Women and Men in the Caribbean Community

Women and Men in the Caribbean CommunityAPPENDIX 3COUNTRY 1980/1981 1990/19912000/2001Saint LuciaDe 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 factoSt. Vincent and theGrenadinesDe FactoAll residents but also nonresidents,tourists and businesspeopletemporarily in the countrywere included. Persons whoare normally resident in thecountry, but who were absenton census day were excluded.All foreign residents wereexcluded from the tabulations.De jureThe figure includes all personswho on census night wereresiding in St. Vincent and theGrenadines, regardless of theirlegal status, as well asVincentian farm workers inSt. Kitts and Nevis, personswho were abroad for less thansix (6) months and persons onships at the ports on censusnight. However, membersof the local diplomatic corpswere excluded.Census results arenot available.SurinameIt cannot be ascertainedwhether the census count wasde facto or de jure.No census was conducted in1990.Census has notbeen conducted asyet.Trinidad and TobagoDe factoPersons living in private households,non-private dwellingsand institutions.Foreign military, naval anddiplomatic personnel and theirfamilies located in the countryat the time of the census werealso included.De factoDe facto.This was, however,modified to includeusual residents whowere abroad for lessthan six (6) months.In addition, usualresidents of Trinidadand Tobago whowere on diplomaticposting or in farmlabour programme inforeign countrieswere also consideredas part of thede facto population,even if they hadbeen abroad formore than six (6)months.132