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31 Faasaleleaga Nu.2 Final.Docx NUMERA O LE TELEFONI NUMERA O LE PUSAMELI-1151 (685)62000/21373 Fogafale 1 & 2 FMFM II, NUMERA O LE FAX (685)24675 Matagialalua [email protected] MAOTA O LE MALO Upega tafailagi-www.sbs.gov.ws APIA SAMOA O le fa’afanua o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 i totonu o Savaii FA’AMAUMAUGA MA FA’AMATALAGA O TAGATA O LE ITUMALO O FA’ASALELEAGA NU.2 17 Tesema, 2018 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 1 OFISA O FUAINUMERA FA’AMAUINA, TUSIGAIGOA O TAGATA MA FALE 2016 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 2 FA’ATOMUAGA O le līpoti muamua lenei ua tu’ufa’atasia ai nisi o fa’amatalaga ma fa’amaumauga ua filifilia mo Itumalo e 47 i totonu o Samoa. O nei fa’amaumauga na mafai ona aoina mai le Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale 2016. O fa’amatalaga olo’oi totonu o lenei līpoti e aofia ai le Vaega 1: Fa’amaumauga i le Faitau Aofa’i o tagata e pei ona tā’ua i lalo • Faitau aofa’i o tagata mai tusigāigoa e fā talu ai, • Fa’amaumauga o ali’i ma tama’ita’i, • Tausaga o tagata, • Tulaga tau a’oa’oga, • Galuega fa’atino ma • Tulaga tau Tapuāi’ga. Vaega 2: Fa’amaumauga o Auāiga ma auaunaga na ausia e pei ona tāua atu i lalo • Aofa’iga o Auāiga, • Auaunaga o molī eletise, • Auaunaga o suāvai, • Fa’avelaina o mea’ai taumafa, • Auāiga ua maua pusa ‘aisa • Feso’ota’iga i telefoni, leitiō ma televise • Auaiga ua maua ta’avale afi • Auaunaga o lapisi lafoa’i • Ituaiga faleui Vaega 3: Siata mo fa’amaumauga o afio’aga ta’itasi i totonu o Itumalo Vaega 4: Pepa fesili o le Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale 2016 Fa’amoemoe o le a aogā lenei līpoti mo le atina’e o Itumalo ma afio’aga uma o le atunu’u. Fa’afetai Ali’imuamua Malaefono Tauā Ta’aloga Fa’asalaina FA’AMAU FUAINUMERA A LE MĀLŌ Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 1 VᾹEGA 1: FA’AMAUMAUGA MA FA’AMATALAGA O TAGATA FA’ASALELEAGA NU.2 Faitau aofa’i o Tagata o le Itumalo mai le 2001-2016 E tusa ma le 2,910 le faitau aofa’i o tagata o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 i le Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale, sa fa’atinoina ia Novema i le tausaga 2016. Mai fa’amaumauga o isi Tusigāigoa ua tuana’i, sa maitauina ai le fa’aitiitia o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo mai le 2,949 i le tausaga 2001, i le 2,910 tagata, po’o le 133 tagata ua fa’aopoopoina mai le faitau aofa’i, i totonu o le 15 tausaga. Kalafi 1: Faitau Aofa'i o le Itumalo o Fa'asaleleaga Nu.2, 2016 3050 3037 2983 3000 2949 2950 2910 2900 Faitau Aofa'ioTagata 2850 2800 2001 2006 2011 2016 Tausaga o Tusigaigoa Faitau aofa’i o Ali’i ma Tama’ita’i, 2016 Mai le aofa’iga e 2,910 tagata i le tausaga 2016, e tusa ma le 53 pasene (1,537), o le itupā o Ali’i, ae 47 pasene (1,373) o Tama’ita’i. Ua maitauina ai le fa’atuputupula’ia o pasene mo Ali’i ma Tama’ita’i e pei ona fa’amauina mai i isi Tusigāigoa ua tuana’i. Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 2 Kalafi 2: Pasene o Ali'i ma Tama'ita'i o Fa'asaleleaga Nu.2, 2016. Ali'i 47% 53% Tama'ita'i Tausaga o tagata, 2016 E tusa ma 50 pasene (1,459) o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo i le vaega o fānau lāiti ma tupulaga talavou amata mai le pepe ma fa’asolo atu ai i le 20 tausaga le matutua. E 44 pasene (1,281) o i latou o tagata ua atoa le 21 i le 64 tausaga ae nā o le 6 pasene (169) o tagata, ua aulia le tausaga penisione. Kalafi 3: Pasene o Auāiga o tagata o le Itumalo o Fa'asaleleaga i-va-i tausaga, 2016 6% 0-20 tausaga 21-64 tausaga 44% 50% 65 tausaga ma luga atu Tulaga o A’oa’oga, 2016 Mai le 1,820 o le faitau aofa’i o tagata ua atoa le 15 tausaga ma luga atu o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2, e tusa ma le 56 pasene (1,020) o i latou ua ausia Tusi pasi o le Vasega 12 ma isi vasega maualuluga, ae 44 pasene (800) o tagata, e le’i ausia ia tulaga tau a’oa’oga. Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 3 Kalafi 4: Pasene o tagata o le Itūmālō ua 15 tausaga ma luga atu ua ausia Tusi pasi o a'oa'oga, 2016. Tusi pasi Vasega 12 32% 44% Tusi pasi Vasega 13 Tusi pasi Maualuluga atu 13% Leai se Tusi pasi 11% Galuega fa’atino, 2016 E tutusa le pasene o tagata o le faitau aofa’I o tagata ua atoa le 10 tausaga ma luga atu o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 olo’oauai i a’oa’oga 28 pasene (612) ma I latou lo’o faia le faiva o le Tausi aiga e aofia ai le gāseseina o taumafa, fa’amāmāina o maota ma laoa, fa’apea le tausiga o tagata matutua ma fānau laiti 28 pasene (596). O le isi 15 pasene (363) o le faitau aofa’i o i latou olo’ofaatinoina galuega o le faifa’ato’aga, faigafaiva po’o lafumanu. O le isi 12 pasene o le faitau aofa’I o tagata o le Itumalo e faigaluega totogi, ae o lesi 15 pasene (316) o le faitau aofa’i, o le au fai pisinisi e aofia ai i latou olo’ofa’atinoina a latou pisinisi ta’ito’atasi e leai ni ‘aufaigaluega, faapea pisinisi e fai a latou ‘aufaigaluega totogi, ma I latou olo’ofesoasoani I pinisi faatasi ai ma I latou olo’ofaigaluega I isi galuega. Kalafi 5: Pasene o tagata 10 tausaga ma luga atu ma ituāiga galuega 'olo'o fa'atino, 2016. 1% Aoga 9% 5% Tausi aiga 28% Faato'aga, Faiva, Lafu manu 12% Faigaluega totogi Fesoasoani i Pisinisi 17% 28% Fai pisinisi Isi Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 4 Tulaga tau Tapuā’iga, 2016 E 44 pasene (1,288) o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga e lolotu i le Ekalesia Faapotopotoga Kerisiano i Samoa poo le EFKS, soso’o ai ma le Ekalesia o Aupa’ia o Aso e Gata ai (Mamona) i le 27 pasene (785) ae 13 pasene (367) o le faitau aofa’i olo’oauai i le Ekalesia Katoliko ma le 7 pasene (213) e lolotu i le Ekalesia Fa’apotopotoga a le Atua (AOG). O le isi 8 pasene (257) o le faitau aofa’i e lolotu i isi Ekalesia e pei ona fa’ailoa mai e le siata 1. Siata 1: Faitau aofa’i o tagata o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 ma Ituāiga Tapuāi’ga olo’o‘auai ai, 2016. Aofā'iga Pasene Lisi o Tapuā'iga 2910 100 Ekalesia Fa'apotopotoga Kerisiano Samoa (EFKS) 1288 44 Ekalesia o Aupaia o aso e Gata ai (Mamona) 785 27 Eka,lesia Katoliko 367 13 Faapotopotoga a le Atua (AOG) 213 7 Isi Lotu 257 8 Faitau aofa’i o tagata i Itumalo uma e 47 o Samoa, 2016 I le fa’atulagaina o le faitau aofa’i o Itumalo uma e 47 o Samoa, e tulaga 24 ai le faitau aofa’i o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 , pe tusa lea ma le 1.5 pasene (2,910) o le faitau aofa’i o Samoa atoa, e pei ona fa’aalia i le siata 2. Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 5 Siata 2: Faitau aofa’i o tagata i Itumalo e 47 o Samoa, 2016 Aofaiga Pasene Tūlaga Itumalo o Samoa 195,979 100.0 1 Faleata i Sisifo 22,989 11.7 2 Vaimauga Sisifo Nu.2 14,518 7.4 3 Faleata i Sasa'e 13,864 7.1 4 Sagaga le Falefa 12,760 6.5 5 Vaimauga Sisifo Nu.1 9,009 4.6 6 Vaimauga i Sasa'e 8,151 4.2 7 A'ana Alofi Nu.3 6,227 3.2 8 Sagaga le Usoga 6,005 3.1 9 Gagaemauga Nu.1 5,174 2.6 10 Aiga i le Tai 5,029 2.6 11 Anoāma'a i Sisifo 4,993 2.5 12 Safata i Sisifo 4,375 2.2 13 A'ana Alofi Nu.1 i Sasa'e 4,260 2.2 14 Anoāma'a i Sasa'e 4,196 2.1 15 Aleipata itūpā i Lalo 4,188 2.1 16 Lefaga ma Faleāse'ela 4,059 2.1 17 Palauli le Falefa 3,567 1.8 18 Falealili i Sisifo 3,425 1.7 19 Palauli i Sisifo 3,334 1.7 20 Fa'asaleleaga Nu.1 i Sasa'e 3,274 1.7 21 A'ana Alofi Nu.2 3,239 1.7 22 Falelatai ma Samatau 3,192 1.6 23 Fa'asaleleaga Nu.1 i Sisifo 3,054 1.6 24 Fa'asaleleaga Nu.2 2,910 1.5 25 Fa'asaleleaga Nu.3 2,787 1.4 26 Palauli i Sasa'e 2,399 1.2 27 Siumu 2,342 1.2 28 A'ana Alofi Nu.1 i Sisifo 2,288 1.2 29 Vaisigano i Sasa'e 2,102 1.1 30 Gagaifomauga Nu.2 2,043 1.0 31 Satupaitea 1,938 1.0 32 Salega i Sisifo 1,937 1.0 33 Safata i Sasa'e 1,894 1.0 34 Lotofaga 1,841 0.9 35 Alataua i Sisifo 1,750 0.9 36 Gagaemauga Nu.3 1,695 0.9 37 Va'a o Fonoti 1,621 0.8 38 Vaisigano i Sisifo 1,599 0.8 39 Fa'asaleleaga Nu.4 1,541 0.8 40 Lepā 1,521 0.8 41 Gagaifomauga Nu.3 1,448 0.7 42 Gagaifomauga Nu.1 1,387 0.7 43 Salega i Sasa'e 1,386 0.7 44 Falealili i Sasa'e 1,359 0.7 45 Aleipata itupa i Luga 1,246 0.6 46 Falealupo 1,092 0.6 47 Gagaemauga Nu.2 971 0.5 Fa’amaumauga: Ofisa o Fuainumera Fa’amauina, Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale, 2016 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2 6 VᾹEGA 2: FA’AMAUMAUGA O AUĀIGA MA AUAUNAGA UA AUSIA Aofā’iga o Auāiga E tusa ma le 425 le aofā’iga o Auāiga ta’itasi sa fa’amautū na nonofo i totonu o le Itumalo o Fa’asaleleaga Nu.2, sa faitauina i le Tusigāigoa 2016.
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