DDI_IDN_1992_SUSENAS_v01_M_WB World Bank Indonesia, Poverty Team 2014-02-12 NADA Version 1 (December 22, 2012): Initial version of DDI documentation. Version 2 (February 12, 2014): Revision of DDI documentation. National Socio-Economic Survey 1992 SUSENAS 1992 Survei Sosial Ekonomi Nasional 1992 IDN_1992_SUSENAS_v01_M Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) of Indonesia Copyright © 2012, Central Board of Statistics (BPS) of Indonesia. All rights reserved. NADA Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] Since 1992, BPS through Susenas collecting core data and the module data every year. Susenas modules is divided into three major groups, that is module socio-cultural and educational, modules housing and health, module household consumption and household expenditure, implementation of each module is every three years. v01: basic raw data. Obtained from BPS Birth control Children Child health Consumption (Economics) Income Education Employment Family Fertility Health Heatlh services Housing Indonesia Literacy Living standards Newspaper Breast milk Occupations Married Recreation Poverty Assets Social conditions Insurance Transport Victims of Crime Outpatient Inpatient Immunization Watch TV Assets Polution Sector Part Chapter To conduct statistical activities in various fields, BPS is responsible for the availability of data on an ongoing basis for sectoral and cross-sectoral development planning. The role of the data is very important as an indicator to observe, monitor, and evaluate the results of development. Social data needs, particularly regarding the welfare of the people, must be met to determine whether the results of development can reach all levels of society, especially various aspects of subsistence such as food, clothing, shelter, education, health, security, and employment. From the BPS survey, Susenas is the most extensive social data coverage. The data collected were related to the fields of education, health / nutrition, housing / environment, crime, social and cultural activities, consumption and household income, travel, and public opinion about their welfare. Among these data sets, only the data belonging to the basic data (core) are collected every year, namely the demographic and educational characteristics of the household members. The rest belong to the target data (modules) that average collection frequency - average every 3 years. To meet the most urgent needs of the data, Susenas have a very important role. One of them is the availability of variable modules that are needed, so that the variable can be collected every year with interesting those variables into the kor. To meet the most urgent needs of the data, Susenas have a very important role. One of them is the availability of variable modules that are needed, so that the variable can be collected every year with interesting those variables into the core. Questions in VSEN92.K List (Kor) are the set of questions to get information about various aspects of the welfare of the people, which can be (feasible), put in Susenas. The questions are selected from the module question that the feasibility has been tested in the field and it's expected can include the success factor of development. Feasibility of the questionnaire was tested through two (2) trials. The first trial was conducted in May 1991 to 300 households in Banyumas, Central Java. Two kinds of kor versions, long and short, combined with various types of modules. The first test results show that the kor questionnaire is feasible to be used beyond the short version, with a few additional questions of core length. Core questionnaire results of these improvements are used for the second trial conducted in three provinces (West Sumatra, South Kalimantan and West Nusa Tenggara), with a total sample of about 8000 households. Susenas core questionnaire is a refinement of the core questionnaire used in the second trial. Indonesia National coverage, representative to the district level Household Members (Individual) and Household Susenas 1992, covering a sample of 66.500 households in all regencies / cities in Indonesia, households that are located in specific enumeration areas and specific households that are located in a regular enumeration area are not chosen as samples. All households selected in the sample collected from the core data using VSEN92K list and module data using VSEN92.M list. Sample survey data [ssd] a. Susenas core data in 1992 Main information of population and explanation of development from some of selected data of module data on Susenas previous. Core data include a description of household and household members include demography, travel, crime, health, education, social, cultural, activity, fertility, family planning, housing, and expenses. b. Specific Data (Module) Susenas module data in 1992 1. Health / nutrition, includes information collected on health, pregnancy, childbirth / miscarriage, costs incurred for the purposes of health, and health / nutrition toddler. 2. Education includes information collected on the status of education, participation in courses, learning and education. 3. Housing and the environment, includes information collected on residential buildings, the location / state of housing, facilities and equipment housing, the environment and the need for homeless housing. Design of 1992 Susenas sampling is a three-phase sampling design, sampling methods are used for both urban and rural areas are the same. 1. Phase 1, selected a systematic enumeration of the list of the selected enumeration areas SP90. 2. Phase 2, selected a group segment, which combines several adjacent segments of each selected enumeration area. 3. Phase 3, selected 16 households from each of the selected segment. Face-to-face [f2f] Sub Directorate Services and Promotion Statistics 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: Statistic Indonesia (BPS), National Socio-Economic Survey 1992, ref. IDN_1992_SUSENAS_v01_M. Data downloaded from www.microdatalib.worldbank.org in December 20, 2012 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. susenas92_ki Data contained in this file are questions from the 1992 National Socio-Economic Survey Core Household And Member Characteristics, section Core Household Member (Individu) 295345 71 susenas92_kr Data contained in this file are questions from the 1992 National Socio-Economic Survey Core Household And Member Characteristics, section Core Household 66560 139 Province Province Province Province Province Province Write down the name province in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 295345 11 Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam 12 North Sumatera 13 West Sumatera 14 Riau 15 Jambi 16 South Sumatera 17 Bengkulu 18 Lampung 19 Bangka Belitung 21 Riau Island 31 DKI Jakarta 32 West Java 33 Central Java 34 DI Yogyakarta 35 East Java 36 Banten 51 Bali 52 West Nusa Tenggara 53 East Nusa Tenggara 54 East Timor 61 West Kalimantan 62 Central Kalimantan 63 South Kalimantan 64 East Kalimantan 71 North Sulawesi 72 Central Sulawesi 73 South Sulawesi 74 Southeast Sulawesi 75 Gorontalo 76 West Sulawesi 81 Maluku 82 Papua District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of district/city in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 295345 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Package number Package number Package number Package number Package number Package number Write down the package number into the box provided. 295345 01 02 03 04 05 06 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 77 Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Write down the sample code number into the box provided. 295345 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 601 651 652 Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Write down the serial number of sample household into the box provided. 295345 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members Serial number of household members 295345 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Relation with the head of household Ask the relation of each household member to the head of household and enter the code accordingly into the boxes provided. 295333 1 Head of household 2 Wife/husband 3 Child 4 In-law 5 Grandchild 6 Parent/in-law 7 Other family 8 Housemaid 9 Other 1. The head of household (krt) is a man in a group of household members who is responsible to provide the daily needs of the concerned households, or a person who is considerend/appointed to be the head of a household (for example a group of students live together in one room inside a census building; because they each are responsible for their own needs, one person is appointed as the household head). 2. Wife/husband, is the wife/husband of the head of household. 3. Children, includes biological children, stepchildren, and adopted children of the head of household. 4. Son/daughter in laws, are the husbands/wives of biological daughters/sons, step daughters/sons, or adopted daughters/sons. 5. Grandchildren, are the children of biological children, step children, or adopted children. 6. Parent in laws, are father/mother of the head of household or father/mother of the spouse of the head of household. 7. Other families, are those who have blood relation with head of the household or the spouse, such as siblings, aunties, uncles, grandparents. 8. Household helpers, are people who works as a helper and lives in the concerned household, receiving wage/salary in the form money or in-kind payment. 9. Other, are people who do not have familial relation to the head of household or the spouse, who live in the household for more than 6 months, such as visitors, friends or tenants who rent room plus food, including children of helpers who also live and eat in the employer's house. Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Write down the gender of each household member in the provided box, code 1 for “Male” and code 2 for “Female”. Do not guess people’s gender based on their names. To make sure, please ask if the person in question is a male or a female. 295333 1 Male 2 Female Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Age (year) Ask the respondent's age and enter the answer into the box. Age is measured in years rounded down or the age after the last birthday. Age calculation is based on Christian calendar. 295333 12 99 25.374 Age is measured in years rounded down or the age after the last birthday. Age calculation is based on Christian calendar. Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Ask marital status of the respondent and enter the code into the box provided. 295333 1 Not married 2 Married 3 Divorce 4 Divorce due to death 1. Married means having a wife (for male) or husband (for female) durint the census, whether living together or separately. In this case the people included in this status are those who are married legally (by the law of the tradition, religion, state, etc), and also those who live together and have been considered husband and wive by the local society. 2. Divorcee is a person who has been separated from wife/husband and has not remarried.In this case including a person who claims to be divorced although it is not legally confirmed yet. Traveled in the past 3 months Traveled in the past 3 months Traveled in the past 3 months Traveled in the past 3 months Traveled in the past 3 months Traveled in the past 3 months Write down the code accordingly, where as the main purpose of travelling should be written in box provided. 295333 1 To a tourist object 2 To a tourist object, travel distance >= 100 km (r/t) 3 To a tourist object, travel distance <= 100 km (r/t)but utilizing commercial accommodation 4 Did not make a trip A tour is completed trip of less than 6 months, not for school, work, or to get wage and salary from the destination place. Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Victim of crime event this past year (Household) Ask each household member, if household is a victim of crime between December1, 1995 to November 30,1996, If "Yes" enter code 1, and if "No" fill in code 2. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Categorized of criminal act: - Homicide - Assault - Battery - Kidnapping/abduction - Robbery - Burglary - Theft - Arson - Destruction - Embezzlement - Fraud - Rape - Adultery - Insult - Narcotics - Gambling - Others A criminal victim is the victim of a criminal act. A criminal act is a person(s) action, intentional or not, successful or failed attempt, which may cause damage, injury or loss of another person life/body, material goods or honor, punishable by imprisonment or fine. Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) Victim of crime event this past year (Household member) 295333 1 2 Name and serial number of respondents Name and serial number of respondents Name and serial number of respondents Name and serial number of respondents Name and serial number of respondents 295333 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Biological mother sequential number Write down the name and number of household member being interviewed. Enter the number of the household member into the box. Biological mother number,ask whether the biological mother of this household member lives with him.Fill with "00" if the biological mother is not living in this household. 295333 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Did you have health complaints during the previous month, because of: Did you have health complaints during the previous month, because of: Did you have health complaints during the previous month, because of: Did you have health complaints during the previous month, because of: Did you have health complaints during the previous month, because of: If the answer is coded 0 (no) skip to k5r5. Ask if the respondent had health complaints, because of fever, cough, cold, diarrhea, and so on. Circle the code most appropriate pain symptoms (most severe) and enter in the box. 295333 No complaint 1 Fever 2 Cough 3 Flu/cold 4 Diarrhea 5 Diarrhea and Vomiting 6 Toothache 7 Convulsions 8 Accident 9 Others If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If there is a complaint,did it disrupt job,school or daily activities? If the answer is coded 2, skip to k5r4 Circle the appropriate code and fill in the provided box. 60783 1 Yes 2 No Complaint of activities means that the respondent cannot do the normal activity (work, study, daily activities) as usual. Period of disruption:(days) Period of disruption:(days) Period of disruption:(days) Period of disruption:(days) Period of disruption:(days) If "Yes" (k5r2 = 1) How long:(days) Write down how long (days) the household members who have health problems are interrupted from their daily activities in the last one month.The duration of interruption shall not exceed 30 days because the time reference used is the last one month, although the actual health problems last for more than 30 days. 37788 257557 1 99 6.464 Period of disruption does not refer to the worst health problem, but also covers the total duration of all the health problems suffered by the household members in the last one month. If a person has more than one health problem, the length of interruption time caused by the illnesses should not be combined. Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Is it still disrupting now? Circle one of codes and record in the box available. Circles code 1 if householder "still has health disruption until the enumeration day" and circle code 2 if "No". 37788 1 Yes 2 No Frequency of out-patient (times) - public hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - public hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - public hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - public hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - public hospital Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) a. public hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0189 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 26 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. State Hospital is a hospital owned by the central government (such as RSCM/RSUP Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo); regional government (such as RSU Labuang Baji), National Army/TNI (such as RSPAD), or State-owned Enterprise/BUMN (such as RS Pertamina). Frequency of in-patient (days) - public hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - public hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - public hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - public hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - public hospital Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) a. public hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0112 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. State Hospital is a hospital owned by the central government (such as RSCM/RSUP Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo); regional government (such as RSU Labuang Baji), National Army/TNI (such as RSPAD), or State-owned Enterprise/BUMN (such as RS Pertamina). Frequency of out-patient (times) - private hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - private hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - private hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - private hospital Frequency of out-patient (times) - private hospital Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) b. private hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.00579 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Private Hospital is a private owned hospital such as RS St. Carolus, RS Medistra. Frequency of in-patient (days) - private hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - private hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - private hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - private hospital Frequency of in-patient (days) - private hospital Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) b. private hospital Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.00471 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Private Hospital is a private owned hospital such as RS St. Carolus, RS Medistra. Frequency of out-patient (times) - general practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - general practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - general practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - general practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - general practitioner Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) c. general practitioner Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.042 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 20 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Doctor/polyclinic is a health service center for outpatient (not hospitalized); usually managed by privates, companies, foundations, Army/TNI or various Departments/BUMN. Frequency of in-patient (days) - general practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - general practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - general practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - general practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - general practitioner Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) c. general practitioner Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 28 0.000708 1 2 3 4 7 9 10 13 19 21 28 Sysmiss 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Doctor/polyclinic is a health service center for outpatient (not hospitalized); usually managed by privates, companies, foundations, Army/TNI or various Departments/BUMN. Frequency of out-patient (times) - puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - puskesmas Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) d. puskesmas Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0838 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Puskemas (Community Health Center) is a health service unit owned by the government responsible for providing health services to the community in sub-districts, part of sub-districts or kelurahan (such in DKI Jakarta). Puskesmas team can do mobile practices to certain places within its working territory in order to provide easier access of health services for the society. Frequency of in-patient (days) - puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - puskesmas Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) d. puskesmas Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.00118 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 20 30 Sysmiss 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Puskemas (Community Health Center) is a health service unit owned by the government responsible for providing health services to the community in sub-districts, part of sub-districts or kelurahan (such in DKI Jakarta). Puskesmas team can do mobile practices to certain places within its working territory in order to provide easier access of health services for the society. Frequency of out-patient (times) - sub puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - sub puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - sub puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - sub puskesmas Frequency of out-patient (times) - sub puskesmas Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) e. sub puskesmas Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0102 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 20 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Supporting Puskesmas (Pustu) is a health service unit that provide assistance to puskesmas in some parts of the Puskesmas working area. Frequency of in-patient (days) - sub puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - sub puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - sub puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - sub puskesmas Frequency of in-patient (days) - sub puskesmas Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) e. sub puskesmas Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 18 0.000163 1 2 3 4 5 6 18 Sysmiss 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Supporting Puskesmas (Pustu) is a health service unit that provide assistance to puskesmas in some parts of the Puskesmas working area. Frequency of out-patient (times) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of out-patient (times) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of out-patient (times) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of out-patient (times) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of out-patient (times) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) f. clinic/mch/bp Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0428 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 24 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Polyclinic is a health service center for outpatient (not hospitalized); usually managed by privates, companies, foundations, Army/TNI or various Departments/BUMN. Frequency of in-patient (days) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of in-patient (days) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of in-patient (days) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of in-patient (days) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of in-patient (days) - clinic/mch/bp Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) f. clinic/mch/bp Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 11 0.000312 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 Sysmiss 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Polyclinic is a health service center for outpatient (not hospitalized); usually managed by privates, companies, foundations, Army/TNI or various Departments/BUMN. Frequency of out-patient (times) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of out-patient (times) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) h. paramedical practitioner Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.0219 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 20 21 24 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Health Officer (nakes) practice is a private/personal practice by a nurse or midwife; open outside the hospital, puskesmas, pustu, polindes, posyandu or clinic. Frequency of in-patient (days) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of in-patient (days) - paramedical practitioner Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) h. paramedical practitioner Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.000718 1 2 3 4 6 7 15 16 25 30 Sysmiss 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Health Officer (nakes) practice is a private/personal practice by a nurse or midwife; open outside the hospital, puskesmas, pustu, polindes, posyandu or clinic. Frequency of out-patient (times) - traditional healer Frequency of out-patient (times) - traditional healer Frequency of out-patient (times) - traditional healer Frequency of out-patient (times) - traditional healer Frequency of out-patient (times) - traditional healer Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) i. traditional healer Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.00944 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Batra Practice (Traditional Medication) is an alternative health service by shaman/healer/sinshe, including accupuncture practice, finger therapy, paranormal, radiesthesia (usually using a pendulum). Frequency of in-patient (days) - traditional healer Frequency of in-patient (days) - traditional healer Frequency of in-patient (days) - traditional healer Frequency of in-patient (days) - traditional healer Frequency of in-patient (days) - traditional healer Frequency of treatment or check-up? In-patient (days) i. traditional healer Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (with hospitalization). 295333 12 21 0.000298 1. Inpatient is an effort to treat a disease by spending a night or more in a modern or traditional health service unit,including hospitalization in maternity ward. 2. Batra Practice (Traditional Medication) is an alternative health service by shaman/healer/sinshe, including accupuncture practice, finger therapy, paranormal, radiesthesia (usually using a pendulum). Frequency of out-patient (times) - others Frequency of out-patient (times) - others Frequency of out-patient (times) - others Frequency of out-patient (times) - others Frequency of out-patient (times) - others Frequency of treatment or check-up? Out-patient (times) j. others Write down in the provided box the frequency of (how many times) the respondent visits health centers for medical treatment (without hospitalization). 295333 12 30 0.154 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 30 Sysmiss 1. Outpatient is an effort by household members who have health problems to check their health and get medication by going to modern or traditional health services without hospitalization,including housecall. 2. Others, such as Polindes (Village Maternity Ward), Posyandu, or if a woman gave birth without any medical support. Who assisted the birth process? Who assisted the birth process? Who assisted the birth process? Who assisted the birth process? Who assisted the birth process? Who assisted the birth process? Fill one code that helps the birth process into the box provided. Child age 0-4 years 28366 1 Doctor 2 Midwife 3 Other paramedic 4 Healer 5 Family 6 Other The birth process is the process of birth of a fetus from the mother’s womb to the world,starting with birth symptoms (periodic stomach ache that gets more often,longer and stronger,contraction of womb,water-broke mixed with mucus and blood from vagina, water-broke of yellowish clear color from vagina,and the feeling of defecation before the baby is finally delivered),infant delivered,cutting the placenta cord and the release of placenta.In birth a process,a woman might be help by more than one type of helper(such as traditional midwife and a nurse). Birth is a process when the fetus is delivered at the age of more than 5 months (22 weeks);if the fetus’s age is less than 5 months,it is called an abortion. Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? Ever provided with breast milk? If the entry is coded 2, skip to k5r9 Circle code 1 for “Yes” and code 2 for “No” and write down in the provided box. Child age 0-4 years 28366 1 Yes 2 No Breast milk(ASI) is the best natural food for baby,which composition meets the full requirement of a baby up to 6 months old.ASI contains elements that provides protection against various diseases and also enzyme that help baby’s digestive system. Breastfeeding with affection can also strengthen the bond between a mother and her baby. Duration of breast feeding Duration of breast feeding Duration of breast feeding Duration of breast feeding Duration of breast feeding Duration of breast feeding (month) If a child has been given ASI, enter duration of breastfeeding into the provided boxes Child age 0-4 years 27777 267568 59 16.531 Breast feeding only Breast feeding only Breast feeding only Breast feeding only Breast feeding only Breast feeding only (month) If a child has been given AS I, enter duration of exclusive breastfeeding into the provided boxes. Child age 0-4 years 27777 267568 50 3.511 Breast feeding + food/drink supplement Breast feeding + food/drink supplement Breast feeding + food/drink supplement Breast feeding + food/drink supplement Breast feeding + food/drink supplement Breast feeding + food/drink supplement (month) If a child has been given ASI , enter duration of ASI plus complementary food into the provided boxes. Child age 0-4 years 27777 267568 59 13.02 Any BCG, DPT, Polio, Measles / Morbili immunization received? Any BCG, DPT, Polio, Measles / Morbili immunization received? Any BCG, DPT, Polio, Measles / Morbili immunization received? Any BCG, DPT, Polio, Measles / Morbili immunization received? Any BCG, DPT, Polio, Measles / Morbili immunization received? Circle one of the codes from 1 to 4 and enter the number into the box provided. Child age 0-4 years 28366 1 Yes, with card 2 Yes, no card 3 No, with card 4 No, no card Kind of immunization: Kind of immunization: Kind of immunization: Kind of immunization: Kind of immunization: If b5r11 is code 1 ("Yes") Kind of immunization: If child has been immunized, circle code from immunization type has been given according to the mother’s answer, if immunization more than one, add its the code and enter the code into the box provided. Child age 0-4 years 20774 1 BCG 10 DPT and Measles/Morbili 11 BCG, DPT and Measles/Morbili 12 Polio and Measles/Morbili 13 BCG, Polio and Measles/Morbili 14 DPT, Polio and Measles/Morbili 15 BCG, DPT, Polio and Measles/Morbili 2 DPT 3 BCG and DPT 4 Polio 5 BCG and Polio 6 DPT and Polio 7 BCG, DPT and Polio 8 Measles/Morbili 9 BCG and Measles/Morbili Description on types of immunization: 1. BCG (Bacillus Calmette Guerin) is a vaccination to prevent Tuberculosis/TBC, given to a new born baby or a toddler by injection on the base of the upper arm. BCG injection is given one time. 2. DPT (Diphteria, Pertussis, Tetanus) is given to a baby aged 3 months or older, by injecting it on the thigh and should be repeated after 1 month and then again after 2 months. Thus, a complete DPT Immunization on toddlers are done 3 times (sometimes time lapse between injections can be more than one month). 3. Polio is a vaccine to prevent polio virus, given to a baby at the age 3 months or older by giving 3 drops of liquid vaccine in a pink or white color directly into the baby's mouth; usually given together with DPT vaccination. A complete Polio immunization is given 3 times. In National Immunization Week (PIN), polio immunization are given specifically for all toddlers in Indonesia at the same week (in certain regions are at the same month or day) in accordance to the given schedule. 4. Measles/morbilli is a vaccine to prevent measles/morbilli; (please state the symptoms and epidemic area of measles if the mother seems not understand), that is usually given one time to a baby aged between 9 to 12 months, by injecting on the thigh. 5. Hepatitis B is an intramuscular injection (injection to the mucsle), usually on the thigh, given to baby to prevent Hepatitis B. This injection is given 3 times. The first injection given when the baby is 0 month old, the second is given at the age of 1 month, and the third is at the age of 6 months. If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) If immunized with DPT , how many times? (times) Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother’s answer. Child age 0-4 years 18878 276467 1 3 2.4 1 2 3 Sysmiss If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) If immunized with Polio, how many times? (times) Enter how many times a child has been given immunization according to the mother’s answer. Child age 0-4 years 18172 277173 1 3 2.372 1 2 3 Sysmiss Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: Schooling participation: If the answer is coded 1, skip to k5r16 If the answer is coded 1, skip to k5r13a Circle one of the codes from 1 to 3 and enter the code into the box provided. Household member age five years up 266979 1 No/never in school 2 Still in school 3 No longer in school 4 A person is considered schooling if he is registered and active in attending a study process in formal education level,whether under supervision of Ministry of National Education/Depdiknas or other department/institution. 1. Not/not yet attending school - never or not yet been registered and never been active in attending school or at formal education level, including have completed/not completed kindergarten level but do not continue to elementary school. 2. Still attending school - are those who are registered and actively attending a formal education level, whether it is under supervision of Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Religion, other Government Institution, or Private Institution. 3. No longer in school - those who were once registered and actively attending a formal education, but at the time of census are not registered and active anymore, including those who are attending Package A program of SD (Elementary) equivalent, Package B program of SMP (Junior High) equivalent and Package C Program of SMA (Senior High) equivalent. The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: The highest education type and level currently studied/passed: Circle one of the code 1 to 7 and enter the code into the provided box. Household member age five years up 215397 1 Primary school 2 Junior school 3 Vocational junior School 4 Senior high school 5 Vocational senior high school 6 Diploma I/II 7 Academy/Diploma III 8 University/Diploma IV 1. SD/SDLB is an Primary school of 5/6/7 years or equivalent(elementary special school,small elementary school,pamong elementary school). 2. SMP/SMPLB is Secondary School or the equivalent MULO,3-year HBS,and Secondary Special School). 3. General High School(SMU)/Special High School(SMLB) is a High School(SMU),or the equivalent(Special High School,5-year HBS,AMS,and Employee Administration High Course(KPAA). 4. Vocational High School(SMK) is a vocational school of SMA equivalent. 5. Diploma 1/2 Program is D1/D2 program in a university that organizes diploma 1 and 2 program in formal education. 6. Diploma 3 Program/baccalaureate is a D3 program or baccalaureate degree in an academy or university that organizes diploma programs or issues baccalaureate degrees. 7. Diploma 4 Program/bachelor is an education program of Diploma 4 or Strata1 in a university. Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Education provider: Ask who education providers. Fill one of the appropriate code in the box provided. Household member age five years up 215397 1 Government - secular 2 Government - religious 3 Private - secular 4 Government - religious 1. Government, if the government organizers (eg Ministry of Education, Ministry of Religious Affairs, Ministry of Health), including those managed by the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia 2. Private, if the organizer of private institutions/individuals. Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Highest level ever or being attended Level/grade ever or being attended: Circle one of the following codes from 1 to 8 and enter the code into the box provided. Household member age five years up 215397 79948 1 8 5.108 1 Grade-1 2 Grade-2 3 Grade-3 4 Grade-4 5 Grade-5 6 Grade-6 7 Grade-7 8 Graduated Sysmiss Graduated means has completed the study marked with passing the final exams in the last class/level of an education in a public or private school and received a certificate/diploma. A household head/member who has not attended the last level of education program but has passed the final exams is considered graduate. The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: The highest level completed: Circle one of the codes from 1 to 8 and enter the answer into the box provided. Household member age five years up 215397 1 Not/not yet completed Primary school 2 Primary school 3 Junior school 4 Vocational junior School 5 Senior high school 6 Vocational senior high school 7 Diploma I/II 8 Academy/Diploma III 9 University/Diploma IV Not yet completed primary school means that the household/member does not possessed certificate for a certain educational level, but has to attended to Elementary School of 5/6/7 year study or equivalent(among others are basic level of SLB,Madrasah Ibtidaiyah,Pamong Elementary School,Smal Elementary School,Package A1-A100,Package a Equivalent) but did not/has not yet graduate.This include household/member who graduated 3-year elementary school or equivalent. Can you speak Indonesian? Can you speak Indonesian? Can you speak Indonesian? Can you speak Indonesian? Can you speak Indonesian? Can you speak Indonesian? Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age five years up 266979 1 Yes 2 No Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Can read and write: Circle one of the code 1 to code 4 and enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age five years up 266979 1 Latin alphabets 2 Other alphabets 3 Cannot Can read and write means able to read and write words/simple sentences in certain letters, e.g. "I must be honest." What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? What activity used the most time in the past one week? If the answer is coded 1, skip to k6r21. Ask what activity is the most time consuming in the last one week, circle one of the codes and enter the number into the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 227940 1 Work 2 School 3 Handling Household 4 Other The most time consuming activity is an activity that uses up most time in comparison with other activities. Did you work at least 1 hour during the previous week? Did you work at least 1 hour during the previous week? Did you work at least 1 hour during the previous week? Did you work at least 1 hour during the previous week? Did you work at least 1 hour during the previous week? If b6r20 is not coded 1 If the answer is coded 1, skip to k6r20. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 122666 1 Yes 2 No Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? If b6r21 is coded 2 Do you have a permanent job but were temporarily not working during previous week? If the answer is coded 1, skip to k6r22. If the answer is coded 2, skip to k6r25. Circle code 1 for “Yes” or code 2 for “No”, then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 109313 1 Yes 2 No Those who are categorized as having jobs but temporarily do not work are people who work/have businesses but for the last one week stop working for a reason,such as sick,on leave,waiting for harvesting,or on a strike. Those who are categorized as have jobs but temporarily do not work are: 1.Professional workers who do not work because of sickness waiting for the next projects.Examples: Puppet master,masseur/se,shaman and singer. 2.Regular employees,government officials or employees of private companies who are ill,on leave,absent,on strike or temporarily laid off because the company stopped operating,for example a factory having machine malfunction,or lack of raw material,etc. 3.Farmer who works on farm land,stops working because of an illness or waiting for the next job such as harvest or rainy season to start planting paddy field. Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Total work day: (days) Write down the total working days for the last one week according to the number of days spent for work and enter it in the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 118627 176718 1 7 6.096 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Working days means days spent by a person to carry out working activities at a minimum of one (1) hour continuously in the last one week. Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Total work hour from all jobs in the past one week: (hours) Write down the total working hours in the last one week and enter it in the box provided. Household member age 10 years up 118627 176718 1 98 38.304 Total working hours is the time (in hour) spent to do all the working activities in the last one week. If respondent is temporary out of work, write down "00" Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) Type of primary work during previous week (describe clearly and accurately) [coded by editor] Write down completely the type of position/main job in the empty space provided. Household member age 10 years up 125773 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Field of primary work during the previous week: Field of primary work during the previous week: Field of primary work during the previous week: Field of primary work during the previous week: Field of primary work during the previous week: Field of primary work during the previous week: Write down completely the main business/job from workplace in the empty space provided. Household member age 10 years up 125773 Others 1 Agriculture 2 Mining & quarrying 3 Industry 4 Electricity, gas, & water 5 Construction 6 Trade 7 Transport & communication 8 Financing 9 Services 1. Agricultural includes agriculture food plants / plantation / forestry / livestock / fisheries and hunting, as well as agricultural services. - Agricultural food plants are activities / field agriculture in preparation / implementation of planting, nurseries, seedbed raising and harvesting of food plants. - Agriculture other plants is an activity / agriculture field in preparation / implementation of planting, nurseries, seedbed, raising and harvesting of other crops. Distinguished above other crops and plant crops other than plantation crops. - Livestocks is an activity / activities of the maintenance of livestock, small livestock, poultry, bees, silkworms, and nurseries. - Service agriculture and livestocks is an activity / the business field which include tillage, fertilizing, spreading seeds / seedlings, nursery plants, spraying / pest control, harvesting / plucking, pruning, sorting and grading of agricultural produce, stripping, growing, packing, organizing irrigation, agricultural equipment rental with operator, service to animal health, livestock epilation, grass for food services and livestock development is done on the basis of the remuneration or contract. - Forestry and logging is an activity / activities that include forestry, collection of forest products, forest logging. Including activities that serve the needs of forestry and conducted on the basis of the remuneration or contract. 2. The mining and quarrying is the activity / activities in mining and quarrying, such as coal mining, oil and gas, metal ore, quarrying of rocks, clay, sand, salt mining and quarrying, mining chemicals and mineral fertilizers , and gypsum mining, asphalt, limestones. 3. Industry / crafts (including service industries) is an activity / activities changing the basic ingredients into finished goods / semi finished of less value to higher value goods. - Electricity is activity / field of power generation business and operation of the distribution network for the distribution of electricity for sale to households, industry and other uses. - Gas, Vapours and Hot water is activity / the business field of production and distribution of natural gas, vapors and hot water to be sold to households, industries and other commercial uses. - Purification, supply and distribution of water is an activity / activities reservoirs, purification and distribution of water to household, industrial and other commercial use. 4. The building is an activity / activities in the manufacturing / repair / disassembly of buildings / houses, roads and bridges, road and rail bridges, building tunnels, dams and water channels, building the runways, building docks, parking lot, sports fields, station power plants, transmission and distribution, and building communication networks. Including the installation of water pumps, quarrying wells / wc, and etc. 5. Trading is the activity of buying and selling of goods or services, including restaurants / restaurant and drinks, catering, restoration on the train, cafeteria, canteen, cafes, lodging (hotels, motels, hostels, and inns). 7. Transport is the activity / business field hauling goods or passengers (people) of land transport, sea transport, rivers, lakes and canals as well as air transport. Freight services including packing & shipment of goods, agency / travel agency, transportation equipment leasing business of land / water / air, either as driver or without driver. 8. Financial institutions is an activity / the business field of banking both organized by the government / private such as foreign exchange banks , savings banks, credit banks and banks that cater to the removal of the provision for securities (deposits, checks, demand deposits, and the like). Including the mortgage business, capital markets, other financial services such as foreign currency exchange, and savings / loans. 9. Community Services, social and an individuals is an activity / the business field of legislature, high state institutions and governance, defense and security, international agencies and other extra-territorial bodies. Also including service education, health, hygiene, entertainment and culture, social welfare both organized by the government or private. Service an individual person and household services such as a private teacher, healer, laundry, barber, repairman, a doctor who served in private practice, midwives, plumber, beauty salon, photo studio, masseuse, housemaid etc.. 0. Other activities / the business field of individuals, agencies / institutions which are not covered in any of the above sectors (codes 1 through 9) or who do not or have not been clearly defined. For example, scavengers, etc. Employment status during the previous week: Employment status during the previous week: Employment status during the previous week: Employment status during the previous week: Employment status during the previous week: Employment status during the previous week: Circle one of the code 1 to code 6 and enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 125773 1 Self employed without help 2 Self employed assisted by family members/Temporary worker 3 Employer with permanent workers 4 Government employee 5 Private employee 6 Family worker Status/work position is the household head/member position at main job. 1. Self-owned business/freelance is a household head/member who works/owns business by taking economical risk, that may result in the lost of production cost that has been spent in doing the business, and does not employ any worker whether paid or unpaid. Included in this category are works that required special skill/talent. 2. Self-owned business with non-permanent/non-paid worker is a household head/member who works or owns a business on his own risk, and hires unpaid labor/employee/staff and or employs fee labor/employee/staff. 3. Self-owned business with permanent/paid worker is a household head/member who opens a business at his own risk and employs at lease one paid labor/employee/staff. 4. Worker/employee/staff is a household head/member whow works for other people or institutions/ office/company and regularly receives wages/salaries in the form of money or goods (in-kind) 5. Non-paid worker is a household member who works to help household head/member/other people without getting paid, whether in the form of money or goods. Are you looking for work since the previous week? Are you looking for work since the previous week? Are you looking for work since the previous week? Are you looking for work since the previous week? Are you looking for work since the previous week? Are you looking for work since the previous week? Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 227940 1 Yes 2 No Did you listen to the radio during previous week Did you listen to the radio during previous week Did you listen to the radio during previous week Did you listen to the radio during previous week Did you listen to the radio during previous week Did you listen to the radio during previous week Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 227940 1 Yes 2 No Listening to the radio, if someone directs his hearing to the materials broadcasted on the radio or takes time to listen to the radio, so that he can follow, understand, or enjoy what he is doing. Did you watch TV during the previous week? Did you watch TV during the previous week? Did you watch TV during the previous week? Did you watch TV during the previous week? Did you watch TV during the previous week? Did you watch TV during the previous week? Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 227940 1 Yes 2 No It said watching television if someone directs attention to the shows in television, or takes time to watch TV shows, so that he can understand or enjoy the show broadcasted. Did you read newspaper/magazine during previous week? Did you read newspaper/magazine during previous week? Did you read newspaper/magazine during previous week? Did you read newspaper/magazine during previous week? Did you read newspaper/magazine during previous week? Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Household member age 10 years up 227940 1 Yes 2 No It can be said reading, if someone had read at least one topic over the past week,and he knows / understands the contents of the topic or at a minimum had read one page of a book. Parents who read a storybook to the children is categorized reading a storybook, while the children who just listen are not categorized as reading. Newspaper covers daily and weekly newspapers. - Daily newspaper is a newspaper which is published daily, such as Kompas, Media Indonesia, Merdeka, Suara Karya, Suara Pembaruan, Terbit, etc. - Weekly newspaper is a newspaper published once a week (not including tabloid), for instance Suara Pembaharuan Minggu (SPM). First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) First marriage at age: (Years) Fill in respondent’s age at first marriage in the provided space and write it down in the box. The formula to calculate the respondent's age at first marriage is the same as the formula to count respondent's age. Ever married women 73424 221921 10 99 18.96 Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children - born alive Number of biological children a. Born alive Fill in the number of biological children born alive for each sex in appropriate column (male or female), and enter number of children into the box provided. Ever married women 73424 221921 99 3.822 The biological child who born at that time showed signs of life, although perhaps only a few moments only, such as heart beat, breathing, and crying. Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children - still alive Number of biological children b. Still alive (In this household and Outside of this HH) Fill in number of biological children who are still alive (In this household and Outside of this HH) for each sex in the appropriate column (male or female) and write down the number of children in the box provided. To avoid possible errors, first check and write down the number of children living in the household and living outside the household. For children living outside the household and unknown conditions considered still alive. Ever married women 73424 221921 99 0.855 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 20 99 Sysmiss Children still alive refers to children who were born alive and are still living at the time of enumeration, regardless of whether they are currently living with their parents or not. Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children - died Number of biological children c. Died Fill in the number of biological children who have died for each sex in the corresponding column (male or female), and enter the number of children in the box provided. Ever married women 73424 221921 99 3.268 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 99 Sysmiss Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? Did you ever use contraception? If the answer is coded 2, to Block VIII. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Women aged <50 years and married 49770 1 Yes 2 No Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? Do you currently use a contraceptive? If the answer is coded 2, to Block VIII. Circle code 1 for "Yes" or code 2 for "No", then enter the answer into the provided box. Women aged <50 years and married 30292 1 Yes 2 No Individual weight 1992 Individual weight 1992 Individual weight 1992 Individual weight 1992 Individual weight 1992 295333 12 94 1096 621.13 Province Province Province Province Province Province Write down the name province in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 66560 11 Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam 12 North Sumatera 13 West Sumatera 14 Riau 15 Jambi 16 South Sumatera 17 Bengkulu 18 Lampung 19 Bangka Belitung 21 Riau Island 31 DKI Jakarta 32 West Java 33 Central Java 34 DI Yogyakarta 35 East Java 36 Banten 51 Bali 52 West Nusa Tenggara 53 East Nusa Tenggara 54 East Timor 61 West Kalimantan 62 Central Kalimantan 63 South Kalimantan 64 East Kalimantan 71 North Sulawesi 72 Central Sulawesi 73 South Sulawesi 74 Southeast Sulawesi 75 Gorontalo 76 West Sulawesi 81 Maluku 82 Papua District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City District/City Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of district/city in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 66560 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Package number Package number Package number Package number Package number Package number Write down the package number into the box provided. 66560 01 02 03 04 05 06 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 77 Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Sample code number Write down the sample code number into the box provided. 66560 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 601 651 652 Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Serial number of Sample household Write down the serial number of sample household into the box provided. 66560 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Sub-district Write down the name subdistrict in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 66560 10 100 11 110 12 120 13 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 20 200 21 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 3 30 300 304 31 310 320 330 40 41 50 60 70 710 720 730 740 750 80 90 Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Village/kelurahan Cross out the unnecessary and the Write down the name of village/kelurahan in the space provided and add the related code referred to in the box provided. 66560 1 10 104 106 109 11 12 120 129 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 6 60 61 62 63 65 67 69 7 70 72 74 78 8 80 83 85 87 89 9 92 94 99 Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Village/kelurahan classification Circle the answered code, then write it down in the box provided. 66560 1 Urban 2 Rural Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Number of household members Fill in the number of household members in the sample household according to the number of rows in Column (2) (names of household members) that is listed in Block IV. 66560 1 17 4.437 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Number of children aged 0 - 4 years old Fill in the number of household members between 0-4 years old in the sample household according to the number of rows in Column (5) (age) Block IV, which contains the number 0 to 4. 66560 5 0.426 1 2 3 4 5 Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Number of household member who are still in school Fill in the number of household members who attend school according to the Block IV column (9). 66560 12 1.066 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 - - - - - 66560 2 0.0288 1 2 - - - - - 66560 3 0.0145 1 2 3 Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Floor area:(square meter) Fill in the floor size of the residence of the respondent’s household and write down in the provided box (in m 2 ). 66560 3 999 62.827 Floor size means the size of the floor occupied and used for daily needs(limited to the roof). Any part of the building that is not occupied or used for daily needs is not included in the floor size calculation such as rice storage, live stock farm,service area for drying clothes(cemented floor) and specific space for business(such as stall/store). The floor size of a multi storeys is the total of the entire floors occupied. Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Type of most wall material : Circle one of the codes of the widest wall type in the physical building where the respondent lives,and then write it down in the provided box. 66560 1 Brick 2 Wood 3 Bamboo 4 Other Wall is the outer side/border in a building or the separator to other building. If the building has more than one type of wall of the same floor size.the one considered the widest wall is the more costly wall(smallet code). 1. Brick is wall made of red brick or hollow brick layers plasterd with cement. Including in this category is wall made of red brick layers and plastered, but using wooden beam installed in usually 1 – 1.5 meter distance. 2. Wood is wall made of wood. 3. Bamboo/fiber is wall made of bamboo or fiber. Including in this category is wall made of bamboo weave with size less than 1 m X 1 m.framed in wooden beam and plastered with cement and sand. 4. Others for other types not included in category 1-3. Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Type of most roof material : Circle one of the codes of widest roof type of the physical building where the household of respondent resides,then write it down in the box provided. 66560 1 Concrete 2 Wood 3 Fiber Zing/Asbestos 4 Corrugated tile 5 Sugar palm 6 Leaves 7 Other Roof is the top cover of a building,so that household head/members live in under is protected from the sun heat,rain etc. For multi storeys building,the referred roof is the very top part of the building. 1. Concrete is roof made of a mixture of cement,corals and sand with water. 2. Wood is roof layered with wooden tiles,usually made of ironwood,or ulin wood (ironwood from Borneo). 3. fiber Zing/Asbestos is roof made of zinc. Zinc roof shape can be flat or wavy,including zinc roof called decrabond (zinc roof layered with epoxy and acrylic). Asbestos is roof made of asbestos fiber and cement. Generally comes in wavy shapes. 4. Corrugated tile is molded and then burned. Including here is concrete roof tile (tiles made of a mixture of cement and sand),fiber cement tile,and ceramic tile. 5. Sugar palm is roof made of palm tree fiber or other of the the same type,generally is black in color. 6. Others for all other roof types aside from the above,such as bamboo,plywood,leaves,etc. Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Type of most flooring material : Circle one of the codes of the widest floor type of the physical building where the household members reside,and write it down to the provided box. 66560 1 Marble/ceramic 2 Floor tile 3 Cement plaster 4 Wood 5 Bamboo 6 Earth 7 Others Definition of floor in this survey is the bottom part/base of a room,whether earthen floor or tiled floor,such as ceramic,marble,wood,and cement. Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Source of lighting: Circle one of the codes for lighting source used in respondent’s household,then write it down in the provided box. 66560 1 PLN electricity 2 Non-PLN electricity 3 Paraffin lamp/petromak 4 Oil lamp/torch 5 Other 1. PLN Electricity is electricity source managed by PLN(National Electricity Company). 2. Non-PLN Electricity is electricity source managed by other institutions/parties aside from PLN. Including in this category are power source from accumulator/battery storage,generator,and solar power plant(that are not managed by PLN). 3. Petromak/aladin lamp such as multi-fuel lantern and gas lantern is categorized in code 3,while other oil lamps such as (sentir,pelita and other of the same type) are categorized in code 4. Carbide lamp,candle,castor oir lamp,and candlenut lamp are included in code 5. The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: The use of drinking water facilities: If k8r6a not equal to 3,5 to 12 The use of drinking water facilities: Circle one of the codes according to the answer and write it down in the provided box. 66560 1 Private 2 Shared 3 Public 4 Purchased 5 Other Included in drinking water facilities are drinking water installation managed by PAM/PDAM, or non PAM/PDAM,including water from drilled well and pump. The approach used is the amount of water used in the last one month. 1. Private,if the water facility is only used by respondent's household. 2. Shared,if the water facility is used by the respondent's household jointly with several certain households. 3. Public,if the water facility is used by every households,including the resident's household. 4. Other,if the distance of drinking water facility to the respondent's household is > 2.5 Km or by taking water directly from river/lake/rain without purification process by machine,or by purchasing the water. Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: Source of drinking water: 1. If k8r6a the answer is coded 1,2, or 4 skip to k8r8 2. If k8r6a the answer is coded 3,10, or 11 skip to k8r7 Please ask the main source of drinking water used by the respondent’s household. Circle one of the codes and write it down in the provided box. 66560 1 Pipe 2 Pump 3 Protected/covered well 4 Unprotected/uncovered well 5 Protected spring 6 Unprotected/uncovered spring 7 River 8 Rainwater 9 Other Please be cautious in determining drinking water source,because in several regions,some people channel river water or mountain spring water to houses using bamboo or plastic pipes. In this case,the drinking water source should still be written as river water or springs,instead of tap water. 1. Pipe, retail payment is water produced through purification and sanitation process(PAM water),although it distributed by retail/mobile water sellers 2. Terrestrial well/pump is ground water obtained by manual pump,electric pump,or windmill including artesis well(drilled well). 3. Protected/covered well is ground water that is dug up,which surrounding is enforced with wall of minimum 0.8 meters above ground and 3 meters under ground,with 1 meter cemented floor around the well. 4. Unprotected/uncovered well is ground water that is dug up,but the surrounding of the well is not protected with wall or 1 meter cemented floor.The method to get water from covered or uncovered water well is with a bucket,whether using pulley or not. 5. Protected spring is surface water source,where water already pooled naturally,protected from waste such as used water,waste from bathing or washing,etc. 6. Unprotected spring is surface water,where water already pooled naturally,but is unprotected from waste,such as used water,waste from bathing,washing,etc. 7. Other water sources are other source of drinking water,such as from dam/lake. Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: Distance to the closest feces containment: If k8r6a = 3 to 7 (pump/well/spring) Distance to the closest feces containment: Ask the distance of pump/well/springs to the closest animal waste tank, septic tank or liquid waste whether located in the household or neighbor's surroundings. Circle the answer and write it down in the provided box. 46593 1 < 6 m 2 6 – 10 m 3 11 – 15 m 4 > = 16 m 5 Don’t know Toilet facility: Toilet facility: Toilet facility: Toilet facility: Toilet facility: Toilet facility: Circle one of the codes accordingly, and fill it in the provided box, 66560 1 Private toilet, with septic tank 2 Shared toilet, with septic tank 3 Private toilet, without septic tank 4 Shared toilet, without septic tank 5 Public toilet 6 Pond 7 River 8 Hole 9 Others 1. Toilet with septic tanks are made by using the latrine drain into the waste final disposal place. Waste tank are usually made of brick wall in the form of bath tubs and having an absorption tub (so there are 2 tubs). 2. Toilet without septic tanks are made by using the latrine drain into a hole in the ground covered. 3. Shared toilet, the toilet are used by some particular household. 4. Public toilet, toilet that can be used by anyone. 5. Pond or river can be used as a sewage either directly or indirectly. 6. Defecate in a hole in the ground that was not covered was coded 8. Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Grains [rice, corn, wheat, flour, cornflour etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 98000 6580.713 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Tubers [cassava, sweet potato, potato, yam, sago, etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 35000 530.759 Yang termasuk umbi-umbian dalam yaitu ketela pohon,ketela rambat,kentang,gaplek,talas,sagu, dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Fish [fresh fish, salted/preserved fish, prawn etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 80000 2323.638 25 30 35 50 70 75 80 85 100 120 125 130 140 145 150 155 160 175 180 200 210 215 220 225 230 235 240 245 250 256 270 275 280 285 300 315 320 325 340 345 350 360 365 375 385 390 395 400 410 415 420 425 435 438 450 460 465 470 475 484 490 500 510 515 520 525 540 550 560 570 575 580 585 600 613 615 620 625 650 675 680 685 700 715 720 725 735 750 765 775 780 800 820 825 840 845 850 870 875 895 900 915 920 925 950 960 965 975 980 1000 1025 1040 1050 1075 1100 1110 1120 1125 1140 1150 1165 1175 1188 1200 1210 1215 1225 1245 1250 1260 1270 1275 1300 1325 1335 1350 1375 1380 1400 1415 1425 1440 1450 1465 1475 1500 1510 1515 1525 1535 1550 1560 1571 1575 1600 1625 1635 1640 1645 1650 1675 1680 1700 1720 1725 1750 1760 1775 1785 1800 1820 1825 1850 1875 1890 1900 1925 1938 1950 1955 1975 1985 2000 2025 2050 2075 2100 2105 2110 2125 2130 2140 2150 2175 2200 2225 2250 2260 2275 2300 2325 2345 2350 2355 2375 2400 2415 2450 2475 2500 2515 2525 2530 2550 2555 2560 2575 2600 2625 2645 2650 2675 2700 2730 2750 2760 2775 2800 2825 2850 2860 2875 2900 2950 2975 3000 3025 3040 3050 3075 3080 3100 3125 3135 3150 3200 3225 3250 3275 3300 3325 3330 3335 3350 3375 3400 3430 3450 3475 3500 3525 3550 3575 3600 3617 3650 3675 3680 3700 3725 3750 3800 3825 3850 3875 3900 3925 3950 4000 4025 4050 4100 4115 4125 4150 4175 4190 4200 4250 4255 4275 4300 4335 4350 4360 4375 4380 4400 4450 4469 4475 4500 4525 4550 4555 4565 4575 4600 4625 4650 4675 4690 4700 4725 4750 4760 4785 4800 4850 4875 4900 4950 4975 4985 5000 5100 5125 5130 5150 5180 5200 5250 5275 5300 5325 5350 5385 5400 5425 5450 5500 5550 5600 5625 5650 5700 5750 5800 5850 5875 5900 5925 5950 6000 6050 6100 6125 6150 6200 6215 6225 6250 6275 6300 6350 6375 6400 6425 6450 6475 6500 6550 6565 6600 6650 6660 6700 6725 6750 6800 6825 6875 6900 6925 6950 7000 7100 7115 7125 7150 7200 7250 7300 7350 7400 7425 7450 7500 7550 7600 7700 7750 7800 7850 7875 7900 7955 8000 8050 8100 8125 8200 8225 8250 8300 8400 8450 8500 8600 8700 8725 8750 8775 8800 8820 8900 9000 9050 9100 9150 9200 9250 9300 9400 9450 9500 9550 9600 9650 9700 9750 9800 10000 10150 10200 10250 10300 10325 10500 10520 10600 10700 10750 10800 10900 11000 11200 11250 11400 11500 11600 11725 11750 11900 12000 12050 12250 12350 12500 12600 12700 12950 13000 13125 13200 13250 13500 13700 13750 13900 14000 14350 14500 14650 14675 14710 14900 15000 15050 15400 15500 15600 15715 15750 15950 16000 16100 16300 16500 16700 16750 17000 17500 17800 18000 18400 18500 18900 19000 19250 19425 19500 20000 20400 20500 21000 21250 21500 22000 22300 22500 22750 23000 23250 24000 24500 25000 25500 26250 27000 28000 28500 30000 30500 31500 32250 32500 35000 36000 50000 56000 60000 75000 80000 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Meat [beef, buffalo meat, mutton, lamb, pork, chicken, offal, liver, spleen, floss, jerky etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 67500 1063.379 Yang termasuk daging yaitu daging sapi/kerbau/kambing/domba/babi/ayam,jeroan,hati,limpa,abon,dendeng,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Egg and milk (chicken egg, duck egg, quail egg, fresh milk, evaporated milk, milk powder etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 87500 1146.672 50 60 75 100 113 120 125 140 145 150 167 170 175 180 190 200 210 215 220 225 230 240 245 250 260 270 275 280 300 310 315 320 325 330 340 345 350 360 365 370 375 380 390 400 410 420 425 430 435 440 450 455 460 465 470 475 480 490 495 500 520 525 530 540 550 560 570 575 580 583 590 600 615 620 625 630 635 640 650 655 660 665 675 680 695 700 720 725 740 745 750 760 765 770 775 780 790 800 812 820 825 830 840 850 860 870 875 890 900 915 925 935 945 950 965 975 980 985 1000 1025 1050 1070 1075 1100 1115 1120 1125 1130 1140 1150 1160 1170 1175 1200 1210 1220 1225 1235 1250 1260 1275 1280 1300 1315 1325 1350 1360 1375 1380 1400 1415 1425 1440 1450 1475 1500 1510 1550 1560 1570 1575 1600 1615 1620 1625 1650 1660 1665 1675 1680 1685 1700 1725 1750 1765 1770 1775 1780 1795 1800 1810 1812 1825 1845 1850 1865 1875 1880 1885 1887 1890 1900 1920 1925 1940 1950 1960 1975 1995 2000 2025 2030 2050 2058 2075 2100 2125 2135 2150 2160 2175 2200 2205 2225 2235 2250 2275 2300 2325 2350 2375 2380 2400 2410 2425 2450 2460 2475 2485 2500 2525 2550 2567 2575 2600 2625 2650 2655 2672 2675 2700 2725 2750 2752 2770 2775 2800 2825 2850 2875 2900 2925 2950 2975 3000 3025 3050 3075 3100 3105 3125 3150 3175 3200 3250 3275 3300 3325 3350 3375 3385 3400 3417 3425 3435 3450 3475 3500 3510 3550 3555 3600 3625 3650 3660 3675 3700 3725 3750 3775 3800 3850 3875 3900 3925 3950 3960 3980 4000 4025 4033 4050 4075 4100 4125 4150 4167 4175 4200 4225 4250 4275 4300 4313 4325 4340 4350 4375 4385 4400 4410 4425 4450 4500 4512 4525 4550 4560 4600 4625 4650 4675 4700 4750 4765 4775 4800 4825 4850 4875 4896 4900 4950 5000 5050 5075 5100 5125 5150 5175 5200 5250 5285 5300 5350 5375 5400 5450 5500 5550 5585 5600 5625 5650 5700 5725 5750 5800 5850 5880 5900 5950 6000 6025 6050 6075 6100 6150 6200 6220 6225 6250 6300 6334 6375 6400 6450 6475 6500 6550 6600 6650 6675 6700 6725 6750 6800 6850 6875 6900 6925 6950 7000 7050 7100 7125 7150 7175 7200 7225 7250 7300 7342 7350 7400 7500 7550 7600 7625 7650 7700 7714 7750 7800 7875 7900 7950 8000 8100 8125 8150 8200 8220 8250 8300 8350 8375 8400 8450 8500 8525 8550 8600 8625 8650 8700 8745 8750 8800 8900 9000 9050 9100 9200 9250 9300 9375 9400 9450 9500 9600 9650 9700 9737 9750 9800 9850 9875 9900 9950 10000 10050 10100 10125 10150 10200 10250 10300 10375 10400 10450 10500 10550 10575 10600 10625 10650 10700 10800 10850 10950 11000 11050 11100 11125 11150 11200 11245 11250 11300 11400 11500 11575 11600 11625 11650 11700 11800 11900 12000 12100 12150 12200 12250 12300 12375 12400 12450 12500 12600 12650 12700 12750 12800 13000 13100 13200 13250 13300 13400 13500 13600 13750 13800 14000 14200 14250 14350 14500 14700 14750 14800 14900 15000 15100 15275 15300 15400 15450 15500 15600 15650 15750 16000 16200 16250 16500 17000 17200 17250 17350 17500 17520 18000 18125 18175 18300 18400 18875 19000 19100 19175 19500 19600 19700 20000 20200 20250 20500 21000 21900 22000 22500 22750 23000 23400 23500 23600 24000 24500 25000 25500 25750 25800 26000 28200 28600 29400 30000 31000 31300 31500 32000 32800 35000 35500 39100 41300 45000 46800 50000 55000 75000 87500 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Vegetables [spinach, water spinach, cucumber, carrot, bean, snaps, onion, chili, tomato etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 22500 1539.067 Yang termasuk sayur-sayuran yaitu sayur bayam,kangkung,ketimun,wortel,kacang panjang,buncis,bawang,cabe,tomat,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Nuts [peanut, mung bean, soybean, red bean, cowpea, cashew nut, tofu, tempeh etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 67500 862.701 Yang termasuk kacang-kacangan yaitu kacang tanah/hijau/kedele/merah/ tunggak/mete,tahu,tempe,tauco,oncom,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Fruits [orange, mango, apple, durian, rambutan, salak, duku, pineapple, watermelon, banana, papaya etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 75000 910.64 Yang termasuk buah-buahan yaitu jeruk,mangga,apel,durian,rambutan,salak,duku,nanas,semangka,pisang,pepaya,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Oil and fat [coconut oil, cooking oil, coconut, margarine etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 42000 1104.546 Yang termasuk minyak dan lemak yaitu minyak kelapa/goreng,kelapa,mentega,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Beverage supplements [sugar, brown sugar, tea, coffee, chocolate, syrup, etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 37500 1441.747 Yang termasuk bahan minuman yaitu gula pasir,gula merah,teh,kopi,coklat,sirup,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Spices [salt, hazelnut, coriander, pepper, fish paste, soybean sauce, MSG etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp)) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 7500 714.194 Yang termasuk bumbu-bumbuan yaitu garam,kemiri,ketumbar,merica,terasi,kecap,vetsin,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Other foodstuffs [cracker, noodle, vermicelli, macaroni etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 14000 368.817 Mie instant,mie basah,bihun,makaroni/mie kering termasuk jenis konsunsi rumah tangga lainnya Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Delicatessen [bread, biscuit, porridge, meatball, ice, lemonade, salad etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 175000 2188.648 Yang termasuk makanan jadi yaitu roti,biskuit,kue basah,bubur,bakso,gado-gado,nasi rames,dll. Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Alcoholic beverages [beer, wine, other]from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 50000 76.357 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Food expenditure - Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] - in the past one week: (Rp) Expenditure for Tobacco and betel [clove cigarette, white cigarette, cigar, tobacco, betel, areca nut etc.] from purchase, self-producation and present in the past one week: (Rp) Write down in Column (2) food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts for rice in the past one week :(Rp) 66560 101500 2195.881 Consumption/expenditure is the value of expenditures for household consumption in the last one week that comes from purchases, own productions or gifts. Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Total Foodstuff [Details 1 to 15] Write down in Column (2) total expenditures [Details 1 to 15] 66560 850 201800 23047.76 Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for housing and household facility (rents, value of imputed rent, electricity, telephone, gas, kerosene, water, wood, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 140 4260000 25360.577 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure - housing and household facility in the 12 months :(Rp) Non-food expenditure for housing and household facility (rents, value of imputed rent, electricity, telephone, gas, kerosene, water, wood, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the 12 months :(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 1000 42804000 305123.743 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Miscellaneous goods and services (toilet soap, cosmetic article, transportation, reading material, ID car and driver’s license, recreation, telephone card, postal, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 801400 5822.046 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - miscellaneous goods and services in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Miscellaneous goods and services (toilet soap, cosmetic article, transportation, reading material, ID car and driver’s license, recreation, telephone card, postal, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 51009385 64520.789 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Education expenses (entry/registration fee, tuition, scouts, handicraft, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 1540500 11010.173 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - education expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Education expenses (entry/registration fee, tuition, scouts, handicraft, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 15670000 122935.554 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Health expenses (hospital, Puskesmas, medical doctor, traditional healer, medicines, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 4500000 7896.744 Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - health expenses in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Health expenses (hospital, Puskesmas, medical doctor, traditional healer, medicines, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 7500000 32080.405 The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Clothing, footwear, head gear (fabrics, ready-made clothes, shoes, hat, detergent, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 1000000 5814.12 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors’ household food expenditure. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - clothing, footwear, head gear in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Clothing, footwear, head gear (fabrics, ready-made clothes, shoes, hat, detergent, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 4444000 72833.204 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors' household food expenditure. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Durable goods (household appliances, tools, kitchen ware, amusement tools, sports equipment, expensive jewelry/ imitation jewelry, vehicle, umbrella, watch, camera, telephone installment cost, electricity installment cost, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 4500000 3803.691 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors’ household food expenditure. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - durable goods in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Durable goods (household appliances, tools, kitchen ware, amusement tools, sports equipment, expensive jewelry/ imitation jewelry, vehicle, umbrella, watch, camera, telephone installment cost, electricity installment cost, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 60400000 43909.518 The expenditure recorded in this detail is expenses for wedding party, birthday party, circumcision event, religious event, etc., excluding food (food consumption for party/event should be recorded in each of the visitors' household food expenditure. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Taxes and insurance (building and land tax, TV/radio tax, vehicle tax, accident/health insurance from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 557166 1542.872 Rumah tangga yang tidak membayar PBB tidak perlu diperkirakan nilainya,tetapi bagi rumah tangga yang biasa membayar iuran PBB maka nilainya harus dicantumkan meskipun rumah tangga tersebut belum membayar. Isian PBB sebulan yang lalu dapat diperoleh dari PBB tahunan dibagi 12. Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - taxes and insurance in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Taxes and insurance (building and land tax, TV/radio tax, vehicle tax, accident/health insurance from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 35000000 22798.059 Rumah tangga yang tidak membayar PBB tidak perlu diperkirakan nilainya,tetapi bagi rumah tangga yang biasa membayar iuran PBB maka nilainya harus dicantumkan meskipun rumah tangga tersebut belum membayar. Isian PBB sebulan yang lalu dapat diperoleh dari PBB tahunan dibagi 12. The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Festivities and ceremonies (wedding, circumcision, birthday, religious festival, traditional ceremony, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past month :(Rp) 66560 6012500 3276.089 Pengeluaran yang dicatat di sini adalah pengeluaran untuk pesta perkawinan, ulang tahun, khitanan, upacara keagamaan, upacara adat,dan lainnya, tidak termasuk makanan untuk pesta atau untuk khitanan (konsumsi makanan untuk pesta akan tercatat dalam konsumsi makanan di rumah tangga masing-masing tamu yang datang ke pesta tersebut). Expenditure in the last one month should be the amount really spent in the last one month, not the average monthly amount of the last 12 months. Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure - festivities and ceremonies in the past 12 month:(Rp) Non-food expenditure for Festivities and ceremonies (wedding, circumcision, birthday, religious festival, traditional ceremony, etc) from purchase, self-producation and present, in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) non-food expenditure from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 months: (Rp) 66560 20000000 42550.813 Pengeluaran yang dicatat di sini adalah pengeluaran untuk pesta perkawinan, ulang tahun, khitanan, upacara keagamaan, upacara adat,dan lainnya, tidak termasuk makanan untuk pesta atau untuk khitanan (konsumsi makanan untuk pesta akan tercatat dalam konsumsi makanan di rumah tangga masing-masing tamu yang datang ke pesta tersebut). The expenditure in the last 12 months should be the amount trully spent in the last 12 months that ends one day before the census date, 12 calendar months. Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past month:(Rp) Write down in Column (2) total non-food (details 17 to 24) from purchases, self produced, and gifts in one past month: (Rp) 66560 69 6288800 64469.059 Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Total non-food (details 17 to 24) in the past 12 month:(Rp) Write down in Column (3) total non-food (details 17 to 24) from purchases, self produced, and gifts in the past 12 month: (Rp) 66560 2000 66917000 706752.086 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7 Write down in Column (2) Average monthly food expenditure (Detail 16) x 30/7. 66560 3643 864857 98776.113 The entry is the total sum of Detail 23 and 24, which is the average household expense per month. Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 Write down in Column (2) average monthly non food expenditure (k9r25 Column 3)/12 66560 167 5576417 58896.032 Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Average of monthly household expenditure (k8r26 + k9r27) Write down in Column (2) Average monthly household expenditure (Details 26 + Details 27). 66560 4345 5774631 157672.108 Main source of household income Main source of household income Main source of household income Main source of household income Main source of household income Main source of household income (write down completely) Write down completely type of household income in the space provided. 66480 80 11 111 45.627 Type of physical construction: Type of physical construction: Type of physical construction: Type of physical construction: Type of physical construction: Type of physical construction: 66560 1 Single, not storied 2 Single, storied 3 Duplex, not storied 4 Duplex, storied 5 Multiplex, not storied 6 Multiplex, storied Type of building: Type of building: Type of building: Type of building: Type of building: If the construction storied (m8r1 = 2, 4, 6) Type of building: Circle one code 1- 3 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 2271 1 Maisonette 2 Two storied regular House 3 Public flat Utilization of building: Utilization of building: Utilization of building: Utilization of building: Utilization of building: Utilization of building: Circle one code 1- 2 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Housing/dwelling 2 Multi purposes Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) Number of census building in the physical building: (Census building) 66560 1 9 1.301 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Number of Household in this census building: (household) Number of Household in this census building: (household) Number of Household in this census building: (household) Number of Household in this census building: (household) Number of Household in this census building: (household) Number of Household in this census building: (household) 66560 1 9 1.152 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Building Possession status: Building Possession status: Building Possession status: Building Possession status: Building Possession status: Building Possession status: Circle one code 1- 7 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Own property 2 Lease 3 Rent 4 Installment purchase 5 Official house 6 Free rent 7 Other How did you obtain it? How did you obtain it? How did you obtain it? How did you obtain it? How did you obtain it? If the dwelling is your own property (m8r6=1) How did you obtain it? Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 53779 1 Build on own account 2 Purchased from developer (real estate, etc) 3 First hand purchased from individual 4 Second hand purchase 5 Administrative allocation (official house) 6 Others (inheritance, gift, etc) Land Legal Status: Land Legal Status: Land Legal Status: Land Legal Status: Land Legal Status: Land Legal Status: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Property right 2 Right to build 3 Right to use 4 Others 5 Don’t know Land Possession status: Land Possession status: Land Possession status: Land Possession status: Land Possession status: Land Possession status: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Own property 2 Lease 3 Lodging 4 Others 5 Don’t know House/dwelling location: House/dwelling location: House/dwelling location: House/dwelling location: House/dwelling location: House/dwelling location: If the answer is coded 5, skip to m8r13 Circle one code 1 - 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 By the street, width > 6 m 2 By the street, width (3-6) m 3 By the street, width < 3 m 4 By alley/corridor, width (0.9-1.5) m 5 Others If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: If the house is by an alley/corridor, type of pavement: Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 56519 1 Asphalt 2 Cement/Concrete 3 Gravel/hardened 4 Wood 5 Soil 6 Others Road/alley/corridor condition: Road/alley/corridor condition: Road/alley/corridor condition: Road/alley/corridor condition: Road/alley/corridor condition: Road/alley/corridor condition: Circle one code 1- 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 56519 1 Good 2 Average 3 Damaged 4 Severely damaged Nearest distance - public transportation: (km) Nearest distance - public transportation: (km) Nearest distance - public transportation: (km) Nearest distance - public transportation: (km) Nearest distance - public transportation: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: a. Public transportation: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 3.362 Nearest distance - health facility: (km) Nearest distance - health facility: (km) Nearest distance - health facility: (km) Nearest distance - health facility: (km) Nearest distance - health facility: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: b. Health facility: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 2.843 Nearest distance - market/ shopping mall: (km) Nearest distance - market/ shopping mall: (km) Nearest distance - market/ shopping mall: (km) Nearest distance - market/ shopping mall: (km) Nearest distance - market/ shopping mall: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: c. Market/ shopping mall: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 5.246 Nearest distance - cinema/theater: (km) Nearest distance - cinema/theater: (km) Nearest distance - cinema/theater: (km) Nearest distance - cinema/theater: (km) Nearest distance - cinema/theater: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: d. Cinema/theater: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 16.166 Nearest distance - amusement/recreation park (km) Nearest distance - amusement/recreation park (km) Nearest distance - amusement/recreation park (km) Nearest distance - amusement/recreation park (km) Nearest distance - amusement/recreation park (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: e. Amusement/recreation park (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 21.931 Nearest distance - Primary School: (km) Nearest distance - Primary School: (km) Nearest distance - Primary School: (km) Nearest distance - Primary School: (km) Nearest distance - Primary School: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: f. Primary School: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 1.019 Nearest distance - Junior High School: (km) Nearest distance - Junior High School: (km) Nearest distance - Junior High School: (km) Nearest distance - Junior High School: (km) Nearest distance - Junior High School: (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: g. Junior High School: (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 3.914 Nearest distance - Senior High School (km) Nearest distance - Senior High School (km) Nearest distance - Senior High School (km) Nearest distance - Senior High School (km) Nearest distance - Senior High School (km) Nearest distance from house to these facilities: h. Senior High School (km) Fill in km units (integers), if the contents are <0.5 km filled 00, if the contents are> = 98 km filled 98, enter the answer in the empty space and move to the boxes provided. 66560 99 8.847 Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Conditions of dwelling/house/building: Circle one code 1- 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Good 2 Average 3 Damaged 4 Several damaged Age of housing construction: Age of housing construction: Age of housing construction: Age of housing construction: Age of housing construction: Age of housing construction: Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 (0 – 4) years 2 (5 – 9) years 3 (10 – 14) years 4 (15 – 19) years 5 > 20 yrs and above 6 Don’t know Yard and construction area: (m2) Yard and construction area: (m2) Yard and construction area: (m2) Yard and construction area: (m2) Yard and construction area: (m2) Yard and construction area: (m2) 66560 3 999 199.385 Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) Floor area (ground floor for storied building): (m2) 2271 64289 3 999 55.005 Type of building foundation: Type of building foundation: Type of building foundation: Type of building foundation: Type of building foundation: Type of building foundation: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Concrete 2 Stone pair 3 Bricks pair 4 Wood/Bamboo 5 Others Type of main roof frame: Type of main roof frame: Type of main roof frame: Type of main roof frame: Type of main roof frame: Type of main roof frame: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Iron 2 Concrete 3 Wood 4 Bamboo 5 Others Roof frame is structure for the position of roof tile , shingle, zinc, and so on as the top cover of a building. Type of main pillars/columns: Type of main pillars/columns: Type of main pillars/columns: Type of main pillars/columns: Type of main pillars/columns: Type of main pillars/columns: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Iron/Steel 2 Concrete 3 Bricks 4 Wood/Bamboo 5 others Number of rooms: (Rooms) Number of rooms: (Rooms) Number of rooms: (Rooms) Number of rooms: (Rooms) Number of rooms: (Rooms) Number of rooms: (Rooms) 66560 1 9 4.139 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 The room is part from the a residence, surrounded by walls / partition is fixed (can not be shifted or moved around) and the meeting from the the floor to the sky - the sky or at least as high as 2 meters and a minimum width of 3 m, not including bathrooms and toilets. Have of private bedroom Have of private bedroom Have of private bedroom Have of private bedroom Have of private bedroom If the room more than one, do you have: Private bedroom Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No Have of private living room Have of private living room Have of private living room Have of private living room Have of private living room If the room more than one, do you have: Private living room Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No Have of the dining / family room Have of the dining / family room Have of the dining / family room Have of the dining / family room Have of the dining / family room If the room more than one, do you have: Dining /family room Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No Have of kitchen room Have of kitchen room Have of kitchen room Have of kitchen room Have of kitchen room If the room more than one, do you have: Kitchen room Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No Have of storage room Have of storage room Have of storage room Have of storage room Have of storage room If the room more than one, do you have: Storage room Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No Have of garage Have of garage Have of garage Have of garage Have of garage If the room more than one, do you have: Garage Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 63005 1 Yes 2 No If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: If the rooms more than one, the material of room divider made of: Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 63005 1 Concrete 2 Wood 3 Bamboo 4 Others Room divider is a boundary wall / baffle fixed (cannot be shifted or moved around) and the meeting from the the floor to the ceiling or at least as high as 2 m. 1. Concrete is roof made of a mixture of cement,corals and sand with water. 2. Wood is roof layered with wooden tiles,usually made of ironwood,or ulin wood (ironwood from Borneo). 3. Bamboo/fiber is wall made of bamboo or fiber. Including in this category is wall made of bamboo weave with size less than 1 m X 1 m.framed in wooden beam and plastered with cement and sand. 4. Others for other types not included in category 1-3. If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) If you have private bed room, number of bedrooms: (rooms) 61773 4787 1 8 2.041 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Bed room - window Bed room - window Bed room - window Bed room - window Bed room - window Type of ventilation in the bed room is: a. Window 66536 1 Have 2 Not Have Window is the place in and out of air / light from outside into the room which can be closed / opened. Bed room - ventilation Bed room - ventilation Bed room - ventilation Bed room - ventilation Bed room - ventilation Type of ventilation in the bed room is: b. Ventilation 66536 1 Have 2 Not Have Vent / vent is air holes / light from outside into the room which is usually no cover. Bed room - air Condition Bed room - air Condition Bed room - air Condition Bed room - air Condition Bed room - air Condition Type of ventilation in the bed room is: c. Air Condition 66536 1 Have 2 Not Have Bed room - exhaust fan Bed room - exhaust fan Bed room - exhaust fan Bed room - exhaust fan Bed room - exhaust fan Type of ventilation in the bed room is: d. Exhaust fan 66536 1 Have 2 Not Have Exhaust fan is a fan is permanently placed (not moveable) in a room that can regulate the air exit / entrance to the room. Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Cooking fuel Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Electricity 2 Gas/Elpiji 3 Kerosene 4 Wood 5 Charcoal 6 Others Cooking fuels is a fuel commonly used for cooking purposes household everyday. Distance to the source of drinking water: Distance to the source of drinking water: Distance to the source of drinking water: Distance to the source of drinking water: Distance to the source of drinking water: Distance to the source of drinking water: Circle one code 1- 5 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 In the yard 1 <= 9 m 2 10 – 49 m 3 50 – 99 m 4 100 - 499 m 5 >= 500 m Source of bathing water/washing water: Source of bathing water/washing water: Source of bathing water/washing water: Source of bathing water/washing water: Source of bathing water/washing water: Source of bathing water/washing water: Circle one code 1- 9 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Pipe 2 Pump 3 Protected well 4 Unprotected well 5 Protected spring 6 Unprotected spring 7 River 8 Rain water 9 Others 1. Pipe, retail payment is water produced through purification and sanitation process(PAM water),although it distributed by retail/mobile water sellers 2. Terrestrial well/pump is ground water obtained by manual pump,electric pump,or windmill including artesis well(drilled well). 3. Protected/covered well is ground water that is dug up,which surrounding is enforced with wall of minimum 0.8 meters above ground and 3 meters under ground,with 1 meter cemented floor around the well. 4. Unprotected/uncovered well is ground water that is dug up,but the surrounding of the well is not protected with wall or 1 meter cemented floor.The method to get water from covered or uncovered water well is with a bucket,whether using pulley or not. 5. Protected spring is surface water source,where water already pooled naturally,protected from waste such as used water,waste from bathing or washing,etc. 6. Unprotected spring is surface water,where water already pooled naturally,but is unprotected from waste,such as used water,waste from bathing,washing,etc. 7. Other water sources are other source of drinking water,such as from dam/lake. Bathing/clothes washing place: Bathing/clothes washing place: Bathing/clothes washing place: Bathing/clothes washing place: Bathing/clothes washing place: Bathing/clothes washing place: Circle one code 1- 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Private 2 Shared 3 Public 4 Others 1. Private, if used specifically by the household only, although sometimes other people bathing here. 2. Shared, if used by some particular household, and its use is not by one particular household. 3. Public, if used not limited to a particular household, but anyone can use it. 4. Others, if uses can not be classified into any of the categories above. Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Source of dish/glass/spoon/hands washing water: Circle one code 1- 9 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Pipe 2 Pump 3 Protected well 4 Unprotected well 5 Protected spring 6 Unprotected spring 7 River 8 Rain water 9 Others 1. Pipe, retail payment is water produced through purification and sanitation process(PAM water),although it distributed by retail/mobile water sellers 2. Terrestrial well/pump is ground water obtained by manual pump,electric pump,or windmill including artesis well(drilled well). 3. Protected/covered well is ground water that is dug up,which surrounding is enforced with wall of minimum 0.8 meters above ground and 3 meters under ground,with 1 meter cemented floor around the well. 4. Unprotected/uncovered well is ground water that is dug up,but the surrounding of the well is not protected with wall or 1 meter cemented floor.The method to get water from covered or uncovered water well is with a bucket,whether using pulley or not. 5. Protected spring is surface water source,where water already pooled naturally,protected from waste such as used water,waste from bathing or washing,etc. 6. Unprotected spring is surface water,where water already pooled naturally,but is unprotected from waste,such as used water,waste from bathing,washing,etc. 7. Other water sources are other source of drinking water,such as from dam/lake. HH owns - buffet/sideboard HH owns - buffet/sideboard HH owns - buffet/sideboard HH owns - buffet/sideboard HH owns - buffet/sideboard This household owns: a. Buffet/sideboard Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No HH owns - stove HH owns - stove HH owns - stove HH owns - stove HH owns - stove This household owns: b. Stove Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No 3 4 5 6 7 HH owns - bicycle/boat HH owns - bicycle/boat HH owns - bicycle/boat HH owns - bicycle/boat HH owns - bicycle/boat This household owns: c. Bicycle/boat Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No HH owns - radio/tape player HH owns - radio/tape player HH owns - radio/tape player HH owns - radio/tape player HH owns - radio/tape player This household owns: d. Radio/tape player Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No HH owns - TV HH owns - TV HH owns - TV HH owns - TV HH owns - TV This household owns: e. TV Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No HH owns - motor cycle/motor boat HH owns - motor cycle/motor boat HH owns - motor cycle/motor boat HH owns - motor cycle/motor boat HH owns - motor cycle/motor boat This household owns: f. Motor cycle/motor boat Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No HH owns - car/motor ship HH owns - car/motor ship HH owns - car/motor ship HH owns - car/motor ship HH owns - car/motor ship This household owns: g. Car/motor ship Circle code 1 if the respondent have and code 2 if not have and enter into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Does this household have a yard? Does this household have a yard? Does this household have a yard? Does this household have a yard? Does this household have a yard? Does this household have a yard? If the answer is coded 2, skip to m8r36 Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Garden plants / yard are plants grown in garden soil / yard such as fruits, vegetables, ornamental plants, cover crops, and etc.. Yard area: (m2) Yard area: (m2) Yard area: (m2) Yard area: (m2) Yard area: (m2) If ‘Yes’ (m8r32=1) Yard area: (m2) Fill in m (meters) integers into the empty space and enter into the box provided. 56052 10508 1 999 157.773 Does the yard have plants? Does the yard have plants? Does the yard have plants? Does the yard have plants? Does the yard have plants? Does the yard have plants? Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 56052 1 Yes 2 No What kind of plants What kind of plants What kind of plants What kind of plants What kind of plants If it has plants (m8r34=1) What kind of plants 40864 1 Vegetables 10 Fruits and Medicinal 11 Vegetables, Fruits and Medicinal 12 Plants Ornamental plants and Medicinal 13 Vegetables, Plants Ornamental plants and Medicinal 14 Fruits, Plants Ornamental plants and Medicinal 15 Vegetables, Fruits, Plants Ornamental plants and Medicinal 16 Others 17 18 19 2 Fruits 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3 Vegetables and Fruits 30 31 4 Plants Ornamental plants 5 Vegetables and Plants Ornamental plants 6 Fruits and Plants Ornamental plants 7 Vegetables, Fruits and Plants Ornamental plants 8 Medicinal 9 Vegetables and Medicinal Place to dry clothes: Place to dry clothes: Place to dry clothes: Place to dry clothes: Place to dry clothes: Place to dry clothes: Circle one code 1- 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 In the house/inside a room 2 In the house/open air 3 In the yard 4 Others Place of bathing water disposal: Place of bathing water disposal: Place of bathing water disposal: Place of bathing water disposal: Place of bathing water disposal: Place of bathing water disposal: Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Out side the yard, with covered gutter 2 Out side the yard, with open gutter 3 In the yard area, with covered cesspool 4 In the yard area, uncovered cesspool 5 In the yard area, without cesspool 6 Others Gutter condition around the house Gutter condition around the house Gutter condition around the house Gutter condition around the house Gutter condition around the house Gutter condition around the house Circle one code 1-4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 The water is stagnant 2 Water flows very Slowly 3 Fast flow 4 No gutter Raising livestock? Raising livestock? Raising livestock? Raising livestock? Raising livestock? Raising livestock? If the answer is coded 2, skip to m8r41 Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Raising poultry in question is poultry in large quantities and not inside the cage, such as chickens, ducks, quail, and etc.. Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Location of livestock/poultry cage/barn: Circle one code 1- 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 29387 1 In the house 2 Under the house 3 Out side the house 4 No cage Trash disposal: Trash disposal: Trash disposal: Trash disposal: Trash disposal: Circle one code 1- 6 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 66560 1 Collected/burned by self 2 Collected/burned in a group 3 Taken away by workers 4 Thrown to the river/gutter 5 Thrown anywhere 6 Others Feel affected by smoke/smell/factory machine’s Feel affected by smoke/smell/factory machine’s Feel affected by smoke/smell/factory machine’s Feel affected by smoke/smell/factory machine’s Feel affected by smoke/smell/factory machine’s Are there any household member feel affected by Smoke/smell/factory machine’s Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Feel affected by continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Feel affected by continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Feel affected by continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Feel affected by continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Feel affected by continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Are there any household member feel affected by Continuous noise from neighbor’s radio Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Feel affected by noise from motor vehicle Feel affected by noise from motor vehicle Feel affected by noise from motor vehicle Feel affected by noise from motor vehicle Feel affected by noise from motor vehicle Are there any household member feel affected by Noise from motor vehicle Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Feel affected by unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Feel affected by unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Feel affected by unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Feel affected by unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Feel affected by unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Are there any household member feel affected by Unpleasant garbage smell or stagnant water Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Feel affected by others Feel affected by others Feel affected by others Feel affected by others Feel affected by others Are there any household member feel affected by Others Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Do you need a house? Do you need a house? Do you need a house? Do you need a house? Do you need a house? Do you need a house? If the answer is coded 2, finish. Enter code 1 if "Yes" and code 2 if "No" into the box provided. 66560 1 Yes 2 No Need a house is the desire of owning a home stay, applicable for those who already have or do not have, which was already an urgent nature. People who are conducting house search automatically included. Type of the house: Type of the house: Type of the house: Type of the house: Type of the house: If ‘ yes’ (m8r3 = 1) Type of the house: Circle one code 1 - 4 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 14158 1 Perumnas low-cost housing 2 A house of BTN/KPR category 3 Real estate house 4 Others The reason need a house presently: The reason need a house presently: The reason need a house presently: The reason need a house presently: The reason need a house presently: The reason need a house presently: Circle one code 1- 9 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 14158 1 Leased/rent/official house 2 Living in other person’s/relative’s house 3 Flooded area 4 Unhealthy environment 5 No electricity/water facility 6 Insecure environment 7 Land owned by other parties/arable 8 House is too small/many childrens 9 Other Desired location: Desired location: Desired location: Desired location: Desired location: Desired location: Circle one code 1-3 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 14158 1 In town 2 Suburb 3 Out of town 1. In the town is the location / residential area that is located in a residential area now. 2. Suburbs is the location / residential area that is located in the suburb of area of residence now. 3. Out of town is the location / residential area that is located outside the area of residence now. Desired type of the house: Desired type of the house: Desired type of the house: Desired type of the house: Desired type of the house: Desired type of the house: Circle one code 1 - 10 as appropriate and enter the answer into the box provided. 14158 1 T. 18 10 T. 150 11 T. 250 12 = T. 300 m2 13 Maisonnette 2 T. 21 3 T. 27 4 T. 36 5 T. 45 6 T. 51 7 T. 70 8 T. 90 9 T. 120 Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight Household weight 66560 75 1070 609.078 Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food Monthly household expenditure for not food 66560 166.667 5576416.5 58896.007 Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food Monthly household expenditure for food 66560 3655 867740 99105.367 - - - - - 66560 2989.5 1459423.75 39241.99 - - - - - 66560 3272.22 1738858.25 46499.285 - - - - - 66560 0.0118 0.969 0.323 - - - - - 66560 1 10 6.062 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10