Women and Men in the Caribbean Community

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Women and Men in the Caribbean CommunityAPPENDIX 3COUNTRY 1980/1981 1990/19912000/2001DominicaDe factoAll residents but also nonresidents,tourists and businesspeopletemporarily in the countrywere included. Persons whoare normally resident in thecountry, but were absent oncensus day, were excluded. Allforeign residents were excludedfrom the tabulations.De factoDe factoGrenadaDe factoAll residents but also nonresidents,tourists and businesspeopletemporarily in thecountry were included. Personswho are normally resident inthe country, but were absenton census day. All foreign residentswere excluded from thetabulations.De factoDe factoGuyanaDe factoThe population, as at censusdate, is the Resident,Institutional and TabulablePopulations. The institutionalpopulation consists of thosepersons who resided in institutionson census night andincluded such persons asmilitary personnel in barracksand tourists in hotels, inmates inpenal institutions and others.The resident population is theenumerated population basedon the de facto counts andincludes both the institutionaland non-institutional population.De factoCensus has notbeen conductedas yet.130
Chapter 1 POPULATIONCOUNTRY 1980/1981 1990/19912000/2001JamaicaDe jureThe census was conductedutilising a methodology thatallowed for the establishment ofa de facto count.The following groups wereincluded in the de jure count:(i) all Jamaicans and non-Jamaican residents whowere on the island oncensus night;(ii) all Jamaican and non-Jamaican residents temporarily(less than six (6)months) away from theisland on census night.Excluded were allJamaican diplomatic personnellocated overseas.The de facto count includesthose persons listed at (i) aboveas well as visitors present onthe island on census night.De jureCensus results arenot availableMontserratDe factoAll residents but also nonresidents,tourists and businesspeopletemporarily in thecountry were included. Personswho are normally resident in thecountry, but were absent oncensus day, were excluded. Allforeign residents were excludedfrom the tabulations.De jureIncludes persons who wereresident on the island and werepresent on census day, or whowere temporarily away, andothers who were present.Census results arenot available.St. Kitts and NevisDe factoAll residents but also nonresidents,tourists and businesspeopletemporarily in the countrywere included. Persons whoare normally resident in thecountry, but were absent oncensus day, were excluded. Allforeign residents were excludedfrom the tabulations.De factoDe facto131
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