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(Continued) District, Sub-District Household Table 30. Private household by type of source of drinking water, sub-district and urban/rural Pipe or pump indoors Pipe or pump outdoors Public tap Tube well/ borehole Protected Well or Protected Spring Type of source of drinking water Rainwater collection Timor-Leste Census 2010, Volume 3 Bottle water Not Protected well or Spring Water vendors/ tank River, lake or stream (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) OECUSSI 13,890 245 2,499 1,824 259 3,885 7 63 4,651 40 399 18 63.23 Urban 1,580 110 449 381 25 405 1 4 187 1 9 8 87.03 Rural 12,310 135 2,050 1,443 234 3,480 6 59 4,464 39 390 10 60.17 PANTE MACASAR 7,290 172 1,174 1,056 176 1,720 1 36 2,765 9 166 15 59.47 NITIBE 2,609 26 608 163 2 1,177 1 7 456 23 144 2 76.04 OESILO 2,224 41 464 372 80 718 5 20 457 8 59 - 76.44 PASSABE 1,767 6 253 233 1 270 - - 973 - 30 1 43.18 VIQUEQUE 13,807 480 1,481 2,783 644 1,669 68 46 2,782 13 3,824 17 51.94 Urban 945 291 427 97 14 22 - - 34 - 60 - 90.05 Rural 12,862 189 1,054 2,686 630 1,647 68 46 2,748 13 3,764 17 49.14 UATUCARBAU 1,499 4 65 195 48 252 5 3 618 3 306 - 38.16 OSSU 3,134 49 428 1,397 13 537 55 6 419 4 221 5 79.29 WATULARI 3,465 37 254 913 255 384 8 8 800 3 797 6 53.65 VIQUEQUE 4,616 367 689 223 293 453 - 27 772 3 1,785 4 44.45 LACLUTA 1,093 23 45 55 35 43 - 2 173 - 715 2 18.57 Other Percentage of Clean Water 445
District, Sub-District Total Household Sharing Facility Not Sharing Facility Table 31. Private household by type of human waste disposal, sub-district and urban/rural Pit latrine with slab Sharing Not Sharing Sharing Ventilated improved pit latrine (VIP) Not Sharing Pour fl ush to septic tank/pit Sharing Not Sharing Pour fl ush to elsewhere/DK Sharing Not Sharing 446 Timor-Leste Census 2010, Volume 3 Pit latrine without slab/open pit Sharing Not Sharing Hanging toilet/ latrine Sharing Not Sharing No facility or bush Other (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) TIMOR LESTE 184,652 46,487 138,165 8,750 23,772 4,883 15,378 5,268 14,383 1,206 2,534 3,932 11,502 7,036 32,386 14,979 37,460 433 750 Urban 47,723 12,678 35,045 4,571 13,018 2,075 7,338 3,058 8,547 555 1,003 720 1,493 432 1,330 1,107 2,161 160 155 Rural 136,929 33,809 103,120 4,179 10,754 2,808 8,040 2,210 5,836 651 1,531 3,212 10,009 6,604 31,056 13,872 35,299 273 595 AINARO 9,664 1,953 7,711 129 331 138 413 116 477 58 126 111 346 1,051 3,982 329 2,000 21 36 Urban 1,845 344 1,501 40 183 55 189 70 174 21 62 40 147 84 621 21 109 13 16 Rural 7,819 1,609 6,210 89 148 83 224 46 303 37 64 71 199 967 3,361 308 1,891 8 20 AINARO 2,292 543 1,749 59 160 73 202 57 292 37 77 66 183 113 226 131 604 7 5 HATU-BUILICO 2,058 677 1,381 24 48 26 66 10 22 12 23 18 35 533 1,130 53 53 1 4 MAUBISSE 3,604 529 3,075 29 102 26 122 40 107 7 19 20 100 377 2,488 17 111 13 26 HATU-UDO 1,710 204 1,506 17 21 13 23 9 56 2 7 7 28 28 138 128 1,232 - 1 AILEU 6,965 1,287 5,678 197 891 283 844 134 324 52 197 192 1,031 362 1,859 64 522 3 10 Urban 444 99 345 29 70 39 177 15 28 6 3 6 36 3 12 1 17 - 2 Rural 6,521 1,188 5,333 168 821 244 667 119 296 46 194 186 995 359 1,847 63 505 3 8 AILEU VILA 3,274 544 2,730 93 549 205 667 58 137 23 153 86 572 58 459 19 186 2 7 LIQUIDOE 1,104 370 734 19 50 52 115 43 96 16 13 57 80 180 353 2 26 1 1 REMEXIO 1,497 176 1,321 40 157 9 24 18 65 13 28 31 247 51 614 14 184 - 2 LAULARA 1,090 197 893 45 135 17 38 15 26 - 3 18 132 73 433 29 126 - - Sharing Not Sharing Sharing Not Sharing
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Population and Housing Census of Ti
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RDTL Democratic Republic of Timor-L
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It is with great pleasure that I pr
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Contents Sub-district Map of Timor-
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Contents - Continued 17. Labour For
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List of tables - Volume 3 Contents
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List of tables - Volume 3 Contents
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16. Net Enrolment Ratio NER Total P
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22. Percentage of households by typ
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32. Percentage of households by liv
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Figure 1: Population size of Timor-
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The objectives of census mapping ar
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The main objectives of the census p
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16. Challenges i. Heavy rainfall in
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13. Migration Migration is consider
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18. Occupation Occupation is defi n
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TIMOR LESTE Age Total At School Tab
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AILEU Age Total At School Table 2.2
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BOBONARO Age Total At School Table
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LIQUIÇA Age Total At School Table
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MANUFAHI Age Total At School Table
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Table 3.a.1 Population fi ve years
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Table 3.b.2 Population fi ve years
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Table 3.c.1 Population fi ve years
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Table 4.1.b Population fi ve years
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Table 4.2.a Population fi ve years
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Table 4.2.c Population fi ve years
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