DDI_MHL_2011_PHC_v01_M Pierre Wong Accelerated Data Program 2012-07-16 NADA Version 1.0 (July 2012). This is the edited version of the documentation produced during the July 2012 workshop in Guam. Census of Population and Housing 2011 PHC 2011 / CPH 2011 MHL_2011_PHC_v01_M Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office Statistics for Development Programme (SDP) NADA Asian Development Bank Australian Agency for International Development United Nation Population Fund United States Department of the Interior Republic of the Marshall Islands Government Director Population and Housing Census [hh/popcen] In April 2011, a national census of population and housing was conducted in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI). It is the 11th census of population to be undertaken in this century since the first census was undertaken in 1920. Version 1.0: Edited data, for internal use only. Census of population and housing refers to the entire process of collecting, compiling, evaluating, analyzing, and publishing data about the population and the living quarters in a country. It entails the listing and recording of the characteristics of each individual person and each living quarter as of a specified time and within a specified territory. It is the source of information on the size and distribution of the population as well as its demographic, social, economic, and cultural characteristics. These information are vital for making rational plans and programs for national and local development. The 2011 Census of Population and Housing, conducted in April 2011, was designed to take an inventory of the total population and housing units in the RMI and to collect information about their characteristics. The census of population is the source of information on the size and distribution of the population as well as information about the demographic, social, economic and cultural characteristics. The census of housing, on the other hand, provides information on the supply of housing units, their structural characteristics and facilities which have bearing on the maintenance of privacy, health and the development of normal family living conditions. These information are vital for making rational plans and programs for social and economic development. Marshall Islands National Coverage Individual Household All de jure population of the Republic of the Marshall Islands on Census day. Census/enumeration data [cen] The scope of the census includes: - PERSON: Demographic characteristics, economic activities, and birth and death information - HOUSEHOLD: Housing conditions, household amenities, and agricultural activities Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office Face-to-face [f2f] The actual enumeration for the 2011 CPH will be undertaken by a pool of about 160 Census Enumerators (Enumerators) throughout the country. They will be directly supervised by another group of about 60 supervisors. The SUPERVISORS for the 2011 CPH will be called Census Area Supervisors (CAS). The CAS will directly supervise the Enumerators. Each of them is assigned to supervise between 3 and 5 Enumerators. The CAS will be assigned to an atoll/island. However, for big atolls like Ailinglaplap, Jaluit, Arno, Kwajalein and Majuro, there may be 2 or more CAS assigned each is responsible for the census operations in a specified part of the atoll. Each CAS is assigned to an area of responsibility; they are responsible for the successful conduct of the census in this area. Thus, each CAS is responsible for the complete and accurate coverage of the enumeration areas covered by the 3 or so Enumerators whom each CAS will directly supervise in the assigned area. The CAS, serve as a link between the Enumerators and the EPPSO. Each CAS' respective areas of assignment, they must make sure that the following are obtained: a) complete and accurate listing of households, buildings with housing units and institutional living quarters; b) a complete and accurate enumeration of all individuals found in housing units and institutional living quarters; and c) a complete and accurate enumeration of all buildings, housing units, and households and their characteristics. CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTMENT Under the Certificate of Appointment the person who fulfills the knowledge, skills and requirements of a CAS, will be designated as an official CAS for the 2011 RMI CPH. This designation authorizes a CAS to act as a representative of EPPSO in the area to which they are assigned, that is, it mandates each CAS to direct and supervise the census operations in the designated area. Each CAS will be issued an identification card duly signed by the Census Commissioner and the Chief Secretary as an evidence of such authority. Each CAS should always carry the identification card and should be prepared to show it especially to a respondent seeking to verify identity and authority. BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CAS Each CAS is responsible for the successful and timely completion of the census operations in the area where they are assigned. Following the principle of command responsibility, you are answerable for the inefficiencies and wrong doings of the people you supervise. To be effective, each CAS must be a leader and be capable of propelling your Enumerators to work for the attainment of the goals of the census. Each CAS must be ready to assist them in the performance of their duties. Each CAS' Enumerators should be able to rely on their respective CAS for the solution of the day-to-day problems of their work. Each CAS basic duties and responsibilities are listed below. In addition, each CAS is expected to perform such other duties as may be assigned by the EPPSO in connection with census work: 1. Pre-Enumeration a. to coordinate with local government agencies and executives regarding the efficient conduct of the census; b. to conduct a publicity and educational campaign through any media available in your area; c. to establish headquarters suitable for keeping census materials and holding office for the duration of the Enumerators; d. to collect, allocate and be responsible for all the census forms and materials needed for the enumeration of your area. 2. Enumeration a. to direct and supervise the overall conduct of the census in your assigned area; b. to check the quality of work of Enumerators through field inspection and spot checking of their work; c. to check the completeness of area coverage, i.e., complete enumeration of households in the EA; d. to scrutinize the accomplished questionnaires for completeness of entries and to return to the Enumerators incomplete ones; e. to guide and assist the Enumerators in the resolution of problems encountered by them; f. to ensure that all Enumerators have all the necessary forms and supplies at all times; if they are short of such materials, it is your duty as CAS to inform the EPPSO and secure additional forms; g. to endorse/recommend to the EPPSO the replacement of Enumerators who are unable to perform their work satisfactorily or for some other reasons; h. to interview households which cannot be penetrated by the Enumerators and to arrange collection of CPH Form 3 from institutions with more than 10 members; i. to render reports to the Census Commissioner regarding the progress of work in your assigned area. 3. Post Enumeration a. to issue certificates of completion and clearance to Enumerators after they have submitted and complied with all requirements; b. to certify the correctness of financial claims by your Enumerators and recommend payment thereof; c. to transmit to the EPPSO prescribed period all the accomplished questionnaires of your area; and d. to perform such other duties as may be assigned by the EPPSO in connection with census work. Data editing for the 2011 RMI Census used four phases of editing. The first phase of the data editing was the control phase which control clerks checked for completeness of the questionnaire. During this phase, items were verified by contacting the respondents either by phone or by home visit. The countries took advantage of enumerators still on the field to complete any missing information especially those pertaining to the head of the household, education and fertility questions. The second phase of data editing was completed during data entry on items that had responses in places where no responses was expected and vice versa. Any information that was missing or incomplete in the questionnaire was substituted with a special code and keyed into the computer. Other than corrections to age, sex to name association and skip patterns no other information was edited during this phase. The third phase utilized a standardized editing method called dynamic imputation. The method imputes missing or invalid items in the questionnaire with a person in the same geographical region that displays similar characteristics. The method used an approach called top-down to prevent circular and over editing of data. The fourth phase was more of a quality control issue and refinements to the data edits. This was normally done with the production of tables and the interaction of subject-matter specialist. CONFIDENTIALITY is ensured by Statistical Act 1986. No individual or household will be identified in subsequent analysis. Director Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download Example: Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office (EPPSO), Republic of the Marshall Islands. Census of Population and Housing 2011. Ref. MHL_2011_PHC_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from [source] on [date]. COVER The COVER record contain the household identifiers as well as other information that is vital to verify and locate the hosehold. All values contain within are required. Derived variables: VILLAGE URBAN_RURAL 0 13 HOUSE The information contained in the HOUSING record was derived from the second and third page of the questionnaire. The first four (4) questions of the household portion of the questionnaire were based on interviewer observations. If the household was classified as vacant then the interviewer was instructed to fill these questions based on their observation. Several recoded and calculated variables are appended to the end of the questionnaire. Derived variables: EMP_MEM UNEMP_MEM NILF_MEM HOUSEHOLD_INCOME AGRICULTURE_INCOME TOTAL_HH_INCOME SAFE_WATER FAMILY_NUCLEUS HH_COMPOSITION HH_FAM_STATUS The file was generated using CSPro and exported to a SPSS syntax and data file named "HOUSE.sps" and "HOUSE.dat" , respectively. 0 55 AGRICULTURE The information contained in the AGRICULTURE data file was derived from the third page of the census questionnaire. The information was collected from the head of the household and contains infromation about crops, livestock and fishing. The number of records in this dataset should match the number of completed households. There are no derived variables at the moment. 0 45 PERSON The information contained in the PERSON data file was derived from the POPULATION QUESTIONS of the census questionnaire. 0 101 Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll A. Atoll: 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area B. Zone/Island/Village: Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. C. Dwelling # (from map): Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. D. Household #: GPS Waypoint GPS Waypoint GPS Waypoint GPS Waypoint GPS Waypoint E. GPS Waypoint#: Reponse Type Reponse Type Reponse Type Reponse Type Reponse Type Result of visit: 1 Complete HH interview 2 Complete SP interview 3 Refused 4 Vacant 5 Demolished 6 Unable to locate 7 Unable to complete interview 8 Dwelling for anther HH 9 Commercial Bld / Not a HH Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons Total Persons Total PERSONS in this household: Total Males Total Males Total Males Total Males Total Males Total MALES in this household: Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females Total FEMALES in this household: Institution Type Institution Type Institution Type Institution Type Institution Type Type of institution: 1 Hotels, Lodging Houses, Dormitories 2 Hospitals and Nursing Homes 3 Correction and Penal Institutions 4 Convents, Nunneries, etc. 5 Military Camps 9 Other institutions Name of Head Name of Head Name of Head Name of Head Name of Head Respondent's Name Atoll and Village Atoll and Village Atoll and Village Atoll and Village Atoll and Village 2 Tobomaro 3 Jah 4 Mejil 5 Jeh 6 Ennak 7 Bikeer (Bikar)(Bikor) 8 Mejalok (Mejajok) 9 Kattiej 10 Beran 11 Woja 12 Enewe 13 Bouj 14 Jebwan 15 Airok 16 Bikajela 17 Olar 19 Kapen 20 Enejabrok 21 Enejelar 22 Akilwe 23 Puken 24 Bigen 25 Ajelep 26 Aliej 27 Barorkan 28 Marib 29 Ailuk 30 Ene Eao 31 Aliej 32 Jebeik 33 Konwor 34 Mellok 35 Ajedik 36 Enen Emaan 37 Piken 38 Enelik 40 Ine 41 Japo 42 Kinajon 43 Likwoj (Lukoj) 44 Arno 45 Eneloklap 46 Ulien 47 Eneaidrik 48 Kilemman 49 Bikonele 50 Namwi 51 Meetdik 52 Bekarej 53 Eneatok 54 Ajmanol 55 Kidenen 56 Mwean 57 Todo (Tutu) 58 Kejbe 59 Jilan (Jilane) 60 Enirik (Enrik) 61 Taklep 62 Boken 63 Manrar 64 Najaj (Majaj) 65 Enekotkot (Nenkitket) 66 Langor 67 Eneraan 68 Tinak 69 Kilange 70 Malel 71 Ijoen (Iloen) 72 Matolen 73 Mwejrik 74 Kabinbok 75 Eneweto 76 Todo 77 Rearlaplap 78 Iloan 79 Kolalen 80 Autlep 81 Ajeltokrok 82 Kobjeltak 84 Tabal 85 Aur 87 Eneu 88 Bikini 90 Jittaken 91 Jittoen 92 Rerok 93 Enearmij 94 Emej 95 Enilok 96 Toka 97 Enekoton 98 Eneaitok 99 Enewetak 100 Medren 101 Japtan 103 Jabat 105 Bokanake 106 Den 107 Wotle 108 Lonane (Lonone) 109 Narmej 110 Bukantorak 111 Nanij 112 Mejatto 113 Imroj 114 Ajejen 115 Imiej 116 Jabwor 117 Jaluit 118 Ewo 119 Menge 120 Mejrirok 121 Ae 122 Pinglep 123 Jabnoren 124 Anilep 125 Dede 126 Arreen 127 Bokkan 128 Urbaj 129 Nabbe 131 Kili 133 Enubirr 134 Roi Namur 135 Elenak 136 Ebadon 137 Mejatto 138 Nene 139 Gugeegue 140 Ebwaj 141 North Loi 142 South Loi 143 Ebeye Zone 1 144 Ebeye Zone 2 145 Ebeye Zone 3 146 Ebeye Zone 4 147 Ebeye Zone 5 148 Ebjadik 149 Orpap 150 Kwajalein 151 Enubuj (Carlson) 152 Carlos 153 Bikkej 154 Arbwa 155 Boked 157 Ribon 158 Lejab 159 Lae 160 Enerein 162 Lib 164 Melang 165 Jebal 166 Likiep 167 Liklal 169 Rita 1 170 Rita 2 171 Rita 3 172 Jenrok 173 Downtown 174 Uliga 175 Small Island 176 Delap 1 177 Delap 2 178 Delap 3 179 Delap 4 180 Bridge/Batkan 181 Jable/Long Island 182 Long Island 183 Rairok 184 Rairok/Airport 185 Ajeltake 186 Ajeltake/Woja 187 Woja/Arrak 188 Laura 1 189 Laura 2 190 Laura 3 191 Aenkan 192 Ejit 194 Kaben 195 Jang 196 Wolot 197 Tarawa 198 Airok 199 Mokar 200 Talto 202 Mejit 204 Wau 205 Lukonwod 206 Enejet 207 Arbar 208 Mili 209 Nad 210 Nallu 211 Bikonel 212 Anel 213 Tokewa 214 Bar 215 Jabonar 216 Nadikdik 217 Aeloneo 219 Namdrik 221 Namu 222 Majkin 223 Mae 224 Eoo 225 Loen 226 Lukoj 227 Enemak 229 Rongelap 231 Ujae 233 Ujelang 235 Utirik 237 Wotho 239 Wormej 240 Didi 241 Wotje 242 Nipun 243 Kaijen 244 Bodao 245 Enejeltak 246 Ukon 247 Wetwirok 248 Kaben 249 Kimajo 250 Enebun 251 Bok 252 Neperen 253 Pikenkolane 254 Akmej 255 Tokej 256 Akeo 257 Bu 258 Boa 259 Toton 999 Unassigned Village Urban / Rural Urban / Rural Urban / Rural Urban / Rural Urban / Rural 1 Urban 2 Rural Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll A. Atoll: 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area B. Zone/Island/Village: Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. C. Dwelling # (from map): Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. D. Household #: Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling Type of dwelling H01 – H04: OBSERVATIONAL QUESTIONS H01. In what type of dwelling is this household located? Kain em rõt in? 1 Single House 2 Multi-unit residential (2+units) 3 Commercial/Industrial/Agricultural building 4 Other type of housing unit (boat, trailer etc.) Type of roof Type of roof Type of roof Type of roof Type of roof H02. What is the roof of this dwelling mainly constructed of? Borwaj in imwiin ej kõmman jen ta? 6. Other, please specify ______________________ 1 Galvanized/Aluminum/Tin 2 Concrete 3 Wood 4 Fiber glass 5 Thatch 7 Plastic/Canvas Tarp 8 Other Outer/outside material Outer/outside material Outer/outside material Outer/outside material Outer/outside material H03. What is the main material used to construct the outer/outside walls of this dwelling? Itulikin mwiin ej ekkaal kin ta? 6. Other: _________________ 1 Concrete/Brick/Stone 2 Wood 3 Galcanized/Aluminum 4 Fiber glass 5 Thatch 7 Plastic/Canvas Tarp 8 None 9 Other State of repair State of repair State of repair State of repair State of repair H04. What is state of repair of this dwelling? Ewi jekjek in mwiin? 6. Other, please specify _____________________________ 1 Needs no improvements or minor repairs 2 Need major repairs 3 Diplapidated/Condemned 4 Under renovation/Being reparied 5 Under constuction 7 Needs minor repair 8 Other Year dwelling constructed Year dwelling constructed Year dwelling constructed Year dwelling constructed Year dwelling constructed H05. When was this dwelling constructed? Ñaat eo mwiin ear ekkaal? 1 2010 or later 2 2009 3 2008 4 2007 5 2006 6 2001-2005 7 1991-2000 8 1981-1990 9 1971-1980 10 1970 or earlier 98 Don't know Floor area Floor area Floor area Floor area Floor area H06. What is the estimated square footage of the floor area of this household? Emaroñ jete floor area eo an mwin? 1 less than 100 2 100-299 3 300-499 4 500-999 5 1000-1999 6 2000-4999 7 5000 or greater Lightning Lightning Lightning Lightning Lightning H07. What is the main source of lighting used in this household? Kom ej ka-meram ak ka-bbõl mwin kin ta? 1 Electricity (metered) 2 Electricity (own generator) 3 Electrictiy (neighbor) 4 Kerosene 5 Solar energy 6 Coconut oil 7 Battery 8 Candles 10 Wood, coconut, dried shurbs 11 Diesel 12 Propane 13 Gasoline 14 Flashlight 15 Chemical lights 16 Community solar panels 17 Wind turbine 18 Other Electricity expenditure Electricity expenditure Electricity expenditure Electricity expenditure Electricity expenditure H08. What is your average monthly spending on electricity? Jete ri-mwin rej jolok ñon jarom ilo juon alloñ? Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel H09. What is the main source of energy used for cooking in this household? Ta eo ekkã ami kõjerbal ñon kamat? 1 Electricity 2 Gas 3 Kerosene 4 Solar Energy 5 Wood, coconut 7 Diesel 8 Gasoline 9 Coconut oil 10 Community solar panels 11 Wind turbine 12 Other Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water H10. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Kom ej ebbõk dren in idaak jen ia? 1 Public piped water inside dwelling 2 Public piped water outside dwelling 3 Rainwater collection/catchments 4 Public standpipe/water pipe 5 Covered/Protected well 6 Uncovered/Unprotected well 7 Vendor-provided/bottled water 8 Other Water used for other hh activiities Water used for other hh activiities Water used for other hh activiities Water used for other hh activiities Water used for other hh activiities H11. What is the main source of water used for other household activities apart from drinking water? Kom ej ebbõk dren in kõmman jerbal ko jet jen ia? 1 Public piped water inside dwelling 2 Public piped water outside dwelling 3 Rainwater collection/catchments 4 Public standpipe/water pipe 5 Well 6 Other Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure H12. What is the tenure of this household? if the response is 3 or 4 then go to H15 1 Owned - free and clear 2 Owned - amortized/mortgaged 3 Rented/leased 4 Rent free with the consent of the owner Acquire housing unit Acquire housing unit Acquire housing unit Acquire housing unit Acquire housing unit H13. How did you acquire this housing unit? Ewi wawein am kar bõk mwiin? if the response is 6 or 7 then go to H15. 1 Purchased 2 Constructed by owner/occupants with the help of others 3 Constructed by owner/occupants without the help of others 4 Constructed by hired/skilled workers 5 Constructed by an organized contractor 6 Inherited 7 Other - lottery, gift, etc. A-Own resources A-Own resources A-Own resources A-Own resources A-Own resources H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? A. Own Resources 1 Yes 2 No B-MIDB B-MIDB B-MIDB B-MIDB B-MIDB H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? B. MIDB 1 Yes 2 No C-USDA C-USDA C-USDA C-USDA C-USDA H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? C. USDA Rural Development 1 Yes 2 No D-BOMI D-BOMI D-BOMI D-BOMI D-BOMI H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? D. Bank of Marshall Islands 1 Yes 2 No E-BOG E-BOG E-BOG E-BOG E-BOG H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? E. Bank of Guam 1 Yes 2 No F-Other financing F-Other financing F-Other financing F-Other financing F-Other financing H14. Did you obtain any of the following sources of financing in the construction/purchase of this housing unit? Kwar ke bõk jããn in jibañ ñan ekkaal/wiaik mwiin jen jikin kein ilal? F. Other, specify ___________ 1 Yes 2 No Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility H15. What is the main type of toilet facility used by this household? Kain imõn bwidrej rõt kom ej kõjerbale? 1 Flush toilet connected to central sewage system 2 Flush toilet to own septic tank 3 Water sealed (without flush) 4 Pit latrine 6 Sea/Lagoon 7 Other Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal H16. How does this household mainly dispose of its garbage waste? Kom ej jokbej kobej ko ami ñon ia? 1 Commercial/Local government waste collection 2 Own vehicle (central waste disposal site) 3 Own pit/Burying (no burning/no seawall) 4 Burning 5 Composting 7 Ocean 8 Other Radio Radio Radio Radio Radio H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? A. Radio/Radio Cassette Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No TV/VCR/DVD TV/VCR/DVD TV/VCR/DVD TV/VCR/DVD TV/VCR/DVD H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? B. Television/VCR/DVD Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? C. Refrigerator/Freezer Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Telephone/cell Telephone/cell Telephone/cell Telephone/cell Telephone/cell H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? D. Telephone/Cell Phone Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Air con Air con Air con Air con Air con H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? E. Air Conditioning Unit Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove Electric stove H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? F. Electric Stove Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? G. Gas Stove Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? H. Microwave Oven Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Smoke oven Smoke oven Smoke oven Smoke oven Smoke oven H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? I. Smoke Oven (Atiti in Moña) Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Home-made oven Home-made oven Home-made oven Home-made oven Home-made oven H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? J. Home-made Oven Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Car/Truck Car/Truck Car/Truck Car/Truck Car/Truck H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? K. Car/Truck/Van Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? L. Motorcycle Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? M. Bicycle Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Rear-carts, push/pull carts Rear-carts, push/pull carts Rear-carts, push/pull carts Rear-carts, push/pull carts Rear-carts, push/pull carts H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? N. Rear-carts, push/pull carts Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Motorized boat Motorized boat Motorized boat Motorized boat Motorized boat H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? O. Motorized boat Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Non-motorized boat Non-motorized boat Non-motorized boat Non-motorized boat Non-motorized boat H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? P. Non-motorized boat/canoe Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Two-way radio Two-way radio Two-way radio Two-way radio Two-way radio H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? Q. Two-way radio Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Computer with internet Computer with internet Computer with internet Computer with internet Computer with internet H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? R. Computer with internet access Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Computer wo internet Computer wo internet Computer wo internet Computer wo internet Computer wo internet H17. Does this household have any of the following household equipments or conveniences in good working order? Ewi wõt ian men kein ewõr mwin im emmõn aer jerbal? S. Computer – no internet access Enter relevant code for all 1 Yes 2 No Total Remittances Total Remittances Total Remittances Total Remittances Total Remittances H18. What is the total income from remittances from abroad and domestic of this household for the past 12 months? Emaroñ tarin jete jããn ear dreloñ tok mwiin jen ro nukum im mõttam ilikin im loan majõl in iumin allõñ ko 12 ko rej jemlok? Number of Employed Household Members Number of Employed Household Members Number of Employed Household Members Number of Employed Household Members Number of Employed Household Members Number of Unemployed Household Members Number of Unemployed Household Members Number of Unemployed Household Members Number of Unemployed Household Members Number of Unemployed Household Members Number of Not in the Labor Force Household Members Number of Not in the Labor Force Household Members Number of Not in the Labor Force Household Members Number of Not in the Labor Force Household Members Number of Not in the Labor Force Household Members Household income Household income Household income Household income Household income No income Agriculture income Agriculture income Agriculture income Agriculture income Agriculture income No income Total income from household and agriculture Total income from household and agriculture Total income from household and agriculture Total income from household and agriculture Total income from household and agriculture No income Households with access to safe drinking water Households with access to safe drinking water Households with access to safe drinking water Households with access to safe drinking water Households with access to safe drinking water 1 Yes 2 No Family nucleus Family nucleus Family nucleus Family nucleus Family nucleus 1 Married couple without children 2 Married couple with one or more unmarried children 3 Father with one or more unmarried children 4 Mother with one or more unmarried children Household composition Household composition Household composition Household composition Household composition 1 One person household 2 Nuclear family household 3 Extended family household 4 Composite household Household and family status Household and family status Household and family status Household and family status Household and family status 1 Husband 2 Wife 3 Partner in consensual union 4 Lone mother 5 Lone father 6 Child living with both parents 7 Child living with lone mother 8 Child living with lone father 9 Persons living alone 10 Persons living with other relatives 11 Persons living with non-relatives Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll A. Atoll: 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area B. Zone/Island/Village: Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. C. Dwelling # (from map): Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. D. Household #: Income from growing crops Income from growing crops Income from growing crops Income from growing crops Income from growing crops A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? A. Growing Crops? Enter relevant code 1 Yes 2 No Income from raising livestock Income from raising livestock Income from raising livestock Income from raising livestock Income from raising livestock A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? B. Raise livestocks? Enter relevant code 1 Yes 2 No Income from copra Income from copra Income from copra Income from copra Income from copra A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? C. Copra making? Enter relevant code 1 Yes 2 No Income from making handicrafts Income from making handicrafts Income from making handicrafts Income from making handicrafts Income from making handicrafts A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? D. Making handicrafts? Enter relevant code 1 Yes 2 No Income from fishing Income from fishing Income from fishing Income from fishing Income from fishing A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? E. Fishing? Enter relevant code 1 Yes 2 No Income from other Income from other Income from other Income from other Income from other A1. Does anyone in this household do any of the following to earn income? Ewõr ke ian ri-mwin rej jerbal rõt kein ilal ñon kõmman jããn ak wia kaki? F. Other: ________________________ Enter relevant code 1 Ornamental/Medicinal plants and flowers 2 Coconut food production and related products 3 Coconut oil production and related products 4 Coconut wood funiture and decorations 5 Landscaping and maintenance 6 Ornamental fish collection 7 Ornamental sea shell collection 8 Pearl farming 9 Aquaculture 10 Other 11 None 1st fishing method (income) 1st fishing method (income) 1st fishing method (income) 1st fishing method (income) 1st fishing method (income) A2 What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekka an ri-mwin kõmani? Answer only if A1-E Fishing = 1, else skip to A3. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 7 Ornamental fish collection 8 Ornamental sea shell collection 9 Other 10 None 2nd fishing method (income) 2nd fishing method (income) 2nd fishing method (income) 2nd fishing method (income) 2nd fishing method (income) A2 What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekka an ri-mwin kõmani? Answer only if A1-E Fishing = 1, else skip to A3. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 7 Ornamental fish collection 8 Ornamental sea shell collection 9 Other 10 None 3rd fishing method (income) 3rd fishing method (income) 3rd fishing method (income) 3rd fishing method (income) 3rd fishing method (income) A2 What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekka an ri-mwin kõmani? Answer only if A1-E Fishing = 1, else skip to A3. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 7 Ornamental fish collection 8 Ornamental sea shell collection 9 Other 10 None Total income from home production Total income from home production Total income from home production Total income from home production Total income from home production A3. What is a rough estimate of total income (less expenses) from home production activities of this household for the past 12 months? Iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok lok, ewõr tarin jete profit (elkin am kõllaik wõnen kein jerbal ko am) ri-mwin rar loe jen jerbal ko imweo (e.g. handicrafts, fishing)? None Home consumption from crops Home consumption from crops Home consumption from crops Home consumption from crops Home consumption from crops A4. Does anyone in this household do any of the following for home consumption? Ewõr ke ri-mwin rej kõmmani jerbal keinilal ñon kõmman mõña? A. Growing Crops? Enter relevant code. 1 Yes 2 No Home consumption from livestocks Home consumption from livestocks Home consumption from livestocks Home consumption from livestocks Home consumption from livestocks A4. Does anyone in this household do any of the following for home consumption? Ewõr ke ri-mwin rej kõmmani jerbal keinilal ñon kõmman mõña? B. Raise livestocks? Enter relevant code. 1 Yes 2 No Home consumption from fishing Home consumption from fishing Home consumption from fishing Home consumption from fishing Home consumption from fishing A4. Does anyone in this household do any of the following for home consumption? Ewõr ke ri-mwin rej kõmmani jerbal keinilal ñon kõmman mõña? C. Fishing? Enter relevant code. 1 Yes 2 No Home consumption from other Home consumption from other Home consumption from other Home consumption from other Home consumption from other A4. Does anyone in this household do any of the following for home consumption? Ewõr ke ri-mwin rej kõmmani jerbal keinilal ñon kõmman mõña? D. Other: ________________________ Enter relevant code. 1 Coconut food production and related products 2 Other 3 None 1st fishing method (home) 1st fishing method (home) 1st fishing method (home) 1st fishing method (home) 1st fishing method (home) A5. What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in for home consumption? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekkã an ri-mwin kõmani ñon kõmman mõña? Answer only if A4-C. Fishing = 1, else skip to A6. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 9 Other 10 None 2nd fishing method (home) 2nd fishing method (home) 2nd fishing method (home) 2nd fishing method (home) 2nd fishing method (home) A5. What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in for home consumption? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekkã an ri-mwin kõmani ñon kõmman mõña? Answer only if A4-C. Fishing = 1, else skip to A6. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 9 Other 10 None 3rd fishing method (home) 3rd fishing method (home) 3rd fishing method (home) 3rd fishing method (home) 3rd fishing method (home) A5. What are the 3 main fishing methods household engages in for home consumption? Kain eñod rõt ko jilu ekkã an ri-mwin kõmani ñon kõmman mõña? Answer only if A4-C. Fishing = 1, else skip to A6. Start with the mostly used fishing method. 1 Hook and Line 2 Net 3 Spear 4 Trolling 5 Reef flat collection 6 Trapping 9 Other 10 None Own any fruit trees Own any fruit trees Own any fruit trees Own any fruit trees Own any fruit trees A6. Do you own any food trees? Ewõr ke kõtkam kein ikkan? if response is 2 then goto A7. 1 Yes 2 No Number of banana Number of banana Number of banana Number of banana Number of banana If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Number of lime Number of lime Number of lime Number of lime Number of lime If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Number of papaya Number of papaya Number of papaya Number of papaya Number of papaya If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Number of coconut Number of coconut Number of coconut Number of coconut Number of coconut If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Other fruit trees Other fruit trees Other fruit trees Other fruit trees Other fruit trees If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter “00” if none. Other, specify:____________________________ 1 Noni (nin) 2 Sour sap 3 Tagerine 4 Mango 5 Mountain apple 6 Star fruit 7 Guava 8 Pacific Almond 9 Other 10 None Number of other fruit trees Number of other fruit trees Number of other fruit trees Number of other fruit trees Number of other fruit trees If yes, how many of each of the following types of fruit trees do you have? Elañe aet, jete ian kein ikkan kein ewõr kõtkam? Check all that apply and write in the number of each of the trees. Enter "00" if none. Grow cucumber Grow cucumber Grow cucumber Grow cucumber Grow cucumber A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow leafy green vegetables Grow leafy green vegetables Grow leafy green vegetables Grow leafy green vegetables Grow leafy green vegetables A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow pumpkin Grow pumpkin Grow pumpkin Grow pumpkin Grow pumpkin A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow sweet corn Grow sweet corn Grow sweet corn Grow sweet corn Grow sweet corn A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow taro Grow taro Grow taro Grow taro Grow taro A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow cabbage Grow cabbage Grow cabbage Grow cabbage Grow cabbage A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow long bean Grow long bean Grow long bean Grow long bean Grow long bean A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow squash Grow squash Grow squash Grow squash Grow squash A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow tomato Grow tomato Grow tomato Grow tomato Grow tomato A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Grow potato Grow potato Grow potato Grow potato Grow potato A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Yes 2 No Other crops Other crops Other crops Other crops Other crops A7. Do you grow any of the following crops? Ewõr ke kõtkam moña kein? 1 Eggplant 2 Hot/Chili Pepper 3 Water melon 4 Okra 5 Pineapple 6 Sugar cane 7 Yam 8 Tapioca 9 Bell pepper 10 Other 11 None 99 Missing Number of Chickens Number of Chickens Number of Chickens Number of Chickens Number of Chickens A8. How many of the following livestock are you raising? Jete uan menin mour kein kom ej taap ilo mwiin? Chicken Number of Pigs Number of Pigs Number of Pigs Number of Pigs Number of Pigs A8. How many of the following livestock are you raising? Jete uan menin mour kein kom ej taap ilo mwiin? Pigs Other livestock Other livestock Other livestock Other livestock Other livestock A8. How many of the following livestock are you raising? Jete uan menin mour kein kom ej taap ilo mwiin? Other: 1 Ducks 2 Dogs 3 Turtles 4 Nana 5 Turkeys 6 Other 7 None Number of other livestock Number of other livestock Number of other livestock Number of other livestock Number of other livestock A8. How many of the following livestock are you raising? Jete uan menin mour kein kom ej taap ilo mwiin? Other Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll A. Atoll: 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area B. Zone/Island/Village: Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. Dwelling No. C. Dwelling # (from map): Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. D. Household #: Line No Line No Line No Line No Line No Person # Relationship to the hh Relationship to the hh Relationship to the hh Relationship to the hh Relationship to the hh P1. Person # 01. Head 02. Spouse/partner 03. Natural Child 04. Adopted Child 05. Grandchild 06. Nephew/niece 07. Stepson/Stepdaughter 08. Son-in-Law/Daughter-in-Law 09. Father/Mother 10. Brother/Sister 11. Father-in-Law/ Mother-in-Law 12. Brother-in-Law / Sister-in-Law 13. Other Relatives 14. Other, Non-Relatives 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Natural Child 4 Adopted Child 5 Grand Child 6 Nephew/Niece 7 Step Son/daughter 8 In-law (son/daughter) 9 Parent 10 Brother/Sister 11 In-law (fatehr/mother) 12 In-law (brother/sister) 13 Other relatives 14 Other non-relatives 81 Manager, director,in-charge 82 Staff member, employee 83 Officer, enlisted men, trainee 84 Priest, seminarian, nun 85 Lodger or boarder 86 patient in hospital 87 Inmate 99 Not reported Slept on census night Slept on census night Slept on census night Slept on census night Slept on census night P2. Where did … sleep on the night of Sunday, 3rd April 2011? Ia eo … ear kiki ie boñin Sunday, 3rd April 2011? 1. Same Household (GO TO P3) 2. Other household within the same Atoll/Island (GO TO P3) 3. Different Atoll/Island 4. Foreign Country State where …. slept at on Sunday, 3rd April 2011: Likit ia … ear kiki ie bonin Sunday, 3rd April 2011: Atoll/Country: ________________________________ If response is 1 or 2, goto P3. 1 Same houehold 2 Another household within the same atoll/island 3 Different atoll/island 4 Foreign country Atoll/country Atoll/country Atoll/country Atoll/country Atoll/country State where …. slept at on Sunday, 3rd April 2011: Likit ia … ear kiki ie bonin Sunday, 3rd April 2011: Atoll/Country: ________________________________ 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje 51 FSM 52 Palau 53 CNMI 54 Kiribati 55 Tuvalu 56 Fiji 57 Solomon 58 China - PRC 59 Taiwan - ROC 60 Japan 61 Phillipines 62 Korea 63 New Zealand 64 Australia 65 Guam - USA 66 Hawaii - USA 67 USA 68 Other Pacific Island 69 Other Asian 70 Other Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex P3. Is … male or female? Emmaan ke kõrã? 1. Male 2. Female 1 Male 2 Female Birth Month Birth Month Birth Month Birth Month Birth Month P4. What is … date of birth and age? Ear lõtak ñaat im jete an iio? (If less than 1 year old, record code '000' for age) MM DD YYYY AGE ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 1 January 2 Feburary 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Birth Day Birth Day Birth Day Birth Day Birth Day P4. What is … date of birth and age? Ear lõtak ñaat im jete an iio? (If less than 1 year old, record code '000' for age) MM DD YYYY AGE ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Birth Year Birth Year Birth Year Birth Year Birth Year P4. What is … date of birth and age? Ear lõtak ñaat im jete an iio? (If less than 1 year old, record code '000' for age) MM DD YYYY AGE ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ AGE AGE AGE AGE AGE P4. What is … date of birth and age? Ear lõtak ñaat im jete an iio? (If less than 1 year old, record code '000' for age) MM DD YYYY AGE ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status P5. What is …’s marital status? 1. Never Married 2. Legally Married 3. Common-law/live-in 4. Divorced/Separated 5. Widowed 1 Never married 2 Legally married 3 Common-law/live-in 4 Divorced/Separated 5 Widowed Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion P6. What is …’s religious affiliation? Kabuñ ta eo an …? 01. United Church of Christ 02. Roman Catholic 03. Assembly of God 04. Jehovah’s Witnesses 05. Reformed Congregational Church 06. Mormon’s 07. SDA 08. BNJ 09. None 10. Other: _____________ 98. Refused (For a young child, record the religion of the parents) 1 United Church of Christ 2 Roman Catholic 3 Assembly of God 4 Jehovah's Witness 5 Reformed Congressional Church 6 Mormon 7 Seven Day Adventist 8 Bukot Nan Jesus 9 None 11 Full Gospel 12 Salvation Army 13 Baptisit 14 Baha'i Faith 15 Lighthouse 16 New Begining 17 Buddhist 18 Meram in Jesus 19 NBC 20 Other 98 Refused Citizenship Citizenship Citizenship Citizenship Citizenship P7. What country is … a citizen of? Armij in ia in? 01. Marshall Islands 02. FSM 03. Palau 04. Kiribati 05. Tuvalu 06. Other Pacific Islands 07. Taiwan, ROC 08. China, PRC 09. Japan 10. Philippines 11. Other Asia 12. USA 13. Other: _____________ 98. Don’t Know 1 RMI 2 FSM 3 Palau 4 Kiribati 5 Tuvalu 6 Other Pacific Islands 7 Taiwan, ROC 8 China, PRC 9 Japan 10 Philippines 11 Other Asia 12 USA 14 Korea 15 New Zealand 16 Australia 17 Fiji 18 Solomon Islands 19 Other 98 Don't know Seeing Seeing Seeing Seeing Seeing P8. Does … have difficulty in: Ewõr ke an … abañ ilo an: Insert appropriate code: 1. No difficulty at all 3. A lot of difficulties 2. Some difficulties 4. Cannot do at all a. Seeing, even wearing glasses ___ b. Hearing, even with the use of hearing aid ___ c. Walking, climbing steps or use of arms ___ d. Remembering or concentrating ___ 1 No difficulty at all 2 Some difficulty 3 A lot of difficulties 4 Cannot do at all 8 Don't know Hearing Hearing Hearing Hearing Hearing P8. Does … have difficulty in: Ewõr ke an … abañ ilo an: Insert appropriate code: 1. No difficulty at all 3. A lot of difficulties 2. Some difficulties 4. Cannot do at all a. Seeing, even wearing glasses ___ b. Hearing, even with the use of hearing aid ___ c. Walking, climbing steps or use of arms ___ d. Remembering or concentrating ___ 1 No difficulty at all 2 Some difficulty 3 A lot of difficulties 4 Cannot do at all 8 Don't know Walking etc Walking etc Walking etc Walking etc Walking etc P8. Does … have difficulty in: Ewõr ke an … abañ ilo an: Insert appropriate code: 1. No difficulty at all 3. A lot of difficulties 2. Some difficulties 4. Cannot do at all a. Seeing, even wearing glasses ___ b. Hearing, even with the use of hearing aid ___ c. Walking, climbing steps or use of arms ___ d. Remembering or concentrating ___ 1 No difficulty at all 2 Some difficulty 3 A lot of difficulties 4 Cannot do at all 8 Don't know Remembering or concentrating Remembering or concentrating Remembering or concentrating Remembering or concentrating Remembering or concentrating P8. Does … have difficulty in: Ewõr ke an … abañ ilo an: Insert appropriate code: 1. No difficulty at all 3. A lot of difficulties 2. Some difficulties 4. Cannot do at all a. Seeing, even wearing glasses ___ b. Hearing, even with the use of hearing aid ___ c. Walking, climbing steps or use of arms ___ d. Remembering or concentrating ___ 1 No difficulty at all 2 Some difficulty 3 A lot of difficulties 4 Cannot do at all 8 Don't know Language Language Language Language Language P9. What main language does … speak at home? Kajin ta eo ekkã an … kõjerbale imweo? 1. Marshallese (GO TO P10) 2. English (GO TO P10) 3. Other State Language: Language: ___________________________ (For small children, record the language of the mother or caregiver.) If response is 1 or 2, goto P10 1 Marshallese 2 English 3 Other State language State language State language State language State language P9. What main language does … speak at home? Kajin ta eo ekkã an … kõjerbale imweo? (For small children, record the language of the mother or caregiver.) 3. Other State Language: Language: ___________________________ 1 Marshallese 2 English 3 Palauan 4 Yapese 5 Carolinian 6 Chuukese 7 Pohnpeian 8 Kosraean 9 Kiribati 10 Tuvaluan 11 Fijian 12 Solomon Pidgin 13 Polynesian 14 Chinese 15 Tawainese 16 Japanese 17 Filipino 18 Korean 19 Other Pacific Island Language 20 Other Asian Languages 21 Others Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth Place of Birth P10. Where was … born? Ia eo … ar lõtak? 1. RMI 2. Other Countries 1 RMI 2 Other countries Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place Birth place P10. Where was … born? Ia eo … ar lõtak? 1. RMI 2. Other Countries Atoll/Country: _________________________ (GO TO ISG#1) 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje 51 FSM 52 Palau 53 CNMI 54 Kiribati 55 Tuvalu 56 Fiji 57 Solomon 58 China - PRC 59 Taiwan - ROC 60 Japan 61 Phillipines 62 Korea 63 New Zealand 64 Australia 65 Guam - USA 66 Hawaii - USA 67 USA 68 Other Pacific Island 69 Other Asian 70 Other Live 1 year ago Live 1 year ago Live 1 year ago Live 1 year ago Live 1 year ago ISG#1: PERSONS 1 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER P11. Where did …. live 1 year ago? Etan bukon eo ak ia eo … earjokwe ie 1 iio emotlok? Atoll/Country: _________________________ (GO TO ISG#2) If the respondent's age < 1 year, then proceed to interview the next person. If there are no other persons, conclude the interview. 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje 51 FSM 52 Palau 53 CNMI 54 Kiribati 55 Tuvalu 56 Fiji 57 Solomon 58 China - PRC 59 Taiwan - ROC 60 Japan 61 Phillipines 62 Korea 63 New Zealand 64 Australia 65 Guam - USA 66 Hawaii - USA 67 USA 68 Other Pacific Island 69 Other Asian 70 Other Read and write Read and write Read and write Read and write Read and write FOR PERSONS 3 OR 4 YEARS OF AGE, GO TO P13 P12. Can … read, write with understanding a simple sentence in anylanguage? … emaroñ ke read, jeje im melele juon sentence Ilo jabrewõt kain kajin? 1. Yes 2. No (GO TO P13) If the response is 2 - "No", then goto P13. Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Yes 2 No Literacy English Literacy English Literacy English Literacy English Literacy English FOR PERSONS 3 OR 4 YEARS OF AGE, GO TO P13 P12. Can … read, write with understanding a simple sentence in any language? … emaroñ ke read, jeje im melele juon sentence Ilo jabrewõt kain kajin? 1. Yes In what language? Ilo Kajin rõt? English? 1. Yes 2. No Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Yes 2 No Literacy language 1 Literacy language 1 Literacy language 1 Literacy language 1 Literacy language 1 P12. Can … read, write with understanding a simple sentence in anylanguage? … emaroñ ke read, jeje im melele juon sentence Ilo jabrewõt kain kajin? 1. Yes In what language? Ilo Kajin rõt? Other: ___________________________ Other: ___________________________ Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Marshallese 2 English 3 Palauan 4 Yapese 5 Carolinian 6 Chuukese 7 Pohnpeian 8 Kosraean 9 iKiribati 10 Tuvaluan 11 Fijian 12 Solomon Pidgin 13 Polynesian 14 Chinese 15 Tawainese 16 Japanese 17 Filipino 18 Korean 19 Other Pacific Island Language 20 Other Asian Languages 21 Others 22 None Literacy language 2 Literacy language 2 Literacy language 2 Literacy language 2 Literacy language 2 P12. Can … read, write with understanding a simple sentence in anylanguage? … emaroñ ke read, jeje im melele juon sentence Ilo jabrewõt kain kajin? 1. Yes In what language? Ilo Kajin rõt? Other: ___________________________ Other: ___________________________ Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Marshallese 2 English 3 Palauan 4 Yapese 5 Carolinian 6 Chuukese 7 Pohnpeian 8 Kosraean 9 iKiribati 10 Tuvaluan 11 Fijian 12 Solomon Pidgin 13 Polynesian 14 Chinese 15 Tawainese 16 Japanese 17 Filipino 18 Korean 19 Other Pacific Island Language 20 Other Asian Languages 21 Others 22 None Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school P13. Is… currently enrolled in a school or pursuing any other form of education or training? … ej bed ke ilo jikuul ak ilo jabrewõt kain burokram in bukõt jelalokjen ak ilo burokram in kaminene ko? 1. Yes 2. No If No, GO TO P15 Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Yes 2 No Grade level enrolled Grade level enrolled Grade level enrolled Grade level enrolled Grade level enrolled P14. What grade or level or training is … enrolled? Kain jikuul ak burokram in bukõt jelalokjen ak kaminene rõt eo … ej bed ie? 1. Preschool/Nursery 2. Kindergarten 3. Elementary 4. Secondary 5. Associate College (Academic/Occupational) 6. Undergraduate Years 7. Graduate Years or Professional School 8. Vocational Training (formal/informal) 9 Other: __________________________ Persons 3 years of age and over 1 Preschool/Nursery 2 Kindergarten 3 Elementary 4 Secondary 5 Associate college 6 Undergraduate 7 Graduate or professional 8 Vocational 10 National Vocational Training Institute 11 Theological schools 12 Waan Aelon in Majol 13 Other Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education Level of education P15. What level of educational attainment has … successfully completed? Class ak grade ta eo eliktata … ear kadredreklok? 30. Never been to school 31. Preschool/Nursery 32. Kindergarten Primary School 01. 1st Grade 02. 2nd Grade 03. 3rd Grade 04. 4th Grade 05. 5th Grade 06. 6th Grade 07. 7th Grade 08. 8th Grade Secondary School 09. 9th Grade 10. 10th Grade 11. 11th Grade 12. 12th Grade, HS Diploma, GED Post-Secondary Education 13. Some College 14. Associate College - Occupational Program 15. Associate College – Academic Program 16. Bachelor’s Degree (BA, AB, BS) 17. Master’s Degree (MA, MS, Med, MSW, MBA) 18. Professional School Degree (MD, DDS, LLB, JD) 19. Doctorate Degree (PhD, EdD) Persons 3 years of age and over 1 1st grade 2 2nd grade 3 3rd grade 4 4th grade 5 5th grade 6 6th grade 7 7th grade 8 8th grade 9 9th grade 10 10th grade 11 11th grade 12 12th grade, HS diploma, GED 13 Some college 14 Associate - Occupational 15 Associate - Academic 16 Bachelor's Degree 17 Master's Degree 18 Professional Degree 19 Doctorate Degree 30 Never been to school 31 Preschool/Nursery 32 Kindergarten Live 5 years ago Live 5 years ago Live 5 years ago Live 5 years ago Live 5 years ago ISG#3: PERSONS 5 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER P16. Where did … live 5 years ago? Etan bukon eo ak ia eo … ear jokwe ie 5 iio emotlok? Atoll/Country: __________________________ (GO TO ISG#4) This question pertain to persons 5 years and older. If the respondent is less than 5 years, do not ask this question and proceed to interview the next person. If there are no other persons , conclude the interview. 1 Ailinglaplap 2 Ailuk 3 Arno 4 Aur 5 Bikini 6 Ebon 7 Enewetak 8 Jabat 9 Jaluit 10 Kili 11 Kwajalein 12 Lae 13 Lib 14 Likiep 15 Majuro 16 Maloelap 17 Mejit 18 Mili 19 Namdrik 20 Namu 21 Rongelap 22 Ujae 23 Ujelang 24 Utirik 25 Wotho 26 Wotje 51 FSM 52 Palau 53 CNMI 54 Kiribati 55 Tuvalu 56 Fiji 57 Solomon 58 China - PRC 59 Taiwan - ROC 60 Japan 61 Phillipines 62 Korea 63 New Zealand 64 Australia 65 Guam - USA 66 Hawaii - USA 67 USA 68 Other Pacific Island 69 Other Asian 70 Other Current Smoker Current Smoker Current Smoker Current Smoker Current Smoker P17. Does … regularly… (one or more a day)? Ekkã ke an… (juon ak elloñ lok jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) A. Smoke cigarettes or tobacco (includes pipes & cigars)? 1. Yes 2. No This and the following questions pertain to persons 15 years and older. If the respondent is less than 15 years, do not ask this question and proceed to interview the next person. If there are no other persons , conclude the interview. 1 Yes 2 No Current Tobacco Chewer Current Tobacco Chewer Current Tobacco Chewer Current Tobacco Chewer Current Tobacco Chewer P17. Does … regularly… (one or more a day)? Ekkã ke an… (juon ak elloñ lok jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) B. Chew tobacco (includes cophenagen and other snuff)? 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Current Betelnut Chewer Current Betelnut Chewer Current Betelnut Chewer Current Betelnut Chewer Current Betelnut Chewer P17. Does … regularly… (one or more a day)? Ekkã ke an… (juon ak elloñ lok jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) C. Chew Betel nut (includes nut with tobacco)? 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Previous Smoker Previous Smoker Previous Smoker Previous Smoker Previous Smoker P18. Has … ever been a regular … (one or more a day)? … enañin ke kar ... (juon ak elõñ jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) Ask only where response to questions P17 (a,b,c) = 2. A. Smoke cigarettes or tobacco (includes pipes & cigars)? 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Previous Tobacco Chewer Previous Tobacco Chewer Previous Tobacco Chewer Previous Tobacco Chewer Previous Tobacco Chewer P18. Has … ever been a regular … (one or more a day)? … enañin ke kar ... (juon ak elõñ jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) Ask only where response to questions P17 (a,b,c) = 2. B. Chew tobacco (includes cophenagen and other snuff)? 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Previous Betelnut Chewer Previous Betelnut Chewer Previous Betelnut Chewer Previous Betelnut Chewer Previous Betelnut Chewer P18. Has … ever been a regular … (one or more a day)? … enañin ke kar ... (juon ak elõñ jen juon kattõn ilo juon raan)? (Read options below and enter relevant code.) Ask only where response to questions P17 (a,b,c) = 2. C. Chew Betel nut (includes nut with tobacco)? 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Work 7 days Work 7 days Work 7 days Work 7 days Work 7 days P19. Did … have any work in the past 7 days, either full-time or part-time? Ear wõr ke an … jerbal ak business ilo raan ko jilijimjuon rej jemlok lok? 1. Yes (GO TO P21) 2. No (Include work for cash pay, payment in kind, unpaid work in a family business and home production activities). PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Not work 7 days Not work 7 days Not work 7 days Not work 7 days Not work 7 days P20. Did … have a job or business that he/she did not work in the past seven days? Ear wõr ke an … jerbal ak business im ear jab jerbal ie ilo raan ko jilijilimjuon rej jemlok? 1. Yes 2. No (GO TO P25) PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Type of work Type of work Type of work Type of work Type of work P21. What type of work/activity does … usually do? Kain jerbal rõt eo … ekkã an kõmmane: 1. Work for pay – Employee (Private) 2. Work for pay – Employee (Government) 3. Self employed without any employee as defined in “4” 4. Employer in any family owned and operated farm/business (with one or more regular paid employees) 5. Volunteer work 6. Unpaid work in a family business 7. Producing goods (farm, fishing, handicrafts, etc.) mainly for sale 8. Producing goods (farm, fishing etc.) mainly for own consumption PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Work for pay - Employee (Private) 2 Work for pay - Employee (Government) 3 Self employed without any employees 4 Employer with one or more employees 5 Volunteeer work 6 Unpaid work in a family business 7 Producing goods for sale 8 Producing goods for personal consumption Hours in paid Job Hours in paid Job Hours in paid Job Hours in paid Job Hours in paid Job P22. How many hours did … work in the past 7 days? Jete awa eo … ear jerbal iumin raan ko jilijimjuon rej jemlok? a.) At paid job or business (Codes 1 to 6 above) PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER Hours in HH production Hours in HH production Hours in HH production Hours in HH production Hours in HH production P22. How many hours did … work in the past 7 days? Jete awa eo … ear jerbal iumin raan ko jilijimjuon rej jemlok? b.) At home production activities (Codes 7 & 8) PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation P23. What was …’s activity/occupation during the past seven days? E.g. Coconut farmer, fisherman, filing clerk, handicraft maker, nurse. Jerbal rõt eo an … iumin raan ko jilijilimjuon rej jemlok? Einwõt ri-kawainini ke, ri-eñod ke, filing clerk ke, ri-amimono ke, nurse ke? Please specify: _______________________________ PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Commissioned armed forces officers 2 Non-commissioned armed forces officers 3 Armed forces occupations, other ranks 11 Chief executives, senior officials and legislators 12 Administrative and commercial managers 13 Production and specialized services managers 14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 21 Science and engineering professionals 22 Health professionals 23 Teaching professionals 24 Business and administration professionals 25 Information and communications technology professionals 26 Legal, social and cultural professionals 31 Science and engineering associate professionals 32 Health associate professionals 33 Business and administration associate professionals 34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals 35 Information and communications technicians 41 General and keyboard clerks 42 Customer services clerks 43 Numerical and material recording clerks 44 Other clerical support workers 51 Personal service workers 52 Sales workers 53 Personal care workers 54 Protective services workers 61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers 63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians 72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 73 Handicraft and printing workers 74 Electrical and electronics trades workers 75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades worker 81 Stationary plant and machine operators 82 Assemblers 83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 91 Cleaners and helpers 92 Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport 94 Food preparation assistants 95 Street and related sales and service workers 96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry P24. What kind of business/industry did … work in the past seven days? E.g. Coconut farming, fishing, handicrafts manufacturing, restaurant, office. Kain business ak jikin jerbal rõt eo …. ear jerbal ie Iumin raan ko 7 rej jemlok lok? Please specify: _______________________________ (GO TO P28) PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 2 Forestry and logging 3 Fishing and aquaculture 5 Mining of coal and lignite 6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 7 Mining of metal ores 8 Other mining and quarrying 9 Mining support service activities 10 Manufacture of food products 11 Manufacture of beverages 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 13 Manufacture of textiles 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 24 Manufacture of basic metals 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 31 Manufacture of furniture 32 Other manufacturing 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 37 Sewerage 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services 41 Construction of buildings 42 Civil engineering 43 Specialized construction activities 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 50 Water transport 51 Air transport 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 53 Postal and courier activities 55 Accommodation 56 Food and beverage service activities 58 Publishing activities 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities 60 Programming and broadcasting activities 61 Telecommunications 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 63 Information service activities 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities 68 Real estate activities 69 Legal and accounting activities 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis 72 Scientific research and development 73 Advertising and market research 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 75 Veterinary activities 77 Rental and leasing activities 78 Employment activities 79 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities 80 Security and investigation activities 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities 84 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 85 Education 86 Human health activities 87 Residential care activities 88 Social work activities without accommodation 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 92 Gambling and betting activities 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities 94 Activities of membership organizations 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 96 Other personal service activities 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Available for work Available for work Available for work Available for work Available for work P25. Was … available for work in the past seven days? … ear ke bojak ak maroñ in jerbal ilo raan ko jilijilimjuon rej jemlok? 1. Yes 2. No (GO TO P28) PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Look for work Look for work Look for work Look for work Look for work P26. Did … look for work in the past seven days? … ear ke kapok an jerbal ilo raan ko jilijilimjuon rej jemlok lok? 1. Yes (GO TO P28) 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Not looking for work Not looking for work Not looking for work Not looking for work Not looking for work P27. Why did … not look for work in the past seven days? Ebajet ke … ear jab kapok an jerbal ilo raan ko jilijilimjuon rej jemlok lok? 01. Still in School 02. Believe no job available 03. Awaiting results of previous job application 04. Temporary illness 05. Bad weather 06. Waiting for rehire/job 07. Retired/Disabled 08. Housekeeping 10. Other: __________________ PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Still in school 2 Belive no job available 3 Awaiting results of previous job application 4 Temporary illness 5 Bad weather 6 Waiting for rehire/job 7 Retired/Disabled 8 Housekeeping Income from Wages and Salary Income from Wages and Salary Income from Wages and Salary Income from Wages and Salary Income from Wages and Salary P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). A. Wages & Salaries 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). B. Net receipts from businesses/profession 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Income from CTBA Income from CTBA Income from CTBA Income from CTBA Income from CTBA P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). C. Commissions, tips, bonuses, allowances 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Income from Interests Income from Interests Income from Interests Income from Interests Income from Interests P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). D. Interests, dividends, net rental, royalty, income from estates 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Income from SS Retirement Income from SS Retirement Income from SS Retirement Income from SS Retirement Income from SS Retirement P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). E. Social Security, retirement, survivor and disability pensions 1. Yes 2. No PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No Other Income Other Income Other Income Other Income Other Income P28. Did … earn income from any of the following sources in the past 12 months? … ear ke jerbal im elolo jããn ak jeramõn jen men kein ilal iumin allõñ ko joñoul ruo rej jemlok? (Do not include remittances from abroad and domestic sources or income from home productions – see H18 & A3). F. Other ________________________ PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER 1 Yes 2 No 5 177 Annual Income Annual Income Annual Income Annual Income Annual Income P29. What was the total income for … in the past 12 months from the above sources? Jete oran aolep jããn ak jeramõn ko … ear loe ilo 12 allõñ ko rej jemlok? $ ___ ___ ___ , ___ ___ ___ PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER None Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F1. Has … ever given birth, even if child died later? ... enañin ke kar wõr nejin (bar bwini ajiri eo/ro emõj an/aer jako )? 1 Yes 2 No (GO TO NEXT PERSON) 1 Yes 2 No Children born Children born Children born Children born Children born ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F2. How many children were born alive to ….? Jete nejin … ajiri? Male children in HH Male children in HH Male children in HH Male children in HH Male children in HH ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living a.) In the household - Male (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Female children in HH Female children in HH Female children in HH Female children in HH Female children in HH ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living a.) In the household - Female (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Male children elsewhere Male children elsewhere Male children elsewhere Male children elsewhere Male children elsewhere ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living b.) Somewhere else in RMI - Male (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Female children elsewhere Female children elsewhere Female children elsewhere Female children elsewhere Female children elsewhere ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living b.) Somewhere else in RMI - Female (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Male children overseas Male children overseas Male children overseas Male children overseas Male children overseas ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living c.) Overseas - Male (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Female children overseas Female children overseas Female children overseas Female children overseas Female children overseas ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Living c.) Overseas - Female (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Male children deceased Male children deceased Male children deceased Male children deceased Male children deceased ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Died - Male (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Female children deceased Female children deceased Female children deceased Female children deceased Female children deceased ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Died - Female (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Total male children Total male children Total male children Total male children Total male children ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Total - Male (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Tolal female children Tolal female children Tolal female children Tolal female children Tolal female children ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F3. How many of these children, by sex, are: Jete uwaan ajiri rein im rej: Total - Female (Read out the options and record information in the corresponding box) Last child birth month Last child birth month Last child birth month Last child birth month Last child birth month ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F4. What is the date of birth of …'s last child born alive? Raan im iio in lõtak an ajiri eo ediktata nejin … MM DD YYYY Age ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ (including a child that may have died later. If less than 1 year old, enter code '000' for age.) 1 January 2 Feburary 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Last child birth day Last child birth day Last child birth day Last child birth day Last child birth day ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F4. What is the date of birth of …'s last child born alive? Raan im iio in lõtak an ajiri eo ediktata nejin … MM DD YYYY Age ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ (including a child that may have died later. If less than 1 year old, enter code '000' for age.) 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 Last child birth year Last child birth year Last child birth year Last child birth year Last child birth year ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F4. What is the date of birth of …'s last child born alive? Raan im iio in lõtak an ajiri eo ediktata nejin … MM DD YYYY Age ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ (including a child that may have died later. If less than 1 year old, enter code '000' for age.) Last Child Age Last Child Age Last Child Age Last Child Age Last Child Age ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F4. What is the date of birth of …'s last child born alive? Raan im iio in lõtak an ajiri eo ediktata nejin … MM DD YYYY Age ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ (including a child that may have died later. If less than 1 year old, enter code '000' for age.) Sex of last child Sex of last child Sex of last child Sex of last child Sex of last child ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F5. What is the sex of the last child born alive? Maan ke kõrã diktata eo? 1. Male 2. Female 1 Male 2 Female Child still alive Child still alive Child still alive Child still alive Child still alive ISG#5: FEMALES 15-54 YEARS OF AGE F6. Is this child still alive? Ej mour wõt ke diktata eo? 1. Yes 2. No Are there more people living here? If yes, continue with Person 2 ... 1 Yes 2 No UN Labor UN Labor UN Labor UN Labor UN Labor 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Not in the labor force Paid and unpaid employment Paid and unpaid employment Paid and unpaid employment Paid and unpaid employment Paid and unpaid employment 1 Paid employment 2 Unpaid employment Highest three levels of public service Highest three levels of public service Highest three levels of public service Highest three levels of public service Highest three levels of public service 1 Legislator 2 Administrator 3 Manager Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker Class of Worker 1 Employee (Private Sector) 2 Employee (Public Sector) 3 Self employed 4 Employer in own farm or business 5 Paid worker in family farm or business 6 Unpaid Worker in family farm or business Major Occupation Major Occupation Major Occupation Major Occupation Major Occupation 1 Legislators, Senior Officials and Managers 2 Professionals 3 Technicians and Associate Professionals 4 Clerks 5 Service Workers and Shop & Market Sales Workers 6 Skilled Agriculture and Fisheries Workers 7 Craft and Related Workers 8 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers 9 Elementary Occupations 10 Armed Forces Occupations Major Industry Major Industry Major Industry Major Industry Major Industry 1 Agriculture, Forestry and Mining 2 Manufacturing 3 Utilities and Repair & Installation of Equipment 4 Constrution and Related Activities 5 Wholesale & Retail Trade and Repair of Motor Vehicles 6 Transportation, Storage and Courier Activities 7 Accomidation and Food Service Activities 8 Information and Communication 9 Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Actvities 10 Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities 11 Administrative and support service activities 12 Public Administration 13 Education 14 Health 15 Arts, Entertainment, Recreation and Other Service Activities 16 Activities of households as employers 17 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use 18 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Persons engaged in agriculture, forestry and fisheries activities Persons engaged in agriculture, forestry and fisheries activities Persons engaged in agriculture, forestry and fisheries activities Persons engaged in agriculture, forestry and fisheries activities Persons engaged in agriculture, forestry and fisheries activities 1 Yes 2 No Ability to talk in vernacular languages Ability to talk in vernacular languages Ability to talk in vernacular languages Ability to talk in vernacular languages Ability to talk in vernacular languages 1 Yes 2 No Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy 1 Literate 2 Illiterate Attending School Attending School Attending School Attending School Attending School 1 Attending 2 Not Attending Different residence 5 years ago Different residence 5 years ago Different residence 5 years ago Different residence 5 years ago Different residence 5 years ago 1 Same residence 2 Different residence Different residence 1 year ago Different residence 1 year ago Different residence 1 year ago Different residence 1 year ago Different residence 1 year ago 1 Same residence 2 Different residence Total children living at home Total children living at home Total children living at home Total children living at home Total children living at home Total children living elsewhere in RMI Total children living elsewhere in RMI Total children living elsewhere in RMI Total children living elsewhere in RMI Total children living elsewhere in RMI Total children living away Total children living away Total children living away Total children living away Total children living away Total children still alive Total children still alive Total children still alive Total children still alive Total children still alive Total children died Total children died Total children died Total children died Total children died Child born in the Last 12 months Child born in the Last 12 months Child born in the Last 12 months Child born in the Last 12 months Child born in the Last 12 months 1 Yes 2 No Last born child five years and younger still alive Last born child five years and younger still alive Last born child five years and younger still alive Last born child five years and younger still alive Last born child five years and younger still alive 1 Yes 2 No Last born child one year and younger still alive Last born child one year and younger still alive Last born child one year and younger still alive Last born child one year and younger still alive Last born child one year and younger still alive 1 Yes 2 No Last born child 28 days or younger still alive Last born child 28 days or younger still alive Last born child 28 days or younger still alive Last born child 28 days or younger still alive Last born child 28 days or younger still alive 1 Yes 2 No Number of disabilities reported Number of disabilities reported Number of disabilities reported Number of disabilities reported Number of disabilities reported 1 1 disability reported 2 2 disabilites reported 3 3 disabilities reported 4 4 disabilities reported 5 None reported ICSE Employment definition - MDG 1.5 ICSE Employment definition - MDG 1.5 ICSE Employment definition - MDG 1.5 ICSE Employment definition - MDG 1.5 ICSE Employment definition - MDG 1.5 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Not in the labor force ICSE Employed persons living at $1 or less per day - MDG 1.6 ICSE Employed persons living at $1 or less per day - MDG 1.6 ICSE Employed persons living at $1 or less per day - MDG 1.6 ICSE Employed persons living at $1 or less per day - MDG 1.6 ICSE Employed persons living at $1 or less per day - MDG 1.6 1 Living at $1 or less per day ICSE Vulnerable employment - MDG 1.7 ICSE Vulnerable employment - MDG 1.7 ICSE Vulnerable employment - MDG 1.7 ICSE Vulnerable employment - MDG 1.7 ICSE Vulnerable employment - MDG 1.7 1 Own-account + Contributing family workers Labor force definitnions based on the 1999 census Labor force definitnions based on the 1999 census Labor force definitnions based on the 1999 census Labor force definitnions based on the 1999 census Labor force definitnions based on the 1999 census 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Not in the labor force Detailed laborforce Detailed laborforce Detailed laborforce Detailed laborforce Detailed laborforce 1 In the Laborforce: Employed: Paid: Employee gov't 2 In the Laborforce: Employed: Paid: Employee private 3 In the Laborforce: Employed: Paid: Employer 4 In the Laborforce: Employed: Paid: Self-employed 5 In the Laborforce: Employed: Paid: Producing goods for sale 6 In the Laborforce: Employed: Unpaid: Voluntary work 7 In the Laborforce: Employed: Unpaid: Unpaid family work 8 In the Laborforce: Employed: Unpaid: Producing goods for own consumption 9 In the Laborforce: Unemployed 10 Not in the laborforce: Student 11 Not in the laborforce: Home duties 12 Not in the laborforce: Inactive 13 Not in the laborforce: Retired/Disabled