Post-enumeration Survey (PES) - Statistics South Africa
Post-enumeration Survey (PES) - Statistics South Africa
Post-enumeration Survey (PES) - Statistics South Africa
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<strong>Statistics</strong> <strong>South</strong> <strong>Africa</strong><br />
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CONCEPT<br />
DEFINITION<br />
In-movers Persons who were present in the household on the <strong>PES</strong> reference night (6–7<br />
November), but who were absent on the census reference night (9–10 October).<br />
Matching<br />
Moving status<br />
The process of matching entails the comparison of <strong>PES</strong> and census household<br />
and person information in order to check whether everyone was enumerated<br />
during census.<br />
An indication of a household or a person's presence based on the <strong>PES</strong> and<br />
census reference nights.<br />
Non-movers Persons who were present in the household on the <strong>PES</strong> reference night (6–7<br />
November), and who were also present on the census reference night (9–10<br />
October).<br />
Out-movers Persons who were absent from the household on the <strong>PES</strong> reference night (6–7<br />
November), but who were present on the census reference night (9–10 October).<br />
Out of scope<br />
<strong>PES</strong> reference<br />
night<br />
Primary matching<br />
variables<br />
Secondary<br />
matching<br />
variables<br />
Splitting<br />
Sub-EA<br />
Persons who are not non-movers, in-movers or out-movers.<br />
<strong>PES</strong> reference night is the midnight between 06 and 07 November. It is in the<br />
<strong>PES</strong> questionnaire.<br />
The main variables used to determine a match status for persons; i.e. date of<br />
birth, age, sex and population group.<br />
These variables are not reliable enough to determine a match status for persons<br />
(see primary matching variables). This includes relationship to head of household<br />
and marital status.<br />
The process of sub-dividing the large EAs into manageable portions that are<br />
equivalent to normal EAs (150