Post-enumeration Survey (PES) - Statistics South Africa

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List of tables
Table 1: Sample size in relation to provincial standard errors .................................................................... 8
Table 2: Summary of result codes for response rate ................................................................................ 16
Table 3: Summary of final result codes .................................................................................................... 17
Table 4: Conditions for identifying matching PES and census households .............................................. 22
Table 5: Tolerance limits for age .............................................................................................................. 23
Table 6: Coverage distribution of Census population – in-scope sub-universe (in millions rounded to
two decimals) ............................................................................................................................................ 39
Table 7: Coverage distribution of true population – in-scope universe (in millions rounded to two
decimals) .................................................................................................................................................. 40
Table 8: Unadjusted and adjusted census population – full universe (in millions rounded to two
decimals) .................................................................................................................................................. 40
Table 9: Probabilities of inclusion and omission of a person – in-scope sub-universe ............................. 41
Table 10: Net undercount rate for persons by province – in-scope sub-universe (values expressed in
percentage points rounded to one decimal) ............................................................................................. 42
Table 11: Net undercount rate for persons by demographic group – in-scope sub-universe; singlevariable
classifications (values expressed in percentage points rounded to one decimal) ....................... 43
Table 12: Net undercount rate for persons by demographic group – in-scope sub-universe; twovariable
classifications (values expressed in percentage points rounded to one decimal) ....................... 46
Table 13: Undercount rate for persons by demographic group – in-scope sub-universe; threevariable
classifications (values expressed in percentage points rounded to one decimal) ....................... 51
Table 14: Adjusted total population – full universe ................................................................................... 54
Table 15: Coverage distribution of Census household totals – in-scope sub-universe (in millions
rounded to two decimals) ......................................................................................................................... 56
Table 16: Coverage distribution of true household total – in-scope universe (in millions rounded to
two decimals) ............................................................................................................................................ 57
Table 17: Unadjusted and adjusted census household totals – full universe (in millions rounded to
two decimals) ............................................................................................................................................ 57
Table 18: Probabilities of inclusion and omission of a household – in-scope sub-universe ..................... 57
Table 19: Net undercount rate for households by province – in-scope sub-universe (values
expressed in percentage points rounded to one decimal) ........................................................................ 58
Table 20: Adjusted household total – dwelling units universe .................................................................. 60
Table 21: Standards for the interpretation of the different content error measures .................................. 62
Table 22: Sex as reported in the census the PES .................................................................................... 63
Table 23: Net difference rate, index of inconsistency, and gross difference rate for sex ......................... 63
Table 24: Age group as reported in the census and the PES .................................................................. 64
Table 25: Net difference rate, index of inconsistency, and gross difference rate for age group ............... 64
Table 26: Content analysis for population group ...................................................................................... 65
Table 27: Net difference rate, index of inconsistency, and gross difference rate for population group .... 65
Table 28: Content analysis for relationship to head of household ............................................................ 66
Table 29: Content analysis for relationship to head of household (continued) ......................................... 67
Table 30: Net difference rate, index of inconsistency, and gross difference rate for relationship to
head of household .................................................................................................................................... 68
Table 31: Content analysis for marital status ........................................................................................... 69
Table 32: Net difference rate, index of inconsistency, and gross difference rate for marital status .......... 69
Table 33: Characteristics ranked from lowest to highest .......................................................................... 70
Post Enumeration Survey (PES)