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SURVEY
DESIGN & OBJECTIVES  (6.6MB)
-Independent
(pilot) survey
As a pilot
study, determine methods for collecting data on time
use for analysis of social and economic issues such
as division of labour in the household, women's unpaid
work, changes in allocation of time to activities,
child labour and for preparation of household satellite
accounts
METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION
Self-completed diary for literate
persons; recall interview for non-literate persons
SURVEY
INSTRUMENTS(4.62MB)
Description
Open diary with chronological recording
of activities starting at 12 midnight; starting and
ending times are recorded; total number of minutes
per activity is also recorded; post-coding
Recording of simultaneous activities
Any parallel activity and total time
in minutes for each recorded
Context variables
None
ACTIVITY
CLASSIFICATION
UN trial classification; 10 major
groups, 80 2-digit groups
TIME SAMPLE
Single period covered; each respondent
provided diary data for all seven days of the week
REFERENCE
POPULATION
Description
National;
urban-rural; four states and Lagos
Persons 10 years old and over
Sample selection
All eligible persons in sample households
were covered:
20 households per state and Lagos; 243 respondents
RESPONSE RATE
93 percent household response rate
SOURCES
- Country
report. 2000. Expert Group Meeting for Conducting
Time-use Surveys. New York.
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