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Statistics South Africa 43 Table 11: Net undercount rate for persons by demographic group – in-scope sub-universe; single-variable classifications (values expressed in percentage points rounded to one decimal) 95% confidence interval limits Net undercount Standard error Category rate (+ or -) Lower Upper All persons 14,6 0,32 14,34 14,86 Population group Black African 9,9 0,138 9,58 10,12 Coloured 12,8 0,604 11,66 14,03 Indian or Asian 11,5 0,528 10,50 12,57 White 15,6 0,367 14,86 16,30 Other 23,2 1,165 20,88 25,45 Sex Male 15,9 0,135 15,63 16,16 Female 13,4 0,133 13,11 13,63 Age group Under 5 years 15,1 0,156 14,81 15,42 5-9 years 11,4 0,173 11,10 11,78 10-14 years 11,1 0,150 10,79 11,37 15-19 years 12,8 0,146 12,47 13,04 20-29 years 18,1 0,147 17,85 18,43 30-44 years 16,9 0,139 16,60 17,14 45-64 years 12,5 0,165 12,16 12,80 65+ years 9,8 0,193 9,46 10,22 *Subject to rounding error *The undercount rate for undetermined population group is excluded from this table The undercount for males (15,9%) is higher than that for females (13,4%). When population groups are compared, persons under the population group 'Other' were undercounted at a significantly higher rate than the other population groups, with a rate of 23,2%, followed by Whites with a rate of 15,6% (see Figure 8 below). There is no significant difference in undercount among the coloured and Indian/Asian groups. The lowest undercount was observed among Black Africans (9,9%). Post Enumeration Survey (PES)
Statistics South Africa 44 Figure 8: Graphic representation of confidence intervals for persons undercount rate by population group Lower and upper limits Figure 9: Graphic representation of confidence intervals for persons undercount rate by sex Lower and upper limits Post Enumeration Survey (PES)
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