categories to him/her. It is possible to have more than one response. You should circle the codes for the relevant response categories mentioned by the respondent. 9305 1 99 1 registration at ministry of labour offices 2 registration at other emplyment agencies 3 direct applications to employers 4 checking at work sites, farms, factory gates, market or othe 5 placed or answered media advertisement 6 seeking assistance of friends, relatives, colleaques, union 7 take action to start business or subsistence farming 8 other 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 don't know Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business If yes in g2 How did you look for work or try to start your own business during the last 30 days? There exist many ways an unemployed person can use to look for a job. Here there are 8 possible response categories. The respondent should state the main means for looking for work. You should not read or state these categories to him/her. It is possible to have more than one response. You should circle the codes for the relevant response categories mentioned by the respondent. 9305 98 1 registration at ministry of labour offices 2 registration at other emplyment agencies 3 direct applications to employers 4 checking at work sites, farms, factory gates, market or othe 5 placed or answered media advertisement 6 seeking assistance of friends, relatives, colleaques, union 7 take action to start business or subsistence farming 8 other 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 don't know Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business Ways used to look for work/start business If yes in g2 How did you look for work or try to start your own business during the last 30 days? There exist many ways an unemployed person can use to look for a job. Here there are 8 possible response categories. The respondent should state the main means for looking for work. You should not read or state these categories to him/her. It is possible to have more than one response. You should circle the codes for the relevant response categories mentioned by the respondent. 9305 98 1 registration at ministry of labour offices 2 registration at other emplyment agencies 3 direct applications to employers 4 checking at work sites, farms, factory gates, market or othe 5 placed or answered media advertisement 6 seeking assistance of friends, relatives, colleaques, union 7 take action to start business or subsistence farming 8 other 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 don't know Occup.Code (work looked for) Occup.Code (work looked for) Occup.Code (work looked for) Occup.Code (work looked for) Occup.Code (work looked for) This column will be used by the coder to allocate the right occupation code for the job sought by the respondent according to NASCO. 9305 11 998 906.419 195.512 Main reason not searching for work Main reason not searching for work Main reason not searching for work Main reason not searching for work Main reason not searching for work If no in g2 What was the main reason that you didn't look for work or try to start your own business during the last 30 days? The question applies only to those coded "2" in column G2 circle the code of the appropriate main reason why the respondent didn't look for work during the last 30 days. Only one code, for the main reason, should be circled. 9305 1 thought no work 2 awaiting replies 3 got tired of seeking work 4 already found work 5 awaiting busy season 6 lack of resources to start business/subsistence farming 7 studying 8 other 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 don't know Ever worked before Ever worked before Ever worked before Ever worked before Ever worked before Have you ever worked before? It is important to find out if unemployed respondent had worked before or not. If the answer is "yes" then circle "1" and proceed to the next column. If the answer is "no" then circle"2" and go to G15 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Occup.Code Occup.Code Occup.Code Occup.Code Occup.Code If yes in g7 This column will be used by the coder to allocate the right occupation code for the job previously done by the respondent. 9305 7 999 942.935 151.863 Occupation code Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code If yes in g7 9305 7 9998 9251.138 2031.765 Industry code Reason for leaving job Reason for leaving job Reason for leaving job Reason for leaving job Reason for leaving job If yes in g7 What is the reason that you left your last job? The question applies only to those coded "1" in column G7. Circle the code of the appropriate reason why the respondent left his or her previous employment. Only one code should be circled. 9305 1 98 1 retrenched 2 dismissed 3 resignation 4 disabled 5 sick 6 closure of company 7 end of temporary activity 8 retirement/old age 9 don't know 97 not recorded 98 not applicable Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support More than one response possible How do you support yourself? More than one response possible This question seeks information on how the respondent supports him/herself since he is not working. If code 1, go back to d1 9305 1 98 1 did odd jobs during the last week 2 supported by someone in the household 3 supported by someone outside the household 4 old age/disability grant 5 supported by charity/church 6 from savings 7 child support/foster care grant 8 income from sale of property 9 other 97 not recorded 98 not applicable Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support More than one response possible How do you support yourself? More than one response possible This question seeks information on how the respondent supports him/herself since he is not working. If code 1, go back to d1 9305 1 did odd jobs during the last week 2 supported by someone in the household 3 supported by someone outside the household 4 old age/disability grant 5 supported by charity/church 6 from savings 7 child support/foster care grant 8 income from sale of property 9 other 10 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support Means of support More than one response possible How do you support yourself? More than one response possible This question seeks information on how the respondent supports him/herself since he is not working. If code 1, go back to d1 9305 1 did odd jobs during the last week 2 supported by someone in the household 3 supported by someone outside the household 4 old age/disability grant 5 supported by charity/church 6 from savings 7 child support/foster care grant 8 income from sale of property 9 other 88 97 not recorded 98 not applicable 99 Payment of social security (employer) Payment of social security (employer) Payment of social security (employer) Payment of social security (employer) Payment of social security (employer) Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Does your employer pay social contribution for you e.G. Pension? This question aims to establish whether the employee is receiving any social benefit. The response categories are listed below: 1 Yes 2 No 9 Don't know 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know 98 Paid annual leave Paid annual leave Paid annual leave Paid annual leave Paid annual leave Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Do you benefit from paid annual leave or compensation for unused leave? This question seek information on whether the employee is entitled to paid annual leave or receive any compensation for the leave days he/she did not use. Circle 1 for "yes", 2 for "no" or 9 for "don't know". 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Paid sick leave Paid sick leave Paid sick leave Paid sick leave Paid sick leave Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Would you benefit from paid sick leave in case of illness? The purpose of this question is to find out whether the employee is entitled to paid sick leave. Possible responsible categories are: 1 Yes 2 No 9 Don't know 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Income tax deduction Income tax deduction Income tax deduction Income tax deduction Income tax deduction Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Does your employer deduct income tax from your salary/wage? This question is aimed at finding information on whether the employee is paying income tax. Circle 1 for ":yes", 2 for "no" or 9 for "don't know" 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Type of employment contract Type of employment contract Type of employment contract Type of employment contract Type of employment contract Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Have you been employed on the basis of….? The question seeks information on the contract of employment, whether there was any contract between the employer and the employee. One of the response categories below should be circled; 1 A written contract 2 A verbal agreement 9305 1 a written contract 2 a verbal agreement 5 7 not recorded 8 not applicable Nature of employment contract Nature of employment contract Nature of employment contract Nature of employment contract Nature of employment contract Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 Is the contract or agreement of a….? This question seeks information on the nature of the contract or agreement Response categories are listed below: 1 Limited duration The contract of employment is limited to a certain duration e.g. six months. A seasonal employee is hired for a limited time because the work is only necessary for a certain season. 2 Permanent nature A permanent contract is one with no defined termination date (other than retirement) under which all conditions of employment are offered as specified in the letter of appointment and written particulars of terms of appointment. 3 Unspecified duration A contract of unspecified duration does not have an expiry date. It expires when the employer informs the employee of their likely conclusion. 9305 1 limited duration 2 permanent nature 3 unspecified duration 6 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Duration of employment contract Duration of employment contract Duration of employment contract Duration of employment contract Duration of employment contract Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 if code 1 in h6 What is the duration of your contract or agreement? The question seeks information on the duration of contract or agreement Response categories are: 1 Daily contract/agreement 2 Less than 1 month 3 1 to 2 months 4 3 to 6 months 5 7 to 12 months 6 More than 12 months 9 Don't know 9305 1 daily contract/agreement 2 less than one month 3 1 to 2 months 4 3 to 6 months 5 7 to 12 months 6 more than 12 months 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Duration of employment Duration of employment Duration of employment Duration of employment Duration of employment Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 How long have you been employed in this job? This question aims to find out information on how long the respondent has been working in his/her job. Response categories are: 1 Less than 1 year 2 1 to 2 years 3 3 to 5 years 4 6 to 10 years 5 11 or more years 9305 1 less than 1 year 2 1 to 2 years 3 3 to 5 years 4 6 to 10 years 5 11 or more years 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Earning per month Earning per month Earning per month Earning per month Earning per month Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 How much do you earn/get paid per month in your main job………? This question seeks to obtain information on the remuneration paid to the respondent in his/her main job/s. Write down monthly basic salary/wage in n$ 9305 99998 1496.066 4709.18 Earning per month (other jobs) Earning per month (other jobs) Earning per month (other jobs) Earning per month (other jobs) Earning per month (other jobs) Who have worked the last 7 days, coded 5 in e9 How much do you earn/get paid per month in your other job/s………? This question is only applicable to the respondent with more than one job. Write down monthly basic salary/wage in n$ 9305 99998 46.053 1711.554 Registration of business/enterprise as company Registration of business/enterprise as company Registration of business/enterprise as company Registration of business/enterprise as company Registration of business/enterprise as company Who have worked during the last 7 days and coded 01, 02, 03, and 04 in e9 Is your business/enterprise registered as a company? This question seeks information on whether the business/ enterprise is operating legally. 01Yes 02 No 03 In the process of registration 09 Do not know 9305 1 yes 2 no 3 in the process of registration 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Institutions business/enterprise registered with Institutions business/enterprise registered with Institutions business/enterprise registered with Institutions business/enterprise registered with Institutions business/enterprise registered with If code 1 in i1 In which of the following is it registered? (More than one response possible) This question is only applicable to those who answered yes in I1. The aim of the question is to identify the registering authority with which the enterprise is registered. One of the response categories below should be circled. 1 Social Security Commission 2 Ministry of Trade and Industry 3 Ministry of Finance 4 Other, specify 9305 1 social security commission 2 ministry of trade and industry 3 ministry of finance 4 other 7 not recorded 8 not applicable Keeping of accounts by company Keeping of accounts by company Keeping of accounts by company Keeping of accounts by company Keeping of accounts by company Does your business keep a complete set of accounts? The aim of the question is to establish whether the business/enterprise adopts some common business principles such as stock taking and bookkeeping. These are essential for the entrepreneur to keep abreast with all the operations of the business. 01Yes 02 No 09 Do not know If the answer is "yes" enter code 1 and proceed to the next question, if it's "no" enter code 2 and go to I5. 9305 1 yes 2 no 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Type of accounts kept for company Type of accounts kept for company Type of accounts kept for company Type of accounts kept for company Type of accounts kept for company If code 1 in i3 What types of accounts are kept for this business? This question is only applicable to those coded 1 in I3. The question aims at finding out the type of information /records about the enterprise's activities kept by the enterprise in its accounts. Response categories are: 1 Detailed formal accounts (means detailed, financial statement and auditing) 2 Simplified accounting format (means income and expenditure) 3 Informal records for personal use 4 Other, specify 9305 1 detail formal accounts 2 simplified accounting format 3 informal records for personal use 4 other 7 not recorded 8 not applicable Seperation of business expenditure from owner's household Seperation of business expenditure from owner's household Seperation of business expenditure from owner's household Seperation of business expenditure from owner's household Seperation of business expenditure from owner's household Is the business expenditure separate from that of the owner's household? Circle either 1 for yes or 2 for no 9305 1 yes 2 no 5 7 not recorded 8 not applicable 9 don't know Number of employees in business Number of employees in business Number of employees in business Number of employees in business Number of employees in business How many employees (excluding business partners and unpaid family works) are you employing? Write down the number of employees working for the respondent's business/enterprise 9305 99998 21.315 1387.63 Estimated monthly income of business Estimated monthly income of business Estimated monthly income of business Estimated monthly income of business Estimated monthly income of business What is the estimated monthly income of your business? Write down the monthly income in N$ as given by the respondent. 9305 9999999 6926.788 228555.379 Highest level of education attained Highest level of education attained Highest level of education attained Highest level of education attained Highest level of education attained For those coded 2-4 in C1 What is (name) highest level of education completed? The purpose of this question is to establish the respondent's highest level of education attained and also to produce a "proxy" and check for the literacy question. It should be emphasized that the full grade or standard must have been completed. For example, the current grade /standard a person is in ,is not yet completed and therefore cannot be taken as the highest grade/standard completed, e.g. a person presently in standard 4, has completed standard 3. Enter appropriate code from code list 3. For don't known use code "99". For those who are currently in grade 1, write code "10".And for those in pre-school write code "00". Check age in column B4 for consistency, particularly for children. 9305 2 11 1 pre-primary 2 primary school 3 junior sec school 4 senior sec school 5 education after std 10 6 university 1st degree 7 post graduate degree 8 teachers' training 9 not reported 10 no education 11 don't know Industry code main job Industry code main job Industry code main job Industry code main job Industry code main job 9305 1 19 1 agriculture 2 fishing 3 mining and quarrying 4 manufacturing 5 electricity, gas & water 6 construction 7 wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles 8 hotels and restaurants 9 transport, storage and communication 10 financial intermediation 11 real estate, renting and business activities 12 public administration, defence & social security 13 education 14 health and social work 15 other community, social & personal services 16 private households with employed persons 17 extra-territorial organisations & bodies 18 not recorded 19 not applicable 20 don't know Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code Industry code 9298 7 1 19 1 agriculture 2 fishing 3 mining and quarrying 4 manufacturing 5 electricity, gas & water 6 construction 7 wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles 8 hotels and restaurants 9 transport, storage and communication 10 financial intermediation 11 real estate, renting and business activities 12 public administration, defence & social security 13 education 14 health and social work 15 other community, social & personal services 16 private households with employed persons 17 extra-territorial organisations & bodies 18 not recorded 19 not applicable 20 don't know Industry codes Industry codes Industry codes Industry codes Industry codes 9287 18 1 19 1 agriculture 2 fishing 3 mining and quarrying 4 manufacturing 5 electricity, gas & water 6 construction 7 wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles 8 hotels and restaurants 9 transport, storage and communication 10 financial intermediation 11 real estate, renting and business activities 12 public administration, defence & social security 13 education 14 health and social work 15 other community, social & personal services 16 private households with employed persons 17 extra-territorial organisations & bodies 18 not recorded 19 not applicable 20 don't know Ocuupation main job Ocuupation main job Ocuupation main job Ocuupation main job Ocuupation main job 9305 1 12 1 legislators, senior officials & managers 2 professionals 3 technicians & associate professionals 4 clerks 5 services, shops & market sales workers 6 skilled agricultural & fishery workers 7 craft & trade workers 8 plant & machine operators & assemblers 9 elementary occupations 10 armed forces 11 not recorded 12 not applicable 13 don't know First occupation First occupation First occupation First occupation First occupation 9302 3 1 12 1 legislators, senior officials & managers 2 professionals 3 technicians & associate professionals 4 clerks 5 services, shops & market sales workers 6 skilled agricultural & fishery workers 7 craft & trade workers 8 plant & machine operators & assemblers 9 elementary occupations 10 armed forces 11 not recorded 12 not applicable 13 don't know Second occupation Second occupation Second occupation Second occupation Second occupation 9289 16 1 12 1 legislators, senior officials & managers 2 professionals 3 technicians & associate professionals 4 clerks 5 services, shops & market sales workers 6 skilled agricultural & fishery workers 7 craft & trade workers 8 plant & machine operators & assemblers 9 elementary occupations 10 armed forces 11 not recorded 12 not applicable 13 don't know Third occupation Third occupation Third occupation Third occupation Third occupation 9291 14 1 13 1 legislators, senior officials & managers 2 professionals 3 technicians & associate professionals 4 clerks 5 services, shops & market sales workers 6 skilled agricultural & fishery workers 7 craft & trade workers 8 plant & machine operators & assemblers 9 elementary occupations 10 armed forces 11 not recorded 12 not applicable 13 don't know Groupedage Groupedage Groupedage Groupedage Groupedage 9305 2 14 1 10-14 2 15-19 3 20-24 4 25-29 5 30-34 6 35-39 7 40-44 8 45-49 9 50-54 10 55-59 11 60-64 12 65+ 13 not reported 14 don't know Weights Weights Weights Weights Weights 9305 4.112 336.362 72.937 43.783 Record type Record type Record type Record type Record type 5164 1 Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID 5164 10 9389 Region Region Region Region Region 5164 1 Caprivi 2 Erongo 3 Hardap 4 Karas 5 Kavango 6 Khomas 7 Kunene 8 Ohangwena 9 Omaheke 10 Omusati 11 Oshana 12 Oshikoto 13 Otjozondjupa PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. 5164 1 239 1 2 3 4 5 6 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 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 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Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. 5164 1 2 Response category Response category Response category Response category Response category 5164 1 Fully completed 2 Partially copmleted 3 Incomplete due to refusal 4 Incomplete due to no contact Person No. Person No. Person No. Person No. Person No. 5164 1 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 22 25 26 27 28 29 Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head What is name's relationship to the head of household? 5164 1 8 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daughter 4 Son/Daughter in law 5 Grand son/daughter 6 Father/Mother 7 Other relatives 8 Other non relatives 9 Don't know Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Is name female or male? 5164 1 Female 2 Male Age Age Age Age Age How old was (name) at his/her last birthday? 5164 15 99 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 99 Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality What is (name's)'s nationality? 5164 140 152 140 Namibia 141 Angola 142 Botswana 143 RSA 144 Zambia 145 Zimbabwe 146 Other SADC countries 147 Other African countries 148 European countries 149 American countries 150 Asian and Oceanic countries 151 Other countries 152 Unknown Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Does (name) receive/expect to receive any payment in the form of a grant/pension? 5164 1 Receive 2 Expect to receive 3 No Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status What is (names's) marital status? 5164 1 Never married 2 Married with certificate 3 Married traditionally 4 Consensual union 5 Divorced 6 Separated 7 Widowed 8 Don't know Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status What is (name)'s schooling status? 5164 1 Never attended 2 At school 3 Left school 4 Distance learning 5 Don't know 7 Not reported 8 Not applicable Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education If coded 2 to 4 in c1 What is (name) highest level of education completed? 5164 10 98 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22 23 24 32 33 34 43 51 52 53 61 62 63 64 71 72 73 83 84 91 92 97 98 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 5164 1 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 49 50 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 5164 98 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 39 40 41 49 50 98 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 5164 98 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 39 40 41 43 49 97 98 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 5164 98 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 36 40 49 50 97 98 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 5164 98 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 39 41 49 50 97 98 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 5164 98 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 39 49 97 98 Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit During the last 7 days did you work for at least one hour for pay, profit or family gain? 5164 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to If coded 2 in d1 Even though you were not working did you have a job business or a holding (subsistence farming) which you will return to? 5164 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working If coded 1 in d2 Why didn't you work during the last seven days? 5164 1 Sick/injury 2 Maternity/parental leave 3 Holiday/vacation 4 Education leave 5 Strike/lock out 6 Temporary lay off 7 Reduction in economic activity 8 Temporary reorganization, suspension of work 9 Personal/family responsibilities 10 Off season 11 Other, specify 97 Not recorded 98 Not applicable 99 Don't know Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence If coded 1 in d2 Were you being paid despite your absence from work during the last 7 days? 5164 1 Yes 2 No 3 Own account worker/subsistance farmer 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable 9 Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days if coded 2 in d2 If you had been offered a job would you have been ready to work during the last 7 days? 5164 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days If coded 2 in d5 Since you were not working for pay, profit, or family gain, , what were you doing during the last 7 days? 5164 1 7 1 Retired 2 Old age 3 Illness/disabled 4 Homemaker 5 Student 6 Income recipient 7 Other 97 Not recorded 98 Not applicable Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 5164 4 99 1 00-04 2 05-09 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+ 97 Not recorded 99 Don't know Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education 5164 1 11 Pre-primary/no education 1 Primary School 2 Junior Sec School 3 Senior Sec School 4 Post Sec School/None Tertiary 5 Educ. after Gr.12 leading to cert.or dipl 6 Undergraduate Degree 7 Postgraduate Degree 8 Teachers' certificate 9 Teachers' Diploma/Degree 10 Not reported 11 Not applicable 12 Don't know Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken 5164 1 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 5161 3 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 5159 5 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss Language written Language written Language written Language written Language written 5162 2 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Other languages Sysmiss 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 5162 2 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 5159 5 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss weights weights weights weights weights 5164 9.6 336.362 9.600313 10.65765 10.76808 15.3711 17.22693 18.05544 18.79673 19.24363 19.28236 21.34889 21.78536 22.03664 23.27497 24.20197 25.73039 27.19744 27.56535 28.36808 29.15829 29.17282 29.25302 29.25807 29.64912 29.75527 30.20791 30.37859 30.68933 31.58658 32.13841 32.54664 33.36271 33.66269 34.03121 34.58591 35.29242 35.30517 35.41738 36.02421 36.55063 36.65805 36.81867 36.94222 37.11748 37.16692 38.54651 38.77413 38.88411 39.20913 39.40503 39.48996 39.69975 39.75627 39.84891 40.10503 40.25864 40.43917 40.52842 40.82463 41.25393 41.62785 41.92912 41.97971 42.64189 42.9582 43.1868 43.32399 44.89998 45.01351 45.16282 46.05783 46.80417 46.84986 46.94259 47.05564 47.30397 48.13621 48.93366 49.49242 49.87165 50.00513 50.16709 50.70085 50.84744 51.08348 51.531 52.05666 52.12937 52.58446 52.93598 53.57184 53.6529 53.80417 54.4644 55.34825 55.71095 55.7701 55.81475 56.08826 56.36807 56.86306 58.40209 58.45355 59.49247 59.67161 59.89875 60.58043 60.70142 61.00932 61.85468 61.88073 62.85402 63.45554 63.71462 63.84187 64.28755 64.48029 65.09774 65.10826 65.19527 65.62161 66.68374 66.82522 67.36844 68.09463 68.33301 70.76494 71.3066 72.91594 73.78731 74.29251 74.67821 75.13412 75.62269 75.84689 76.08696 76.52392 77.59881 77.68068 78.00727 78.3196 78.56991 78.74048 79.10853 79.1381 79.28798 80.23326 80.4575 80.66839 81.16217 82.60816 82.70658 83.37106 83.43002 83.70803 84.13359 84.28041 84.55211 84.97111 85.47254 87.14934 87.46694 87.56362 87.92803 88.35036 88.5273 89.15073 90.65575 92.40184 92.76379 93.257 93.5566 93.64308 93.92334 94.02754 94.54626 94.79304 94.82948 94.90198 96.31514 96.6145 96.73746 97.41835 97.43706 98.46591 99.84045 103.5446 104.2613 105.1236 105.5306 106.7657 106.9119 107.8891 108.447 108.6268 108.8966 111.1154 111.4291 112.8927 114.6702 116.1661 117.1774 121.8525 121.9181 122.3572 123.765 125.7982 127.3645 127.6205 128.6571 128.8449 131.6364 134.5026 134.7497 138.6454 140.5728 146.3442 146.3506 147.8403 148.6765 165.0709 166.7202 169.5972 170.068 170.5471 175.6489 178.1692 182.3467 189.1705 197.4633 197.9618 203.1039 203.8002 336.3618 Record type Record type Record type Record type Record type 8499 1 Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID 8499 1 9389 2828.503 1561.372 Region Region Region Region Region 8499 1 Caprivi 2 Erongo 3 Hardap 4 Karas 5 Kavango 6 Khomas 7 Kunene 8 Ohangwena 9 Omaheke 10 Omusati 11 Oshana 12 Oshikoto 13 Otjozondjupa PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. 8499 1 239 126.642 68.093 1 2 3 4 5 6 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 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 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Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. 8499 1 2 Response category Response category Response category Response category Response category 8499 1 Fully completed 2 Partially copmleted 3 Incomplete due to refusal 4 Incomplete due to no contact Person No. Person No. Person No. Person No. Person No. 8499 1 26 5.399 2.73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head Relation to head What is name's relationship to the head of household? 8499 1 8 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daughter 4 Son/Daughter in law 5 Grand son/daughter 6 Father/Mother 7 Other relatives 8 Other non relatives 9 Don't know Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Is name female or male? 8499 1 Female 2 Male Age Age Age Age Age How old was (name) at his/her last birthday? 8499 14 7.008 4.253 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality Nationality What is (name's)'s nationality? 8499 140 150 140 Namibia 141 Angola 142 Botswana 143 RSA 144 Zambia 145 Zimbabwe 146 Other SADC countries 147 Other African countries 148 European countries 149 American countries 150 Asian and Oceanic countries 151 Other countries 152 Unknown Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Grant/pension Does (name) receive/expect to receive any payment in the form of a grant/pension? 8499 1 Receive 2 Expect to receive 3 No Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status What is (names's) marital status? 8499 1 Never married 2 Married with certificate 3 Married traditionally 4 Consensual union 5 Divorced 6 Separated 7 Widowed 8 Don't know Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status Schooling status What is (name)'s schooling status? 8499 1 Never attended 2 At school 3 Left school 4 Distance learning 5 Don't know 7 Not reported 8 Not applicable Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education If coded 2 to 4 in c1 What is (name) highest level of education completed? 8499 98 49.947 42.547 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22 23 24 32 33 97 98 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 Language spoken 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 8499 98 50.642 38.802 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 49 50 98 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 Language spoken 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 8499 98 49.011 41.239 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 38 42 49 98 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 Language spoken 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) speaks best with understanding? 8499 98 42.486 45.865 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 36 39 49 97 98 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 Language written 1 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 8499 98 48.725 40.99 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 49 50 97 98 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 Language written 2 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 8499 98 46.83 43.125 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 42 49 97 98 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 Language written 3 For person aged 6 and above Name at most three languages (name) can write in? 8499 98 41.146 46.784 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 30 31 32 33 36 39 49 97 98 Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit Worked for pay, profit During the last 7 days did you work for at least one hour for pay, profit or family gain? 8499 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to Job/business to return to If coded 2 in d1 Even though you were not working did you have a job business or a holding (subsistence farming) which you will return to? 8499 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working Reason for not working If coded 1 in d2 Why didn't you work during the last seven days? 8499 1 Sick/injury 2 Maternity/parental leave 3 Holiday/vacation 4 Education leave 5 Strike/lock out 6 Temporary lay off 7 Reduction in economic activity 8 Temporary reorganization, suspension of work 9 Personal/family responsibilities 10 Off season 11 Other, specify 97 Not recorded 98 Not applicable 99 Don't know Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence Payment despite absence If coded 1 in d2 Were you being paid despite your absence from work during the last 7 days? 8499 1 Yes 2 No 3 Own account worker/subsistance farmer 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days Ready to work last 7 days if coded 2 in d2 If you had been offered a job would you have been ready to work during the last 7 days? 8499 1 Yes 2 No 7 Not recorded 8 Not applicable Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days Activity during last 7 days If coded 2 in d5 Since you were not working for pay, profit, or family gain, , what were you doing during the last 7 days? 8499 1 98 1 Retired 2 Old age 3 Illness/disabled 4 Homemaker 5 Student 6 Income recipient 7 Other 97 Not recorded 98 Not applicable Age group Age group Age group Age group Age group 8499 1 3 1 00-04 2 05-09 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+ 97 Not recorded 99 Don't know Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education Highest level of education 8499 11 Pre-primary/no education 1 Primary School 2 Junior Sec School 3 Senior Sec School 4 Post Sec School/None Tertiary 5 Educ. after Gr.12 leading to cert.or dipl 6 Undergraduate Degree 7 Postgraduate Degree 8 Teachers' certificate 9 Teachers' Diploma/Degree 10 Not reported 11 Not applicable 12 Don't know Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken Language spoken 8499 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 2nd best spoken language 8494 5 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 3rd best spoken language 8492 7 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss Language written Language written Language written Language written Language written 8482 17 10 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Other languages Sysmiss 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 2nd best wtitten language 8483 16 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 3rd best written language 8480 19 9 None 1 Bushman languages 2 Caprivi languages 3 Herero languages 4 Kavango languages 5 Nama Damara/Damara Nama languages 6 Oshiwambo languages 7 Tswana languages 8 European languages 9 Other african languages 10 Asian languages Sysmiss weights weights weights weights weights 8499 4.112 336.362 80.278 45.717 4.112491 9.600313 10.65765 10.76808 15.3711 17.22693 18.05544 18.79673 19.24363 19.28236 21.34889 21.78536 22.03664 23.27497 24.20197 25.73039 27.19744 27.56535 28.36808 29.15829 29.17282 29.25302 29.25807 29.64912 29.75527 30.20791 30.37859 30.68933 31.58658 32.13841 32.54664 33.36271 33.66269 34.03121 34.58591 35.29242 35.30517 35.41738 36.02421 36.55063 36.65805 36.81867 36.94222 37.11748 37.16692 38.54651 38.77413 38.88411 39.20913 39.40503 39.48996 39.69975 39.75627 39.84891 40.10503 40.25864 40.43917 40.52842 40.82463 41.25393 41.62785 41.92912 41.97971 42.64189 42.9582 43.1868 43.32399 44.89998 45.01351 45.16282 46.05783 46.80417 46.84986 46.94259 47.05564 47.30397 48.13621 48.93366 49.49242 49.87165 50.00513 50.16709 50.70085 50.84744 51.08348 51.531 52.05666 52.12937 52.58446 52.93598 53.57184 53.6529 53.80417 54.4644 55.34825 55.71095 55.7701 55.81475 56.08826 56.36807 56.86306 58.40209 58.45355 59.49247 59.67161 59.89875 60.58043 60.70142 61.00932 61.85468 61.88073 62.85402 63.45554 63.71462 63.84187 64.28755 64.48029 65.09774 65.10826 65.19527 65.62161 66.68374 66.82522 67.36844 68.09463 68.33301 70.76494 71.3066 72.91594 73.78731 74.29251 74.67821 75.13412 75.62269 75.84689 76.08696 76.52392 77.59881 77.68068 78.00727 78.3196 78.56991 78.74048 79.10853 79.1381 79.28798 80.23326 80.4575 80.66839 81.16217 82.60816 82.70658 83.37106 83.43002 83.70803 84.13359 84.28041 84.55211 84.97111 85.47254 87.14934 87.46694 87.56362 87.92803 88.35036 88.5273 89.15073 90.65575 92.40184 92.76379 93.257 93.5566 93.64308 93.92334 94.02754 94.54626 94.79304 94.82948 94.90198 96.31514 96.6145 96.73746 97.41835 97.43706 98.46591 99.84045 103.5446 104.2613 105.1236 105.5306 106.7657 106.9119 107.8891 108.447 108.6268 108.8966 111.1154 111.4291 112.8927 114.6702 116.1661 117.1774 121.8525 121.9181 122.3572 123.765 125.7982 127.3645 127.6205 128.6571 128.8449 131.6364 134.5026 134.7497 138.6454 140.5728 146.3442 146.3506 147.8403 148.6765 165.0709 166.7202 169.5972 170.068 170.5471 175.6489 178.1692 182.3467 189.1705 197.4633 197.9618 203.1039 203.8002 336.3618 Record type Record type Record type Record type Record type 5264 3 Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID Questionnaire ID 5264 1 9390 Region Region Region Region Region 5264 1 Caprivi 2 Erongo 3 Hardap 4 Karas 5 Kavango 6 Khomas 7 Kunene 8 Ohangwena 9 Omaheke 10 Omusati 11 Oshana 12 Oshikoto 13 Otjozondjupa PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. PSU No. 5264 1 239 1 2 3 4 5 6 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 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 Rural/Urban Rural/Urban Rural/Urban Rural/Urban Rural/Urban 5264 1 2 Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. 5264 1 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. Form no. 5264 1 2 Response category Response category Response category Response category Response category 5264 1 Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit 5264 1 Detached house 2 Semi detached/town house 3 Apartment/flat 4 Guest house 5 part commercial/industrial 6 Mobile home (caravan, tent) 7 Single quarteres 8 Traditional dwelling 9 Improvised housing unit (shack) 10 Other 11 Not reported Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure 5264 1 9 1 Rented ( not tied to the job ) 2 owner occupied ( with mortgage ) 3 Owner occupied ( without mortgage ) 4 Rent free ( not owner occupied ) 5 Provided by employer (public) with pay 6 Privided by employer (public) without pay 7 Provided by employer (private) with pay 8 Provided by employer (private) without pay 9 Other 10 Not reported Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income Main source of income 5264 1 8 1 Subsistence farming (crop&animal 2 Cash cropping 3 Animal rearing 4 Business activities 5 Wages and salaries 6 Pension 7 Cash remittances 8 Other means of income,specify 9 Not reported Secondary source of income Secondary source of income Secondary source of income Secondary source of income Secondary source of income 5264 1 9 1 Subsistence farming (crop&animal 2 Cash cropping 3 Animal rearing 4 Business activities 5 Wages and salaries 6 Pension 7 Cash remittances 8 None 9 Other means of income,specify 10 Not reported 5263 1 4.112 336.362 4.11249092034206 9.60031266284523 10.6576451023563 10.7680763248717 15.3711010198764 17.2269323195239 18.0554406172375 18.7967349061451 19.2436290813697 19.2823648353312 21.3488946643305 21.7853641168405 22.0366418591112 23.2749688709 24.2019674162877 25.7303851059567 27.1974359677766 27.5653452870159 28.3680797061793 29.1582890857747 29.1728246885554 29.253021122156 29.2580650363675 29.6491171168893 29.755267231446 30.207914629107 30.3785900280347 30.6893271538879 31.5865750481572 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80.4574967317226 80.6683944951085 81.162170985154 82.6081643518946 82.7065848241462 83.3710641033017 83.4300152075537 83.7080318779255 84.1335936473628 84.2804121590686 84.5521054969505 84.97110820899 85.472541226851 87.1493398300972 87.4669394650465 87.5636246331538 87.9280261385025 88.3503637259209 88.5273005822196 89.1507345529395 90.6557545197429 92.4018418597532 92.763787986217 93.2569974196238 93.5565975784356 93.6430803747091 93.9233353360448 94.0275423197504 94.5462646650564 94.7930449330855 94.8294764570538 94.9019760567916 96.315138254881 96.6145025896396 96.7374581270108 97.418350851392 97.4370614180969 98.4659098864193 99.8404537230798 103.544648194976 104.26127457018 105.123619485082 105.530559722797 106.765659418702 106.911863676722 107.889060772242 108.447008385926 108.626832049679 108.896620679472 111.115408283374 111.429100230158 112.892709369539 114.670190945737 116.166108659891 117.177430951208 121.852522260452 121.918121353314 122.357199384732 123.764982397843 125.798179350886 127.364468630962 127.620463777218 128.657149385898 128.84486040226 131.6363566659 134.502632997802 134.749704286896 138.645373154316 140.572844011432 146.344194991224 146.350573435513 147.840324530824 148.676488388766 165.070816108174 166.720245657047 169.597202116729 170.068022925344 170.547088471554 175.648860855281 178.169230739378 182.346693275707 189.170491017618 197.463279220741 197.961800408347 203.103870196642 203.800190631388 336.361761261405 Sysmiss