SAMOA SOCIO-ECONOMIC ATLAS 2011

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Samoa socio economic ATLAS 2011 / by The Census-Surveys and Demography Division of Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS). -- Apia, Samoa : Samoa Bureau of Statistics, Government of Samoa, 2011.

76 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. Disclaimer: This publication is a product of the Division of Census-Surveys & Demography, ISBN 978 982 9003 66 9 Samoa Bureau of Statistics. The findings, interpretations, and conclusions 1. Census districts – Samoa – maps. 2. Election districts – Samoa – expressed in this volume do not necessarily reflect the views of any funding or census. 3. Election districts – Samoa – statistics. 4. Samoa – census. technical agencies involved in the census. The boundaries and other information I. Census-Surveys and Demography Division of SBS. shown on the maps are only imaginary census boundaries but do not imply any legal status of traditional village and district boundaries. Sam 912.9614 Sam DDC 22.

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Table of Contents Map 3.4: Tertiary level qualification (Post-secondary certificate, diploma, Overview Map ...... 1 degree/higher) by district, 2011 ...... 26 Introduction ...... 3 Map 3.5: Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional tattooing by district, 2011 ...... 27 Location and physical features ...... 4 Map 3.6: Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional carving District Map of Samoa ...... 5 by district, 2011 ...... 28 Population Characteristics ...... 7 Map 3.7: Population 15 years and over with skills in fishing by district, 2011 29 Map 1.1: Total population by region and sex, 2011 ...... 8 Map 3.8: Population 15 years and over with skills in traditional weaving by Map 1.2: Population distribution by district, 2011 ...... 9 district, 2011 ...... 30 Map 1.3: Population growth rate by district, (2001-2011) ...... 10 Map 3.9: Population 15 years and over with skills in carpentry by district, 2011 ...... 31 Table 1.1: Total population distribution by region/district and sex, 2011...... 11 Map 3.10: Population 15 years and over with skills in traditional healing by Map 1.4: Total population by village, 2011 ...... 12 district, 2011 ...... 32 Map 1.5: Population density by district, 2011 ...... 13 Social Characteristics ...... 33 Map 1.6: Sex ratio by district, 2011 ...... 14 Map 4.1: Disable population by district, 2011 ...... 34 Map1.7: Dependency ratio population by district, 2011 ...... 15 Map 4.2: Population with Samoan citizenship by district, 2011 ...... 35 Map 1.8: In-migration by district, 2011...... 16 Map 4.3: Top 6 religions by district, 2011 ...... 36 EconomicCharacteristics ...... 17 Table 1.3: Population 5 years and over by religion and district, 2011 ...... 37 Map 2.1: Labour force participation rate by district, 2011 ...... 18 Map 4.4: Matai title holder by district, 2011...... 38 Map 2.2: Unemployment rate by district, 2011 ...... 19 Housing Characteristics ...... 39 Table 1.2: Unemployment rate by region and sex, 2011 ...... 19 Map 5.1: Average household size by district, 2011 ...... 40 Map 2.3: Employment rate by district, 2011 ...... 20 Map 5.2: House ownership (own) by district, 2011 ...... 41 Map 2.4: Non-economically active population 15+ by district, 2011...... 21 Map 5.3: Access to improved drinking water by district, 2011 ...... 42 Education Characteristics ...... 22 Map 5.4: Access to improved sanitation by district, 2011 ...... 43 Map 3.1: Literacy rate of population age 15-24by district, 2011 ...... 23 Map 5.5: Improved waste water disposal by district, 2011 ...... 44 Map 3.2: Primary school attendance (age 5-14) by district, 2011 ...... 24 Map 5.6: Customary land ownership by district, 2011 ...... 45 Map 3.3: Secondary school attendance (age 13-17) by district, 2011 ...... 25 Map 5.7: Household with Radio by District, 2011 ...... 46

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2 Introduction The Samoa Socio-Economic Atlas has been produced for the first time Education Social Housing ever to meet the demands by the public and non-technical users for user- friendly statistics and visualized data.

Administratively, Samoa is divided into 4 statistical regions and 43 political districts as shown in Table 1.1.

The atlas was based on the Population and Housing census 2011 data and Example 2: Region has been divided into 5 sections as follows: I. Population Characteristics II. Economic Characteristics III. Education Characteristics IV. Social Characteristics V. Housing Characteristics Some of the data have been disaggregated by sex, and values are Each section of the atlas represent by six distinctive colors ramps to represented by pie charts corresponding to each region or districts levels. facilitate understanding, and to make it easier for users to compare and Blue represents male and Brown represents female and the whole pie differentiate between regions, districts and villages consistently chart add up to 100%. throughout the atlas. It represent ranges of numbers, percentages, ratio and rates from lowest to highest with a minimum classification of classes Example3 from 2 up to 5 classes.

Example 1: District Geographical spread of the size of village population and other indicators Population Economics is represented by graduated symbol. The graduated symbol are grouped into 4 classes and within a class, all features are drawn with the same symbol. Each class is assigned a graduated symbol from smallest to largest.

Example 4

3 Location and physical features

The islands of Samoa lie between latitudes 130 and 150 south of the equator and between the longitudes 1680 and 1730west. The Samoa group is located 2,600 miles southeast of Hawaii, 1,800 miles from and 2,700 miles from Australia. Its nearest neighbor is that is located at about 80 miles away. Samoa has the largest group of full-blooded Polynesian people when compared to its Polynesian members like , Cook Island, American Samoa, Tuvalu and Niue.

The whole country consisted of ten islands of which four are inhabited namely: , Savaii, Manono and . Other islands are: Namu’a, Nu’utele, Nu’ulua, Nu’usafee, Nu’ulopa and . At the beginning of this millennium, a tourist resort has been developed on Namu’a island. The total land area of Samoa is 1,100 square miles (2,830 square kilometers) with Savaii as the biggest island with 600 square miles (1,700 square kilometers) and Uplou the second largest island where the capital of Apia is located with a total land area of 430 square miles or 1,110 square kilometers.

The islands are of volcanic origin, clearly visible in the form of several dormant volcanoes and lava fields. Beyond the narrow coastal plains the mountain ranges rise steeply to a maximum of 6,095 feet (1,859 meters) on Savaii and 3,608 feet (1,100 meters) on Uplou, intersected by fertile valleys. The greater part of the territory is covered by lush vegetation and rainforest.

4 District Map of Samoa

5 Aerial Map of Samoa

Bing Aerial Map of Samoa, Source: http://www.bing.com/maps

6 Population Characteristics

7 Map 1.1: Total population by region and sex, 2011

Samoa is divided into four statistical regions as shown on Map 1.1. The The total population of Samoa in the census 2011 reached a total of

Upolu Island where the capital of Apia is located is divided into three 187,820 persons. It has increased by 3.9 percent since the 2006 census or statistical regions namely: Apia Urban Area, North West Upolu and Rest an additional of 7,079 persons. of Upolu including Manono and Apolima islands while the fourth region is made up of Savaii Island. The North West Upolu (NWU) region had the highest count of 62,390 persons or 33 percent of the total population. Savaii and Rest of Upolu (ROU) were the next largest at 44,402 and 44,293 persons, respectively or 24 percent each of the total population. The least populated region was the Apia Urban Area (AUA) at 36,735 persons making up 20 percent of the total population.

The region of AUA represents the urban area of Samoa while the other three regions including Savaii makes up the rural population of the country. The population distribution by sex shows that there are more males than female in all the four regions.

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8 Map 1.2: Population distribution by district, 2011

The most populated districts were Vaimauga West (24,105) and Faleata East (12,630) of the Apia urban region, and also Faleata West (18,895) and Sagaga le (12,104) of the North west region, which altogether covered 36 percent of the total population as shown in Map 1.2. Those districts are the closest to the capital city of Apia where most of the commercial, trading, and, employment activities take place.

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9 Map 1.3: Population growth rate by district, (2001-2011)

The average population growth rate for Samoa over the ten year period (2001-2011) was 0.5 percent or an increase of 11,000 people indicating a slow population growth relative to other countries due mainly to emigration. The highest population growth over the ten-year period was noted in the region of North West Upolu.

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10 Table 1.1: Total population distribution by region/district and sex, 2011. Region/District Total Male Female

Apia Urban Area 36,735 18,485 18,250 Vaimauga West 24,105 12,149 11,956 Faleata East 12,630 6,336 6,294

North West Upolu 62,390 32,198 30,192 Vaimauga East 7,730 3,917 3,813 Faleata West 18,895 9,833 9,062 Sagaga le Falefa 12,104 6,225 5,879 Sagaga le Usoga 5,741 2,953 2,788 Aana Alofi I 5,964 3,079 2,885 Aana Alofi II 3,258 1,668 1,590 Aana Alofi III 5,530 2,870 2,660 Gagaemauga I (Part) 3,168 1,653 1,515

Rest of Upolu 44,293 23,251 21,042 Safata 6,096 3,159 2,937 2,281 1,207 1,074 Falelatai & 3,012 1,552 1,460 & Faleaseela 4,005 2,106 1,899 Aiga i le Tai 5,050 2,665 2,385 Falealili 4,546 2,414 2,132 1,869 972 897 Lepa 1,337 739 598 Table 1.1 shows the population distribution by region/political district and Aleipata itupa i Luga 1,322 690 632 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 3,887 2,042 1,845 sex. The census 2011 counted the number of males at 96,990 and females at Anoamaa East 4,274 2,240 2,034 Anoamaa West 4,693 2,438 2,255 90,830. Va'a o Fonoti 1,543 822 721 Gagaemauga II (Part) 378 205 173

Savaii 44,402 23,056 21,346 Faasaleleaga I 6,318 3,278 3,040 Faasaleleaga II 3,037 1,584 1,453 Faasaleleaga III 2,798 1,434 1,364 Faasalelelaga IV 1,583 834 749 Gagaemauga I 1,833 974 859 Gagaemauga II 486 237 249 Gagaemauga III 1,892 953 939 Gagaifomauga I 1,404 765 639 Gagaifomauga II 2,243 1,162 1,081 Gagaifomauga III 1,388 715 673 East 2,255 1,167 1,088 Vaisigano West 1,616 849 767 1,097 577 520 Alataua West 1,791 944 847 3,461 1,772 1,689 West 3,377 1,726 1,651 Palauli le Falefa 3,502 1,883 1,619 Satuipaitea 1,843 940 903 Palauli East 2,478 1,262 1,216

Total 187,820 96,990 90,830

11 Map 1.4: Total population by village, 2011 The village population is highly concentrated in the Apia Urban region and the North West region of Upolu. Map 1.4 clearly indicated that most villages

resided along the coastal areas relative to the inland areas.

12 Map 1.5: Population density by district, 2011

The overall population density for Samoa in 2011 was 67 persons per square kilometers a slight increase compared to 65 persons per square kilometers in 2006. The population is densely populated in the regions of AUA and NWU as shown in Map 1.5. The growing developments in education services,

communication, transportation, commercial activities, employment opportunities and also lands for sale in AUA and the adjacent NWU districts were some of the contributing factors to the growth and densities in those areas. Note: Refer to page 5 or flip last page for district names.

13 Map 1.6: Sex ratio by district, 2011

The sex ratio is defined as the number of males per 100 females. A sex ratio above 100 indicates more males than females. Map 1.6 showed that except for one district in the island of Savaii all other political districts have more males than females in their total population an indication of a male-dominated population.

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14 Map1.7: Dependency ratio population by district, 2011

The dependency ratio measures the dependents population relative to the working population. The ratio is based on the sum of child dependents

(age 0-14) and old-age dependents (65 years and over) expressed as proportion of the working age population (15-64) to capture the number of dependents. On average, the dependency ratio for Samoa was 76; this means for every 100 persons in the working age group, 76 persons were dependents. It is quite apparent that the dependency ratio is higher in most districts of Savaii and some districts at the tips of Upolu Island relative to the urban region and neighbouring districts. Note: Refer to page 5 or flip last page for district names

15 Map 1.8: In-migration by district, 2011

The in-migration map shows the distribution of persons aged 5 years and over who have migrated from their place of birth (5 years before the census 2011) to the place of residence at the time of the census 2011. Map 1.8 shows that the districts of Vaimauga West and Faleata West received the highest in-migrants in 2011 followed by Faleast East and Sagaga Le Falefa.

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16 Economic Characteristics

17 Map 2.1: Labour force participation rate by district, 2011

The labour force participation rate is defined as the proportion of the economy’s working age group 15 years and over that is economically active in the production of goods and services. Therefore the rate excludes domestic workers, school attendants and persons not capable of working and includes only

persons with paid jobs, subsistence workers, income earners and persons who were actively looking for jobs at the time of the 2011 census. The highest is noted in the Apia Urban region and some parts of Savaii and Upolu but the difference is small amongst all other districts.

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18 Map 2.2: Unemployment rate by district, 2011

The unemployed population included persons 15 years and over who were actively looking for jobs at the time of the 2011 census in terms of sending out applications forms, awaiting interview results or attending job interviews at the time.The unemployment rate in 2011 was 6 percent or a total of 2,720 persons looking for jobs. It is to be noted that the subsistence economy where agricultural production, informal manufacturing and fishing will always provide alternative work in the villages if paid jobs are not available elsewhere.

Table 1.2: Unemployment rate by region and sex, 2011

Regions Total Male Female

Apia Urban Area 5.7 6.3 4.6 North West Upolu 6.7 6.6 6.9 Rest of Upolu 5.9 5.1 9.2 Savaii 4.1 3.1 8.8

Samoa 5.7 5.2 6.8

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19 Map 2.3: Employment rate by district, 2011 The employed population comprised of persons 15 years and over who were working as employers, employees, self-employed, manufacturers, street sellers and subsistence workers. The high employment rates in the rural areas are due mainly to the on-going activities in the subsistence economy. Like most Pacific island countries, the subsistence economy is still the backbone of local food production, consumption and income earning for rural areas.

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20 Map 2.4: Non-economically active population 15+ by district, 2011

The non-economically active population included persons 15 years and over who attended school, performed domestic duties and also included persons who were not capable of working in the 2011 census. The average for Samoa was 59 percent.

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21 Education Characteristics

22 Map 3.1: Literacy rate of population age 15-24by district, 2011

The literacy rate for the youth population aged 15-24 is defined as the ability to read, write, and understand simple instructions using the Samoan or the English language. The youths (15-24) were given the option of either responding in English or in the . Map 3.1 shows that all districts achieved the literacy rate above 90 percent. Note: Refer to page 5 or flip last page for district names

23 Map 3.2: Primary school attendance (age 5-14) by district, 2011

The primary school attendance map shows the percentage of children attending Year 1 to Year 8 as a proportion of all children aged 5 to 14 years old in each district. The Apia Urban districts were amongst the districts with the lowest rates of primary school attendance despite being the recipient of all the best services in Samoa. Note: Refer to page 5 or flip last page for district names

24 Map 3.3: Secondary school attendance (age 13-17) by district, 2011

On average only 74 percent of persons aged 13 to 17 years old were attending secondary school at Year 9 to Year13 in 2011. It meant that about 30 percent of secondary school age children were not able to reach secondary education in 2011.

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25 Map 3.4: Tertiary level qualification (Post-secondary certificate, diploma, degree/higher) by district, 2011 The tertiary level education included persons 15 years and over with post-secondary and higher education qualifications such as Teaching Certificate, Nursing Certificate, UPY Certificate, University degrees and others. (It is to be noted that since the Foundation Year Programme at NUS is the only program of its level in Samoa and it is under the National University of Samoa, it was therefore treated as a post-secondary level qualification). Map 3.4 shows that the Apia Urban districts and Faleata West had the highest proportion of persons with tertiary education relative to other districts.

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26 Map 3.5: Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional tattooing by district, 2011

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27 Map 3.6: Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional carving by district, 2011

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28 Map 3.7: Population 15 years and over with skills in fishing by district, 2011

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29 Map 3.8: Population 15 years and over with skills in traditional weaving by district, 2011

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30 Map 3.9: Population 15 years and over with skills in carpentry by district, 2011

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31 Map 3.10: Population 15 years and over with skills in traditional healing by district, 2011

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32 Social Characteristics

33 Map 4.1: Disable population by district, 2011 The population of persons living with disabilities included persons who have long-term physical ailments or mental disabilities that had substantially limited their participation in community activities. The disabled population in 2011 was relatively low at 2 percent comprising of 4,061 people of the total

population.

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34 Map 4.2: Population with Samoan citizenship by district, 2011 The citizenship is the status of being a citizen of Samoa in which you have the right to live, work, vote, and pay taxes in Samoa. Map 4.2 revealed that more than 90 percent of all political districts were Samoan citizens with the Apia urban area having the least proportion compared to all other regions.

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35 Map 4.3: Top 6 religions by district, 2011

Samoans are devout Christians following diverse Protestant denominations, as well as the Roman Catholic Church. Map 4.3 shows the total proportion of persons 5 years and over who attended either one of the six most attended churches in Samoa such as the Congregational Christian Church of Samoa (EFKS), Roman Catholic, Latter-day Saints, Methodist, Assembly of God and the Seventh Day Adventists. Those six denominations made up 92 percent of the total church attendants in Samoa while the rest attended other denominations. Note: Refer to page 5 or flip last page for district names

36 Table 1.3: Population 5 years and over by religion and district, 2011 Political district Total EFKS Methodist Catholic Later Day Saints Assembly of God Seventh Day Adventist Others No Religion Not stated

Vaimauga West 20,912 7,974 1,820 4,543 1,771 1,075 821 2,763 104 41 Faleata East 10,896 2,125 1,224 3,581 2,090 586 252 991 36 11 Vaimauga East 6,652 2,707 195 1,419 1,036 424 386 470 9 6 Faleata West 16,190 4,370 2,106 3,496 1,652 1,795 475 2,246 41 9 Sagaga le Falefa 10,297 2,425 1,625 2,361 1,487 1,009 445 934 1 10 Sagaga le Usoga 4,837 1,661 493 820 695 302 369 494 2 1 Aana Alofi I 5,035 923 557 429 1,027 1,212 315 567 - 5 Aana Alofi II 2,826 874 188 851 490 101 63 258 - 1 Aana Alofi III 4,715 1,461 944 527 684 361 418 320 - - Gagaemauga I (Part) 2,738 246 51 1,817 273 31 116 204 - - Safata 5,245 2,096 914 689 923 445 130 45 3 - Siumu 1,923 416 232 292 428 148 63 344 - - Falelatai & Samatau 2,574 1,052 32 563 188 174 144 420 1 - Lefaga & Faleseela 3,411 1,364 221 602 553 311 56 304 - - Aiga i le Tai 4,242 1,581 915 719 662 147 34 179 3 2 Falealili 3,903 1,747 371 215 945 321 197 100 5 2 Lotofaga 1,551 618 - 489 201 177 38 27 - 1 Lepa 1,155 711 1 58 201 124 39 21 - - Aleipata itupa i Luga 1,137 671 283 26 62 49 46 - - - Aleipata itupa i Lalo 3,322 481 325 1,189 634 617 18 58 - - Anoamaa East 3,632 1,453 438 827 553 225 75 59 - 2 Anoamaa West 4,001 1,609 266 771 633 268 266 181 7 - Vaa o Fonoti 1,329 483 76 312 352 66 - 40 - - Gagaemauga II (Part) 327 4 258 7 - 25 - 33 - - Faasaleleaga I 5,380 1,405 1,360 597 767 649 295 292 11 4 Faasaleleaga II 2,662 1,267 5 333 686 215 37 118 - 1 Faasaleleaga III 2,392 1,038 4 146 656 83 241 223 1 - Faasalelelaga IV 1,374 397 38 283 329 149 115 62 1 - Gagaemauga I 1,587 475 22 533 246 164 80 67 - - Gagaemauga II 426 132 139 30 98 19 8 - - - Gagaemauga III 1,620 774 169 110 280 63 49 168 3 4 Gagaifomauga I 1,226 213 324 555 122 1 2 6 3 - Gagaifomauga II 1,937 966 254 195 288 181 48 5 - - Gagaifomauga III 1,193 703 223 64 30 128 14 31 - - Vaisigano East 1,920 674 564 179 268 17 129 89 - - Vaisigano West 1,357 451 159 386 213 114 5 27 - 2 Falealupo 926 266 - 352 67 50 26 164 1 - Alataua West 1,525 85 748 70 424 113 - 85 - - Salega 2,983 532 1,273 60 637 385 70 26 - - Palauli West 2,859 789 1,032 216 293 330 160 38 1 - Palauli le Falefa 3,013 962 1,141 102 556 60 109 83 - - Satuipaitea 1,591 - 1,086 8 265 79 53 94 - 6 Palauli East 2,140 950 3 399 585 75 8 120 - -

Total 160,961 51,131 22,079 31,221 24,350 12,868 6,215 12,756 233 108

37 Map 4.4: Matai title holder by district, 2011 The matai population constituted the proportion of persons 15 years and over who already had matai titles from their village of residence at the time of the census 2011 or other villages. About 14 percent of the total Samoan population 15 years and over had matai titles in the census 2011. Map 4.4 shows that the island of Savaii had the most number of districts in Samoa with proportions of matai ranging from 18 percent and over.

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38 Housing Characteristics

39 Map 5.1: Average household size by district, 2011

Map 5.1 shows that the average household size ranged from 7-8 persons per district indicating small differences across all political districts both urban and rural.

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40 Map 5.2: House ownership (own) by district, 2011

On average, 94 percent of the total households lived in their own dwellings, a factor that is unique in Samoa mainly because most people lived on customary lands. The highest proportions were dwell owners in the rural areas relative to the urban dwellers and its neighbouring districts where house rent is most common.

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41 Map 5.3: Access to improved drinking water by district, 2011

Improved drinking water was classified as drinking water from the metered tap, rain water, closed spring and purified water from the shop. In the census 2011, 75 percent or 19,631 households in Samoa had access to improved drinking water. Map 5.3 clearly indicates the differences across all the political districts in Upolu and Savaii.

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42 Map 5.4: Access to improved sanitation by district, 2011

Improved sanitation refers to households using flush or pour-flush toilets. Except for the political districts of Falealupo and Alataua West on the island of Savaii, more than 80 percent of households in all other districts had improved sanitation.

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43 Map 5.5: Improved waste water disposal by district, 2011 Improved waste water disposal refers to household using closed sewage for disposal of waste water. Map 5.5 shows that the Apia urban area and adjacent districts and some districts on the island of Savaii had better systems for water disposal than the rest of other political districts.

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44 Map 5.6: Customary land ownership by district, 2011

Most of customary land owners lived on Savaii Island. Map 5.6 shows the big difference between the proportion of customary land owners in Upolu and Savaii Island.

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45 Map 5.7: Household with Radio by District, 2011

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46 Appendix List of Tables

Table 1.1 Total Population by Sex and Region, 2011...... Table 1.2: Population Distribution by District, 2011...... 48 Table 1.3: Population Growth rate 2001 - 2011 by District ...... 49 Table 1.4 Total Population by Village, 2011 ...... 50 Table 1.5 Population Density by District (number of people / km2), 2011...... 52 Table 1.6 Sex Ratio by District (Number of males for every 100 females), 2011 ...... 53 Table1.7 Dependency Ratio Population by District, 2011...... 54 Table 1.8 Migration (In Migration and Out Migration), 2011 ...... 55 Table 2.1: Labour force participation rate by district, 2011 ...... Table 2.2 Unemployment Rate by District, 2011...... 56 Table 2.3 Employment Rate by District, 2011 ...... 57 Table 2.4 Non-economically active population 15+ by district, 2011 ...... 58 Table 3.1 Literacy rate of population age 15-24by district, 2011...... 59 Table 3.2 Primary school attendance (age 5-14) by district, 2011 (%)...... 60 Table 3.3 Secondary School Attendance (age 13-17) by district, 2011(%)...... 61 Table 3.4 Highest qualification (Post-secondary certificate, diploma, degree/higher) by district, 2011(%)...... 62 Table 3.5 to 3.10 Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional skills by district, 2011(count) ...... 63 Table 4.1 Disable population by district, 2011(%) ...... Table 4.2 Population with Samoan citizenship by district, 2011(%) ...... 64 Table 4.4 Matai title holder by district, 2011(%) ...... 65 Table 5.1 Average household size by district, 2011 ...... Table 5.2 House ownership (own) by district, 2011...... 66 Map 5.3: Access to improved drinking water by district, 201 ...... Table 5.4 Access to improved sanitation by district, 2011 ...... 67 Table 5.5 Improved waste water disposal by district, 2011 ...... Table 5.6 Customary land ownership by district, 2011...... 68 Table 5.7 Electronic Appliances by District, 2011 ...... 69

47 Table 1.1 Total Population by Sex and Region, 2011 Table 1.2: Population Distribution by District, 2011

Sex District ID District Name Total Male Female Region Total Male Female 1 Vaimauga East 7730 3917 3813 2 Vaimauga West 24105 12149 11956 Total 187820 96990 90830 3 Faleata East 12630 6336 6294 Apia Urban Area 36735 18485 18250 4 Faleata West 18895 9833 9062 North West Upolu 62390 32198 30192 5 Sagaga le Falefa 12104 6225 5879 6 Sagaga le Usoga 5741 2953 2788 Rest of Upolu 44293 23251 21042 7 Safata 6096 3159 2937 SAVAII 44402 23056 21346 8 Siumu 2281 1207 1074 9 Aana Alofi 1 5964 3079 2885 10 Aana Alofi 2 3258 1668 1590 11 Aana Alofi 3 5530 2870 2660 12 Falelatai & Samatau 3012 1552 1460 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 4005 2106 1899 14 Aiga i le Tai 5050 2665 2385 15 Falealili 4546 2414 2132 16 Lotofaga 1869 972 897 17 Lepa 1337 739 598 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 1322 690 632 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 3887 2042 1845 20 Anoamaa East 4274 2240 2034 21 Anoamaa West 4693 2438 2255 22 Vaa o Fonoti 1543 822 721 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 3168 1653 1515 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 378 205 173 30 Faasaleleaga I 6318 3278 3040 31 Faasaleleaga II 3037 1584 1453 32 Faasaleleaga III 2798 1434 1364 33 Faasalelelaga IV 1583 834 749 34 Gagaemauga I 1833 974 859 35 Gagaemauga II 486 237 249 36 Gagaemauga III 1892 953 939 37 Gagaifomauga I 1404 765 639 38 Gagaifomauga II 2243 1162 1081 39 Gagaifomauga III 1388 715 673 40 Vaisigano East 2255 1167 1088 41 Vaisigano West 1616 849 767 42 Falealupo 1097 577 520 43 Alataua West 1791 944 847 44 Salega 3461 1772 1689 45 Palauli West 3377 1726 1651 46 Palauli le Falefa 3502 1883 1619 47 Satuipaitea 1843 940 903 48 Palauli East 2478 1262 1216

48 Table 1.3: Population Growth rate 2001 - 2011 by District District ID District Name Pop 2011 Pop 2001 Growth Rate 1 Vaimauga East 7730 6990 1.0 2 Vaimauga West 24105 26494 -0.9 3 Faleata East 12630 12342 0.2 4 Faleata West 18895 14908 2.4 5 Sagaga le Falefa 12104 9463 2.5 6 Sagaga le Usoga 5741 4921 1.6 7 Safata 6096 5913 0.3 8 Siumu 2281 2160 0.5 9 Aana Alofi 1 5964 5271 1.2 10 Aana Alofi 2 3258 3034 0.7 11 Aana Alofi 3 5530 5161 0.7 12 Falelatai & Samatau 3012 2988 0.1 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 4005 3713 0.8 14 Aiga i le Tai 5050 4508 1.1 15 Falealili 4546 4528 0.0 16 Lotofaga 1869 1897 -0.1 17 Lepa 1337 1409 -0.5 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 1322 1230 0.7 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 3887 3384 1.4 20 Anoamaa East 4274 4085 0.5 21 Anoamaa West 4693 4635 0.1 22 Vaa o Fonoti 1543 1666 -0.8 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 3168 2828 1.1 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 378 358 0.5 30 Faasaleleaga I 6318 5771 0.9 31 Faasaleleaga II 3037 2949 0.3 32 Faasaleleaga III 2798 2632 0.6 33 Faasalelelaga IV 1583 1597 -0.1 34 Gagaemauga I 1833 1562 1.6 35 Gagaemauga II 486 609 -2.2 36 Gagaemauga III 1892 1751 0.8 37 Gagaifomauga I 1404 1392 0.1 38 Gagaifomauga II 2243 1920 1.6 39 Gagaifomauga III 1388 1458 -0.5 40 Vaisigano East 2255 2533 -1.2 41 Vaisigano West 1616 1465 1.0 42 Falealupo 1097 1023 0.7 43 Alataua West 1791 1622 1.0 44 Salega 3461 3725 -0.7 45 Palauli West 3377 3201 0.5 46 Palauli le Falefa 3502 3416 0.2 47 Satuipaitea 1843 1831 0.1 48 Palauli East 2478 2367 0.5

49 Table 1.4 Total Population by Village, 2011 Political District/Village Total Savalalo 180 Aleisa East 690 214 Vaimauga West Sogi 294 Aleisa West 790 Levi 124 Moataa 1,613 Mulinuu 21 Aele Fou 578 Matanofo 69 Vaivase Tai 880 Aai o Fiti 177 Nuu 2,102 Falevai 236 Vaivase Uta 565 Faleata East Sagaga le Usoga Samai 108 Magiagi Tai 1,877 Sinamoga 1,394 2,330 Lefaga & Faleseela Magiagi Uta 251 Moamoa 1,903 2,024 Matafaa 180 Toomatagi 263 2,034 Tuanai 1,387 Faleseela 875 Tanoaleia 1,188 429 Aana Alofi 1 Tanumalala 148 1,549 Faatoialemanu 1,088 3,745 Safaatoa 586 1,283 Tai 296 Fasitoouta 2,063 Tafagamanu 353 Tuaefu 224 Vaiala Uta 192 Lepale 156 399 East 551 Vinifou 110 Aana Alofi 2 Gagaifo O Le Vao 585 Seesee 443 Vaipuna 416 Nofoalii 1,964 Matautu 879 654 Levili 96 1,294 Aiga i le Tai Vaitoloa 654 Tausagi 77 Matautu Tai 192 Aana Alofi 3 1,512 Fasitoo Tai Olo 43 Matautu Uta 811 1,485 Vaimauga East Vailuutai 858 Paepaeala 150 Leone 609 Laulii 1,973 Faleatiu 680 Samea 142 Vaisagano 267 532 1,395 1,173 Aai o Niue 179 3,647 Faleolo 22 Lalovi 391 Maluafou 71 Fagalii 1,578 Afia 190 Apolima Fou 432 Malifa 175 Faleata West Vaipapa - Manono Uta 1,503 Lelata 231 Tulaele 416 Satuimalufilufi 661 324 Leifiifi 134 Talimatau 927 Afolau - Lepuiai 189 Motootua 794 2,269 Sina 239 106 Leufisa 282 Vaigaga 770 Gagaemauga I (Part) Satuilagi 72 606 Elise Fou 242 Leauvaa 3,168 197 Papauta 448 7,182 Safata Satoi 157 Vailima Saina 173 1,447 Saanapu Tai 143 Apolima Island 94 Toamua 922 Avele 677 Saanapu Uta Falealili I 279 1,162 Letava 379 Tai 289 Togitogiga 39 Vaoala 773 Puipaa 847 Falelauniu Sataoa Uta 991 Iliili - Tiapapata 308 54 Leaupani 69 Lotofaga 666 Saleilua 685 Afiamalu East 241 Tapatapao 178 Niusuatia 438 357 Afiamalu West 15 Tanumapua 1,118 464 Vaovai 521 Apia 219 941 Fusi 754 Matautu 355 Tauese 181 2,301 Fausaga 330 Tafatafa 145 Tufuiopa 337 Ululoloa 207 Tafitoala 402 Malaemalu 233 951 Tuanaimato West - Mulivai 457 Satalo 388 Palisi 1,047 Sagaga le Falefa Siumu Piu 47 Matafele 7 Faleula 2,596 Maninoa 432 Sapunaoa 485 Mulivai 16 Alamutu 322 Siumu 1,131 Salesatele 275 Tuloto 335 Levi 951 Siumu Uta 287 Siuniu 125 Togafuafua 392 Lotosoa 763 Saaga 431 Salani 570 469 Salepouae 717 Falelatai & Samatau Utulaelae 183 Alamagoto 1,106 Nonoa 595 Samatau 1,126 Sapoe 138 Vaimea 387 333 Siufaga 560 Lotofaga Fugalei 369 Utualii 586 Pata 459 433 Saleufi 143 Tufulele 1,081 Nefunefu 116 Lotofaga 1,055

50 Cont… Vavau 381 Gagaemauga II (Part) Safai 255 Palauli West Lepa Tai 51 Satoalepai 266 Foaluga 597 Aufaga 456 Salamumu Uta 327 320 Foalalo 365 210 Vaigalu 99 Faasaleleaga I Lelepa 315 703 Lepa 205 Maota 251 289 739 Siupapa 21 Fataloa 265 308 Taga 763 433 1,085 Vaipouli 139 Palauli le Falefa Lealatele 123 Satalafai 163 Gagaifomauga I 1,092 Aleipata itupa i Luga 471 147 Gautavai 174 742 Foua 412 1,257 Vaiala 183 Sili 1,099 Vailoa 381 Saletagaloa 272 Gagaifomauga II 235 199 Salelavalu Tai 415 Paia 317 Papa 322 Aleipata itupa i Lalo Salelavalu Uta 610 407 397 Satitoa 615 Vaifou 274 Leagiagi 161 Satuipaitea Malaela 193 Tino I Iva 810 Lefagaoalii 514 491 Lotopue 199 469 Matavai 191 572 Pitonuu 349 Mutiatele 306 Vaisaulu 120 440 Moasula 431 Saleaaumua 513 387 Fatuvalu 213 Palauli East Utufaalalafa 143 Safua 314 Gagaifomauga III Vailoa 770 Samusu 823 Faasaleleaga II Fagaee 198 Vaitoomuli 698 Amaile 220 Sapapalii 952 Sasina 514 1,010 Tiavea 826 356 Letui 307 Alafou 49 Eveeve 215 369 Anoamaa East Fusi 133 Vaisigano East Saletele 141 Fuifatu 80 Utuloa 25 Sauano 187 221 Matavai (Asau) 1,207 Falevao 692 236 573 Lalomauga 369 327 Vaisala 450 Manunu 354 Tapueleele 267 Vaisigano West Sauniatu 91 Vaiola 162 Fagasa 227 950 Vaiaata 88 905 Falefa 1,490 Faasaleleaga III 484 Anoamaa West Siufaga 561 Falealupo Saolufata 721 Sapini 172 Falealupo 598 Fusi 446 Luua 291 Vaotupua 168 Salelesi 340 Malae 203 Avata 331 Eva 281 284 Alataua West 1,635 Saasaai 579 426 Luatuanuu 883 708 Neiafu Tai 325 Leusoalii 381 Faasaleleaga IV Neiafu Uta 599 Solaua 6 Lano 764 441 Vaa o Fonoti Asaga 288 Salega 218 Puapua 531 299 56 Gagaemauga I Samata I Tai 443 Lona 210 608 Samata I Uta 633 Maasina 126 Samalaeulu 1,009 239 Taelefaga 181 216 Faiaai 395 Salimu 60 Gagaemauga II 460 63 486 Fogasavaii 324 629 Gagaemauga III 668

51 Table 1.5 Population Density by District (number of people / km2) District ID District Name Total Area/square km Total_Population Pop_Density 1 Vaimauga East 46.18 7730 , 2011 167 2 Vaimauga West 78.63 24105 307 3 Faleata East 21.63 12630 584 4 Faleata West 45.18 18895 418 5 Sagaga le Falefa 90.26 12104 134 6 Sagaga le Usoga 15.36 5741 374 7 Safata 84.12 6096 72 8 Siumu 37.34 2281 61 9 Aana Alofi 1 31.25 5964 191 10 Aana Alofi 2 14.75 3258 221 11 Aana Alofi 3 42 5530 132 12 Falelatai & Samatau 32.7 3012 92 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 71.64 4005 56 14 Aiga i le Tai 27.68 5050 182 15 Falealili 146.1 4546 31 16 Lotofaga 41.92 1869 45 17 Lepa 22.58 1337 59 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 15.11 1322 87 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 72.13 3887 54 20 Anoamaa East 47.21 4274 91 21 Anoamaa West 80 4693 59 22 Vaa o Fonoti 33.04 1543 47 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 5.558 3168 570 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 13.11 378 29 30 Faasaleleaga I 89.62 6318 70 31 Faasaleleaga II 95.62 3037 32 32 Faasaleleaga III 17.81 2798 157 33 Faasalelelaga IV 58.07 1583 27 34 Gagaemauga I 141.4 1833 13 35 Gagaemauga II 30.64 486 16 36 Gagaemauga III 40.36 1892 47 37 Gagaifomauga I 8.817 1404 159 38 Gagaifomauga II 90.93 2243 25 39 Gagaifomauga III 218.4 1388 6 40 Vaisigano East 136.1 2255 17 41 Vaisigano West 28 1616 58 42 Falealupo 23.08 1097 48 43 Alataua West 39.96 1791 45 44 Salega 112.6 3461 31 45 Palauli West 176.9 3377 19 46 Palauli le Falefa 291.3 3502 12 47 Satuipaitea 55.39 1843 33 48 Palauli East 55.55 2478 45

52 Table 1.6 Sex Ratio by District (Number of males for every 100 females) District ID District Name Total Male Female Sex Ratio 1 Vaimauga East 7730 3917 3813 , 2011 103 2 Vaimauga West 24105 12149 11956 102 3 Faleata East 12630 6336 6294 101 4 Faleata West 18895 9833 9062 109 5 Sagaga le Falefa 12104 6225 5879 106 6 Sagaga le Usoga 5741 2953 2788 106 7 Safata 6096 3159 2937 108 8 Siumu 2281 1207 1074 112 9 Aana Alofi 1 5964 3079 2885 107 10 Aana Alofi 2 3258 1668 1590 105 11 Aana Alofi 3 5530 2870 2660 108 12 Falelatai & Samatau 3012 1552 1460 106 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 4005 2106 1899 111 14 Aiga i le Tai 5050 2665 2385 112 15 Falealili 4546 2414 2132 113 16 Lotofaga 1869 972 897 108 17 Lepa 1337 739 598 124 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 1322 690 632 109 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 3887 2042 1845 111 20 Anoamaa East 4274 2240 2034 110 21 Anoamaa West 4693 2438 2255 108 22 Vaa o Fonoti 1543 822 721 114 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 3168 1653 1515 109 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 378 205 173 118 30 Faasaleleaga I 6318 3278 3040 108 31 Faasaleleaga II 3037 1584 1453 109 32 Faasaleleaga III 2798 1434 1364 105 33 Faasalelelaga IV 1583 834 749 111 34 Gagaemauga I 1833 974 859 113 35 Gagaemauga II 486 237 249 95 36 Gagaemauga III 1892 953 939 101 37 Gagaifomauga I 1404 765 639 120 38 Gagaifomauga II 2243 1162 1081 107 39 Gagaifomauga III 1388 715 673 106 40 Vaisigano East 2255 1167 1088 107 41 Vaisigano West 1616 849 767 111 42 Falealupo 1097 577 520 111 43 Alataua West 1791 944 847 111 44 Salega 3461 1772 1689 105 45 Palauli West 3377 1726 1651 105 46 Palauli le Falefa 3502 1883 1619 116 47 Satuipaitea 1843 940 903 104 48 Palauli East 2478 1262 1216 104

53 Table1.7 Dependency Ratio Population by District, 2011 District ID District Name Pop 0-14 & 65+ Pop between 15-64 Dependency Ratio 1 Vaimauga East 3343 4384 76 2 Vaimauga West 9714 14385 68 3 Faleata East 5160 7470 69 4 Faleata West 7502 11378 66 5 Sagaga le Falefa 5138 6966 74 6 Sagaga le Usoga 2529 3212 79 7 Safata 2674 3422 78 8 Siumu 995 1286 77 9 Aana Alofi 1 2645 3319 80 10 Aana Alofi 2 1345 1913 70 11 Aana Alofi 3 2410 3120 77 12 Falelatai & Samatau 1363 1649 83 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 1737 2268 77 14 Aiga i le Tai 2288 2762 83 15 Falealili 1973 2572 77 16 Lotofaga 862 1007 86 17 Lepa 606 731 83 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 576 745 77 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 1751 2134 82 20 Anoamaa East 1956 2318 84 21 Anoamaa West 2053 2640 78 22 Vaa o Fonoti 688 855 80 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 1412 1756 80 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 144 234 62 30 Faasaleleaga I 2880 3438 84 31 Faasaleleaga II 1281 1756 73 32 Faasaleleaga III 1276 1522 84 33 Faasalelelaga IV 697 886 79 34 Gagaemauga I 810 1023 79 35 Gagaemauga II 219 267 82 36 Gagaemauga III 851 1041 82 37 Gagaifomauga I 642 762 84 38 Gagaifomauga II 1047 1196 88 39 Gagaifomauga III 664 724 92 40 Vaisigano East 1026 1227 84 41 Vaisigano West 800 816 98 42 Falealupo 542 555 98 43 Alataua West 881 910 97 44 Salega 1603 1858 86 45 Palauli West 1567 1810 87 46 Palauli le Falefa 1606 1896 85 47 Satuipaitea 794 1049 76 48 Palauli East 1125 1353 83

54 Table 1.8 Migration (In Migration and Out Migration), 2011 District Code District Name in migration out migration 1 Vaimauga East 2746 1166 2 Vaimauga West 8459 5278 3 Faleata East 5458 2396 4 Faleata West 9545 2004 5 Sagaga le Falefa 4895 2115 6 Sagaga le Usoga 1431 1187 7 Safata 1266 1806 8 Siumu 604 537 9 Aana Alofi 1 1308 1243 10 Aana Alofi 2 799 871 11 Aana Alofi 3 1152 1324 12 Falelatai & Samatau 624 1088 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 1085 1045 14 Aiga i le Tai 1212 1296 15 Falealili 937 1742 16 Lotofaga 402 589 17 Lepa 286 626 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 342 477 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 914 1088 20 Anoamaa East 987 1207 21 Anoamaa West 880 1189 22 Vaa o Fonoti 387 718 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 658 674 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 137 165 30 Faasaleleaga I 1335 1570 31 Faasaleleaga II 889 1521 32 Faasaleleaga III 727 1020 33 Faasalelelaga IV 443 645 34 Gagaemauga I 477 756 35 Gagaemauga II 95 339 36 Gagaemauga III 543 989 37 Gagaifomauga I 297 1008 38 Gagaifomauga II 569 1287 39 Gagaifomauga III 319 836 40 Vaisigano East 557 1250 41 Vaisigano West 426 937 42 Falealupo 275 544 43 Alataua West 544 943 44 Salega 803 1734 45 Palauli West 846 1588 46 Palauli le Falefa 827 1479 47 Satuipaitea 434 802 48 Palauli East 560 1188

55 Table 2.1: Labour force participation rate by district, 2011 Table 2.2 Unemployment Rate by District, 2011 District Code District Name LFP District Code District Name Unemployment 1 Vaimauga East 36 1 Vaimauga East 9 2 Vaimauga West 47 2 Vaimauga West 6 3 Faleata East 46 3 Faleata East 6 4 Faleata West 44 4 Faleata West 5 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 40 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 9 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 41 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 5 7 Safata 31 7 Safata 6 8 Siumu 37 8 Siumu 5 9 Aana Alofi 1 40 9 Aana Alofi 1 8 10 Aana Alofi 2 34 10 Aana Alofi 2 10 11 Aana Alofi 3 38 11 Aana Alofi 3 3 12 Falelatai & Samatau 39 12 Falelatai & Samatau 4 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 45 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 3 14 Aiga i le Tai 40 14 Aiga i le Tai 7 15 Falealili 34 15 Falealili 4 16 Lotofaga 43 16 Lotofaga 6 17 Lepa 33 17 Lepa 7 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 43 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 9 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 45 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 5 20 Anoamaa East 31 20 Anoamaa East 4 21 Anoamaa West 36 21 Anoamaa West 11 22 Vaa o Fonoti 37 22 Vaa o Fonoti 10 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 46 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 7 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 47 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 14 30 Faasaleleaga I 41 30 Faasaleleaga I 9 31 Faasaleleaga II 31 31 Faasaleleaga II 7 32 Faasaleleaga III 43 32 Faasaleleaga III 4 33 Faasalelelaga IV 44 33 Faasalelelaga IV 4 34 Gagaemauga I 46 34 Gagaemauga I 3 35 Gagaemauga II 47 35 Gagaemauga II 0 36 Gagaemauga III 39 36 Gagaemauga III 1 37 Gagaifomauga I 46 37 Gagaifomauga I 3 38 Gagaifomauga II 44 38 Gagaifomauga II 3 39 Gagaifomauga III 47 39 Gagaifomauga III 3 40 Vaisigano East 48 40 Vaisigano East 3 41 Vaisigano West 40 41 Vaisigano West 4 42 Falealupo 50 42 Falealupo 1 43 Alataua West 41 43 Alataua West 6 44 Salega 41 44 Salega 1 45 Palauli West 44 45 Palauli West 1 46 Palauli le Falefa 39 46 Palauli le Falefa 4 47 Satuipaitea 42 47 Satuipaitea 1 48 Palauli East 45 48 Palauli East 6

56 Table 2.3 Employment Rate by District, 2011 District Code District Name Employment(E) Unemployed(U) L=E+U Employment RateE/L 1 Vaimauga East 1542 157 1699 91 2 Vaimauga West 6949 420 7369 94 3 Faleata East 3470 206 3676 94 4 Faleata West 4996 285 5281 95 5 Sagaga le Falefa 2686 254 2940 91 6 Sagaga le Usoga 1345 66 1411 95 7 Safata 1096 69 1165 94 8 Siumu 483 28 511 95 9 Aana Alofi 1 1326 109 1435 92 10 Aana Alofi 2 636 73 709 90 11 Aana Alofi 3 1241 44 1285 97 12 Falelatai & Samatau 681 29 710 96 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 1092 30 1122 97 14 Aiga i le Tai 1123 81 1204 93 15 Falealili 917 34 951 96 16 Lotofaga 441 27 468 94 17 Lepa 247 20 267 93 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 320 30 350 91 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 998 57 1055 95 20 Anoamaa East 758 31 789 96 21 Anoamaa West 922 110 1032 89 22 Vaa o Fonoti 320 35 355 90 23 Gagaemauga I 687 48 735 93 24 Gagaemauga II 104 17 121 86 30 Faasaleleaga I 1403 144 1547 91 31 Faasaleleaga II 556 40 596 93 32 Faasaleleaga III 692 32 724 96 33 Faasalelelaga IV 414 17 431 96 34 Gagaemauga I 507 13 520 98 35 Gagaemauga II 140 0 140 100 36 Gagaemauga III 431 6 437 99 37 Gagaifomauga I 384 13 397 97 38 Gagaifomauga II 574 15 589 97 39 Gagaifomauga III 368 13 381 97 40 Vaisigano East 644 19 663 97 41 Vaisigano West 356 14 370 96 42 Falealupo 305 4 309 99 43 Alataua West 395 25 420 94 44 Salega 848 10 858 99 45 Palauli West 863 9 872 99 46 Palauli le Falefa 791 37 828 96 47 Satuipaitea 480 6 486 99 48 Palauli East 630 43 673 94

57 Table 2.4 Non-economically active population 15+ by district, 2011 Non economically Non economically Non economically active active active District Code District Name Total Male Female 1 Vaimauga East 64 28 36 2 Vaimauga West 53 21 32 3 Faleata East 54 21 33 4 Faleata West 56 23 33 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 61 24 37 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 59 21 38 7 Safata 69 29 41 8 Siumu 63 23 41 9 Aana Alofi 1 60 22 38 10 Aana Alofi 2 66 26 40 11 Aana Alofi 3 62 25 37 12 Falelatai & Samatau 61 21 40 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 55 17 38 14 Aiga i le Tai 60 21 39 15 Falealili 66 26 40 16 Lotofaga 57 14 44 17 Lepa 67 26 41 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 57 20 37 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 55 15 40 20 Anoamaa East 69 28 40 21 Anoamaa West 64 26 38 22 Vaa o Fonoti 63 24 38 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 61 24 37 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 52 18 35 30 Faasaleleaga I 59 21 38 31 Faasaleleaga II 69 29 40 32 Faasaleleaga III 57 16 41 33 Faasalelelaga IV 56 16 40 34 Gagaemauga I 54 14 40 35 Gagaemauga II 54 12 42 36 Gagaemauga III 61 21 41 37 Gagaifomauga I 54 16 39 38 Gagaifomauga II 56 12 43 39 Gagaifomauga III 53 13 40 40 Vaisigano East 52 13 39 41 Vaisigano West 60 17 43 42 Falealupo 50 8 42 43 Alataua West 59 14 45 44 Salega 59 15 44 45 Palauli West 56 13 44 46 Palauli le Falefa 61 19 41 47 Satuipaitea 58 18 40 48 Palauli East 56 15 41

58 Table 3.1 Literacy rate of population age 15-24by district, 2011 District Code District Name Total Literate persons Total rates 1 Vaimauga East 1445 1418 98.1 2 Vaimauga West 4817 4757 98.8 3 Faleata East 2455 2408 98.1 4 Faleata West 3823 3780 98.9 5 Sagaga le Falefa 2308 2260 97.9 6 Sagaga le Usoga 1062 1050 98.9 7 Safata 1212 1183 97.6 8 Siumu 410 400 97.6 9 Aana Alofi 1 1084 1047 96.6 10 Aana Alofi 2 663 650 98.0 11 Aana Alofi 3 1062 1048 98.7 12 Falelatai & Samatau 513 500 97.5 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 654 644 98.5 14 Aiga i le Tai 902 858 95.1 15 Falealili 807 789 97.8 16 Lotofaga 306 296 96.7 17 Lepa 244 233 95.5 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 214 212 99.1 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 698 678 97.1 20 Anoamaa East 755 739 97.9 21 Anoamaa West 848 821 96.8 22 Vaa o Fonoti 242 238 98.3 23 Gagaemauga I 572 553 96.7 24 Gagaemauga II 87 86 98.9 30 Faasaleleaga I 1091 1056 96.8 31 Faasaleleaga II 587 583 99.3 32 Faasaleleaga III 462 455 98.5 33 Faasalelelaga IV 301 298 99.0 34 Gagaemauga I 325 322 99.1 35 Gagaemauga II 73 72 98.6 36 Gagaemauga III 367 358 97.5 37 Gagaifomauga I 213 211 99.1 38 Gagaifomauga II 385 358 93.0 39 Gagaifomauga III 216 212 98.1 40 Vaisigano East 329 314 95.4 41 Vaisigano West 227 225 99.1 42 Falealupo 156 149 95.5 43 Alataua West 241 236 97.9 44 Salega 594 574 96.6 45 Palauli West 546 521 95.4 46 Palauli le Falefa 603 574 95.2 47 Satuipaitea 340 333 97.9 48 Palauli East 408 387 94.9

59 Table 3.2 Primary school attendance (age 5-14) by district, 2011 (%) Primary school District Code District Name attendance(%) 1 Vaimauga East 82 2 Vaimauga West 79 3 Faleata East 78 4 Faleata West 80 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 84 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 82 7 Safata 82 8 Siumu 80 9 Aana Alofi 1 80 10 Aana Alofi 2 83 11 Aana Alofi 3 82 12 Falelatai & Samatau 81 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 82 14 Aiga i le Tai 81 15 Falealili 86 16 Lotofaga 85 17 Lepa 91 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 83 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 84 20 Anoamaa East 85 21 Anoamaa West 82 22 Vaa o Fonoti 87 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 80 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 88 30 Faasaleleaga I 82 31 Faasaleleaga II 81 32 Faasaleleaga III 83 33 Faasalelelaga IV 84 34 Gagaemauga I 86 35 Gagaemauga II 86 36 Gagaemauga III 79 37 Gagaifomauga I 83 38 Gagaifomauga II 84 39 Gagaifomauga III 84 40 Vaisigano East 82 41 Vaisigano West 83 42 Falealupo 82 43 Alataua West 89 44 Salega 85 45 Palauli West 83 46 Palauli le Falefa 82 47 Satuipaitea 78 48 Palauli East 73

60 Table 3.3 Secondary School Attendance (age 13-17) by district, 2011(%) Secondary School District Code District Name Attendance(%) 1 Vaimauga East 73 2 Vaimauga West 82 3 Faleata East 80 4 Faleata West 80 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 67 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 71 7 Safata 71 8 Siumu 76 9 Aana Alofi 1 70 10 Aana Alofi 2 82 11 Aana Alofi 3 71 12 Falelatai & Samatau 70 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 76 14 Aiga i le Tai 69 15 Falealili 72 16 Lotofaga 68 17 Lepa 75 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 74 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 65 20 Anoamaa East 69 21 Anoamaa West 73 22 Vaa o Fonoti 50 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 64 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 66 30 Faasaleleaga I 78 31 Faasaleleaga II 90 32 Faasaleleaga III 77 33 Faasalelelaga IV 82 34 Gagaemauga I 74 35 Gagaemauga II 79 36 Gagaemauga III 87 37 Gagaifomauga I 71 38 Gagaifomauga II 67 39 Gagaifomauga III 81 40 Vaisigano East 68 41 Vaisigano West 60 42 Falealupo 55 43 Alataua West 54 44 Salega 70 45 Palauli West 63 46 Palauli le Falefa 67 47 Satuipaitea 78 48 Palauli East 70

61 Table 3.4 Highest qualification (Post-secondary certificate, diploma, degree/higher) by district, 2011(%)

District Code District Name highest qualification(%) 1 Vaimauga East 15 2 Vaimauga West 24 3 Faleata East 22 4 Faleata West 19 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 13 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 9 7 Safata 8 8 Siumu 11 9 Aana Alofi 1 8 10 Aana Alofi 2 10 11 Aana Alofi 3 6 12 Falelatai & Samatau 7 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 11 14 Aiga i le Tai 7 15 Falealili 8 16 Lotofaga 6 17 Lepa 9 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 11 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 6 20 Anoamaa East 11 21 Anoamaa West 9 22 Vaa o Fonoti 12 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 4 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 11 30 Faasaleleaga I 10 31 Faasaleleaga II 10 32 Faasaleleaga III 8 33 Faasalelelaga IV 7 34 Gagaemauga I 5 35 Gagaemauga II 5 36 Gagaemauga III 9 37 Gagaifomauga I 8 38 Gagaifomauga II 6 39 Gagaifomauga III 8 40 Vaisigano East 12 41 Vaisigano West 9 42 Falealupo 4 43 Alataua West 6 44 Salega 5 45 Palauli West 6 46 Palauli le Falefa 7 47 Satuipaitea 7 48 Palauli East 8

62 Table 3.5 to 3.10 Population 15 years and over with knowledge in traditional skills by district, 2011(count)

District Code District Name Tattooing Carpentry Carving Weaving Fishing Traditional massage 1 Vaimauga East 10 240 124 882 471 135 2 Vaimauga West 55 761 315 1853 681 279 3 Faleata East 33 512 257 1245 391 203 4 Faleata West 48 741 434 1804 760 338 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 34 572 451 1783 943 302 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 9 201 155 818 347 91 7 Safata 14 279 107 1151 867 144 8 Siumu 2 41 38 303 168 39 9 Aana Alofi 1 25 262 171 974 590 129 10 Aana Alofi 2 4 160 97 552 391 96 11 Aana Alofi 3 15 303 171 974 590 129 12 Falelatai & Samatau 13 92 42 561 233 91 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 10 172 97 705 494 95 14 Aiga i le Tai 12 248 153 1024 803 124 15 Falealili 4 167 69 770 550 108 16 Lotofaga 3 61 45 401 209 54 17 Lepa 1 54 26 221 214 16 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 24 70 52 215 162 48 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 8 184 77 785 613 176 20 Anoamaa East 9 139 155 715 571 102 21 Anoamaa West 35 231 142 754 515 197 22 Vaa o Fonoti 5 87 101 328 304 65 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 3 94 58 477 193 51 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 0 32 0 97 59 2 30 Faasaleleaga I 16 241 193 1006 581 173 31 Faasaleleaga II 4 116 116 548 391 78 32 Faasaleleaga III 1 156 211 663 537 78 33 Faasalelelaga IV 8 55 81 375 308 55 34 Gagaemauga I 2 54 80 369 133 34 35 Gagaemauga II 0 14 6 118 70 15 36 Gagaemauga III 4 78 57 412 233 43 37 Gagaifomauga I 1 33 47 273 205 45 38 Gagaifomauga II 1 118 101 474 291 82 39 Gagaifomauga III 64 84 47 272 99 36 40 Vaisigano East 1 93 92 478 411 88 41 Vaisigano West 5 124 102 401 288 71 42 Falealupo 2 73 28 261 181 50 43 Alataua West 3 93 67 468 376 51 44 Salega 5 133 86 754 424 94 45 Palauli West 5 215 88 701 432 138 46 Palauli le Falefa 4 130 163 748 568 162 47 Satuipaitea 3 78 127 427 310 88 48 Palauli East 8 94 68 532 279 52

63 Table 4.1 Disable population by district, 2011(%) Table 4.2 Population with Samoan citizenship by district, 2011(%)

District Code District Name Disable (%) District Code District Name Citizenship(%) 1 Vaimauga East 2 1 Vaimauga East 95.6 2 Vaimauga West 2 2 Vaimauga West 91.7 3 Faleata East 2 3 Faleata East 92.3 4 Faleata West 2 4 Faleata West 93.6 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 2 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 95.1 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 2 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 97.5 7 Safata 2 7 Safata 98.2 8 Siumu 2 8 Siumu 96.1 9 Aana Alofi 1 1 9 Aana Alofi 1 97.3 10 Aana Alofi 2 1 10 Aana Alofi 2 95.9 11 Aana Alofi 3 2 11 Aana Alofi 3 98.2 12 Falelatai & Samatau 4 12 Falelatai & Samatau 97.8 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 3 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 96.5 14 Aiga i le Tai 4 14 Aiga i le Tai 98.2 15 Falealili 3 15 Falealili 98.1 16 Lotofaga 3 16 Lotofaga 97.6 17 Lepa 2 17 Lepa 98.2 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 2 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 97.4 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 4 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 98.3 20 Anoamaa East 1 20 Anoamaa East 95.9 21 Anoamaa West 2 21 Anoamaa West 97.2 22 Vaa o Fonoti 3 22 Vaa o Fonoti 97.7 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 2 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 97.6 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 3 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 97.1 30 Faasaleleaga I 2 30 Faasaleleaga I 98.3 31 Faasaleleaga II 2 31 Faasaleleaga II 97.3 32 Faasaleleaga III 2 32 Faasaleleaga III 98.3 33 Faasalelelaga IV 1 33 Faasalelelaga IV 98.5 34 Gagaemauga I 2 34 Gagaemauga I 99.1 35 Gagaemauga II 2 35 Gagaemauga II 99.4 36 Gagaemauga III 2 36 Gagaemauga III 99.2 37 Gagaifomauga I 4 37 Gagaifomauga I 98.8 38 Gagaifomauga II 3 38 Gagaifomauga II 98.6 39 Gagaifomauga III 3 39 Gagaifomauga III 98.8 40 Vaisigano East 3 40 Vaisigano East 98.8 41 Vaisigano West 4 41 Vaisigano West 98.8 42 Falealupo 3 42 Falealupo 97.7 43 Alataua West 2 43 Alataua West 98.2 44 Salega 3 44 Salega 98.9 45 Palauli West 3 45 Palauli West 99.1 46 Palauli le Falefa 3 46 Palauli le Falefa 99.1 47 Satuipaitea 3 47 Satuipaitea 99.4 48 Palauli East 3 48 Palauli East 99.2

64 Table 4.4 Matai title holder by district, 2011(%) District Code District Name Matai(%) 1 Vaimauga East 13 2 Vaimauga West 13 3 Faleata East 12 4 Faleata West 12 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 11 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 13 7 Safata 14 8 Siumu 13 9 Aana Alofi 1 13 10 Aana Alofi 2 10 11 Aana Alofi 3 14 12 Falelatai & Samatau 20 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 16 14 Aiga i le Tai 14 15 Falealili 15 16 Lotofaga 16 17 Lepa 15 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 13 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 13 20 Anoamaa East 12 21 Anoamaa West 13 22 Vaa o Fonoti 15 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 15 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 16 30 Faasaleleaga I 23 31 Faasaleleaga II 19 32 Faasaleleaga III 17 33 Faasalelelaga IV 21 34 Gagaemauga I 19 35 Gagaemauga II 25 36 Gagaemauga III 17 37 Gagaifomauga I 16 38 Gagaifomauga II 17 39 Gagaifomauga III 24 40 Vaisigano East 20 41 Vaisigano West 22 42 Falealupo 19 43 Alataua West 22 44 Salega 19 45 Palauli West 18 46 Palauli le Falefa 19 47 Satuipaitea 19 48 Palauli East 18

65 Table 5.1 Average household size by district, 2011 Table 5.2 House ownership (own) by district, 2011 Average popoulation District Code District Name House Own (%) District Code District Name per household 1 Vaimauga East 93.8 1 Vaimauga East 7 2 Vaimauga West 89.6 2 Vaimauga West 7 3 Faleata East 88.6 3 Faleata East 7 4 Faleata West 91.2 4 Faleata West 7 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 88.3 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 7 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 98.7 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 7 7 Safata 97.9 7 Safata 8 8 Siumu 96.8 8 Siumu 7 9 Aana Alofi 1 97.6 9 Aana Alofi 1 7 10 Aana Alofi 2 97.4 10 Aana Alofi 2 7 11 Aana Alofi 3 95.6 11 Aana Alofi 3 8 12 Falelatai & Samatau 98 12 Falelatai & Samatau 7 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 95.3 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 7 14 Aiga i le Tai 95.8 14 Aiga i le Tai 8 15 Falealili 96.7 15 Falealili 7 16 Lotofaga 96 16 Lotofaga 7 17 Lepa 97.8 17 Lepa 7 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 99 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 7 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 97.5 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 7 20 Anoamaa East 91.4 20 Anoamaa East 8 21 Anoamaa West 97.4 21 Anoamaa West 8 22 Vaa o Fonoti 97.3 22 Vaa o Fonoti 7 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 99.3 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 8 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 93.8 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 7 30 Faasaleleaga I 97.6 30 Faasaleleaga I 7 31 Faasaleleaga II 87.4 31 Faasaleleaga II 7 32 Faasaleleaga III 99 32 Faasaleleaga III 7 33 Faasalelelaga IV 7 33 Faasalelelaga IV 96.8 34 Gagaemauga I 8 34 Gagaemauga I 97.5 35 Gagaemauga II 7 35 Gagaemauga II 98.6 36 Gagaemauga III 7 36 Gagaemauga III 94.8 37 Gagaifomauga I 7 37 Gagaifomauga I 96 38 Gagaifomauga II 8 38 Gagaifomauga II 97.5 39 Gagaifomauga III 7 39 Gagaifomauga III 96.4 40 Vaisigano East 7 40 Vaisigano East 98.5 41 Vaisigano West 8 41 Vaisigano West 98.1 42 Falealupo 7 42 Falealupo 98.8 43 Alataua West 7 43 Alataua West 98 44 Salega 7 44 Salega 97.2 45 Palauli West 7 45 Palauli West 97.2 46 Palauli le Falefa 8 46 Palauli le Falefa 97.8 47 Satuipaitea 8 47 Satuipaitea 98 48 Palauli East 8 48 Palauli East 96.7

66 Map 5.3: Access to improved drinking water by district, 2011 Table 5.4 Access to improved sanitation by district, 2011 District Code District Name Improved drinking water(%) District Code District Name Improved sanitation(%) 1 Vaimauga East 37 1 Vaimauga East 99 2 Vaimauga West 83 2 Vaimauga West 98 3 Faleata East 96 3 Faleata East 98 4 Faleata West 93 4 Faleata West 98 5 Sagaga le Falefa 88 5 Sagaga le Falefa 92 6 Sagaga le Usoga 94 6 Sagaga le Usoga 96 7 Safata 43 7 Safata 95 8 Siumu 60 8 Siumu 90 9 Aana Alofi 1 96 9 Aana Alofi 1 84 10 Aana Alofi 2 82 10 Aana Alofi 2 91 11 Aana Alofi 3 78 11 Aana Alofi 3 88 12 Falelatai & Samatau 55 12 Falelatai & Samatau 98 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 84 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 99 14 Aiga i le Tai 99 14 Aiga i le Tai 92 15 Falealili 28 15 Falealili 97 16 Lotofaga 56 16 Lotofaga 90 17 Lepa 60 17 Lepa 99 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 71 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 94 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 48 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 91 20 Anoamaa East 44 20 Anoamaa East 97 21 Anoamaa West 12 21 Anoamaa West 98 22 Vaa o Fonoti 39 22 Vaa o Fonoti 99 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 81 23 Gagaemauga I(part) 93 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 100 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 100 30 Faasaleleaga I 99 30 Faasaleleaga I 98 31 Faasaleleaga II 95 31 Faasaleleaga II 96 32 Faasaleleaga III 100 32 Faasaleleaga III 98 33 Faasalelelaga IV 100 33 Faasalelelaga IV 98 34 Gagaemauga I 6 34 Gagaemauga I 98 35 Gagaemauga II 97 35 Gagaemauga II 100 36 Gagaemauga III 27 36 Gagaemauga III 98 37 Gagaifomauga I 88 37 Gagaifomauga I 99 38 Gagaifomauga II 91 38 Gagaifomauga II 97 39 Gagaifomauga III 99 39 Gagaifomauga III 94 40 Vaisigano East 99 40 Vaisigano East 88 41 Vaisigano West 98 41 Vaisigano West 83 42 Falealupo 100 42 Falealupo 67 43 Alataua West 99 43 Alataua West 81 44 Salega 100 44 Salega 97 45 Palauli West 60 45 Palauli West 94 46 Palauli le Falefa 22 46 Palauli le Falefa 94 47 Satuipaitea 1 47 Satuipaitea 97 48 Palauli East 4 48 Palauli East 98

67 Table 5.5 Improved waste water disposal by district, 2011 Table 5.6 Customary land ownership by district, 2011 District Code District Name Improved waste water (%) District Code District Name Customary Land (%) 1 Vaimauga East 95 1 Vaimauga East 59 2 Vaimauga West 94 2 Vaimauga West 30 3 Faleata East 95 3 Faleata East 28 4 Faleata West 90 4 Faleata West 22 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 80 5 Sagaga Le Falefa 50 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 79 6 Sagaga Le Usoga 94 7 Safata 85 7 Safata 97 8 Siumu 83 8 Siumu 89 9 Aana Alofi 1 75 9 Aana Alofi 1 93 10 Aana Alofi 2 74 10 Aana Alofi 2 96 11 Aana Alofi 3 70 11 Aana Alofi 3 86 12 Falelatai & Samatau 93 12 Falelatai & Samatau 88 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 89 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 95 14 Aiga i le Tai 73 14 Aiga i le Tai 85 15 Falealili 86 15 Falealili 93 16 Lotofaga 83 16 Lotofaga 95 17 Lepa 72 17 Lepa 99 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 74 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 100 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 79 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 97 20 Anoamaa East 89 20 Anoamaa East 98 21 Anoamaa West 90 21 Anoamaa West 95 22 Vaa o Fonoti 86 22 Vaa o Fonoti 100 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 85 23 Gagaemauga l(part) 85 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 96 24 Gagaemauga II(part) 100 30 Faasaleleaga I 90 30 Faasaleleaga I 94 31 Faasaleleaga II 88 31 Faasaleleaga II 95 32 Faasaleleaga III 78 32 Faasaleleaga III 100 33 Faasalelelaga IV 67 33 Faasalelelaga IV 100 34 Gagaemauga I 97 34 Gagaemauga I 100 35 Gagaemauga II 99 35 Gagaemauga II 70 36 Gagaemauga III 79 36 Gagaemauga III 88 37 Gagaifomauga I 84 37 Gagaifomauga I 95 38 Gagaifomauga II 75 38 Gagaifomauga II 100 39 Gagaifomauga III 82 39 Gagaifomauga III 98 40 Vaisigano East 80 40 Vaisigano East 99 41 Vaisigano West 73 41 Vaisigano West 100 42 Falealupo 73 42 Falealupo 77 43 Alataua West 32 43 Alataua West 100 44 Salega 93 44 Salega 100 45 Palauli West 77 45 Palauli West 92 46 Palauli le Falefa 77 46 Palauli le Falefa 100 47 Satuipaitea 85 47 Satuipaitea 89 48 Palauli East 94 48 Palauli East 88

68 Table 5.7 Electronic Appliances by District, 2011

Cellular Cellular Electric Sewing Wash Electric water District Code District phone - phone - Go Radio TV Fixed phone Computer Laptop Internet Fax Refregerator Freezer Microwave Electric kettle Rice cooker CD player DVD player Electric fan Air condition Frying Ban machine machine pump Dgicel Mobile 1 Vaimauga East 982 319 886 909 269 138 248 105 48 632 260 356 848 386 442 264 603 740 198 83 401 60 2 Vaimauga West 3315 1241 3034 3246 1151 868 1312 711 293 2494 1003 1766 3099 1797 1864 1031 2340 2665 1404 305 1917 360 3 Faleata East 1767 582 1576 1704 543 394 621 315 126 1213 484 858 1575 846 845 599 1195 1359 682 81 1001 160 4 Faleata West 2575 814 2324 2448 737 462 763 359 197 1703 745 1185 2303 1163 1299 794 1686 1963 881 177 1294 222 5 Sagaga le Falefa 1646 341 1400 1452 303 166 337 93 50 823 449 548 1307 521 649 450 927 1077 360 62 596 52 6 Sagaga le Usoga 719 171 652 638 199 55 101 36 22 336 214 251 571 250 313 234 447 511 101 29 227 17 7 Safata 747 140 684 627 94 16 63 10 6 331 235 202 585 161 302 214 492 498 56 9 164 10 8 Siumu 293 61 257 255 64 18 27 19 6 140 78 84 224 72 93 78 156 166 28 14 65 8 9 Aana Alofi 1 776 119 701 650 106 27 57 11 13 337 197 210 556 196 289 227 422 486 95 19 208 11 10 Aana Alofi 2 417 67 378 373 87 28 65 14 3 240 121 157 336 171 175 115 260 273 65 8 150 8 11 Aana Alofi 3 681 95 564 590 104 20 49 14 8 300 213 177 529 175 261 142 391 446 76 10 201 11 12 Falelatai & Samatau 360 78 309 310 64 21 49 10 2 171 140 114 314 118 178 106 221 248 57 5 128 11 13 Lefaga & Faleseela 521 90 471 451 81 26 64 14 14 296 153 174 454 189 251 195 351 383 48 14 159 17 14 Aiga i le Tai 581 139 513 476 110 22 43 10 7 235 210 175 437 161 202 187 361 374 55 23 176 9 15 Falealili 586 132 492 467 88 18 46 11 8 225 173 106 479 146 228 181 311 310 33 11 134 5 16 Lotofaga 214 88 195 156 41 4 11 1 0 109 69 57 178 53 76 61 132 137 18 4 67 5 17 Lepa 179 23 137 119 28 4 13 2 2 43 63 32 143 33 45 28 67 77 10 0 25 3 18 Aleipata itupa i Luga 193 21 154 137 27 10 25 5 5 60 85 56 147 59 93 32 117 118 14 5 33 2 19 Aleipata itupa i Lalo 496 45 381 323 31 16 34 7 3 135 178 91 361 113 149 123 244 287 22 6 80 4 20 Anoamaa East 490 109 443 399 88 35 81 15 13 242 157 140 396 163 218 159 287 319 52 13 136 7 21 Anoamaa West 553 123 546 457 116 36 74 25 8 294 168 175 474 204 269 166 404 399 58 6 148 12 22 Vaa o Fonoti 207 52 188 169 35 9 19 6 3 103 77 66 177 55 88 76 119 143 15 6 76 6 23 Gagaemauga I (part) 389 84 348 350 83 15 25 6 4 192 93 120 299 90 120 103 233 256 40 3 103 11 24 Gagaemauga II (part) 43 25 40 38 6 2 5 1 0 27 23 17 36 8 17 14 30 33 3 0 18 0 30 Faasaleleaga I 819 197 742 721 127 38 70 30 19 341 250 197 681 197 319 244 432 456 76 7 216 29 31 Faasaleleaga II 408 106 357 322 78 24 64 20 17 151 80 73 316 94 140 143 248 239 63 8 119 11 32 Faasaleleaga III 359 116 314 265 48 12 22 4 4 120 95 66 282 70 132 124 188 186 25 1 74 5 33 Faasalelelaga IV 206 65 175 162 27 15 15 3 4 62 69 45 171 52 77 64 101 106 14 1 38 3 34 Gagaemauga I 231 56 202 163 26 6 17 4 6 71 40 45 174 47 69 87 128 119 10 2 63 4 35 Gagaemauga II 67 7 58 53 12 3 1 0 0 30 12 27 63 22 31 21 41 43 7 0 15 1 36 Gagaemauga III 259 46 197 199 37 14 20 6 3 69 64 46 174 46 82 109 114 126 20 3 54 4 37 Gagaifomauga I 188 45 166 157 43 7 14 3 3 81 66 52 155 63 66 80 110 116 26 7 45 9 38 Gagaifomauga II 253 73 229 204 38 5 14 2 2 72 103 53 203 52 87 99 151 167 14 5 73 4 39 Gagaifomauga III 186 37 161 144 24 6 12 1 3 53 39 29 149 27 63 94 133 113 7 4 31 2 40 Vaisigano East 304 66 258 237 39 12 20 8 7 96 107 69 255 72 97 118 195 208 18 5 70 5 41 Vaisigano West 200 60 159 151 18 2 9 0 2 56 55 43 146 53 63 84 102 110 6 2 42 2 42 Falealupo 153 41 120 108 13 6 7 2 2 60 45 39 109 42 53 77 83 87 6 10 31 0 43 Alataua West 246 65 185 150 14 4 7 0 1 57 61 23 182 33 45 66 155 143 3 6 26 1 44 Salega 452 78 340 313 54 6 24 3 7 127 125 68 371 85 122 151 232 248 19 1 44 5 45 Palauli West 474 62 313 367 33 13 28 5 4 157 124 66 344 62 100 119 261 273 25 2 66 1 46 Palauli le Falefa 399 150 324 287 74 9 21 5 3 104 124 55 313 75 112 109 199 217 21 4 72 6 47 Satuipaitea 238 63 199 173 18 5 15 4 4 51 69 43 191 40 79 80 141 130 14 0 47 2 48 Palauli East 304 85 270 259 62 14 23 4 6 120 103 76 248 89 117 72 172 185 26 5 78 4

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