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Out-of-School Children in <strong>Sri</strong> <strong>Lanka</strong>: Country Study<br />

ANNEX 1:<br />

INVENTORY FOR OOSC NATIONAL DATA<br />

SOURCES<br />

A1.1 Demographic and Health Survey Data<br />

Data source<br />

Demographic and Health Survey <strong>Sri</strong> <strong>Lanka</strong> 2006/07<br />

Agencies responsible for collection and dissemination of data<br />

Department of Census & Statistics, Ministry of Health Care & Nutrition<br />

Data collection date (not publication date)<br />

Sinhala Speaking Households August 2006 – May 2007<br />

Tamil Speaking Households August 2007 – October 2007<br />

Frequency of data collection (for example, annual, every two years)<br />

Once in 5–6 years, First survey was in 1987. This is fourth survey in the series.<br />

Definition of an out-of-school child (for example, is not enrolled, did not attend in the last<br />

three months)<br />

Not currently attending school or never atten<strong>de</strong>d school. Currently attending school<br />

referred to any time during the school year 2006.<br />

Definitions of other education terms<br />

Out-of-school<br />

children<br />

Enrolment<br />

Attendance<br />

School year<br />

Not specifically <strong>de</strong>fined. It is implied from the questionnaire that<br />

those who ‘never atten<strong>de</strong>d’ school and those who did not attend<br />

school during the school year 2006 were OOSC.<br />

Enrolment was not specifically <strong>de</strong>fined in the survey and not<br />

nee<strong>de</strong>d.<br />

Non-attendance relates specifically to school year 2006<br />

January – December<br />

Sample <strong>de</strong>sign and coverage of data collection (for example, national, specific<br />

geographic region, specific sub-population group)<br />

Primary sampling units – Census blocks (clusters)<br />

2,500 clusters were selected and those clusters updated. Then, secondary sampling units<br />

(10 housing units from each cluster) were selected from these clusters, using systematic<br />

sampling technique.<br />

Finally, 21,060 households were selected (excluding Northern province) and 19,862<br />

households were interviewed.<br />

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