DDI_TUV_2010_HIES_v01_M Toakai. PUAPUA Accelerated Data Program 2011-02-16 NADA Version 01 (September 2012) - Adapted version of the DDI "DDI-TUV-SCD-HIES-2010-v01" documented by SPC in February 2011. Household Income and Expenditure 2010 HIES 2010 TUV_2010_HIES_v01_M Central Statistics Division Chris Ryan Bertrand Buffiere NADA Asiatic Bank of Development United Nations Develpment Program Republic of China Government of Tuvalu Government Statistician Income/Expenditure/Household Survey [hh/ies] The "Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES)" is the largest national survey carried out by the Central Statistics Division (CSD) of the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Industries in accordance with international standards. The first survey was carried out in 1994, the second in 2005, with this being the third. It provides statistical information on income and expenditure patterns of households in Tuvalu.The first objective is the update of the CPI. Poverty analysis are based on this survey and many MDG indicators can be calculated from this survey. Version 01: Raw data, available for internal use. The main objectives of the survey were: - To obtain weights for the revision of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Funafuti; - To provide information on the nature and distribution of household income, expenditure and food consumption patterns; - To provide data on the household sector's contribution to the National Accounts - To provide information on economic activity of men and women to study gender issues - To undertake some poverty analysis Tuvalu National, including Funafuti and Outer islands - Household - individual All the private household are included in the sampling frame. In each household selected, the current resident are surveyed, and people who are usual resident but are currently away (work, health, holydays reasons, or border student for example. If the household had been residing in Tuvalu for less than one year: - but intend to reside more than 12 months => The household is included - do not intend to reside more than 12 months => out of scope Sample survey data [ssd] HOUSEHOLD FORM - composition of the household and demographic profile of each members - dwelling information - dwelling expenditure - transport expenditure - education expenditure - health expenditure - land and property expenditure - household furnishing - home appliances - cultural and social payments - holydays/travel costs - Loans and saving - clothing - other major expenditure items INDIVIDUAL FORM - health and education - labor force (individu aged 15 and above) - employment activity and income (individu aged 15 and above) DIARY - All kind of expenses - Home production - food and drink (eaten by the household, given away, sold) - Goods taken from own business (consumed, given away) - Monetary gift (given away, received, winning from gambling) - Non monetary gift (given away, received, winning from gambling) Central Statistics Office It was decided that 33% (one third) sample was sufficient to achieve suitable levels of accuracy for key estimates in the survey. So the sample selection was spread proportionally across all the island except Niulakita as it was considered too small. For selection purposes, each island was treated as a separate stratum and independent samples were selected from each. The strategy used was to list each dwelling on the island by their geographical position and run a systematic skip through the list to achieve the 33% sample. This approach assured that the sample would be spread out across each island as much as possible and thus more representative. For details please refer to Table 1.1 of the Report. Only the island of Niulakita was not included in the sampling frame, considered too small. Face-to-face [f2f] There were three main survey forms used to collect data for the survey. Each question are writen in English and translated in Tuvaluan on the same version of the questionnaire. The questionnaires were designed based on the 2004 survey questionnaire. HOUSEHOLD FORM - composition of the household and demographic profile of each members - dwelling information - dwelling expenditure - transport expenditure - education expenditure - health expenditure - land and property expenditure - household furnishing - home appliances - cultural and social payments - holydays/travel costs - Loans and saving - clothing - other major expenditure items INDIVIDUAL FORM - health and education - labor force (individu aged 15 and above) - employment activity and income (individu aged 15 and above): wages and salaries, working own business, agriculture and livestock, fishing, income from handicraft, income from gambling, small scale activies, jobs in the last 12 months, other income, childreen income, tobacco and alcohol use, other activities, and seafarer DIARY (one diary per week, on a 2 weeks period, 2 diaries per household were required) - All kind of expenses - Home production - food and drink (eaten by the household, given away, sold) - Goods taken from own business (consumed, given away) - Monetary gift (given away, received, winning from gambling) - Non monetary gift (given away, received, winning from gambling) Questionnaire Design Flaws Questionnaire design flaws address any problems with the way questions were worded which will result in an incorrect answer provided by the respondent. Despite every effort to minimize this problem during the design of the respective survey questionnaires and the diaries, problems were still identified during the analysis of the data. Some examples are provided below: Gifts, Remittances & Donations Collecting information on the following: - the receipt and provision of gifts - the receipt and provision of remittances - the provision of donations to the church, other communities and family occasions is a very difficult task in a HIES. The extent of these activities in Tuvalu is very high, so every effort should be made to address these activities as best as possible. A key problem lies in identifying the best form (questionnaire or diary) for covering such activities. A general rule of thumb for a HIES is that if the activity occurs on a regular basis, and involves the exchange of small monetary amounts or in-kind gifts, the diary is more appropriate. On the other hand, if the activity is less infrequent, and involves larger sums of money, the questionnaire with a recall approach is preferred. It is not always easy to distinguish between the two for the different activities, and as such, both the diary and questionnaire were used to collect this information. Unfortunately it probably wasn?t made clear enough as to what types of transactions were being collected from the different sources, and as such some transactions might have been missed, and others counted twice. The effects of these problems are hopefully minimal overall. Defining Remittances Because people have different interpretations of what constitutes remittances, the questionnaire needs to be very clear as to how this concept is defined in the survey. Unfortunately this wasn?t explained clearly enough so it was difficult to distinguish between a remittance, which should be of a more regular nature, and a one-off monetary gift which was transferred between two households. Business Expenses Still Recorded The aim of the survey is to measure "household" expenditure, and as such, any expenditure made by a household for an item or service which was primarily used for a business activity should be excluded. It was not always clear in the questionnaire that this was the case, and as such some business expenses were included. Efforts were made during data cleaning to remove any such business expenses which would impact significantly on survey results. Purchased goods given away as a gift When a household makes a gift donation of an item it has purchased, this is recorded in section 5 of the diary. Unfortunately it was difficult to know how to treat these items as it was not clear as to whether this item had been recorded already in section 1 of the diary which covers purchases. The decision was made to exclude all information of gifts given which were considered to be purchases, as these items were assumed to have already been recorded already in section 1. Ideally these items should be treated as a purchased gift given away, which in turn is not household consumption expenditure, but this was not possible. Some key items missed in the Questionnaire Although not a big issue, some key expenditure items were omitted from the questionnaire when it would have been best to collect them via this schedule. A key example being electric fans which many households in Tuvalu own. The Household Income and Expenditure Survey 2010 was carried out by the Tuvalu Central Statistics Division over a period of 3 ½ months throughout the first half of 2010, covering eight islands of Tuvalu. The survey collected information from 541 households from these islands, with the only island excluded from scope of the survey being Niulakita. Although "Dwellings" were selected in the sample, information was collected from "Households". A dwelling was considered to have more than one household if there more than one group of people living in the dwelling that pooled their money and shared their food together. In this survey, there were four cases on Funafuti only. Three of these dwellings had two households reside in them, whereas one dwelling had three households The fieldwork was carried out by 42 specially selected interviewers and 13 supervisors, supported by 2 trainers and 4 staff of the Central Statistics Division who acted as supervisors. The interviewers were selected via a recruitment process, with preference given to those applicants who had previous survey experience with the Central Statistics Division. Interviews were conducted to select the final list of interviewers. The supervisors did the training of fieldworkers on the Outer Islands and also assisted in the supervision of the fieldwork. There was a one-week training course for supervisors, followed by a one-week training course for interviewers (also attended by the supervisors). All field staff had to swear and sign an oath of confidentiality. The survey was publicized by means of radio - that is an interview was broadcasted by Radio Tuvalu to inform the public about the survey. Fieldwork for each island lasted about 3-4 weeks. This involved an initial few days for becoming familiar with the work area each enumerator was responsible for, and making an initial contact with the selected households to drop off the diaries. The households then had two weeks for completion of the diaries, and during this period the interviewers would call in from time to time to check that the recording of daily expenditures was proceeding satisfactorily. They would also use the occasion of their visits to collect some of the information required for the household and individual schedules. They would then make a final visit to the households to collect the diaries, and after checking the questionnaires, they passed them to their supervisors. Respondent Error Whether intentional or not, respondents in the household will at times provide incorrect information to questions, despite how well the question is worded and asked by the interviewer. This may sometimes be because the respondent may not wish the interviewer to know the true amount and intentionally provide an incorrect answer, which happens at times for income, or they simply misunderstood the question. A common misunderstanding for questions in a HIES is the reference period being referred. Interviewers are trained to reduce the likelihood of this error as much as possible. The fieldwork was carried out by 42 specially selected interviewers and 13 supervisors, supported by 2 trainers and 4 staff of the Statistics Department who acted as supervisors. The sample weight were calculated for each island (8 differents weight). For the island i, the weight of the household (W) was calculated as shown: Wi = Total number of household in island i / number of valid questionnaire in the island i Consistency of the data: - each questionnaire was checked by the supervisor during and after the collection - before data entry, all the questionnaire were coded - the CSPRo data entry system included inconsistency checks which allow the NSO staff to point some errors and to correct them with imputation estimation from their own knowledge (no time for double entry), 4 data entry operators. - after data entry, outliers were identified in order to check their consistency. All data entry, including editing, edit checks and queries, was done using CSPro (Census Survey Processing System) with additional data editing and cleaning taking place in Excel. The staff from the CSD was responsible for undertaking the coding and data entry, with assistance from an additional four temporary staff to help produce results in a more timely manner. Although enumeration didn't get completed until mid June, the coding and data entry commenced as soon as forms where available from Funafuti, which was towards the end of March. The coding and data entry was then completed around the middle of July. A visit from an SPC consultant then took place to undertake initial cleaning of the data, primarily addressing missing data items and missing schedules. Once the initial data cleaning was undertaken in CSPro, data was transferred to Excel where it was closely scrutinized to check that all responses were sensible. In the cases where unusual values were identified, original forms were consulted for these households and modifications made to the data if required. Despite the best efforts being made to clean the data file in preparation for the analysis, no doubt errors will still exist in the data, due to its size and complexity. Having said this, they are not expected to have significant impacts on the survey results. Under-Reporting and Incorrect Reporting as a result of Poor Field Work Procedures The most crucial stage of any survey activity, whether it be a population census or a survey such as a HIES is the fieldwork. It is crucial for intense checking to take place in the field before survey forms are returned to the office for data processing. Unfortunately, it became evident during the cleaning of the data that fieldwork wasn?t checked as thoroughly as required, and as such some unexpected values appeared in the questionnaires, as well as unusual results appearing in the diaries. Efforts were made to indentify the main issues which would have the greatest impact on final results, and this information was modified using local knowledge, to a more reasonable answer, when required. Data Entry Errors Data entry errors are always expected, but can be kept to a minimum with double entry taking place. Unfortunately time did not permit for double entry to take place for the Tuvalu 2010 HIES which will increase the likelihood of such errors. A large number of checks were performed on the final dataset and suspicious results checked against the questionnaires. When errors in data entry were detected during this process the values were rectified, but this could only be possible for suspicious data. The final response rates for the survey was very pleasing with an average rate of 97 per cent across all islands selected. The response rates were derived by dividing the number of fully responding households by the number of selected households in scope of the survey which weren't vacant. - Nanumea 100% - Nanumaga 100% - Niutao 98% - Nui 100% - Vaitupu 99% - Nukufetau 89% - Nukulaelae 100% - Funafuti 96% For details please refer to Table 1.2 of the Report. Systematic sampling was adopted for each island in the survey. This was achieved by sorting all households on the island by geographical position and then running a skip of 3 through the list to achieve a 33 per cent sample. Ideally, the approach for calculating sampling errors should be to adopt the formula which best reflects the sample design, but for this report, it was decided to adopt the formula assuming "simple random sampling" was adopted. This made things a lot simpler and this approach is a more then suitable approximation. It was not possible to calculate sampling errors for all estimates in this report, so just some sample errors for key estimates of expenditure and income were produced for selected geographical areas. This in itself should give users a guide as to what can be expected from results with respect to sampling errors. The procedure for addressing this was to firstly calculate the variance associate with key estimates, convert these to standard errors, and then represent these standard errors as a percentage of the estimate. Such a figure is referred to as a relative standard error (RSE) and is useful for comparing the quality of different size estimates from a survey. Please refer to Section 4 of the HIES 2010 Report for details. Non-response Bias - the rates for this survey were very high for all selected islands. Overall the response rate for this survey was 97% which is very high, suggesting very little non-response bias. Government Statistician 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: Central Statistics Division, Tuvalu. Household Income and Expenditure 2010. Ref. TUV_2010_HIES_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from [source] on [date]. 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. DWELLING This file contains all data related to the household questionnare. The file also contains derived data on household consumption (expenditure), income, household appliance and building materials. 0 100 EXPENSES The data file is related to the Household Diary which captured expenditure patterns of household members. 0 11 INCOME This file contains data related to Personal Questionnaire which design to capture the income pattern of household members 0 11 island island island island island Island: 1 Nanumea 2 Nanumaga 3 Niutao 4 Nui 5 Vaitupu 6 Nukufetau 7 Funafuti 8 Nukulaelae This question is use to identify and separate the different islands. The eight islands were coded 1 to 8. This question is also use to identify rural (all the outer islands) and Funafuti as urban. village village village village village Village: 1 Pepesala 2 Nukualofa 3 Fakaifou 4 Senala 5 Alapi 6 Vaiaku 7 Tekavatoetoe This question is important to differentiate the villages on each island. dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number Dwelling No: Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household No: stratum stratum stratum stratum stratum 1 Funafuti 2 Outer Island Every island was treated as a separate stratum weights weights weights weights weights This is the sampling weight of the household. roof material roof material roof material roof material roof material INTERVIEWER: ask the following questions of the household head and spouse. You may complete Question 1 yourself but ask all other questions. The first questions in this household schedule are about your dwelling and the facilities you have. **A fesili kamata i te pepa mo kaaiga tenei e fakafesiligina tou koga nofo mo ou kope totino. What is the main material used for the roof? Sea te mea e fakamalu ki ei te tuaafale? (tick one box only) 1 Corrugated iron with gutter 2 Corrugated iron without gutter 3 Thatched/traditionnal 4 Other This question is used to get information on what building materials were used to build the dwelling wall material wall material wall material wall material wall material What is the main material used for the outer walls? **Sea tona 'pui aatua? (tick one box only) 1 Permament timber 2 Permanent concrete 3 Permanent timber concrete 4 Thatched traditionnal 5 Corrugated iron improvised 6 Hardiflex 7 Masonite 8 Other This question is used to get information on what building materials were used to build the dwelling floor material floor material floor material floor material floor material What is the main material used for the floors? **Sea tona fola? (tick one box only) 1 Stones coral 2 Midribs 3 Timber 4 Concrete 5 Other This question is used to get information on what building materials were used to build the dwelling Type of house Type of house Type of house Type of house Type of house What type of house (main house) is this? **Se vaega o fale pefea (fale tonu) tenei? (tick one box only) 1 Permanent single housing timber 2 Permament single housing unit concrete 3 Permanent single housing unit timber concrete 4 Permanent more than one housing unit timber 5 Permanent more than one housing unit concrete 6 Building with 2 or more apartments 7 Dwelling attached to a shop or non resident building 8 Lodging house 9 Traditional 10 Other This question is used to get information on what building materials were used to build the dwelling Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms How many rooms does your household occupy, including the kitchen? **E fia potu e fakaaoga ne tou kaufale, aofia ki ei te umu kuuka? Number of rooms (bedroom, lounge, dining) Identify the total number of rooms in the dwelling. number of bedrooms number of bedrooms number of bedrooms number of bedrooms number of bedrooms Of the above, how many bedrooms does your household have in this dwelling? **Pena mo mai luga, e fia potu moe o te otou fale? Number of bedrooms Identify the total number of bedrooms only. Year of building constructed Year of building constructed Year of building constructed Year of building constructed Year of building constructed When was this building constructed? Please provide best guess if possible. **Ne faite anafea te fale tenei? Taku mai se faka'tauga tonu mafai e mafai. 9999 dont know Separate Kitchen? Separate Kitchen? Separate Kitchen? Separate Kitchen? Separate Kitchen? Do you have a separate kitchen or kitchenette? **E isi eiloa sou potu kuuka io me se faleumu? 1 Yes inside and outside dwelling 2 Yes inside dwelling only 3 Yes outside dwelling only 4 No Means of cooking Means of cooking Means of cooking Means of cooking Means of cooking How do you usually do your cooking? **E masani o kuuka koe pefea? (tick one box only) 1 electric plate without oven 2 electric stove with oven 3 gas burner with oven 4 gas burner without oven 5 kerosen burner stove 6 wood stove 7 open fire 8 other Type of lighting Type of lighting Type of lighting Type of lighting Type of lighting What type of lighting do you usually have? **Sea te vaega molii e masani o fakamaina koe ki ei? (tick one box only) 1 electric, main electricity supply 2 electric, own solar unit 3 electric, own generator 4 kerosen or spirit lamp 5 oil lamp 6 solar powered 7 other light 8 no lighting regularly available Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water Where do you usually get your drinking and cooking water from? **E masani o maua mai fea au vai inu mo vai mo kuuka? (tick one box only) 1 Direct supply 2 Outside cistern 3 Communal cistern 4 Well 5 Delivered collected 6 Other Cooking water Cooking water Cooking water Cooking water Cooking water 1 Direct supply 2 Outside cistern 3 Communal cistern 4 Well 5 Delivered collected 6 Other Washing water Washing water Washing water Washing water Washing water 1 Direct supply 2 Outside cistern 3 Communal cistern 4 Well 5 Delivered collected 6 Other Number of storage systems Number of storage systems Number of storage systems Number of storage systems Number of storage systems Volume of this household's water storage systems. **Aofaki o te vai e fakataligina i te fale tenei. Interviewer: Follow instructions in manual Total capacity in liter Total capacity in liter Total capacity in liter Total capacity in liter Total capacity in liter Volume of this household's water storage systems. **Aofaki o te vai e fakataligina i te fale tenei. Interviewer: Follow instructions in manual Total capacity in galon Total capacity in galon Total capacity in galon Total capacity in galon Total capacity in galon Volume of this household's water storage systems. **Aofaki o te vai e fakataligina i te fale tenei. Interviewer: Follow instructions in manual Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility What is the main type of toilet facility you have? **Se vaega pefea tou falefoliki? (tick one box only) 1 Flush septic tank 2 Water seal 3 Other 4 None 9 no answer Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal Garbage disposal 1 Gov waste collection 2 Take to disposal site 3 Burn 4 Bury 5 Compost 6 Ocean/lagoon 7 Deposit in pits 8 Recycle 9 other Ownership of Livestock Ownership of Livestock Ownership of Livestock Ownership of Livestock Ownership of Livestock Do you have any livestock like pigs, chickens, etc? **E isi ne au manu fagai pela me ne puaka, moa, niisi manu aka? If NO, GO TO Q14 1 yes 2 no This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of Pigs mature Number of Pigs mature Number of Pigs mature Number of Pigs mature Number of Pigs mature Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of Pigs grower Number of Pigs grower Number of Pigs grower Number of Pigs grower Number of Pigs grower Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of Pigs young Number of Pigs young Number of Pigs young Number of Pigs young Number of Pigs young Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of Chicken mature Number of Chicken mature Number of Chicken mature Number of Chicken mature Number of Chicken mature Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of Chicken grower Number of Chicken grower Number of Chicken grower Number of Chicken grower Number of Chicken grower Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of ducks mature Number of ducks mature Number of ducks mature Number of ducks mature Number of ducks mature Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of ducks grower Number of ducks grower Number of ducks grower Number of ducks grower Number of ducks grower Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of other mature Number of other mature Number of other mature Number of other mature Number of other mature Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of other grower Number of other grower Number of other grower Number of other grower Number of other grower Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of other young Number of other young Number of other young Number of other young Number of other young Please indicate the number of livestock you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o au manu? This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Ownership of fruit trees Ownership of fruit trees Ownership of fruit trees Ownership of fruit trees Ownership of fruit trees Do you have any fruit trees like coconuts, breadfuit, bananas etc? **E isi ne ou lakau 'fua pela me ne niu, mei, futi, niisi lakau kaina aka? If NO, GO TO Q16 1 yes 2 no This questions is ask purposely to get informations on household livestock. Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Number of breadfruit Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Number of pandanus Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Number of bananas Number of bananas Number of bananas Number of bananas Number of bananas Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Number of pawpaws Number of pawpaws Number of pawpaws Number of pawpaws Number of pawpaws Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Number of Coconut Number of Coconut Number of Coconut Number of Coconut Number of Coconut Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Number of other trees Number of other trees Number of other trees Number of other trees Number of other trees Please indicate the number of mature trees you have? **Fakamolemole taku mai te aofaki o ou lakau ko 'fua? Garden for growing vegetables Garden for growing vegetables Garden for growing vegetables Garden for growing vegetables Garden for growing vegetables Do you have garden for growing vegetables like cabbage, potatoes, etc? **E isi sau fatoaga vesiapolo ke 'toki i ei kapisi, pateta, niisi vesiapolo aka? If NO, GO TO Q18 1 yes 2 no Area of cabbage Area of cabbage Area of cabbage Area of cabbage Area of cabbage Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Area of tomato Area of tomato Area of tomato Area of tomato Area of tomato Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Area of Sweet potatoe Area of Sweet potatoe Area of Sweet potatoe Area of Sweet potatoe Area of Sweet potatoe Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Area of cucumber Area of cucumber Area of cucumber Area of cucumber Area of cucumber Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Area of water melon Area of water melon Area of water melon Area of water melon Area of water melon Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Area of other Area of other Area of other Area of other Area of other Please indicate the indicate area (in square metres) for growing vegetables? **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te lasi o tau fatoaga vesiapolo (i sikuea mita)? Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Gas stove Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Kerosene stove Kerosene stove Kerosene stove Kerosene stove Kerosene stove Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven Microwave oven Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Freezer Freezer Freezer Freezer Freezer Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric jug Electric jug Electric jug Electric jug Electric jug Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric toaster Electric toaster Electric toaster Electric toaster Electric toaster Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Rice cooker Rice cooker Rice cooker Rice cooker Rice cooker Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric frying pan Electric frying pan Electric frying pan Electric frying pan Electric frying pan Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric cake mixer Electric cake mixer Electric cake mixer Electric cake mixer Electric cake mixer Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Washing mashine Washing mashine Washing mashine Washing mashine Washing mashine Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Sewing machine Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric water pump Electric water pump Electric water pump Electric water pump Electric water pump Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Air conditionner Air conditionner Air conditionner Air conditionner Air conditionner Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Electric iron Electric iron Electric iron Electric iron Electric iron Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess TV monitor TV monitor TV monitor TV monitor TV monitor Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess TV satellite TV satellite TV satellite TV satellite TV satellite Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Video cassette player Video cassette player Video cassette player Video cassette player Video cassette player Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess DVD or VCD player DVD or VCD player DVD or VCD player DVD or VCD player DVD or VCD player Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Video or digital camera Video or digital camera Video or digital camera Video or digital camera Video or digital camera Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Play station Play station Play station Play station Play station Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Radio or radio cassette Radio or radio cassette Radio or radio cassette Radio or radio cassette Radio or radio cassette Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Stereo system Stereo system Stereo system Stereo system Stereo system Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Computer labtop Computer labtop Computer labtop Computer labtop Computer labtop Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Internet Internet Internet Internet Internet Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Hand cart Hand cart Hand cart Hand cart Hand cart Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Motor bike or scooter Motor bike or scooter Motor bike or scooter Motor bike or scooter Motor bike or scooter Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Motor car, utility van Motor car, utility van Motor car, utility van Motor car, utility van Motor car, utility van Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Truck Truck Truck Truck Truck Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Boat or canoe Boat or canoe Boat or canoe Boat or canoe Boat or canoe Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Outboard motor Outboard motor Outboard motor Outboard motor Outboard motor Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Chain saw Chain saw Chain saw Chain saw Chain saw Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Grass cutter Grass cutter Grass cutter Grass cutter Grass cutter Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Power tools Power tools Power tools Power tools Power tools Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Telephone Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Mobile Please indicate how many (ie, the number) of the following items your household has in working order. **Fakamolemole fakaasi mai te aofaki o mea konei kola e isi i loto te otou fale kae e 'galue. This questions is targeted to get informations on the quantity of different household appliances that the household possess Payment of electricity bill Payment of electricity bill Payment of electricity bill Payment of electricity bill Payment of electricity bill Important message - please read The following questions relate to the expenditure patterns of the household. Provide all answers relating to expenses in whole dollars (that is, no cents). **Fesili konei e tau ki alaga-sene fakamaumau masani a kaaiga. Fakaasi a tali o fakamamauga katoa i talaa (seai ne sene). The next questions are about household bills you may pay. **Fesili tafa mai e tau ki pili ka 'togi ne koe Do you pay money for an electricity supply from the main power station connected to your place or any other household? **Koe e 'togi tupe tau iti ki te fale iti e fakaola ne ia tou koga mo niisi fale aka? 1 yes 2 no Electricity re-connection fee Electricity re-connection fee Electricity re-connection fee Electricity re-connection fee Electricity re-connection fee Did you have to pay to have the electricity re-connected within the last 12 months, for this or any other household? **Ne isi se taimi ne 'togi ne koe ke toe faka'ka tou iti i te 12 masina ko teka, pela mo niisi fale aka foki? 1 yes 2 no Solar unit Solar unit Solar unit Solar unit Solar unit Do you have a solar unit connected to your place? **E isi se iti la e faka'ka ki ei a tou fale? 1 yes 2 no Generator availability Generator availability Generator availability Generator availability Generator availability Do you have a generator connected to your place? **E isi sau mesini iti e fakapiki ki tou fale? 1 yes 2 no Purchase of a generator Purchase of a generator Purchase of a generator Purchase of a generator Purchase of a generator Did you purchase the generator in the last 12 months? **Ne 'togi tau mesini iti i te 12 masina ko teka? If NO, GO TO Q21 1 yes 2 no Water bill Water bill Water bill Water bill Water bill Did you pay for any water supply? 1 yes 2 no Other fuel Other fuel Other fuel Other fuel Other fuel Do you use gas, kerosene or any other liquid fuels for cooking, lighting, or other domestic use? **E fakaaoga ne koe keesi, kalasini me niisi mea e utu mo kuuka, fakamaina, mo niisi mea fai a te kaaiga? Exclude fuels for vehicles 1 yes 2 no Telephone availability Telephone availability Telephone availability Telephone availability Telephone availability Does this house have a telephone connected? **E isi se telefoni o te fale tenei e ola? 1 yes 2 no Telephone Use Telephone Use Telephone Use Telephone Use Telephone Use Did this household have a telephone connection? 1 yes 2 no Mobile phone availability Mobile phone availability Mobile phone availability Mobile phone availability Mobile phone availability Does anyone in this household have a mobile phone? **E isi ne tino i te otou kaaiga e isi se ne olotou telefoni aveave? 1 yes 2 no Internet access Internet access Internet access Internet access Internet access Has any member of the household paid for internet 1 yes 2 no TV satellite access TV satellite access TV satellite access TV satellite access TV satellite access Does any member of the HH paid for TV satellite? 1 yes 2 no resident status resident status resident status resident status resident status This section asks questions about your housing tenure and costs. **Te sekiseni tenei e fesili ki te fakanofoga mo 'togi o tou fale. Do you ….. **A koe e… 1 rent this house 2 own this house outright 3 make payments to buy this house 4 live in this house rent free island island island island island Island: 1 Nanumea 2 Nanumaga 3 Niutao 4 Nui 5 Vaitupu 6 Nukufetau 7 Funafuti 8 Nukulaelae This question is use to identify and separate the different islands. The eight islands were coded 1 to 8. This question is also use to identify rural (all the outer islands) and Funafuti as urban. village village village village village Village: 1 Pepesala 2 Nukualofa 3 Fakaifou 4 Senala 5 Alapi 6 Vaiaku 7 Tekavatoetoe This question is important to differenciate the villages on each island. dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number Dwelling No: Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household No: stratum stratum stratum stratum stratum 1 Funafuti 2 Outer Island Every island was treated as a separate stratum expense number expense number expense number expense number expense number This is the row number of the expense item in the diary. table category table category table category table category table category 1 01-Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages 2 02-Alcohol and Tobacco 3 03-Clothing and Footwear 4 04-Water, Electricity and Other Fuels 5 05-Furnishings, Equipment and Maintenance 6 06-Health 7 07-Transport 8 08-Communication 9 09-Recreation and Culture 10 10-Education 11 11-Restaurants and Hotels 12 12-Miscellaneous Goods and Services 21 21-Money Gifts to Another Household 22 22-Money Gifts to the Community 23 23-Money Gifts to the Church 24 24-Other Money Gifts 25 25-Gifts given from Business 26 26-Home Produce Given Away 27 27-Lend and Lose Money 28 28-Taxes 31 31-Investment 32 32-Savings 41 41-Imputed Rent COICOP6 COICOP6 COICOP6 COICOP6 COICOP6 11101 Rice 11102 Bread, daughnuts and related flour baked food 11103 Pasta, noodles (include noodle soup) 11104 Patisserie, Cake 11105 Cabin biscuits 11106 Other biscuit, peanuts, twistes 11107 Flour 11108 Baking powder/soda/yeast 11109 Semolina 11110 Corn Flakes/rice bubbles/wheat bix 11111 Other 11112 Vermicelli 11201 Frozen beef 11202 Salted beef 11203 Frozen Pork and related food … (e.g. penu puaka) 11204 Pig alive and related food … (e.g. toto puaka) 11205 Frozen lamb necks 11206 Frozen lamb chops 11207 Frozen whole Chicken 11208 Frozen chicken cuts/turkey cuts 11209 Local birds 11210 Canned Corned beef 11211 Sausage 11212 Other meat / Cooked meat (pate, ham...) 11213 Other canned meat 11301 Fresh Tuna 11302 Salted Tuna 11303 Smoked Tuna 11304 Frozen Tuna 11305 Fresh Bonito 11306 Salted Bonito 11307 Smoked Bonito 11308 Frozen bonito 11309 Other deep sea fish 11310 reef fish 1 11311 reef fish 2 11312 Other reef fish 11313 Imported fish 11314 Canned fish 11315 Lobster 11316 Crab 11317 Coconut crab 11318 Octopus 11319 Shellfish 11320 Turtle 11321 Imported prawn 11322 Other kind of seafood 11401 Milk for baby 11402 Condensed Milk 11403 Evaporated milk 11404 Powder Milk 11405 Yoghourt 11406 Cheese 11407 Other product with milk (cream) 11408 Eggs 11501 Butter/peanut butter 11502 Margarine 11503 Oil for cooking 11504 Fats from pigs 11601 Pandanus 11602 Bananas 11603 Pawpaw 11604 Breadfruit 11605 Coconut brown 11606 Coconut germinating 11607 Coconut dried 11608 Green coconut 11609 Local melon 11610 Local Lemon 11611 Other local fruits 11612 Apple 11613 Orange 11614 Imported melon 11615 Imported lemon 11616 Pear 11617 Grapes 11618 Other imported fruits 11619 Canned fruit 11620 Frozen fruits 11701 Tomato 11702 Cucumber 11703 Cabbage 11704 Capsicum 11705 Pumpkin 11706 Eggplant 11707 Sweetcorn 11708 Bean 11709 Lauluu 11710 Bele 11711 Pumpkin leaf 11712 Other local vegetable 11713 Cabbage local 11714 Cucumber local 11717 Onions 11718 Carrots 11719 Other imported vegetables 11720 Potatoe 11721 Sweat Potatoe 11722 Local Taro 11723 Imported Taro 11724 Local Tapioca 11725 Imported Tapioca 11726 Pulaka 11727 Tin vegetables 11728 Vegetable in powder 11729 Frozen vegetables 11730 Fried potatoes 11731 Mix vegetables 11732 Crips 11801 Sugar 11802 Jam, marmarlade, honey, marmite 11803 Chocolate 11804 Candies, chewing gum.... 11805 Ice cream 11806 Icing sugar 11807 Pop Corn 11901 Mustard 11902 Mayonnaise 11903 Ketchup 11904 Tomato sauce 11905 Coconut milk 11906 Soya sauce 11907 Other sauce (barbecue...) 11908 Vinegar 11909 Salt 11910 Garlic 11911 Ginger 11912 Other spice (vanilla, chili...), and herbs 11913 Stock and soup 11914 Custard 11915 Curry 12101 Coffee 12102 Tea, infusion 12103 Cocoa for drink 12104 Milo 12201 Mineral water 12202 Coca cola 12203 Sprite 12204 Fanta 12205 Miranda 12206 Other soda 12207 Toddy sweet 12208 Juice 12209 Cordial 21101 Spirits (ND) 21102 Wine (ND) 21103 Beer (ND) 21104 Toddy sour 22101 Cigarettes 22102 Cake tobacco 22103 Local cigarettes 31101 Trousers, short for women 31102 Shirt, tshirt for women 31103 Dress for women 31104 Underwear / brassaire for women 31105 Sulu for women 31106 School uniform for women 31107 Other clothes for women 31201 Trousers, short for men 31202 Shirt, tshirt for men 31203 Dress for men 31204 Sulu for men 31205 School uniform for men 31206 Underwear for men 31207 Other clothes for men 31301 Trousers, short for children (<12 years old) 31302 Shirt, tshirt for children (<12 years old) 31303 Dress for children (<12 years old) 31304 Underwear for children (<12 years old) 31305 Sulu for children (<12 years old) 31306 Clothes non detailled 31307 Other clothes for children (<12 years old) 31401 Other articles of clothing and clothing accessories (SD) 31501 Cleaning, repair and hire of clothing (S) 32101 Flip flop for women 32102 Other shoes and footwear for women 32103 Flip flop for men 32104 Other shoes and footwear for men 32105 Flip flop for children 32106 Other shoes and footwear for children 32201 Repair and hire of footwear (S) 41101 Actual rentals paid by tenants (S) 41102 rent for land 43101 Paint 43102 Framing timber 43103 Flooring timber 43104 Plywoods 43105 Piping 43106 Cements 43107 Tiles 43108 Electrical wirings 43109 Door 43110 Sink 43111 Cupboard 43112 Nails 43113 Spouting 43114 Roofing iron 43115 Louvres 43116 Toilet bowl 43117 Taps 43118 Other materials for the maintenance and repair of the dwelling (ND) 43202 Services for the maintenance and repair of the dwelling (S) 44101 Water supply (ND) 44201 Refuse collection (S) 44401 Other services relating to the dwelling n.e.c. (S 45101 Electricity bill from power station 45102 Electricity connection to power station 45201 Gas bottle 45301 Kerosene 45302 Other liquid fuel for domestic use 45303 Diesel for generator 45304 Benzen for generator 45305 Other liquid fuel for generator 45306 Oil for light 45401 Woods 45402 Coconut shell 45403 Coconut husks 45404 Other solid fuel 45501 Electricity bill from solar unit 45502 Electricity bill from solar co-operative 45601 Batteries 51101 Bed 51102 Sofa 51103 Matress 51104 Dining Table 51105 Dining chair 51106 Dressing table 51107 Cabinet 51108 Cupboard 51109 Wardrobe 51110 Food safe 51111 Trunk/Chest 51112 Light and related light expenses 51113 Decoration 51114 Other furniture 51201 Carpets 51202 Mats 51203 Other floor covering 51204 Mats local 51301 Repair of furniture, furnishings and floor coverings (S) 52101 Sheets, blankets, pillowcases 52102 Pillow 52103 Mosquito net 52104 Towel 52105 Curtains 52106 Other household textiles 53101 Washing machine 53102 Refridgerator 53103 Freezer 53104 Gas stove / kerosene stove & related matters 53105 Sewing machine 53106 Vacuum 53107 Micro wave 53108 Air conditionner 53109 Fan 53110 Other major household appliances 53111 Fan local 53201 Electric Jug/Kettle 53202 Iron 53203 Rice cooker 53204 Blender/Food processor 53205 Electric frying pan 53206 Other small electric household appliances 53301 Repair of household appliances (S) 54101 Cooler 54102 Dinner set 54103 Saucepans 54104 BBQ plate 54105 Iron board 54106 Other utensils 55101 Drill 55102 Lawn mower 55103 Chainsaw 55104 Garden tools 55105 Generator 55106 Water tanks 55107 Other major tools with motor 55201 Small tools for the house (hammer...) 55202 Small tools for garden 55203 Local strings 55204 Other 56101 Dish washing 56102 Washing powder/detergents 56103 Insecticide 56104 Other home cleaning products 56105 Kitchen paper, serviette 56106 Plastic cutlery, plates and glass 56107 Garbage bin 56108 Aluminium, clingfilm 56109 Other paper, plastic or aluminium non durable household goods 56110 Broom, brush, floor cloth, dust brush 56111 Sponge 56112 Other housework product 56113 Glue 56114 Matches, gas lighters 56201 Cleaning person 56202 Gardener 56203 Baby sitting 56204 Other domestic services 61101 Modern medicine 61102 Traditional medicine 61103 Tablets (panadol ….) 61201 Compress, dressing, disinfectant 61202 Lotion against lice and mosquitos 61203 Other medical product (thermometer...) 61204 Condom 61301 Glasses 61302 Medical equipment 61303 Prosthesis (denture...) 62101 Moderne doctor 62102 Traditional healers 62201 Dentist 62301 Paramedical services 63101 Hospital services (S) 71101 Car 71102 Pick up, truck 71201 Motor bike 71301 Bicycle 71401 Hand cart 71402 Other vehicles 72101 Spare parts 72102 Accesories 72201 Diesel fuel 72202 Petrol fuel 72203 Mix 72204 Oil 72205 Other liquid for motor (liquid cooling, brakes liquid...) 72301 Car cleaning 72302 Car maintenance 72303 Motor bike maintenance 72304 Bicycle maintenance 72401 Learn and drive license 72402 Other service related to car 73201 Truck service 73202 Taxi service 73203 Bus service 73204 Rent a car 73205 Rent a motorbike 73211 Rent a washing machine 73301 Transport by plane 73401 Tranport of passenger by boat OUT of Tuvalu (fiji) 73402 Tranport of passenger by boat IN Tuvalu 73501 Combined passenger transport (S) 73601 Air Freight 73602 Sea Freight 73603 Other purchased transport services (S) 81101 Post office box 81102 Stamps 82101 Fixed telephon 82102 Fax 82103 Mobile Phone 82104 System GPS 82105 Other telephone equipment 83101 Fixed Telephone bill 83102 Fixed telephone connection 83103 Mobil phone bill 83104 Fax call 83105 Telephone call (telecom, phone cards...) 83201 Internet services 91101 Car stereo 91102 Home stereo, portable stereo 91103 Radio, clock radio 91104 MP3 player 91105 Headphone, earphone 91106 Speakers, Home cinema sound system 91107 Television 91108 DVD player 91109 Aerial 91110 Other recording or reproducing sound and picture (microphone...) 91201 Camera 91202 Camcorder 91203 Binoculars 91204 Compass 91205 Other photographic or optic instruments 91206 Torch 91301 Calculator 91302 Laptop 91303 Computer 91304 Printer 91305 Flash memory, backup 91306 Other computer equipment 91307 Software 91308 Consummable (toner, print papper...) 91401 CD, DVD 91501 Repair of audiovisual, photographic and information processing equipment (S) 92101 Boat with motor or outboard motor 92102 Boat without motor, canoe, pirrogue 92103 Boat equipment 92104 Fish equipment 92105 Other Major durables for outdoor recreation (D) 92201 Musical instruments 92202 Other major indoor game 92301 Maintenance and repair of other major durables for recreation and culture (S) 93101 Playing Cards 93102 Toys for children 93103 Electronic game 93104 Other games 93202 Sport material (balls, raquets...) 93203 Other equipment 93301 Natural flower (bunch, wreath, garland) 93302 Plastic flower 93303 Other product from plants (pots, seeds, cuttings, fertilizer...) 93401 Pets 93402 Food for pets (dogs...) 93403 Food for pigs 93404 Food for other animal 93501 Veterinary and other services for pets (S) 94101 Satellite TV 94102 DVD hire 94103 Dance admission 94104 Package tours travel 94105 Other recreational and sporting services 94201 Cultural services 94301 Bingo 94302 Card 94303 Raffle 94304 Other gambling 95101 Books (SD) 95201 Newspapers and periodicals (ND) 95301 Miscellaneous printed matter (ND) 95401 Other stationery and drawing materials (ND) 101101 Kingdergarden 101102 Primary school - goverment 101103 Primary school - SDA 101104 Primary school - overseas 102101 Secondary school Motufoua 102102 Secondary school Fetuvatu 102103 Secondary school overseas 104101 Tertiary education (S) 104102 Tertiary education overseas 105101 Remedial courses 105102 Education not definable by level (S) 111101 Restaurants 111102 Cafe, bar 111103 Catering expenses 111104 Other kind of take away food 111201 Canteens (S) 112101 Boarding school 112102 Hostel, guest house, lodge, camping... 112103 Living expenses for students 121101 Hairdresser 121102 Beautician 121103 Tailor 121104 Other personal grooming establishments (S) 121201 Hair dryer 121202 Electric shaver 121203 Other electric appliance for personnal care 121301 Shaver 121302 Toothbrush 121303 Other non electic appliances for personnal care 121304 Soap 121305 shampoo / conditioner 121306 Toothpaste 121307 Shaving cream 121308 Deodorant 121309 Perfume, after shave 121310 Other cream 121311 Toilet paper 121312 Tampax, serviette periodique 121313 nappies 121314 Baby care product (cream...) 121315 Other bathing items 121316 Jewellery, pearl and other related decorated matters 121317 Watch, clock 121318 Suitcase, bag, wallet 121319 Lighter, cendrier 121320 Baby appliance (poussette...) 121321 Sunglasses, umbruella 125101 Life insurance (S) 125201 Insurance connected with the dwelling (S) 125301 Insurance connected with health (S) 125401 Insurance connected with transport (S) 125501 Other insurance (S) 126101 FISIM (S) 126201 Other financial services n.e.c. (S) 127101 Driving license fees 127102 Vehicles Registration fees 127103 Other official document fees (passport....) 127104 Hire premises 127105 Legal services 127106 Photographers fees 127107 Printing, photocopies 211101 Monetary gift to an HH in Tuvalu 211102 Monetary gift to an HH overseas 211103 Monetary gift to the family 221101 Monetary gift to the Community 231101 Monetary gift to the Church 241101 Other monetary gift 251101 Lend money 251102 Lose money 261101 Head tax 261102 Land tax 261103 Dog license 261104 Other tax (pay slip) 261105 Fines 311101 Loans paid for house or land 311102 House construction 311103 House major alteration 311104 Purchase a home 311105 Purchase a land 321101 money investment 321102 provident fund (pay slip) 411101 Imputed rentals of owneroccupiers (S) 411102 Imputed rentals of rent free place place place place place 1 Tuvalu 2 Overseas weighted amount weighted amount weighted amount weighted amount weighted amount type of expense type of expense type of expense type of expense type of expense Amount Paid 1 cash expenditure 2 expenditure in kind 3 home production island island island island island Island: 1 Nanumea 2 Nanumaga 3 Niutao 4 Nui 5 Vaitupu 6 Nukufetau 7 Funafuti 8 Nukulaelae This question is use to identify and separate the different islands. The eight islands were coded 1 to 8. This question is also use to identify rural (all the outer islands) and Funafuti as urban. dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number dwelling number Dwelling No: Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household Number Household No: stratum stratum stratum stratum stratum 1 Funafuti 2 Outer Island Every island was treated as a separate stratum income number income number income number income number income number Person number Person number Person number Person number Person number Person No: (Match the HCS) income code income code income code income code income code 11101 wage 11102 wage second job 11103 income from previous job 11201 income from own business 11301 coconut 11302 taro 11303 pulaka 11304 fresh toddy 11305 red toddy 11306 sour toddy 11307 breadfruit 11308 pandanus 11309 bananas 11310 pawpaws 11311 geen nuts 11312 other fruits 11313 cabbage 11314 sweet potatoes 11315 tomatoes 11316 cucumber 11317 other veg 11401 Pig 11402 Chicken 11403 duck 11404 Other livestock 11501 global fish income 11502 reef fish 11503 line fish 11504 deep fish 11505 tuna / bonito 11506 other ocean fish 11507 shellfish 11508 other seafood 11601 mat 11602 basket 11603 fan 11604 dancing skirt 11605 dyed pandanus 11606 coconut body oil 11607 wooden articles 11608 necklaces 11609 other handicraft 11701 cigarettes 11702 home made food 11703 ice blocks 11704 lollies 11705 sewing 11706 local garlands 11707 red toddy 11708 sour toddy 11709 babysitting 11710 other 11711 Childreen income 11801 Home production consumed 11802 Home production given away 12101 rent a house or a land 12102 bank interested 13301 government pension 13302 maintenance 13303 senior citizen welfare 13304 other government benefits 21101 gift in cash received from seafarer 21102 gift in cash received from overseas 22101 gift in cash received from tuvalu 23101 Gift in kind received 35101 TNPF 35102 School education scolarship 35103 Accident compensation 35104 Royalties 35105 Gambling 35106 Lease payment 35107 Other 41101 Imputed rentals of owneroccupiers (S) 41102 Imputed rentals of rent free annual weighted net income annual weighted net income annual weighted net income annual weighted net income annual weighted net income annual weighted gross income annual weighted gross income annual weighted gross income annual weighted gross income annual weighted gross income type of income type of income type of income type of income type of income 1 cash income 2 income in kind 3 home production village village village village village Village: 1 Pepesala 2 Nukualofa 3 Fakaifou 4 Senala 5 Alapi 6 Vaiaku 7 Tekavatoetoe This question is important to differenciate the villages on each island.