TIME USE SURVEY MONGOLIA

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1 TIME USE SURVEY MONGOLIA NSO Mongolia CONTENT Country context Time use survey - Introduction Objectives Sampling and survey design Data collection Data processing 1

2 3 Territory: 1.5 million km 2 (19 th largest) The total length of border: 8.2 Population: thousand km of which: with Russia Population density: 1.9 per square 3.5 thousand km with China 4.7 km thousand km Capital city: Ulaanbaatar Temperatures in the winter -15 C and Number of aimags: 21 (provinces) -40 C, in the summer +10 C and +35 C My beautiful country Life expectancy: male 65 years, female 75 years Live: Urban 68.1%, Rural 31.9% Household size: 3.6 Religions: Buddhism 86.2%, Muslim 4.9%, Christian 3.5% Languages: Mongolian 2

3 Introduction Pilot TUS HHs, April (just one quarter) LEGISLATION: In 2004, the Statistical Law of Mongolia was amended and it now required the conduct of Time use surveys every four years. First TUS HHs, quarterly collect data Second TUS HHs, quarterly collect data TIME USE SURVEY

4 Objectives Determine time spent in unpaid and paid work of women and men. Determine Mongolian household patterns and its change. Obtain data essential to monitoring progress in the National Program of Gender Equality. Sampling design Household based survey Total sample 4000 HHs Representative national and regional level 2 stages sample method 1 st stage: Select primary sampling unit (PSU) using proportional to population size method 2 nd stage: Select 10 households from each PSU using systematic sampling method Primary sampling unit: Bag in provinces and khoroo in capital city (smallest administrative unit) 4

5 Sample size by regions Region Total sample (HHs) Number of HHs for each quarter Western Khangai Central Eastern Ulaanbaatar Total Questionnaire and classification Questionnaires Household questionnaire TUS-1: refers to the household and individual questionnaire Diary TUS-2: This contains questions on daily activities and time spent for those activities (12 and above) Classifications ICATUS (10 groups activities) ISIC 4.0 5

6 Questionnaire and classification Household questionnaire TUS-1: Household part Household information panel Household listing Type of dwelling, Water and sanitation, Electricity and heating Household assets Individual part (12 and above) Education Marital status Health status Employment Pilot survey Main purpose: Test Whether each question is clear to understand and structure of questionnaire (order of questions and skip) Organization: urban and rural sample unit January 2011 (7 days) 6

7 Training for fieldworkers Time: th March 2011 (2 days) Participants: 65 (supervisors and interviewers) Supervisors: Head or Senior officer of Province/District s Statistical Department Interviewer: HSES s contracted interviewer Data collection - Survey period 2011 Every third week of third month of every quarters March, June, September, December Reference period was a last week or the week in which the survey took place. Dairy days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Friday, Saturday MONITORING THE FIELDWORK 7

8 Data processing Data entry: double entry Clean data Statistical package programs that used for data processing CSPro 4.0 for data entry and clean SPSS 18.0 for data analysis Key findings Figure 1: Average time use of paid and unpaid work and self development activities by gender, minutes Male Female Paid work Unpaid work Self development and personal activities 8

9 Key findings Figure 2: Average time use of paid and unpaid work and self development activities by area, minutes Paid work Unpaid work Self development and personal activities Urban Rural Total Key findings Figure 3: Average time use of paid work by area and gender, percent Female Male Rural Female Male Urban Female Male National Employment for establishment Primary production activities (including agriculture) Services for income and other production of goods 9

10 Key findings Figure 4: Average time use of unpaid work by gender, minutes 232 Male Female Household chores Look after and care children, elderly and diseased person Volunteer and other helping work Key findings Table 1. Average time use for self development and personal activities by area and gender, minutes Urban Rural National Male Female Male Female Male Female Total Education Communication and free time activities Use of mass media Personal activities

11 Key findings Disaggregation Activity Paid Unpaid Self development and other activities Gender Age group Adult (18 and above) Working age people Children (12-17 years) Youth (15-24 years) Elderly Area Urban Rural Next TUS According to Statistical Law of Mongolia, NSO will conduct next TUS in 2015 Sample and survey design will be same as TUS 2011 Data collection: use tablet for household questionnaire 11

12 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION 12