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Annex 1. Statistics<br />

In these tables, the term ‘children’ refers to people 17 years and under. Per adult equivalent (PAE)<br />

calculations are made using the standard UNDP equivalence scale. Here adult equivalents are derived<br />

from “equivalence factors” where children 17 or under are counted as half an adult; thus, a household<br />

with two adults and two children would be equivalent to three adults.<br />

Table A1.1: <strong>Child</strong>ren living on less than $1.08 per day<br />

Total number of<br />

children Number below poverty line % below poverty line <strong>Poverty</strong> share %<br />

Torba 4,420 504 11.4 13.6<br />

Sanma (rural) 11,673 123 1.1 3.3<br />

Penama 15,059 176 1.2 4.8<br />

Malampa 13,081 224 1.7 6.1<br />

Shefa (rural) 12,067 865 7.2 23.4<br />

Tafea 15,786 1,551 9.8 42.0<br />

Luganville 4,408 40 0.9 1.1<br />

Port Vila 11,492 214 1.9 5.8<br />

Vanuatu 87,986 3,696 4.2 100.0<br />

Source: ADB, UNDP and GOV 2006.<br />

Table A1.2: <strong>Child</strong>ren living on less than $1.25 per day<br />

Total number of<br />

children<br />

Number below<br />

poverty line % below poverty line <strong>Poverty</strong> share %<br />

Torba 4,420 628 14.2 13.2<br />

Sanma (rural) 11,673 13 1.1 2.6<br />

Penama 15,059 244 1.6 5.1<br />

Malampa 13,081 307 2.3 6.5<br />

Shefa (rural) 12,067 1,294 10.7 27.3<br />

Tafea 15,786 1,867 11.8 39.4<br />

Luganville 4,408 46 1.0 1.0<br />

Port Vila 11,492 232 2.0 4.9<br />

Vanuatu 87,986 4,740 5.4 100.0<br />

Source: ADB, UNDP and GOV 2006.<br />

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