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All household members Part 3 : Household members’ information Disability Mother tongue Religion Marital status Mother’s Line No. Name Relationship Sex Age Residency status What is …‘s religion? How old is....? What is …‘s sex? What is ...‘s relationship to head of household? What are the names of all persons who spent night of 11th / 12th July 2010 in this household? How much diffi culty does (NAME) have in ..........? What is ....’s mother tongue? What is …‘s marital status? Write Line No of biological mother if present in the household, if mother not in the household write (“00”). Is ... a usual member in this household or a visitor? Cause of main diffi culty. (write age in completed years, if under 1 write “00”. For 98 year and over write “98”) (write full names of all persons, young and old starting with the head of the household) If institutions write “15” Line No. Intellectual/ mental condition Walking Seeing Hearing Leave blank for Institutions. Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below Codes are below 1. Usual member 2. Visitor 1. Male 2. Female Codes are below P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 P11 P12 P13 P14 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 P10 - P13 : Disability 1. No – no diffi culty 2. Yes-some diffi culty 3. Yes-a lot of diffi culty 4. Yes-cannot do at all 28. Rahesuk 29. Raklungu 30. Resuk 31. Tokodede 32. Waima’a 33. Portuguese 34. Indonesian 35. English 36. Malay 37. Chinese 38. Other 14. Isni 15. Kairui 16. Kawaimina 17. Kemak 18. Lakalei 19. Lolein 20. Makalero 21. Sa’ani 22. Makasai 23. Makuva 24. Mambai 25. Midiki 26. Nanaek 27. Naueti P9: Mother tongue 01. Tetun Prasa 02. Tetun Terik 03. Adabe 04. Atauran 05. Baikenu 06. Bekais 07. Bunak 08. Dadu’a 09. Fataluku 10. Galoli 11. Habun 12. Idalaka 13. Idate P8: Religion 1. Catholic 2. Protestant/Evangelical 3. Islam 4. Buddist 5. Hindu 6. Traditional 7. Other Summary P3 Males P14 : Cause of diffi culty 1. Not Disabled 2. Congenital / at birth 3. Short term health condition (less than 6 months) 4. Long term health condition 5. Confl ict 6. Transport accident 7. Occupational injury 8. Age 9. Other Females Total P7: Marital status 1. Single/never married 2. Married 3. Widowed 4. Divorced 5. Separated P2: Relationship 01. Head of household 02. Spouse (husband/wife) 03. Daughter/Son 04. Adopted 05. Stepchild 06. Daughter / son-in-law 07. Mother/Father 08. Sister/Brother 09. Father / Mother-in-law 10. Sister / Brother-in-law 11. Grand child 12. Grand parent 13. Niece/Newphew 14. Other Relative 15. Non Relative 1 English Questionnaire
If Age 0-5 years All members Birth Registration Migration Orphanhood Does ......... have a birth certifi cate Is….‘s biological father alive? Is…’s biological mother alive? What is ...’s citizenship/ nationality? In which sub-district was .....living before moving here? How long has ... been living in this sub-district? Where was ... born? If NO, PROBE has (NAME)’s birth ever been registered with the civil authority? (write sub-district code or country if born outside TLS) (write sub-district code or country if outside TLS) If ...moved from other subdistrict/ country, reason for movement If not moved, write “0000” (in completed years, if less than 1 year write “00”) Line No. Codes are below 1. Yes 2. No 3. Don’t Know 1. Yes 2. No 3. Don’t Know Codes are below Code sub-district or country on Page 8. Codes are below Years of residence Code sub-district or country on Page 8. P15 P16 P17 P18 P19 P20 P21 P22 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 P22: Birth Registration 1. Has RDTL birth certifi cate / any valid certifi cate 2. Registered by civil registration offi ce 3. Registered in hospital 4. Registered in suco 5. Registered in church 6. Registered in other places 7. Not registered 8. Don’t Know 12. Australia 13. New Zealand 14. Portugal 15. Other Europeans 16. USA 17. Brazil 18. Cuba 19. Other American 20. Other Pasifi c Countries 21. African Country 22. Other P19: Citizenship 01. Timor-Leste 02. Indonesia 03. China 04. Vietnam 05. Thailand 06. Malaysia 07. Philippine 08. Singapore 09. Bangladesh 10. Pakistan 11. Other Asia P17: Reason for Movement 1. Education 2. Employment/in search of employment 3. Marriage 4. Followed family 5. Confl ict 6. Other 7. Did not move 8. Don’t Know 2 English Questionnaire
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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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Suco name and number xxiii
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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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The following is the schedule of th
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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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(Continued) Table 1. Population fi
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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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DILI Age Total At School Table 2.6
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LIQUIÇA Age Total At School Table
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MANUFAHI Age Total At School Table
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OECUSSI Age Total At School Table 2
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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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Table 5.a Population fi ve years an
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Table 5.c Population fi ve years an
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District, Urban/ Rural, Sex Total T
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(Continued) District, Urban/ Rural,
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Table 7. Population fi ve years and
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Table 7.1 Population fi ve years an
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Table 7.10 Population fi ve years a
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District, Sub-District, Sex Table 8
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(Continued) Table 9 Gross and Net E
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(Continued) Table 9 Gross and Net E
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Table 10. Population ten years and
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TIMOR LESTE Rural Sex Age Group Mai
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AINARO Urban Sex Age Group Main Eco
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Table 11.2 Population ten years and
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BAUCAU Urban Sex Age Group Main Eco
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TIMOR LESTE Table 12. Employed popu
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BOBONARO Table 12.4 Employed popula
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DILI Table 12.6 Employed population
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District Sex Age Group TIMOR LESTE
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(Continued) Table 19.a.3 Population
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Table 19.a.8 Population by urban/ru
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Table 19.a.10 Population by urban/r
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Table 19.a.12 Population by urban/r
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Table 20. Population by type of dis
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Sex/ Type of Main Disability Total
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Table 24. Private household by type
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(Continued) Table 24. Private house
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Page 495 and 496: References Central Bureau of Statis
Page 497 and 498: List of Census Contributors MEMBERS
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