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iv Director Nacional de Estatística Manuel Mendonça

The Census Project Team 2004

Who Produced the Current Book: Direcção Nacional de Estatística (DNE) and United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA)

International Technical Adviser Allen Harbrow Glenn McKinlay Andreas Demmke Ricardo Neupert

Programme Coordinator José Lucas da Silva

National Coordinator Elias dos Santos

Data Processor Kira Meadows Silvino Lopes

GIS and Mapping Technicians Alipio Cardoso Moniz César Melito dos S. Martins

Demographer Trainee Anastasia SEP Vong

v Data Analyst Trainee Manuel da Silva

Information Technology Offi cer João Correia Freitas

Reviewers Ricardo Neupert Jose Lucas Abilio Belo Caroline meenagh

Editor (graphic designer) Domingos FREITAS

Photographs: Domingos Freitas DNE (staff)

vi Preface

To the lay person, a population and housing census appears to be a simple undertaking which consists mainly of counting individuals, collecting information about these individuals and publishing respective numbers. This belief is far from true. In reality, the undertaking of a census is a quite diffi cult endeavor which involves the use of a complex strategy to mobilize both people and resources. Ultimately, it becomes the main source of data that serves a broad variety of information needs such as population size, spatial distribution and demographic, social and economic characteristics of people.

Census data are used for national and sectoral planning, allocating resources, providing roads, making improvements to housing, constructing schools, hospitals and health care centers, and for analyzing both employment and unemployment trends. Good-quality and timely census results are essential in measuring population trends, both guiding and focusing policies and programs, controlling and monitoring implementation, helping set goals and priorities, and lastly, designing funding procedures.

Population and housing censuses are the nucleus of national statistics systems. For the foreseeable future, they will continue to be the main source of data for governments and other organizations in most countries. A unique characteristic of a census is that it is the only source of data for the smallest administrative areas and localities within a country and also for special population groups and trends that change slowly over time. For example, a census allows the study of migrant populations, persons living in disadvantaged areas or circumstances, or households headed by women and other gender-related topics.

For more than three decades, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has been playing a leading role in supporting censuses in less-developed countries, many of which could not have conducted their censuses but for the timely assistance provided by UNFPA. This ranges from support for the total cost of the census in some countries, to technical aspects of capacity-building (especially in cartography, data collection, processing, data analysis and dissemination) in others. In this undertaking, UNFPA has been working in close partnership with other international, technical and donor agencies, especially the United Nations Statistics Division, the European Community, the U. S. Bureau of the Census, agencies within the UN system and the UN Regional Commissions. Apart from its direct support at the country level, UNFPA provides regional technical support through a network of Country Technical Services Teams (CSTs). UNFPA’s technical and fi nancial assistance to less developed countries has contributed to successful censuses in many countries and strengthened their capacities to conduct modern censuses. One clear example of this contribution is the Timor-Leste 2004 Population and Housing Census.

Most of the partners mentioned above played an important role in the success of 2004 Timor-Leste Census. It is also important to refer to the generous support of USAid, NZAid, AusAid, and Irish Aid in this process. However, we cannot forget that our main partner is the National Statistics Directorate, and it was this Directorate which conducted the 2004 Census. Neither can we forget the enumerators, supervisors, suco chiefs, district census offi cers, who signifi cantly contributed to the success of the census.

vii It is pertinent to stress that achieving an improved balance between population growth and socioeconomic development is the goal of UNFPA work in the area of population and development. UNFPA helps support country efforts to formulate population and development policies and programs; strengthen national capacity in the area of data collection and analysis; and promote knowledge of the linkages between population variables and economic and social development. These linkages may be found among poverty, environment, migration, urbanization and ageing. In carrying out its mandate, UNFPA attempts to ensure maximum impact on the lives of the poor and especially women. Central to this support is the assistance to conduct, process, analyze and disseminate census information.

The publication of these set of reports containing the results of the 2004 Population and Housing Census by districts is a major accomplishment of the National Statistical Directorate, not only in relation to the magnitude of the effort involved in the production of tables and maps, but also because it will provide users with detailed information on the location of the population and its demographic, social and economic characteristics. Today, more than ever, information on the size and characteristics of the total population of a country is not suffi cient for many purposes. Population data are often needed for administrative subdivisions of a country. The spatial distribution of the population is not even but is dense in some places and sparse in others and the geographic patterns of demographic, social and economic characteristics are often quite complex. These reports will provide a wealth of data to study and analyze those patterns.

viii Contents

Page PREFACE ...... vii

INTRODUCTION ...... xv

1. Population ...... 1-6 2. Social characteristics ...... 7-14 3. Households ...... 15-22 4. Fertility and mortality ...... 23-33 5. Education and literacy ...... 35-56 6. Economic activity ...... 57-75 7. Disability ...... 78-80 8. Housing ...... 81-91 9. Migration ...... 93-104

Census glossary ...... 105-111

LIST OF TABLES

1. POPULATION ...... 1

Table 1.1: Covalima: Population by type of residence and sex according to age groups ...... 2 Table 1.2: Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to single ages ...... 3 Table 1.3: Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to sub-district and suco ...... 6

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Page 2. SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS ...... 7

Table 2.1: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, by marital status according to sex and age groups ...... 8 Table 2.2: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by religion acording to sex and age groups ...... 10 Table 2.3: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older according to mother tongue ...... 12 Table 2.4: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by capability in offi cial languages and sex according to age groups ...... 14

3. HOUSEHOLDS ...... 15

Table 3.1: Covalima: Population in private households by marital status according to sex and relationship to the head of the household ...... 16 Table 3.2: Covalima: Head of private households by marital status according to sex and age groups ...... 18 Table 3.3: Covalima: Private households by number of residents according to sex and age group of the head of the household ...... 20 Table 3.4: Covalima: Private households according to sub-district and suco ...... 22

4. FERTILITY AND MORTALITY ...... 23

Table 4.1: Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of children ever born according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of children ever born according to sex of the children and age of woman ...... 24

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Page Table 4.2: Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of living children according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of living children according to sex of the children and age of woman ...... 27 Table 4.3: Covalima: Women in private households by number of stillbirths according to age of woman ...... 30 Table 4.4: Covalima: Women in private households, aged 15 to 54 by reported birth in the 12 months prior to the census according to age groups ...... 31 Table 4.5: Covalima: Women in private households by age at fi rst birth and median age at fi rst birth and by year of ocurrence ...... 32 Table 4.6: Covalima: Population in private households by survival of parents according to age groups ...... 33

5. EDUCATION AND LITERACY ...... 35

Table 5.1: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment ...... 36 Table 5.2: Covalima: Population in privale households, 6 years and older by literacy* in any of the offi cial languages according to sex and age group ...... 42 Table 5.3.a: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in Portuguese according to sex and age group ...... 45 Table 5.3.b: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in tetum according to sex and age group ...... 48 Table 5.3.c: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in bahasa according to sex and age group ...... 51 Table 5.3.d: Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in english according to sex and age group ...... 54

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Page 6. ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ...... 57

Table 6.1: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, by age groups according to sex and current economic activity ...... 58 Table 6.2: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation ...... 61 Table 6.3: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, currently economically active by age group according to sex and industry ...... 66 Table 6.4: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, current economically active, by number of days worked in the week prior to the census day according to sex and age groups ...... 69 Table 6.5: Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, currently economically active, by number of months worked prior to census day, according to sex and age groups ...... 72 Table 6.6: Covalima: Private households with residents 15 years and older and number of persons 15 years and older by number of unpaid days worked for the suco community ...... 75

7. DISABILITY ...... 77

Table 7.1: Covalima: Private households by presence of persons with disability (if any) and type of disability according to sex and age of the head of the household ...... 78

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Page 8. HOUSING ...... 81

Table 8.1: Covalima: Private households by type of ownership of the dwelling according to construction material of fl oor, walls and roof ...... 82 Table 8.2: Covalima: Private dwellings by type of ownership of the dwelling (occupied only) according to construction material of fl oor, walls and roof ...... 83 Table 8.3.a: Covalima: Private households by construction material of fl oor according to sex and age group of the head of the household ...... 84 Table 8.3.b: Covalima: Private households by construction material of walls according to sex and age group of the head of the household ...... 86 Table 8.3.c: Covalima: Private households by construction material of roof according to sex and age group construction material of roof ...... 88 Table 8.4: Covalima: Private households according to livestock kept and number of persons and amount of livestock in those households ...... 90 Table 8.5: Covalima: Private households according to crops cultivated and persons in those households ...... 91

9. MIGRATION ...... 93

Table 9.1: Covalima: Population in private households by place of birth and present residence according to sex and age groups (life-time migration) ...... 94 Table 9.2: Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in January 1999 according to age and sex groups ...... 97 Table 9.3: Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in July 2002 according to to age and sex groups ...... 100 Table 9.4: Covalima: Population in private households 5 years and older living in Covalima in 1999 and in another district in 2004 by sex and reason for moving ...... 103 Table 9.5: Covalima: Population in private households 2 years and older living in Covalima in 2002 and in another district in 2004 by sex and reason for moving ...... 104

xiii xiv Introduction

As part of its activities of disseminating the 2004 Census of Population and It is important to remember that the census is the only source that provides Housing, the National Statistic Directorate (NSD) has already produced total statistical coverage, from the broadest level (country) to the most local four publications. The fi rst one is a book with the national priority tables, areas, which in the case of the 2004 Census was the suco. It makes it possible containing tables considered by the specialized agencies of the United to study all kind of demographic, social, occupational or ethnic sub-groups at Nations as the most relevant to construct after the census data are processed. the fi nest level. Because of its coverage of the entire country, it is an essential The second publication is a booklet containing selected demographic master sample frame for any household survey. indicators calculated with census data, graphs and maps. The third product is a poster that displays basic population and demographic information. The As mentioned above, census data have been traditionally aggregated by fourth publication is the Census Atlas, a collection of selected thematic maps various types of administrative units. However, there is an increasing demand and tables on population characteristics of Timor-Leste. The natural fi fth for local area data that cut across the local administrative boundaries. For product is a set of books with priority tables at the district level. example assessments of the impact of population on the environment may require such special areas. The spatial units for those types of studies may Census data are used to conduct diverse economic, social and demographic combine a group of small local administrative areas in order to form the studies about the entire country, but are also much utilized to analyze areas required sector. In this situation the availability of census databases with at different levels of aggregations. These are mainly administrative areas mapping capability is of great importance. such as regions, provinces, districts, municipalities, counties, villages or even the so called census enumeration areas or census tracks. Data for local It is fi nally important to mention that a major administrative use of census areas enable the user to obtain statistical information on specifi c localities data is in the delineation of constituencies and the allotment of representation of interest as well as to examine variations among local areas. Typical on governing bodies. Detailed information on spatial distribution of the examples are the use census socioeconomic indicators to rank local areas population is essential for this purpose. Many aspects of the legal or according to their level of socioeconomic development in order to focus administrative status of territorial divisions may also depend on the size of development programs where they are most needed. In other words, not only their populations. the magnitude of population needs is important but also the spatial location of such needs. Local area analysis is also used to compare labor markets in To summarize, there is an ample amount of census data that is used at the order to analyze potential migration streams. Actually, it is the main source level of administrative divisions of countries. In Timor-Leste, the district is of internal migration data. one of the most important of such divisions. Providing information at this level will satisfy many needs. Therefore, as the country faces the challenges The results of population and housing censuses are useful for planning and of planning its future development, it is expected that the publication of the monitoring plans directed to the development of local areas, small towns, set of 13 books, one per district, will be of extensive use by planners, policy- geographic regions, etc. It is also important to remember that, although the makers, researchers and administrators, especially at the local level. It is also implementation of national social and economic development programs important to mention that two tables in these publications present data at the is a function of the state, when it comes to the execution, many national sub-district and suco level. programs are the responsibility of local areas administration.

xv One includes the population by sex and the other the number of households. ideal desired tabulations and the limits imposed by practical considerations. An additional piece of information provided in these tables is the rural or In any case, the National Statistics Directorate is able to produce special urban classifi cation of the suco. tabulations on demand if census data users require tables not included in these publications. Each book contains 8 sections dealing with a diversity of topics: population, It is important to notice that a section on migration was not included in social characteristics, households, fertility and mortality, education and these publications. Data on international migration and migration between literacy, economic activity, disability and housing. districts is presented in the National Priority Tables publication∗, and it is redundant to present those migration tables also here. Migration within Each section contains several tables, which are considered to contain districts (for example between dub-districts or sucos) is not possible to the most relevant information according to consultations with national obtain because migration data from the census questionnaires was entered and international agencies. As mentioned above, recommendations of only at the district level. specialized agencies of the United Nations were also taken into account. It is likely that some tables considered by some agencies as important were not Two appendices were added at the end of this publication: Appendix A which included. However, these tabulations represent a compromise between the includes a copy of the questionnaires (Tetum and English) and Appendix B which consists of the census glossary.

∗ Nacional Statistics Directorate, Timor-Leste. Census of Population and Housing 2004. National Priority Tables, Dili, 2006

xvi Population

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 1 Table 1.1 Covalima: Population by type of residence and sex according to age groups

Type of resident

Age groups Total Household Institution

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

Total 53,063 26,705 26,358 52,818 26,502 26,316 245 203 42 0-4 8,563 4,383 4,180 8,562 4,382 4,180110 5-9 7,618 3,919 3,699 7,617 3,918 3,699110 10-14 7,300 3,779 3,521 7,299 3,779 3,520101 15-19 5,318 2,601 2,717 5,304 2,597 2,707 14 4 10 20-24 3,828 1,754 2,074 3,786 1,718 2,068 42 36 6 25-29 3,055 1,384 1,671 2,969 1,312 1,657 86 72 14 30-34 3,539 1,840 1,699 3,485 1,789 1,696 54 51 3 35-39 3,023 1,504 1,519 3,004 1,486 1,518 19 18 1 40-44 2,816 1,358 1,458 2,802 1,346 1,456 14 12 2 45-49 1,998 1,005 993 1,991 999 992 7 6 1

POPULATION 50-54 1,849 982 867 1,846 980 866 3 2 1 55-59 1,074 568 506 1,074 568 506 0 0 0 60-64 1,076 594 482 1,075 594 481 1 0 1 65-69 689 356 333 687 356 331 2 0 2 70-74 579 306 273 579 306 273 0 0 0 75 + 738 372 366 738 372 366 0 0 0

2 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 1.2 Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to single ages

Sex Sex Single age Single age Total Male Female Total Male Female

Total 52,818 26,502 26,316 20 1,064 492 572 0 1,397 711 686 21 637 313 324 1 1,696 889 807 22 778 342 436 2 1,857 948 909 23 610 280 330 3 2,036 1,027 1,009 24 697 291 406 4 1,576 807 769 25 701 288 413 5 1,513 794 719 26 388 178 210 6 1,467 754 713 27 517 252 265 7 1,630 852 778 28 684 292 392 8 1,661 846 815 29 679 302 377 9 1,346 672 674

30 1,107 532 575 POPULATION 10 1,825 968 857 31 502 259 243 11 1,201 634 567 32 784 441 343 12 1,734 910 824 33 415 210 205 13 1,211 623 588 34 677 347 330 14 1,328 644 684 35 924 441 483 15 1,123 551 572 36 512 266 246 16 1,126 557 569 37 471 248 223 17 1,097 554 543 38 600 288 312 18 1,106 543 563 39 497 243 254 19 852 392 460 continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 3 Table 1.2 (continued) Table 1.2 Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to single ages

Sex Sex Single age Single age Total Male Female Total Male Female

40 945 420 525 41 380 187 193 60 420 240 180 42 590 286 304 61 131 83 48 43 338 167 171 62 202 99 103 44 549 286 263 63 101 53 48 64 221 119 102 45 724 360 364 46 323 156 167 65 292 146 146 47 270 121 149 66 84 40 44 48 369 197 172 67 105 60 45 49 305 165 140 68 105 63 42 69 101 47 54 50 678 337 341 POPULATION 51 212 127 85 70 304 150 154 52 324 167 157 71 48 31 17 53 189 111 78 72 94 53 41 54 443 238 205 73 44 22 22 74 89 50 39 55 294 150 144 56 229 114 115 75 121 68 53 57 155 82 73 76 47 29 18 58 190 100 90 77 21 9 12 59 206 122 84 78 40 26 14 79 38 19 19 continued

4 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 1.2 (continued) Table 1.2 Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to single ages

Sex Single age Total Male Female

80 179 83 96 81 21 7 14 82 19 8 11 83 10 3 7 84 43 26 17

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90 + 112 54 58 POPULATION

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 5 Table 1.3 Covalima: Population in private households by sex according to sub-district and suco

Sex Sex Geographic level Geographic level Total Male Female Total Male Female

Total 52,818 26,502 26,316 Sub District Suai 21,539 10,831 10,708 Beco 3,313 1,728 1,585 Sub District Fatululic 1,814 879 935 Debos * 9,136 4,499 4,637 Fatululic 549 268 281 Suai Loro 3,215 1,578 1,637 Taroman 1,265 611 654 Camenaca 3,135 1,595 1,540 Labarai 2,740 1,431 1,309 Sub District Fatumean 3,346 1,702 1,644 Fatumea 758 358 400 Sub District Tilomar 6,135 3,119 3,016 Belulic Leten 1,924 1,012 912 Foholulic 846 424 422 Nanu 664 332 332 Lalawa 1,991 1,007 984 Maudemo 1,979 1,022 957 Sub District Fohorem 4,116 2,084 2,032 Casabauc 1,319 666 653 Fohoren 1,468 708 760 POPULATION Lactos 744 406 338 Sub District Maucatar 5,876 2,909 2,967 Dato Rua 893 447 446 Holpilat 1,048 523 525 Dato Tolu 1,011 523 488 Ogues 1,364 688 676 Matai 2,686 1,335 1,351 Sub District Zumalai 9,992 4,978 5,014 Belecasac 778 363 415 Raimea 4,705 2,301 2,404 Zulo 2,449 1,202 1,247 * Urban Suco Lour 292 156 136 Fatuleto 183 84 99 Mape 263 134 129 Lepo 124 66 58 Ucecai 81 38 43 Tashilin 1,895 997 898

6 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Social Characteristics

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 7 Table 2.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, by marital status according to sex and age groups

Marital status Sex and age group Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

Both sexes 29,340 7,957 18,772 2,336 144 131 15-19 5,304 4,863 405 32 3 1 20-24 3,786 1,847 1,849 58 18 14 25-29 2,969 543 2,314 86 18 8 30-34 3,485 279 3,027 138 23 18 35-39 3,004 144 2,656 161 27 16 40-44 2,802 69 2,484 215 15 19 45-49 1,991 58 1,717 194 9 13 50-54 1,846 39 1,529 261 10 7 55-59 1,074 22 844 197 6 5 60-64 1,075 24 795 240 5 11 65-69 687 17 448 210 5 7 70-74 579 16 332 223 4 4 75 + 738 36 372 321 1 8

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS SOCIAL Male 14,423 4,569 9,222 558 40 34 15-19 2,597 2,548 43600 20-24 1,718 1,220 483 12 2 1 25-29 1,312 374 915 16 5 2 30-34 1,789 185 1,556 33 8 7 35-39 1,486 84 1,364 29 6 3 40-44 1,346 39 1,256 45 4 2 continued

8 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 2.1 (continued) Table 2.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, by marital status according to sex and age groups

Marital status Sex and age group Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

45-49 999 34 927 37 1 0 50-54 980 16 903 55 4 2 55-59 568 8 515 41 3 1 60-64 594 15 504 68 2 5 65-69 356 10 283 58 2 3 70-74 306 11 226 64 2 3 75 + 372 25 247 94 1 5

Female 14,917 3,388 9,550 1,778 104 97 15-19 2,707 2,315 362 26 3 1 20-24 2,068 627 1,366 46 16 13 25-29 1,657 169 1,399 70 13 6 30-34 1,696 94 1,471 105 15 11 35-39 1,518 60 1,292 132 21 13 40-44 1,456 30 1,228 170 11 17

45-49 992 24 790 157 8 13 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS 50-54 866 23 626 206 6 5 55-59 506 14 329 156 3 4 60-64 481 9 291 172 3 6 65-69 331 7 165 152 3 4 70-74 273 5 106 159 2 1 75 + 366 11 125 227 0 3

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 9 Table 2.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by religion acording to sex and age groups

Religion Sex and age group Total Catholic Islam Budhist Hindu Protestant Evangelical Traditional Other

Both sexes 42,743 42,637 28 9 3 15 51 0 6-9 6,104 6,075 5 0 0 1 23 0 10-14 7,299 7,276 4 1 1 4 13 0 15-19 5,304 5,288 3 1 0 2 10 0 20-24 3,786 3,780 3 2 0 0 1 0 25-29 2,969 2,963 2 1 0 2 1 0 30-34 3,485 3,479 1 3 0 2 0 0 35-39 3,004 2,998 4 0 1 1 0 0 40-44 2,802 2,796 3 0 0 2 1 0 45-49 1,991 1,991 0 0 0 0 0 0 50-54 1,846 1,843 2 0 0 1 0 0 55-59 1,074 1,074 0 0 0 0 0 0 60-64 1,075 1,073 0 1 0 0 1 0 65-69 687 685 1 0 1 0 0 0 70-74 579 579 0 0 0 0 0 0

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS SOCIAL 75 + 738 737 0 0 0 0 1 0

Male 21,326 21,267 19 4 0 9 27 0 6-9 3,124 3,106 4 0 0 1 13 0 10-14 3,779 3,769 2 1 0 1 6 0 15-19 2,597 2,589 2 0 0 1 5 0 20-24 1,718 1,717 0 0 0 0 1 0 25-29 1,312 1,307 2 1 0 1 1 0 30-34 1,789 1,784 1 2 0 2 0 0 35-39 1,486 1,483 3 0 0 0 0 0

continued

10 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 2.2 (continued) Table 2.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by religion acording to sex and age groups

Religion Sex and age group Total Catholic Islam Budhist Hindu Protestant Evangelical Traditional Other

40-44 1,346 1,340 3 0 0 2 1 0 45-49 999 999 0 0 0 0 0 0 50-54 980 977 2 0 0 1 0 0 55-59 568 568 0 0 0 0 0 0 60-64 594 594 0 0 0 0 0 0 65-69 356 356 0 0 0 0 0 0 70-74 306 306 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 + 372 372 0 0 0 0 0 0

Female 21,417 21,370 9 5 3 6 24 0 6-9 2,980 2,969 1 0 0 0 10 0 10-14 3,520 3,507 2 0 1 3 7 0 15-19 2,707 2,699 1 1 0 1 5 0 20-24 2,068 2,063 3 2 0 0 0 0 25-29 1,657 1,656 0 0 0 1 0 0

30-34 1,696 1,695 0 1 0 0 0 0 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS 35-39 1,518 1,515 1 0 1 1 0 0 40-44 1,456 1,456 0 0 0 0 0 0 45-49 992 992 0 0 0 0 0 0 50-54 866 866 0 0 0 0 0 0 55-59 506 506 0 0 0 0 0 0 60-64 481 479 0 1 0 0 1 0 65-69 331 329 1 0 1 0 0 0 70-74 273 273 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 + 366 365 0 0 0 0 1 0

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 11 Table 2.3 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older according to mother tongue

Age group Mother tongue Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Total 42,743 6,104 7,299 5,304 3,786 2,969 3,485 3,004 2,802 1,991 1,846 1,074 1,075 687 579 738

Portuguese 18233100201002211 Tetum 140 29 28 19 8 12 14 1155502200 Indonesian 47514767483100100 English 4000300000000001

Adabe 0000000000000000 Atauran 1000000001000000 Atoni 14002211430100000 Baikenu 15425012010000000 Bekais 0000000000000000 Bunak 23,305 3,250 4,118 2,933 1,988 1,424 1,841 1,635 1,590 1,161 1,051 601 619 394 309 391 Dadu’a 20653002200101000 Fataluku 4010002000000001

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS SOCIAL Galoli 24563023320000000 Habun 3010010000000100 Idalaka 0000000000000000 Idate 2001000001000000 Isni 1001000000000000 Kairui 2000100010000000

continued

12 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 2.3 (continued) Table 2.3 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older according to mother tongue

Age group Mother tongue Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Kawaimina 1001000000000000 Kemák 1,363 197 216 141 114 74 104 111 105 73 72 58 44 21 22 11 Lakalei 1000100000000000 Lolein 0000000000000000 Makalero 2000000200000000 Makasai 49743677720110121 Makuva 2000000101000000 Mambai 144 8 12 9 15 13 25 15 149962421 Midiki 1000001000000000 Nanaek 1000000100000000 Naueti 1000010000000000 Rahesuk 8101112100001000 Raklungu 1000001000000000 Resuk 2020000000000000 Tetum Prasa 1,017 168 204 157 111 69 93 55 62 31 20 6 18689

Tetum-terik 16,471 2,412 2,683 2,011 1,523 1,353 1,370 1,141 1,004 703 680 399 384 255 233 320 SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS Tokodede 42 7 116215101121022 Waima’ a 10221011100101000 Malay 13100111331110000 Chinese 0000000000000000 Other 14000213420200000

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 13 Table 2.4 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by capability in offi cial languages and sex according to age groups

Capability in offi cial languages by sex

Age group Portuguese Tetum Indonesia English None of these

Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female

Total 13,764 7,698 6,066 39,301 19,821 19,480 24,715 13,248 11,467 7,869 4,355 3,514 3,214 1,395 1,819 6-9 1,031 477 554 4,746 2,415 2,331 1,901 936 965 306 122 184 1,299 683 616 10-14 3,416 1,713 1,703 6,727 3,458 3,269 4,947 2,478 2,469 1,119 560 559 518 291 227 15-19 3,258 1,564 1,694 5,179 2,531 2,648 4,559 2,205 2,354 2,264 1,086 1,178 111 60 51 20-24 1,551 761 790 3,708 1,686 2,022 3,096 1,431 1,665 1,311 682 629 67 27 40 25-29 825 451 374 2,887 1,291 1,596 2,279 1,091 1,188 734 405 329 69 16 53 30-34 1,028 635 393 3,393 1,759 1,634 2,531 1,469 1,062 792 504 288 77 28 49 35-39 864 621 243 2,883 1,461 1,422 1,905 1,188 717 586 422 164 108 19 89 40-44 679 526 153 2,633 1,307 1,326 1,336 897 439 344 255 89 153 31 122 45-49 411 333 78 1,865 961 904 860 576 284 191 137 54 117 32 85 50-54 246 218 28 1,694 930 764 546 406 140 97 84 13 145 45 100 55-59 149 132 17 962 533 429 272 206 66 44 34 10 106 30 76 60-64 120 108 12 939 549 390 207 152 55 43 33 10 132 42 90 65-69 83 68 15 588 325 263 119 94 25 19 16 3 97 31 66

SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS SOCIAL 70-74 54 51 3 490 277 213 81 63 18 12 10 2 87 27 60 75 + 49 40 9 607 338 269 76 56 20 7 5 2 128 33 95

14 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Households

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 15 Table 3.1 Covalima: Population in private households by marital status according to sex and relationship to the head of the household

Marital status Sex and relationship of the head of the household Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

Both sexes 52,818 31,435 18,772 2,336 144 131

Head 11,820 478 9,553 1,598 101 90 Wife/Husband 8,766 0 8,766000 Daughter/Son 25,705 25,520 82 82 11 10 Stepchild/adopted child 1,819 1,793 11 13 2 0 Daughter-in-law/son-in-law 68 22 21 23 0 2 Mother/Father 372 23 81 259 3 6 Sister/Brother 1,648 1,416 94 115 15 8 Grandchild 1,249 1,2387301 Grandparent 175 6 35 127 1 6 Other relative 1,114 883 98 114 11 8

HOUSEHOLDS Non relative 82 56 24200

Male 26,502 16,648 9,222 558 40 34

Head 9,709 329 8,960 383 21 16 Wife/Husband 70 0 70000 Daughter/Son 13,509 13,458 25 22 3 1 Stepchild/adopted child 930 927 2010 Daughter-in-law/son-in-law 28 118801

continued

16 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 3.1 (continued) Table 3.1 Covalima: Population in private households by marital status according to sex and relationship to the head of the household

Marital status Sex and relationship of the head of the household Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

Mother/Father 86 7 26 46 1 6 Sister/Brother 878 777 55 33 8 5 Grandchild 629 6263000 Grandparent 50 3 6 36 1 4 Other relative 551 470 45 30 5 1 Non relative 62 40 22000

Female 26,316 14,787 9,550 1,778 104 97

Head 2,111 149 593 1,215 80 74 Wife/Husband 8,696 0 8,696000 Daughter/Son 12,196 12,062 57 60 8 9

Stepchild/adopted child 889 866 9 13 1 0 HOUSEHOLDS Daughter-in-law/son-in-law 40 11 13 15 0 1 Mother/Father 286 16 55 213 2 0 Sister/Brother 770 639 39 82 7 3 Grandchild 620 6124301 Grandparent 125 3 29 91 0 2 Other relative 563 413 53 84 6 7 Non relative 20 162200

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 17 Table 3.2 Covalima: Head of private households by marital status according to sex and age groups

Marital status Sex and age group Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

Both sexes 11,820 478 9,553 1,598 101 90 15-19 147 95 44 7 1 0 20-24 714 136 526 33 11 8 25-29 1,102 64 958 62 12 6 30-34 1,785 51 1,596 109 15 14 35-39 1,599 35 1,396 134 21 13 40-44 1,517 18 1,299 173 10 17 45-49 1,165 25 957 165 8 10 50-54 1,138 12 929 185 8 4 55-59 702 11 538 145 5 3 60-64 704 8 519 170 2 5 65-69 446 7 300 129 4 6 HOUSEHOLDS 70-74 365 8 236 117 3 1 75 + 436 8 255 169 1 3

Male 9,709 329 8,960 383 21 16 15-19 92 65 27 0 0 0 20-24 562 98 459 4 0 1 25-29 955 45 895 11 3 1 30-34 1,583 37 1,512 25 5 4 35-39 1,389 25 1,334 25 3 2 40-44 1,278 11 1,228 36 1 2

continued

18 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 3.2 (continued) Table 3.2 Covalima: Head of private households by marital status according to sex and age groups

Marital status Sex and age group Total Never married Married Widowed Divorced Separated

45-49 952 14 906 32 0 0 50-54 928 6 878 40 3 1 55-59 546 4 510 30 2 0 60-64 547 5 488 53 0 1 65-69 321 5 273 39 2 2 70-74 261 7 216 36 1 1 75 + 295 7 234 52 1 1

Female 2,111 149 593 1,215 80 74 15-19 55 30 17 7 1 0 20-24 152 38 67 29 11 7 25-29 147 19 63 51 9 5 HOUSEHOLDS 30-34 202 14 84 84 10 10 35-39 210 10 62 109 18 11 40-44 239 7 71 137 9 15 45-49 213 11 51 133 8 10 50-54 210 6 51 145 5 3 55-59 156 7 28 115 3 3 60-64 157 3 31 117 2 4 65-69 125 2 27 90 2 4 70-74 104 1 20 81 2 0 75 + 141 1 21 117 0 2

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 19 Table 3.3 Covalima: Private households by number of residents according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Number of residents Sex and age group Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 +

Both sexes 11,820 477 1,630 2,114 2,247 1,956 1,473 1,923 15-19 147 22 47 44 14 13 5 2 20-24 714 23 205 240 141 55 21 29 25-29 1,102 31 135 296 306 183 94 57 30-34 1,785 27 133 282 406 410 287 240 35-39 1,599 32 76 169 273 379 295 375 40-44 1,517 25 108 176 241 254 264 449 45-49 1,165 30 109 148 186 192 178 322 50-54 1,138 52 160 169 197 190 145 225 55-59 702 27 140 138 126 92 75 104 60-64 704 50 150 151 136 76 69 72 65-69 446 39 118 99 78 62 24 26 HOUSEHOLDS 70-74 365 52 99 91 68 32 10 13 75 + 436 67 150 111 75 18 6 9

Male 9,709 205 1,037 1,592 1,912 1,770 1,373 1,820 15-19 92 9 29 27 11 9 5 2 20-24 562 13 158 189 116 42 16 28 25-29 955 22 112 251 275 167 83 45 30-34 1,583 19 101 232 364 382 265 220 35-39 1,389 19 41 119 227 349 276 358 40-44 1,278 14 54 121 195 221 249 424

continued

20 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 3.3 (continued) Table 3.3 Covalima: Private households by number of residents according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Number of residents Sex and age group Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 +

45-49 952 6 55 100 141 172 166 312 50-54 928 20 91 114 173 177 138 215 55-59 546 11 67 106 108 80 72 102 60-64 547 14 94 118 118 68 67 68 65-69 321 13 73 69 62 57 22 25 70-74 261 19 69 62 59 30 9 13 75 + 295 26 93 84 63 16 5 8

Female 2,111 272 593 522 335 186 100 103 15-19 55 13 18 17 3 4 0 0 20-24 152 10 47 51 25 13 5 1 25-29 147 9 23 45 31 16 11 12 HOUSEHOLDS 30-34 202 8 32 50 42 28 22 20 35-39 210 13 35 50 46 30 19 17 40-44 239 11 54 55 46 33 15 25 45-49 213 24 54 48 45 20 12 10 50-54 210 32 69 55 24 13 7 10 55-59 156 16 73 32 18 12 3 2 60-64 157 36 56 33 18 8 2 4 65-69 125 26 45 30 16 5 2 1 70-74 104 33 30 29 9 2 1 0 75 + 141 41 57 27 12 2 1 1

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 21 Table 3.4 Covalima: Private households according to sub-district and suco

Geographic level Households Geographic level Households

Total 11,820 Sub District Suai 4,475 Beco 676 Sub District Fatululic 440 Debos * 1,891 Fatululic 136 Suai Loro 714 Taroman 304 Camenaca 643 Labarai 551 Sub District Fatumean 859 Fatumea 205 Sub District Tilomar 1,420 Belulic Leten 469 Foholulic 203 Nanu 185 Lalawa 473 Maudemo 456 Sub District Fohorem 1,015 Casabauc 288 Fohoren 327 HOUSEHOLDS Lactos 182 Sub District Maucatar 1,272 Dato Rua 236 Holpilat 232 Dato Tolu 270 Ogues 314 Matai 563 Sub District Zumalai 2,339 Belecasac 163 Raimea 1,084 Zulo 573 * Urban Suco Lour 66 Fatuleto 56 Mape 64 Lepo 40 Ucecai 25 Tashilin 431

22 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Fertility and Mortality

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 23 Table 4.1 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of children ever born according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of children ever born according to sex of the children and age of woman

Number of children ever born Total Children Sex of child and age number of per group of mother Total None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ children woman

Children, both sexes 14,917 4,639 1,194 1,447 1,414 1,358 1,264 1,038 884 656 424 264 162 173 48,211 3.2 15-19 2,707 2,457 172 50 10 6 3 1 1 2 3 0 1 1 421 0.2 20-24 2,068 813 393 441 251 99 38 16 4 5 6 1 0 1 2,855 1.4 25-29 1,657 255 149 289 341 294 176 82 44 19 4 2 1 1 4,837 2.9 30-34 1,696 151 94 184 244 305 292 184 129 56 29 15 8 5 6,893 4.1 35-39 1,518 137 63 104 164 191 260 218 145 122 63 29 10 12 7,250 4.8 40-44 1,456 138 71 88 124 134 184 176 193 140 89 61 32 26 7,706 5.3 45-49 992 116 56 77 67 87 102 129 113 98 63 31 25 28 5,123 5.2 50-54 866 127 44 66 67 82 69 101 93 74 59 33 14 37 4,385 5.1 55-59 506 84 32 32 39 45 49 40 42 34 34 35 19 21 2,579 5.1 60-64 481 91 34 44 43 41 29 33 46 34 19 29 19 19 2,271 4.7 65-69 331 75 30 29 19 29 27 23 37 22 16 7 9 8 1,380 4.2 70-74 273 68 27 24 12 19 18 15 13 24 19 11 13 10 1,202 4.4 75 + 366 127 29 19 33 26 17 20 24 26 20 10 11 4 1,309 3.6 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY AND FERTILITY continued

24 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 4.1 (continued) Table 4.1 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of children ever born according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of children ever born according to sex of the children and age of woman

Number of children ever born Total Children Sex of child and age number of per group of mother Total None 123456789101112+children woman

Children, Male 14,917 5,783 2,538 2,286 1,726 1,192 752 323 182 87 35 10 1 2 25,174 1.7 15-19 2,707 2,552 126 18 5 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 212 0.1 20-24 2,068 1,139 555 263 79 20 8 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1,465 0.7 25-29 1,657 438 470 402 222 87 24 9 3 2 0 0 0 0 2,499 1.5 30-34 1,696 295 369 413 290 185 88 28 16 9 3 0 0 0 3,624 2.1 35-39 1,518 228 257 332 266 219 126 50 27 7 3 1 1 1 3,830 2.5 40-44 1,456 214 239 243 276 206 157 63 37 13 5 2 0 1 3,980 2.7 45-49 992 169 138 170 170 146 91 59 30 11 6 2 0 0 2,753 2.8 50-54 866 178 111 139 157 110 91 37 25 9 6 3 0 0 2,308 2.7 55-59 506 113 69 82 77 72 48 18 18 5 3 1 0 0 1,303 2.6 60-64 481 115 65 88 70 49 42 21 11 16 4 0 0 0 1,224 2.5 65-69 331 103 52 47 47 34 25 12 5 5 1 0 0 0 704 2.1 70-74 273 98 38 38 17 35 21 15 3 6 2 0 0 0 587 2.2 75 + 366 141 49 51 50 28 28 8 6 3 2 0 0 0 685 1.9 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 25 Table 4.1 (continued) Table 4.1 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of children ever born according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of children ever born according to sex of the children and age of woman

Number of children ever born Total Children Sex of child and age number of per group of mother Total None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ children woman

Children, Female 14,917 6,024 2,646 2,388 1,707 1,068 606 278 121 51 16 7 5 0 23,037 1.5 15-19 2,707 2,564 110 18 8 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 209 0.1 20-24 2,068 1,181 533 250 80 11 9 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 1,390 0.7 25-29 1,657 481 465 397 210 84 11 6 2 1 0 0 0 0 2,338 1.4 30-34 1,696 317 398 439 312 136 61 26 5 1 1 0 0 0 3,269 1.9 35-39 1,518 241 301 359 282 190 99 30 9 6 1 0 0 0 3,420 2.3 40-44 1,456 222 231 298 286 198 127 63 18 9 2 2 0 0 3,726 2.6 45-49 992 203 155 181 188 125 84 35 13 6 1 0 1 0 2,370 2.4 50-54 866 200 133 157 133 103 76 31 20 7 4 1 1 0 2,077 2.4 55-59 506 122 89 73 58 60 48 25 19 7 3 1 1 0 1,276 2.5 60-64 481 146 82 74 45 54 41 20 13 5 0 1 0 0 1,047 2.2 65-69 331 102 51 54 42 47 17 10 6 2 0 0 0 0 676 2.0 70-74 273 86 42 41 30 29 16 14 8 2 2 2 1 0 615 2.3 75 + 366 159 56 47 33 29 14 16 7 3 1 0 1 0 624 1.7 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY AND FERTILITY

26 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 4.2 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of living children according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of living children according to sex of the children and age of woman

Never Total Children Sex of child and age Number of living children Total had a number of per group of mother birth 0123456789101112+children woman

Children, both sexes 14,917 4,639 285 1,592 1,926 1,799 1,665 1,306 823 479 225 94 45 26 13 35,865 2.4 15-19 2,707 2,457 10 177 42 9 5 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 360 0.1 20-24 2,068 813 17 445 457 234 65 23 8 3 2 0 1 0 0 2,531 1.2 25-29 1,657 255 11 174 348 394 267 132 52 18 5 0 0 1 0 4,269 2.6 30-34 1,696 151 17 115 250 308 358 261 137 71 15 9 3 1 0 5,837 3.4 35-39 1,518 137 15 90 156 232 301 282 163 79 47 9 3 2 2 5,776 3.8 40-44 1,456 138 23 119 162 175 232 226 164 109 55 31 15 3 4 5,725 3.9 45-49 992 116 25 95 126 131 122 132 116 64 40 12 4 7 2 3,602 3.6 50-54 866 127 31 92 128 113 117 97 74 45 22 9 9 2 0 2,768 3.2 55-59 506 84 23 64 76 57 61 49 27 32 12 10 4 5 2 1,567 3.1 60-64 481 91 30 68 65 56 56 44 33 18 9 6 2 2 1 1,314 2.7 65-69 331 75 29 51 47 38 31 17 23 11 3 3 2 1 0 765 2.3 70-74 273 68 23 54 27 20 27 16 10 15 7 3 2 1 0 635 2.3

75 + 366 127 31 48 42 32 23 26 14 13 6 2 0 1 1 716 2.0 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY

continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 27 Table 4.2 (continued) Table 4.2 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of living children according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of living children according to sex of the children and age of woman

Never Total Children Sex of child and age Number of living children Total had a number of per group of mother birth 0123456789101112+children woman

Children, Male 14,917 5,783 629 3,223 2,492 1,536 770 327 104 35 13 4 0 1 0 18,550 1.2 15-19 2,707 2,552 9 122 17 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 187 0.1 20-24 2,068 1,139 36 586 231 59 13 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1,299 0.6 25-29 1,657 438 41 528 400 178 52 13 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 2,182 1.3 30-34 1,696 295 50 451 424 274 132 49 17 3 1 0 0 0 0 3,025 1.8 35-39 1,518 228 52 341 383 269 165 52 18 7 2 0 0 1 0 3,018 2.0 40-44 1,456 214 72 336 319 258 141 85 21 8 1 1 0 0 0 2,936 2.0 45-49 992 169 60 210 215 168 99 42 20 7 2 0 0 0 0 1,935 2.0 50-54 866 178 71 192 176 141 62 35 6 4 0 1 0 0 0 1,463 1.7 55-59 506 113 47 131 94 67 28 14 8 2 2 0 0 0 0 780 1.5 60-64 481 115 52 115 97 50 35 9 5 0 2 1 0 0 0 699 1.5 65-69 331 103 46 77 58 26 12 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 367 1.1 70-74 273 98 41 54 32 19 17 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 307 1.1

FERTILITY AND MORTALITY AND FERTILITY 75 + 366 141 52 80 46 23 14 7 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 352 1.0

continued

28 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 4.2 (continued) Table 4.2 Covalima: Women in private households, 15 years and older, by number of living children according to sex of children and age of the woman and total number of living children according to sex of the children and age of woman

Never Total Children Sex of child and age Number of living children Total had a number of per group of mother birth 0123456789101112+children woman

Children, Female 14,917 6,024 644 3,236 2,512 1,470 680 232 83 25 8 2 1 0 0 17,315 1.2 15-19 2,707 2,564 9 110 16 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 173 0.1 20-24 2,068 1,181 46 541 229 58 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,232 0.6 25-29 1,657 481 38 504 387 187 54 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,087 1.3 30-34 1,696 317 44 466 455 272 102 29 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 2,812 1.7 35-39 1,518 241 56 369 416 260 122 38 13 3 0 0 0 0 0 2,758 1.8 40-44 1,456 222 74 341 338 260 150 46 17 6 1 0 1 0 0 2,789 1.9 45-49 992 203 57 256 216 135 74 33 15 1 2 0 0 0 0 1,667 1.7 50-54 866 200 90 208 165 105 56 31 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 1,305 1.5 55-59 506 122 51 124 78 65 41 11 9 2 2 1 0 0 0 787 1.6 60-64 481 146 48 114 82 50 22 15 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 615 1.3 65-69 331 102 43 76 55 29 16 4 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 398 1.2 70-74 273 86 42 65 31 18 21 2 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 328 1.2

75 + 366 159 46 62 44 27 15 9 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 364 1.0 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 29 Table 4.3 Covalima: Women in private households by number of stillbirths according to age of woman

Number of still births Total number Age group Total None 12345678 of stillbirths

Total 14,917 13,595 1,023 233 42 13 6 2 2 1 1,731 15-19 2,707 2,705 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 20-24 2,068 2,004 58 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 72 25-29 1,657 1,519 115 21 2 0 0 0 0 0 163 30-34 1,696 1,536 129 26 4 0 0 0 0 1 201 35-39 1,518 1,326 152 35 4 0 0 0 1 0 241 40-44 1,456 1,237 169 41 3 4 2 0 0 0 286 45-49 992 843 109 27 8 3 2 0 0 0 209 50-54 866 734 99 26 5 1 1 0 0 0 175 55-59 506 434 51 13 5 2 0 0 1 0 107 60-64 481 405 56 15 5 0 0 0 0 0 101 65-69 331 293 27 6 3 0 1 1 0 0 59 70-74 273 236 25 11 0 1 0 0 0 0 51 75 + 366 323 31 7 3 1 0 1 0 0 64 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY AND FERTILITY

30 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 4.4 Covalima: Women in private households, aged 15 to 54 by reported birth in the 12 months prior to the census according to age groups

Women reporting births Age group Total women in past year

Total 12,960 2,057 15-19 2,707 149 20-24 2,068 573 25-29 1,657 470 30-34 1,696 410 35-39 1,518 268 40-44 1,456 137 45-49 992 39 50-54 866 11 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 31 Table 4.5 Covalima: Women in private households by age at fi rst birth and median age at fi rst birth and by year of ocurrence

1954 Age at fi rst Quinquenium Total and birth 2004-2000 1999-1995 1994-1990 1989-1985 1984-1980 1979-1975 1974-1970 1969-1965 1964-1960 1959-1955 earlier

Total 10278 1502 1864 1718 1418 1352 669 607 443 350 183 172 <1516331534272327168 4 15 15 521 34 67 85 98 61 66 44 31 22 7 6 16 635 89 127 113 79 71 49 42 22 21 11 11 17 758 132 143 129 115 89 39 40 33 19 15 4 18 899 208 159 152 112 116 42 37 28 26 13 6 19 889 181 182 148 119 117 34 49 27 20 6 6 20 985 195 185 162 100 150 55 61 27 25 12 13 21 842 149 169 140 112 104 60 31 34 22 14 7 22 695 120 150 113 106 85 38 33 17 25 3 5 23 649 91 143 113 110 79 36 31 18 15 8 5 24 507 75 91 114 74 65 28 29 10 15 4 2 25 462 43 102 63 69 61 44 25 21 12 16 6 26 389 44 58 74 50 56 20 25 28 13 7 14 27 278 23 46 58 57 44 15 10 14 8 1 2 28 270 30 33 45 37 39 18 17 23 12 8 8 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY AND FERTILITY 29 238 19 43 37 23 37 19 17 16 12 8 7 30+ 1098 66 151 138 130 155 79 100 86 79 49 65

Median age 20.3 19.5 20.3 20.3 20.5 20.5 20.4 20.5 21.7 21.6 23.4 25.7 at fi rst birth

32 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 4.6 Covalima: Population in private households by survival of parents according to age groups

Survival of parents

Age group Father Mother Total Both alive One alive Both deceased Alive Deceased Alive Deceased

Total 52,818 35,428 17,390 38,378 14,440 32,316 9,174 11,328 0-4 8,562 8,366 196 8,495 67 8,310 241 11 5-9 7,617 7,179 438 7,415 202 7,019 556 42 10-14 7,299 6,725 574 6,937 362 6,439 784 76 15-19 5,304 4,597 707 4,720 584 4,203 911 190 20-24 3,786 2,892 894 3,117 669 2,510 989 287 25-29 2,969 1,736 1,233 2,021 948 1,326 1,105 538 30-34 3,485 1,522 1,963 1,960 1,525 1,037 1,408 1,040 35-39 3,004 999 2,005 1,436 1,568 643 1,149 1,212 40-44 2,802 665 2,137 998 1,804 396 871 1,535 45-49 1,991 327 1,664 555 1,436 173 536 1,282 50-54 1,846 199 1,647 347 1,499 106 334 1,406 55-59 1,074 87 987 163 911 51 148 875 60-64 1,075 45 1,030 89 986 29 76 970

65-69 687 24 663 51 636 19 37 631 FERTILITY AND MORTALITY 70-74 579 23 556 29 550 19 14 546 75 + 738 42 696 45 693 36 15 687

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 33 34 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Education and Literacy

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 35 Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Both sexes 42,743 6,104 7,299 5,304 3,786 2,969 3,485 3,004 2,802 1,991 1,846 1,074 1,075 2,004

No schooling 2,893 529 250 112 137 142 194 203 266 217 240 157 163 283

Primary school 13,784 2,671 5,071 1,740 993 814 785 567 453 296 169 72 56 97 Years of study 1 1,574 1,204 246 22 13 12 14 13 14 9 9 7 3 8 2 2,082 892 775 60 52 48 50 52 61 36 24 7 6 19 3 2,305 420 1,158 159 101 88 97 92 68 52 25 13 10 22 4 2,259 155 1,285 280 110 91 90 69 78 45 22 11 11 12 5 1,879 0 908 378 172 142 103 86 45 23 6 5 3 8 6+ 3,685 0 699 841 545 433 431 255 187 131 83 29 23 28

Secondary school 8,492 0 475 2,603 1,711 1,053 1,209 812 383 132 54 31 13 16 Years of study 1 986 0 229 485 128 46 42 25 14 10 2 2 1 2 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION 2 1,534 0 174 724 260 129 132 59 32 12 6 4 2 0 3 2,604 0 72 698 487 358 464 272 150 59 18 14 5 7 4 328 0 0 215 62 14 16 8 7 2 2 0 1 1 5 660 0 0 250 219 67 63 26 20 11 2 1 0 1 6+ 2,380 0 0 231 555 439 492 422 160 38 24 10 4 5

continued

36 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.1 (continued) Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Tertiary education 365 0 0 42 58 69 74 58 24 11 10 4 6 9 Years of study 1 4200371249311110 2 196 0 0 39 38 25 32 21 9 9 7 3 4 9 3 560008121316600010 4 210002971011000 5+ 50 0 0 0 3 11 18 11 6 0 1 0 0 0

Received diploma, either 2,698 0 0 225 613 508 566 480 184 50 34 14 10 14 junior or senior high school

Received degree or certifi cate 70 0 0 0 4 20 25 12 6 1 2 0 0 0 tertiary education

Education not stated 17,209 2,904 1,503 807 887 891 1,223 1,364 1,676 1,335 1,373 810 837 1,599 EDUCATION AND LITERACY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 37 Table 5.1 (continued) Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Male 21,326 3,124 3,779 2,597 1,718 1,312 1,789 1,486 1,346 999 980 568 594 1,034

No schooling 1,293 267 150 52 66 46 79 63 76 81 119 75 82 137

Primary school 7,251 1,308 2,596 896 427 385 445 325 309 219 143 66 46 86 Years of study 1 815 607 137 12 6 6 5 6 11 5 5 7 1 7 2 1,128 444 439 32 28 26 26 25 34 25 22 7 4 16 3 1,216 185 589 96 43 55 51 46 52 40 21 11 9 18 4 1,222 72 656 160 53 43 58 37 58 34 20 10 10 11 5 959 0 450 181 84 70 58 55 30 15 4 3 2 7 6+ 1,911 0 325 415 213 185 247 156 124 100 71 28 20 27

Secondary school 4,676 0 236 1,220 813 520 752 604 320 116 47 26 10 12 Years of study 1 510 0 111 239 69 19 29 21 9 8 1 2 1 1 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION 2 749 0 90 358 101 57 62 37 25 11 5 2 1 0 3 1,439 0 35 319 214 165 293 196 127 52 15 13 5 5 4 166 0 0 92 39 11 8 6 6 1 2 0 0 1 5 333 0 0 116 116 21 40 12 17 8 2 0 0 1 6+ 1,479 0 0 96 274 247 320 332 136 36 22 9 3 4

continued

38 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.1 (continued) Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Tertiary education 235 0 0 19 25 44 54 49 18 8 7 3 4 4 Years of study 1 2900221027311010 2 106 0 0 17 15 14 21 15 5 6 4 3 2 4 3 44000471215500010 4 170001671011000 5+ 39000371211501000

Received diploma, either 1,690 0 0 91 299 291 374 381 154 44 29 12 7 8 junior or senior high school

Received degree or certifi cate 55 0 0 0 3 13 19 12 5 1 2 0 0 0 tertiary education

Education not stated 7,871 1,549 797 410 387 317 459 445 623 575 664 398 452 795 EDUCATION AND LITERACY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 39 Table 5.1 (continued) Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Female 21,417 2,980 3,520 2,707 2,068 1,657 1,696 1,518 1,456 992 866 506 481 970

No schooling 1,600 262 100 60 71 96 115 140 190 136 121 82 81 146

Primary school 6,533 1,363 2,475 844 566 429 340 242 144 77 26 6 10 11 Years of study 1 759 597 109 10 7 6 9 7 3 4 4 0 2 1 954 448 336 28 24 22 24 27 27 11 2 0 2 3 3 1,089 235 569 63 58 33 46 46 16 12 4 2 1 4 4 1,037 83 629 120 57 48 32 32 20 11 2 1 1 1 5 920 0 458 197 88 72 45 31 15 8 2 2 1 1 6+ 1,774 0 374 426 332 248 184 99 63 31 12 1 3 1

Secondary school 3,816 0 239 1,383 898 533 457 208 63 16 7 5 3 4 Years of study 1 476 0 118 246 59 27 13 4 5 2 1 0 0 1 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION 2 785 0 84 366 159 72 70 22 7 1 1 2 1 0 3 1,165 0 37 379 273 193 171 76 23 7 3 1 0 2 4 1620012323382110010 5 327 0 0 134 103 46 23 14 3 3 0 1 0 0 6+ 901 0 0 135 281 192 172 90 24 2 2 1 1 1

continued

40 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.1 (continued) Table 5.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by age groups according to sex and educational attainment

Sex and education Age group attainment Total 6-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 +

Tertiary education 130 0 0 23 33 25 20 9 6 3 3 1 2 5 Years of study 1 130015222000100 2 9000222311116433025 3 120004511100000 4 40001300000000 5+ 110000460100000

Received diploma, either 1,008 0 0 134 314 217 192 99 30 6 5 2 3 6 junior or senior high school

Received degree or certifi cate 150001760100000 tertiary education

Education not stated 9,338 1,355 706 397 500 574 764 919 1,053 760 709 412 385 804 EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 41 Table 5.2 Covalima: Population in privale households, 6 years and older by literacy* in any of the offi cial languages according to sex and age group

Literacy Sex and age group Total Iliterate Literate

Both sexes 42,743 23,221 19,522 6-9 6,104 4,972 1,132 10-14 7,299 3,067 4,232 15-19 5,304 1,093 4,211 20-24 3,786 1,157 2,629 25-29 2,969 1,135 1,834 30-34 3,485 1,500 1,985 35-39 3,004 1,592 1,412 40-44 2,802 1,896 906 45-49 1,991 1,471 520 50-54 1,846 1,571 275 55-59 1,074 935 139 60-64 1,075 977 98 65 + 2,004 1,855 149

* Literacy a person who know how to read and write EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION continued

42 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.2 (continued) Table 5.2 Covalima: Population in privale households, 6 years and older by literacy* in any of the offi cial languages according to sex and age group

Literacy Sex and age group Total Iliterate Literate

Male 21,326 10,812 10,514 6-9 3,124 2,593 531 10-14 3,779 1,674 2,105 15-19 2,597 567 2,030 20-24 1,718 512 1,206 25-29 1,312 429 883 30-34 1,789 602 1,187 35-39 1,486 535 951 40-44 1,346 668 678 45-49 999 607 392 50-54 980 747 233 55-59 568 452 116 60-64 594 512 82 65 + 1,034 914 120

continued EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 43 Table 5.2 (continued) Table 5.2 Covalima: Population in privale households, 6 years and older by literacy* in any of the offi cial languages according to sex and age group

Literacy Sex and age group Total Iliterate Literate

Female 21,417 12,409 9,008 6-9 2,980 2,379 601 10-14 3,520 1,393 2,127 15-19 2,707 526 2,181 20-24 2,068 645 1,423 25-29 1,657 706 951 30-34 1,696 898 798 35-39 1,518 1,057 461 40-44 1,456 1,228 228 45-49 992 864 128 50-54 866 824 42 55-59 506 483 23 60-64 481 465 16 65 + 970 941 29 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION

44 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.a Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in portuguese according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Both sexes 42,743 28,979 1,371 7,891 752 3,750 6-9 6,104 5,073 167 683 47 134 10-14 7,299 3,883 265 2,199 198 754 15-19 5,304 2,046 138 2,019 190 911 20-24 3,786 2,235 100 1,055 82 314 25-29 2,969 2,144 66 555 40 164 30-34 3,485 2,457 83 665 56 224 35-39 3,004 2,140 82 429 59 294 40-44 2,802 2,123 93 162 40 384 45-49 1,991 1,580 77 61 20 253 50-54 1,846 1,600 74 33 10 129 55-59 1,074 925 66 10 2 71 60-64 1,075 955 65 9 1 45 65 + 2,004 1,818 95 11 7 73

continued EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 45 Table 5.3.A (continued) Table 5.3.a Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in portuguese according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Male 21,326 13,628 863 4,039 426 2,370 6-9 3,124 2,647 83 314 17 63 10-14 3,779 2,066 146 1,115 95 357 15-19 2,597 1,033 61 959 90 454 20-24 1,718 957 40 497 41 183 25-29 1,312 861 40 290 27 94 30-34 1,789 1,154 52 378 43 162 35-39 1,486 865 59 277 45 240 40-44 1,346 820 62 121 35 308 45-49 999 666 58 44 15 216 50-54 980 762 64 23 9 122 55-59 568 436 60 6 2 64 60-64 594 486 58 7 1 42 65 + 1,034 875 80 8 6 65

EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION continued

46 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.a (continued) Table 5.3.a Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in portuguese according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Female 21,417 15,351 508 3,852 326 1,380 6-9 2,980 2,426 84 369 30 71 10-14 3,520 1,817 119 1,084 103 397 15-19 2,707 1,013 77 1,060 100 457 20-24 2,068 1,278 60 558 41 131 25-29 1,657 1,283 26 265 13 70 30-34 1,696 1,303 31 287 13 62 35-39 1,518 1,275 23 152 14 54 40-44 1,456 1,303 31 41 5 76 45-49 992 914 19 17 5 37 50-54 866 838 10 10 1 7 55-59 506 489 6 4 0 7 60-64 481 469 7 2 0 3 65 + 970 943 15 3 1 8 EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 47 Table 5.3.b Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in Tetum according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Both sexes 42,743 3,442 18,980 1,341 645 18,335 6-9 6,104 1,358 3,335 278 124 1,009 10-14 7,299 572 1,935 462 249 4,081 15-19 5,304 125 863 144 83 4,089 20-24 3,786 78 1,077 85 51 2,495 25-29 2,969 82 1,076 51 31 1,729 30-34 3,485 92 1,429 72 33 1,859 35-39 3,004 121 1,493 55 25 1,310 40-44 2,802 169 1,764 46 16 807 45-49 1,991 126 1,386 33 17 429 50-54 1,846 152 1,415 43 7 229 55-59 1,074 112 839 16 1 106 60-64 1,075 136 841 17 7 74 65 + 2,004 319 1,527 39 1 118 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION continued

48 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.b (continued) Table 5.3.b Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in Tetum according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Male 21,326 1,505 8,923 687 326 9,885 6-9 3,124 709 1,735 149 51 480 10-14 3,779 321 1,063 237 125 2,033 15-19 2,597 66 440 77 47 1,967 20-24 1,718 32 480 38 24 1,144 25-29 1,312 21 414 24 11 842 30-34 1,789 30 575 29 22 1,133 35-39 1,486 25 525 26 14 896 40-44 1,346 39 664 21 10 612 45-49 999 38 602 16 10 333 50-54 980 50 701 27 6 196 55-59 568 35 431 9 1 92 60-64 594 45 473 9 4 63 65 + 1,034 94 820 25 1 94 EDUCATION AND LITERACY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 49 Table 5.3.b (continued) Table 5.3.b Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in Tetum according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Female 21,417 1,937 10,057 654 319 8,450 6-9 2,980 649 1,600 129 73 529 10-14 3,520 251 872 225 124 2,048 15-19 2,707 59 423 67 36 2,122 20-24 2,068 46 597 47 27 1,351 25-29 1,657 61 662 27 20 887 30-34 1,696 62 854 43 11 726 35-39 1,518 96 968 29 11 414 40-44 1,456 130 1,100 25 6 195 45-49 992 88 784 17 7 96 50-54 866 102 714 16 1 33 55-59 506 77 408 7 0 14 60-64 481 91 368 8 3 11 65 + 970 225 707 14 0 24 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION

50 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.c Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in bahasa according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Both sexes 42,743 18,028 4,984 2,749 689 16,293 6-9 6,104 4,203 625 608 76 592 10-14 7,299 2,352 575 1,282 181 2,909 15-19 5,304 745 319 370 120 3,750 20-24 3,786 690 439 121 72 2,464 25-29 2,969 690 419 73 58 1,729 30-34 3,485 954 539 66 54 1,872 35-39 3,004 1,099 519 67 41 1,278 40-44 2,802 1,466 454 56 32 794 45-49 1,991 1,131 371 43 17 429 50-54 1,846 1,300 293 26 16 211 55-59 1,074 802 161 7 10 94 60-64 1,075 868 119 12 3 73 65 + 2,004 1,728 151 18 9 98

continued EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 51 Table 5.3.c (continued) Table 5.3.c Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in bahasa according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Male 21,326 8,078 2,660 1,443 355 8,790 6-9 3,124 2,188 323 318 26 269 10-14 3,779 1,301 299 673 92 1,414 15-19 2,597 392 153 195 62 1,795 20-24 1,718 287 222 59 31 1,119 25-29 1,312 221 189 32 30 840 30-34 1,789 320 279 33 30 1,127 35-39 1,486 298 250 36 19 883 40-44 1,346 449 238 24 22 613 45-49 999 423 216 23 13 324 50-54 980 574 191 18 13 184 55-59 568 362 111 7 10 78 60-64 594 442 80 9 1 62 65 + 1,034 821 109 16 6 82

EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION continued

52 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.c (continued) Table 5.3.c Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in bahasa according to sex and age group

Language capability

Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Female 21,417 9,950 2,324 1,306 334 7,503 6-9 2,980 2,015 302 290 50 323 10-14 3,520 1,051 276 609 89 1,495 15-19 2,707 353 166 175 58 1,955 20-24 2,068 403 217 62 41 1,345 25-29 1,657 469 230 41 28 889 30-34 1,696 634 260 33 24 745 35-39 1,518 801 269 31 22 395 40-44 1,456 1,017 216 32 10 181 45-49 992 708 155 20 4 105 50-54 866 726 102 8 3 27 55-59 506 440 50 0 0 16 60-64 481 426 39 3 2 11 65 + 970 907 42 2 3 16 EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 53 Table 5.3.d Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in english according to sex and age group

Language capability Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Both sexes 42,743 34,874 656 5,265 524 1,424 6-9 6,104 5,798 63 194 17 32 10-14 7,299 6,180 103 804 65 147 15-19 5,304 3,040 141 1,586 161 376 20-24 3,786 2,475 103 861 62 285 25-29 2,969 2,235 64 467 51 152 30-34 3,485 2,693 52 548 48 144 35-39 3,004 2,418 36 384 50 116 40-44 2,802 2,458 37 211 30 66 45-49 1,991 1,800 31 98 11 51 50-54 1,846 1,749 6 56 10 25 55-59 1,074 1,030 5 20 1 18 60-64 1,075 1,032 9 13 14 7 65 + 2,004 1,966 6 23 4 5

EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION continued

54 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 5.3.d (continued) Table 5.3.d Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in english according to sex and age group

Language capability Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Male 21,326 16,971 319 2,810 298 928 6-9 3,124 3,002 21 79 8 14 10-14 3,779 3,219 51 402 29 78 15-19 2,597 1,511 61 758 70 197 20-24 1,718 1,036 54 416 38 174 25-29 1,312 907 43 227 34 101 30-34 1,789 1,285 27 332 29 116 35-39 1,486 1,064 25 266 35 96 40-44 1,346 1,091 14 164 23 54 45-49 999 862 9 76 7 45 50-54 980 896 4 48 8 24 55-59 568 534 3 13 0 18 60-64 594 561 3 10 13 7 65 + 1,034 1,003 4 19 4 4

continued EDUCATION AND LITERACY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 55 Table 5.3.d (continued) Table 5.3.d Covalima: Population in private households, 6 years and older, by language capability in english according to sex and age group

Language capability Sex and age group Do not speak, Speak and Speak, read Total Speak only Read only read or write read only and write

Female 21,417 17,903 337 2,455 226 496 6-9 2,980 2,796 42 115 9 18 10-14 3,520 2,961 52 402 36 69 15-19 2,707 1,529 80 828 91 179 20-24 2,068 1,439 49 445 24 111 25-29 1,657 1,328 21 240 17 51 30-34 1,696 1,408 25 216 19 28 35-39 1,518 1,354 11 118 15 20 40-44 1,456 1,367 23 47 7 12 45-49 992 938 22 22 4 6 50-54 866 853 2 8 2 1 55-59 506 496 2 7 1 0 60-64 481 471 6 3 1 0 65 + 970 963 2 4 0 1 EDUCATION AND LITERACY AND EDUCATION

56 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Economic Activity

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 57 Table 6.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, by age groups according to sex and current economic activity

Age group Sex and economic activity Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Both sexes 29,340 5,304 3,786 2,969 3,485 3,004 2,802 1,991 1,846 1,074 1,075 687 579 738

In the labor force 18,519 834 2,039 2,154 2,788 2,428 2,342 1,673 1,563 890 809 461 295 243 Government 879 3 49 99 210 212 157 80 39 19 6 3 2 0 UN 227542426443188500000 NGO 183515395038196810200 Private industry 748 43 119 114 133 108 72 52 37 31 19 11 7 2 Self-employed 2,581 94 318 362 414 367 340 253 186 95 64 49 23 16 Subsistence farming and fi shing 13,728 641 1,439 1,469 1,896 1,650 1,730 1,272 1,285 744 719 396 263 224 Looking and available 173 43 57 29 21 10 6 2 3 0 1 0 0 1

Not in the labor force 10,821 4,470 1,747 815 697 576 460 318 283 184 266 226 284 495 Student 5,176 3,996 918 95 43 23 25 14 8 4 22 10 13 5 Home duties 3,653 221 623 610 577 498 395 271 178 103 83 50 23 21

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC Retired/too old 870 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 42 113 135 183 352 Sick/disabled 307 24 18 14 26 16 18 10 19 18 21 20 36 67 No work available 746 216 179 84 46 31 20 20 24 17 23 11 26 49 Other 69 13 9 12 5 8 2 3 9 0 4 0 3 1

continued

58 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.1 (continued) Table 6.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, by age groups according to sex and current economic activity

Age group Sex and economic activity Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Male 14,423 2,597 1,718 1,312 1,789 1,486 1,346 999 980 568 594 356 306 372

In the labor force 10,829 429 1,011 1,196 1,725 1,459 1,319 973 945 543 543 308 200 178 Government 704 0 22 70 163 174 138 74 37 17 5 3 1 0 UN 166 0 20 24 54 38 17 8 5 0 0 0 0 0 NGO 144 1 9 27 44 32 16 4 8 1 0 2 0 0 Private industry 206 10 28 35 48 38 23 13 6 3 1 0 1 0 Self-employed 952 31 97 140 161 144 107 95 66 27 38 21 17 8 Subsistence farming and fi shing 8,518 352 788 876 1,241 1,023 1,012 778 822 495 499 282 181 169 Looking and available 139 35 47 24 14 10 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 1

Not in the labor force 3,594 2,168 707 116 64 27 27 26 35 25 51 48 106 194 Student 2,710 2,030 590 42 22 4 2 2 1 0 5 3 8 1 Home duties 23 9 5 0 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

Retired/too old 307 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 11 33 36 73 147 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Sick/disabled 143 12 9 6 11 2 10 8 9 9 5 8 21 33 No work available 370 111 99 62 23 13 11 13 10 5 6 1 4 12 Other 41 6 4 6 5 7 1 2 8 0 2 0 0 0

continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 59 Table 6.1 (continued) Table 6.1 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, by age groups according to sex and current economic activity

Age group Sex and economic activity Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Female 14,917 2,707 2,068 1,657 1,696 1,518 1,456 992 866 506 481 331 273 366

In the labor force 7,690 405 1,028 958 1,063 969 1,023 700 618 347 266 153 95 65 Government 175 3 27 29 47 38 19 6 2 2 1 0 1 0 UN 615221810510000000 NGO 3946126632000000 Private industry 542 33 91 79 85 70 49 39 31 28 18 11 6 2 Self-employed 1,629 63 221 222 253 223 233 158 120 68 26 28 6 8 Subsistence farming and fi shing 5,210 289 651 593 655 627 718 494 463 249 220 114 82 55 Looking and available 34 8 10 5 7 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0

Not in the labor force 7,227 2,302 1,040 699 633 549 433 292 248 159 215 178 178 301 Student 2,466 1,966 328 53 21 19 23 12 7 4 17 7 5 4 Home duties 3,630 212 618 610 574 497 392 270 178 103 83 50 23 20

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC Retired/too old 563 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 31 80 99 110 205 Sick/disabled 164 12 9 8 15 14 8 2 10 9 16 12 15 34 No work available 376 105 80 22 23 18 9 7 14 12 17 10 22 37 Other 28 7 5 6 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 0 3 1

60 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation

Age group Sex and main occupation Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Both sexes 18,519 834 2,039 2,154 2,788 2,428 2,342 1,673 1,563 890 809 461 295 243

Armed forces 180225351000000 Legislators, senior offi cials 760241711195751212 Health professionals 281448522200000 Secondary and tertiary teachers 112 0 3 10 24 38 216721000 Religious leaders 100100220310010 Other professionals 121 4 19 28 37 1785300000 Health technicians 540161715104100000 Primary teachers 323 0 6 12 54 99 75 45 1984100 Other technicians/associates 240433812200100 Clerical workers 250265920010000 Hotel and restaurant workers 283484412200000 Travel attendants, guides 90101601000000

Sales people 342 8 30 52 67 60 45 47 1592421ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Police offi cers 164 1 22 44 55 23 126000010 Security guards 260435724010000 Other service workers 272545521030000 Market farmer 145 4 17 10 17 18 24 14 11 109560 Subsistence farmer 14,307 672 1,487 1,546 1,976 1,712 1,806 1,342 1,338 767 743 415 274 229 Other farmers 60113000010000 Comercial fi shing 192445400000000 Subsistence fi shing 3102210523211111 Building trade 98 1 9 13 19 17 17 14601100 Handicraft workers 117 13 15 12 15 17 14 8 1344200

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PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 61 Table 6.2 (continued) Table 6.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation

Age group Sex and main occupation Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Other trades 5346813762241000 Mining and oil workers 20000020000000 Electricity workers 200253721000000 Drivers 190 8 31 51 47 27 195100100 Shipping and port workers 20001000100000 Other machine operators 59 0 7 11 16 1644010000 Street vendors 300446761110000 Other informal vendors 148 4 18 23 30 30 14 14733101 Domestic helpers 573 19 107 103 93 67 55 39 28 23 17 12 6 4 Building caretakers, porters 3805811533111000 Agricultural laborers 363339261611100 Other informal workers 711 29 97 83 103 102 113 60 63 30 15 10 3 3 Not Elsewhere Included 367 13 56 51 81 62 34 29 19 134401 Not stated 180 43 58 30 23 1182301001 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC

Male 10,829 429 1,011 1,196 1,725 1,459 1,319 973 945 543 543 308 200 178

Armed forces 160224341000000 Legislators, senior offi cials 650131710175531111 Health professionals 160025412200000 Secondary and tertiary teachers 940281532216721000 Religious leaders 90100120310010 Other professionals 88 0 7 17 33 1684300000 Health technicians 40003131274100000 Primary teachers 247 0 2 8 30 75 64 38 1883100

continued

62 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.2 (continued) Table 6.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation

Age group Sex and main occupation Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Other technicians/associates 180222612200100 Clerical workers 190144720010000 Hotel and restaurant workers 80121101200000 Travel attendants, guides 60001401000000 Sales people 129 2 4 16 26 26 15 21852121 Police offi cers 130 0 10 32 49 21 126000000 Security guards 250425724010000 Other service workers 130232420000000 Market farmer 95 2 14 6 11 10 14 12478250 Subsistence farmer 8,892 371 816 924 1,300 1,061 1,057 822 857 505 519 296 191 173 Other farmers 50113000000000 Comercial fi shing 160444400000000 Subsistence fi shing 260228512211101 Building trade 77 1 5 10 17 14 149501100

Handicraft workers 261363341301100ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Other trades 201144531010000 Mining and oil workers 20000020000000 Electricity workers 170152711000000 Drivers 187 8 29 51 47 26 195100100 Shipping and port workers 20001000100000 Other machine operators 58 0 6 11 16 1644010000 Street vendors 190313721110000 Other informal vendors 5506971447223001 Domestic helpers 60121110000000 Building caretakers, porters 3705811433111000 continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 63 Table 6.2 (continued) Table 6.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation

Age group Sex and main occupation Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Agricultural laborers 101104120100000 Other informal workers 69487181751602100 Not Elsewhere Included 142 3 18 16 43 24 178930100 Not stated 145 35 48 25 15 1181100001

Female 7,690 405 1,028 958 1,063 969 1,023 700 618 347 266 153 95 65

Armed forces 20001010000000 Legislators, senior offi cials 110110120220101 Health professionals 121423110000000 Secondary and tertiary teachers 180129600000000 Religious leaders 10000100000000 Other professionals 33 4 12 114101000000 Health technicians 140134330000000

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC Primary teachers 760442424117101000 Other technicians/associates 60211200000000 Clerical workers 60121200000000 Hotel and restaurant workers 203363311000000 Travel attendants, guides 30100200000000 Sales people 213 6 26 36 41 34 30 26740300 Police offi cers 34 1 12 126200000010 Security guards 10010000000000 Other service workers 142313101030000 Market farmer 5023468102731310

continued

64 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.2 (continued) Table 6.2 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age, currently economically active, by age groups according to sex and main occupation

Age group Sex and main occupation Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Subsistence farmer 5,415 301 671 622 676 651 749 520 481 262 224 119 83 56 Other farmers 10000000010000 Comercial fi shing 32001000000000 Subsistence fi shing 50002011000010 Building trade 210432335100000 Handicraft workers 91 12 12 6 12 14 10 7 1043100 Other trades 333549231231000 Mining and oil workers 00000000000000 Electricity workers 30101010000000 Drivers 30200100000000 Shipping and port workers 00000000000000 Other machine operators 10100000000000 Street vendors 110133040000000 Other informal vendors 93 4 12 14 23 16 107510100

Domestic helpers 567 19 106 101 92 66 54 39 28 23 17 12 6 4 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Building caretakers, porters 10000100000000 Agricultural laborers 262235141511100 Other informal workers 642 25 89 76 85 85 108 59 57 30 13933 Not Elsewhere Included 225 10 38 35 38 38 17 21 10 104301 Not stated 35 8 1058001201000

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 65 Table 6.3 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, currently economically active by age group according to sex and industry

Age group Sex and industry Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Both sexes 18,519 834 2,039 2,154 2,788 2,428 2,342 1,673 1,563 890 809 461 295 243

Agriculture 14,390 670 1,491 1,531 1,981 1,738 1,826 1,356 1,346 774 748 418 280 231 Forestry 283335632110100 Fishing 132 8 25 23 28 17 13 7524000 Mining, quarrying, oil 50002201000000 Manufacturing 150223023201000 Electricity 3002461331100000 Construction 892791820158721000 Wholesaling, Retailing, Selling 570 13 53 92 121 99 77 57 27 136732 Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafes 333586324200000 Transport & Warehousing 232 11 42 63 55 31 19 5311100 Communications 200455211100100 Financial 140115520000000

ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC Real Estate, Renting Property 260354434111000 Public Administration (government) 225 1 18 24 64 48 36 18761110 Defence 85 0 7 24 29 1653010000 Education 403 1 9 22 74 120 90 47 2585200 Health & Social Services 90 1 4 12 26 21 12 8411000 Community Services 57 0 10 8 14 1052421010 Recreational, Cultural and Sporting Activities 4303844103920000 Private Households 1,408 65 227 203 210 180 170 119 95 63 34 26 9 7 U N Agencies, Diplomatic 451 13 66 78 107 79 42 22 20 134412 Not stated 173 43 57 29 21 1062301001

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66 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.3 (continued) Table 6.3 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, currently economically active by age group according to sex and industry

Age group Sex and industry Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Male 10,829 429 1,011 1,196 1,725 1,459 1,319 973 945 543 543 308 200 178

Agriculture 8,903 366 814 911 1,293 1,072 1,061 826 857 512 523 297 196 175 Forestry 213224630100000 Fishing 126 6 24 22 27 17 127524000 Mining, quarrying, oil 40002200000000 Manufacturing 130212023201000 Electricity 2802361231100000 Construction 770691518147701000 Wholesaling, Retailing, Selling 236 2 13 32 50 49 27 28 1585322 Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafes 120023113200000 Transport & Warehousing 223 11 39 63 52 29 195211100 Communications 170255111100100 Financial 110014510000000 Real Estate, Renting Property 180152233101000 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Public Administration (government) 197 0 9 19 57 44 35 18 761100 Defence 74 0 4 19 26 1653010000 Education 313 1 4 15 44 93 78 40 2484200 Health & Social Services 58006181677400000 Community Services 4708613642421010 Recreational, Cultural and Sporting Activities 60011121000000 Private Households 47 3 6 109943100200 U N Agencies, Diplomatic 259 2 28 40 78 50 31 14 1031110 Not stated 139 35 47 24 14 1061100001

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PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 67 Table 6.3 (continued) Table 6.3 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years and older, currently economically active by age group according to sex and industry

Age group Sex and industry Total 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75 +

Female 7,690 405 1,028 958 1,063 969 1,023 700 618 347 266 153 95 65

Agriculture 5,487 304 677 620 688 666 765 530 489 262 225 121 84 56 Forestry 70111002010100 Fishing 62111010000000 Mining, quarrying, oil 10000001000000 Manufacturing 20011000000000 Electricity 20010100000000 Construction 122103211020000 Wholesaling, Retailing, Selling 334 11 40 60 71 50 50 29 1251410 Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafes 213563211000000 Transport & Warehousing 90303200100000 Communications 30200100000000 Financial 30101010000000 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC Real Estate, Renting Property 80202201010000 Public Administration (government) 281957410000010 Defence 110353000000000 Education 900573027127101000 Health & Social Services 321468551011000 Community Services 100221410000000 Recreational, Cultural and Sporting Activities 370373382920000 Private Households 1,361 62 221 193 201 171 166 116 94 63 34 24 9 7 U N Agencies, Diplomatic 192 11 38 38 29 29 11 8 10 103302 Not stated 34 8 1057001201000

68 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.4 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, current economically active, by number of days worked in the week prior to the census day according to sex and age groups

Days worked Sex and age group Total 1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days 5 days 6 days 7 days

Both sexes 18,346 30 91 178 460 1,204 14,610 1,773 15-19 791 5 9 13 24 40 633 67 20-24 1,982 1 8 20 53 119 1,501 280 25-29 2,125 4 7 20 63 146 1,609 276 30-34 2,767 1 8 16 55 198 2,172 317 35-39 2,418 3 8 28 80 178 1,910 211 40-44 2,336 5 15 25 52 136 1,920 183 45-49 1,671 8 10 22 40 112 1,335 144 50-54 1,560 1 7 14 32 95 1,312 99 55-59 890 0 5 9 18 55 723 80 60-64 808 2 2 3 21 50 675 55 65-69 461 0 5 2 7 35 376 36 70-74 295 0 2 3 9 25 243 13 75 + 242 0 5 3 6 15 201 12 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 69 Table 6.4 (continued) Table 6.4 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, current economically active, by number of days worked in the week prior to the census day according to sex and age groups

Days worked Sex and age group Total 1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days 5 days 6 days 7 days

Male 10,690 12 43 52 150 709 9,233 491 15-19 394 4 3 5 10 18 342 12 20-24 964 0 4 5 14 57 825 59 25-29 1,172 2 3 10 21 79 978 79 30-34 1,711 1 4 6 17 126 1,450 107 35-39 1,449 0 4 8 31 115 1,211 80 40-44 1,313 2 8 7 10 75 1,162 49 45-49 972 2 5 2 11 69 843 40 50-54 944 0 2 3 5 49 860 25 55-59 543 0 3 1 6 31 483 19 60-64 543 1 1 0 9 31 490 11 65-69 308 0 1 1 3 28 269 6 70-74 200 0 1 1 7 19 172 0 75 + 177 0 4 3 6 12 148 4 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC continued

70 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.4 (continued) Table 6.4 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, current economically active, by number of days worked in the week prior to the census day according to sex and age groups

Days worked Sex and age group Total 1 day 2 days 3 days 4 days 5 days 6 days 7 days

Female 7,656 18 48 126 310 495 5,377 1,282 15-19 397 1 6 8 14 22 291 55 20-24 1,018 1 4 15 39 62 676 221 25-29 953 2 4 10 42 67 631 197 30-34 1,056 0 4 10 38 72 722 210 35-39 969 3 4 20 49 63 699 131 40-44 1,023 3 7 18 42 61 758 134 45-49 699 6 5 20 29 43 492 104 50-54 616 1 5 11 27 46 452 74 55-59 347 0 2 8 12 24 240 61 60-64 265 1 1 3 12 19 185 44 65-69 153 0 4 1 4 7 107 30 70-74 95 0 1 2 2 6 71 13 75 +6501003538 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 71 Table 6.5 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, currently economically active, by number of months worked prior to census day, according to sex and age groups

Number of months worked Not Sex and age group Total 123456789101112applicable

Total 29,340 189 234 133 129 100 2,820 45 420 209 739 549 12,779 10,994 15-19 5,304 6 23 10 6 8 180 2 23 11 39 21 462 4,513 20-24 3,786 35 32 18 20 8 310 8 51 20 86 52 1,342 1,804 25-29 2,969 43 23 24 17 14 301 7 45 20 83 63 1,485 844 30-34 3,485 37 39 23 20 16 345 12 49 45 97 81 2,003 718 35-39 3,004 24 41 11 16 5 357 3 47 17 96 85 1,716 586 40-44 2,802 20 23 20 11 17 382 4 74 19 112 72 1,582 466 45-49 1,991 11 16 11 14 9 282 1 32 28 66 52 1,149 320 50-54 1,846 10 194932790411563451,072 286 55-59 1,074 0 8 2 7 5 142 1 18 17 31 27 632 184 60-64 1,075 1754712332292926572267 65-69 687213035431151712350226 70-74 5790114438041105227284 75 + 7380111127132108187496 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC continued

72 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.5 (continued) Table 6.5 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, currently economically active, by number of months worked prior to census day, according to sex and age groups

Number of months worked Not Sex and age group Total 123456789101112applicable

Male 14,423 90 63 68 38 28 1,430 19 172 146 279 329 8,028 3,733 15-19 2,597 1352181210722122482,203 20-24 1,718 167822138215132825708754 25-29 1,312 16 4 11 2 7 141 5 18 17 33 37 881 140 30-34 1,789 25 20 16 9 5 186 3 23 35 34 53 1,302 78 35-39 1,486 15 134611762161143451,117 37 40-44 1,346 10 5 11 5 4 175 1 28 11 34 44 985 33 45-49 9994384314511319193072327 50-54 980342311440179182771636 55-59 56800010840713101940925 60-64 59403011782127142140451 65-69 356 003013708281023948 70-74 306 010312603172156106 75 + 372000011912194140195 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 73 Table 6.5 (continued) Table 6.5 Covalima: Population in private households, 15 years of age and older, currently economically active, by number of months worked prior to census day, according to sex and age groups

Number of months worked Not Sex and age group Total 123456789101112applicable

Female 14,917 99 171 65 91 72 1,390 26 248 63 460 220 4,751 7,261 15-19 2,707 5 205479901341792142,310 20-24 2,068 19 25 10 18 6 172 6 36 7 58 27 634 1,050 25-29 1,657 27 19 13 15 7 160 2 27 3 50 26 604 704 30-34 1,696 12 19 7 11 11 159 9 26 10 63 28 701 640 35-39 1,518 9 28 7 10 4 181 1 31 6 53 40 599 549 40-44 1,456 10 18 9 6 13 207 3 46 8 78 28 597 433 45-49 992 7 13 3 10 6 137 0 19 9 47 22 426 293 50-54 866 7 1526213502464518356250 55-59 50608265581114218223159 60-64 48114536451102155168216 65-69 331210021733392111178 70-74 27300113120103371178 75 + 3660111080111447301 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC

74 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 6.6 Covalima: Private households with residents 15 years and older and number of persons 15 years and older by number of unpaid days worked for the suco community

Total number of Total number of persons Total number of Days worked household with 15+ years days worked per person residents 15+ years

Total 11,820 29,340 12,954 0.4 None 7,880 19,565 1 day 977 2,493 2 days 718 1,781 3 days 155 392 4 days 1,763 4,304 5 days 58 136 6 - 7 days 124 313 8 - 9 days 72 176 10 - 12 days 13 35 More than 12 60 145 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 75 76 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Disability

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 77 Table 7.1 Covalima: Private households by presence of persons with disability (if any) and type of disability according to sex and age of the head of the household

Households where no With mental With physical Phisical and mental Sex and age group Total disabilities were found disability only disability only disability present

Both sexes 11,820 10,094 227 1,417 82 15-19 147 137 1 9 0 20-24 714 673 7 31 3 25-29 1,102 1,028 14 54 6 30-34 1,785 1,642 16 120 7 35-39 1,599 1,428 25 141 5 40-44 1,517 1,318 23 167 9 45-49 1,165 979 31 147 8 50-54 1,138 938 37 155 8 55-59 702 563 22 110 7 60-64 704 529 21 144 10 DISABILITY 65-69 446 343 9 89 5 70-74 365 249 9 99 8 75 + 436 267 12 151 6

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78 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 7.1 (continued) Table 7.1 Covalima: Private households by presence of persons with disability (if any) and type of disability according to sex and age of the head of the household

Households where no With mental With physical Phisical and mental Sex and age group Total disabilities were found disability only disability only disability present

Male 9,709 8,355 170 1,118 66 15-19 92 84 1 7 0 20-24 562 533 5 21 3 25-29 955 898 10 43 4 30-34 1,583 1,456 14 107 6 35-39 1,389 1,247 17 120 5 40-44 1,278 1,124 18 128 8 45-49 952 796 24 126 6 50-54 928 763 29 130 6 55-59 546 439 17 83 7 60-64 547 411 18 110 8 DISABILITY 65-69 321 244 4 70 3 70-74 261 181 5 69 6 75 + 295 179 8 104 4

continued

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 79 Table 7.1 (continued) Table 7.1 Covalima: Private households by presence of persons with disability (if any) and type of disability according to sex and age of the head of the household

Households where no With mental With physical Phisical and mental Sex and age group Total disabilities were found disability only disability only disability present

Female 2,111 1,739 57 299 16 15-19 55 53 0 2 0 20-24 152 140 2 10 0 25-29 147 130 4 11 2 30-34 202 186 2 13 1 35-39 210 181 8 21 0 40-44 239 194 5 39 1 45-49 213 183 7 21 2 50-54 210 175 8 25 2 55-59 156 124 5 27 0

DISABILITY 60-64 157 118 3 34 2 65-69 125 99 5 19 2 70-74 104 68 4 30 2 75 + 141 88 4 47 2

80 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Housing

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 81 Table 8.1 Covalima: Private households by type of ownership of the dwelling according to construction material of fl oor, walls and roof Type of ownership of the dwelling Material of fl oor, walls and roof Individual or Community or Government Total Church property family owned suco owned owned

Private households 11,820 11,544 47 215 14

Material of fl oors Concrete or tile 4,777 4,555 18 197 7 Wood 526 516 8 2 0 Soil 6,517 6,473 21 16 7

Materials of walls Concrete/brick 6,558 6,323 22 202 11 Wood 1,813 1,792 17 4 0 Bamboo 1,794 1,785 5 1 3 HOUSING Corrugated iron 1,252 1,245 1 6 0 Clay 403 399 2 2 0

Material of roof Concrete/brick 65 57 0 7 1 Wood 15 15 0 0 0 Bamboo 3,730 3,704 19 2 5 Corrugated iron 7,769 7,533 28 200 8 Tiles 7 6 0 1 0 Asbestos 234 229 0 5 0

82 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 8.2 Covalima: Private dwellings by type of ownership of the dwelling (occupied only) according to construction material of fl oor, walls and roof

Type of ownership of the dwelling

Material of fl oor, walls and roof Individual or Community or Government Total Church property family owned suco owned owned

Private dwellings 9,601 9,373 31 184 13

Material of fl oors Concrete or tile 3,923 3,730 16 170 7 Wood 425 419 4 2 0 Soil 5,253 5,224 11 12 6

Materials of walls Concrete/brick 5,432 5,228 19 175 10 Wood 1,446 1,434 9 3 0 Bamboo 1,406 1,402 1 0 3 HOUSING Corrugated iron 1,049 1,044 1 4 0 Clay 268 265 1 2 0

Material of roof Concrete/brick 54 48 0 5 1 Wood 11 11 0 0 0 Bamboo 2,991 2,975 10 2 4 Corrugated iron 6,349 6,149 21 171 8 Tiles 5 4 0 1 0 Asbestos 191 186 0 5 0

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 83 Table 8.3.a Covalima: Private households by construction material of fl oor according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Type construction material of fl oor Sex and age group Total Concrete or tile Wood Soil

Total 11,820 4,777 526 6,517 15-19 147 64 3 80 20-24 714 292 23 399 25-29 1,102 413 50 639 30-34 1,785 756 52 977 35-39 1,599 703 61 835 40-44 1,517 697 56 764 45-49 1,165 486 50 629 50-54 1,138 438 65 635 55-59 702 249 40 413 60-64 704 235 55 414 65-69 446 163 18 265 HOUSING 70-74 365 127 25 213 75 + 436 154 28 254

Male 9,709 4,015 417 5,277 15-19 92 43 2 47 20-24 562 233 20 309 25-29 955 362 46 547 30-34 1,583 677 39 867 35-39 1,389 628 47 714 40-44 1,278 603 46 629

continued

84 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 8.3.A (continued) Table 8.3.a Covalima: Private households by construction material of fl oor according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Type construction material of fl oor Sex and age group Total Concrete or tile Wood Soil

45-49 952 403 39 510 50-54 928 357 57 514 55-59 546 201 28 317 60-64 547 183 41 323 65-69 321 114 13 194 70-74 261 96 20 145 75 + 295 115 19 161

Female 2,111 762 109 1,240 15-19 55 21 1 33 20-24 152 59 3 90 25-29 147 51 4 92 HOUSING 30-34 202 79 13 110 35-39 210 75 14 121 40-44 239 94 10 135 45-49 213 83 11 119 50-54 210 81 8 121 55-59 156 48 12 96 60-64 157 52 14 91 65-69 125 49 5 71 70-74 104 31 5 68 75 + 141 39 9 93

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 85 Table 8.3.b Covalima: Private households by construction material of walls according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Type construction material of walls Sex and age group Total Concrete or brick Wood Bamboo Corrugated iron Clay

Total 11,820 6,558 1,813 1,794 1,252 403 15-19 147 94 21 15 10 7 20-24 714 394 98 124 60 38 25-29 1,102 608 176 159 109 50 30-34 1,785 1,037 287 238 165 58 35-39 1,599 912 230 232 178 47 40-44 1,517 942 217 174 149 35 45-49 1,165 651 158 190 141 25 50-54 1,138 631 165 177 134 31 55-59 702 363 106 128 80 25 60-64 704 364 125 123 62 30 65-69 446 209 71 89 55 22 HOUSING 70-74 365 154 77 69 45 20 75 + 436 199 82 76 64 15

Male 9,709 5,482 1,470 1,429 1,035 293 15-19 92 59 14964 20-24 562 322 70 100 49 21 25-29 955 539 157 130 91 38 30-34 1,583 919 259 209 148 48 35-39 1,389 808 192 202 154 33 40-44 1,278 799 188 139 128 24

continued

86 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 8.3.B (continued) Table 8.3.b Covalima: Private households by construction material of walls according to sex and age group of the head of the household

Type construction material of walls Sex and age group Total Concrete or brick Wood Bamboo Corrugated iron Clay

45-49 952 534 130 151 114 23 50-54 928 519 135 137 110 27 55-59 546 285 82 103 59 17 60-64 547 291 90 94 51 21 65-69 321 152 47 64 41 17 70-74 261 112 56 45 36 12 75 + 295 143 50 46 48 8

Female 2,111 1,076 343 365 217 110 15-19 55 357643 20-24 152 72 28 24 11 17 25-29 147 69 19 29 18 12 HOUSING 30-34 202 118 28 29 17 10 35-39 210 104 38 30 24 14 40-44 239 143 29 35 21 11 45-49 213 117 28 39 27 2 50-54 210 112 30 40 24 4 55-59 156 78 24 25 21 8 60-64 157 73 35 29 11 9 65-69 125 57 24 25 14 5 70-74 104 42 21 24 9 8 75 + 141 56 32 30 16 7

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 87 Table 8.3.c Covalima: Private households by construction material of roof according to sex and age group construction material of roof

Type construction material of roof Sex and age group Total Concrete or brick Wood Bamboo Corrugated iron Tiles Asbestos

Total 11,820 65 15 3,730 7,769 7 234 15-19 147 2 0 48 93 0 4 20-24 714 3 1 231 459 2 18 25-29 1,102 5 2 371 702 1 21 30-34 1,785 13 1 532 1,204 1 34 35-39 1,599 9 4 455 1,107 1 23 40-44 1,517 11 1 409 1,059 1 36 45-49 1,165 5 3 359 770 0 28 50-54 1,138 7 0 358 751 0 22 55-59 702 2 1 244 440 0 15 60-64 704 1 1 255 430 0 17 65-69 446 3 0 150 288 0 5 HOUSING 70-74 365 0 1 146 211 0 7 75 + 436 4 0 172 255 1 4

Male 9,709 53 12 3,041 6,400 7 196 15-19 92 2 0 27 60 0 3 20-24 562 3 0 191 355 2 11 25-29 955 4 2 324 607 1 17 30-34 1,583 11 1 467 1,072 1 31 35-39 1,389 7 4 383 973 1 21 40-44 1,278 10 1 336 898 1 32 continued

88 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 8.3.C (continued) Table 8.3.c Covalima: Private households by construction material of roof according to sex and age group construction material of roof

Type construction material of roof Sex and age group Total Concrete or brick Wood Bamboo Corrugated iron Tiles Asbestos

45-49 952 5 2 293 629 0 23 50-54 928 6 0 298 603 0 21 55-59 546 2 1 190 341 0 12 60-64 547 1 1 204 329 0 12 65-69 321 0 0 108 210 0 3 70-74 261 0 0 101 153 0 7 75 + 295 2 0 119 170 1 3

Female 2,111 12 3 689 1,369 0 38 15-19 55 0 0 21 33 0 1 20-24 152 0 1 40 104 0 7 25-29 147 1 0 47 95 0 4 HOUSING 30-34 202 2 0 65 132 0 3 35-39 210 2 0 72 134 0 2 40-44 239 1 0 73 161 0 4 45-49 213 0 1 66 141 0 5 50-54 210 1 0 60 148 0 1 55-59 156 0 0 54 99 0 3 60-64 157 0 0 51 101 0 5 65-69 125 3 0 42 78 0 2 70-74 104 0 1 45 58 0 0 75 + 141 2 0 53 85 0 1

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 89 Table 8.4 Covalima: Private households according to livestock kept and number of persons and amount of livestock in those households

Animals Household Persons Amount of livestock

Chickens 8,226 37,734 37,622 Pigs 8,661 40,399 23,311 Sheeps 59 263 189 Goats 944 4,539 2,445 Horses 1,172 5,461 1,835 Cattle 4,208 20,585 14,440 Buffalo 675 3,254 1,872 HOUSING

90 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 8.5 Covalima: Private households according to crops cultivated and persons in those households

Crops Households Persons

Rice 3,980 18,324 Maize 9,891 44,990 Cassava 9,877 44,912 Vegetables 8,129 36,797 Fruit (seasonal) 8,138 36,870 Fruit (permanent) 8,285 37,763 Coffe 2,995 13,085 Coconut 9,082 41,913 Other seasonal crops 7,444 33,809 Other permanent crops 7,972 36,306 HOUSING

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 91 92 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Migration

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 93 Table 9.1 Covalima: Population in private households by place of birth and present residence according to sex and age groups (life-time migration)

Born in Covalima Living in Covalima Born in Covalima and living in another and born in another Born abroad Unknown district Total Total residents (non-migrants) district district (immigrants) of birth (out-migrants) (in-migrants)

Total 47,876 4,785 3,287 1,054 601 52,818 0-4 8,168 320 180 112 102 8,562 5-9 7,242 401 234 69 72 7,617 10-14 6,843 393 338 36 82 7,299 15-19 4,813 635 377 51 63 5,304 20-24 3,323 869 290 126 47 3,786 25-29 2,535 495 236 157 41 2,969 30-34 2,978 515 314 146 47 3,485 35-39 2,554 347 307 111 32 3,004 40-44 2,348 256 305 118 31 2,802 45-49 1,705 182 204 50 32 1,991 50-54 1,618 145 173 34 21 1,846 MIGRATION 55-59 966 71 88 15 5 1,074 60-64 960 61 93 12 10 1,075 65-69 621 39 53 9 4 687 70-74 517 35 52 5 5 579 75 + 685 21 43 3 7 738

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94 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 9.1 (continued) Table 9.1 Covalima: Population in private households by place of birth and present residence according to sex and age groups (life-time migration)

Born in Covalima Living in Covalima Born in Covalima and living in another and born in another Born abroad Unknown district Total Total residents (non-migrants) district district (immigrants) of birth (out-migrants) (in-migrants)

Male 23,861 2,603 1,775 554 312 26,502 0-4 4,188 172 89 55 50 4,382 5-9 3,740 209 106 37 35 3,918 10-14 3,544 209 166 21 48 3,779 15-19 2,369 322 174 28 26 2,597 20-24 1,530 460 128 36 24 1,718 25-29 1,128 265 109 56 19 1,312 30-34 1,504 316 190 64 31 1,789 35-39 1,232 199 165 77 12 1,486 40-44 1,056 149 184 88 18 1,346 45-49 809 113 134 34 22 999 50-54 831 79 113 27 9 980 MIGRATION 55-59 495 36 59 12 2 568 60-64 518 35 63 7 6 594 65-69 307 18 37 8 4 356 70-74 270 13 31 3 2 306 75 + 340 8 27 1 4 372

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PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 95 Table 9.1 (continued) Table 9.1 Covalima: Population in private households by place of birth and present residence according to sex and age groups (life-time migration)

Born in Covalima Living in Covalima Born in Covalima and living in another and born in another Born abroad Unknown district Total Total residents (non-migrants) district district (immigrants) of birth (out-migrants) (in-migrants)

Female 24,015 2,182 1,512 500 289 26,316 0-4 3,980 148 91 57 52 4,180 5-9 3,502 192 128 32 37 3,699 10-14 3,299 184 172 15 34 3,520 15-19 2,444 313 203 23 37 2,707 20-24 1,793 409 162 90 23 2,068 25-29 1,407 230 127 101 22 1,657 30-34 1,474 199 124 82 16 1,696 35-39 1,322 148 142 34 20 1,518 40-44 1,292 107 121 30 13 1,456 45-49 896 69 70 16 10 992

MIGRATION 50-54 787 66 60 7 12 866 55-59 471 35 29 3 3 506 60-64 442 26 30 5 4 481 65-69 314 21 16 1 0 331 70-74 247 22 21 2 3 273 75 + 345 13 16 2 3 366

96 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 9.2 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in January 1999 according to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 1999 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 1999 and 2004 1999 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 1999 (in- residence in 1999 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Total 44,412 1,773 2,205 5,147 1,054 52,818 0-4 8,562 0 0 0 0 8,562 5-9 6,475 134 258 694 190 7,617 10-14 5,853 179 350 910 186 7,299 15-19 4,195 341 346 615 148 5,304 20-24 3,001 485 235 451 99 3,786 25-29 2,448 201 155 296 70 2,969 30-34 2,811 143 189 404 81 3,485 35-39 2,409 101 155 379 61 3,004 40-44 2,197 62 144 417 44 2,802 45-49 1,565 39 105 274 47 1,991

50-54 1,419 39 105 274 48 1,846 MIGRATION 55-59 875 15 57 132 10 1,074 60-64 895 13 43 120 17 1,075 65-69 579 11 26 67 15 687 70-74 489 2 19 58 13 579 75 + 639 8 18 56 25 738

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PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 97 Table 9.2 (continued) Table 9.2 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in January 1999 according to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 1999 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 1999 and 2004 1999 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 1999 (in- residence in 1999 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Male 22,298 1,000 1,162 2,498 544 26,502 0-4 4,382 0 0 0 0 4,382 5-9 3,331 77 136 354 97 3,918 10-14 3,009 94 203 463 104 3,779 15-19 2,068 175 159 308 62 2,597 20-24 1,381 281 111 177 49 1,718 25-29 1,067 117 74 133 38 1,312 30-34 1,431 97 119 187 52 1,789 35-39 1,202 57 85 168 31 1,486 40-44 1,057 37 71 199 19 1,346 45-49 778 23 58 136 27 999

MIGRATION 50-54 758 18 53 147 22 980 55-59 459 6 33 70 6 568 60-64 493 9 24 66 11 594 65-69 296 5 14 39 7 356 70-74 267 0 8 24 7 306 75 + 319 4 14 27 12 372

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98 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 9.2 (continued) Table 9.2 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in January 1999 according to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 1999 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 1999 and 2004 1999 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 1999 (in- residence in 1999 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Female 22,114 773 1,043 2,649 510 26,316 0-4 4,180 0 0 0 0 4,180 5-9 3,144 57 122 340 93 3,699 10-14 2,844 85 147 447 82 3,520 15-19 2,127 166 187 307 86 2,707 20-24 1,620 204 124 274 50 2,068 25-29 1,381 84 81 163 32 1,657 30-34 1,380 46 70 217 29 1,696 35-39 1,207 44 70 211 30 1,518 40-44 1,140 25 73 218 25 1,456 45-49 787 16 47 138 20 992

50-54 661 21 52 127 26 866 MIGRATION 55-59 416 9 24 62 4 506 60-64 402 4 19 54 6 481 65-69 283 6 12 28 8 331 70-74 222 2 11 34 6 273 75 + 320 4 4 29 13 366

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 99 Table 9.3 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in July 2002 according to to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 2002 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 2002 and 2004 2002 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 2002 (in- residence in 2002 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Total 41,884 1,120 1,832 3,763 5,339 52,818 0-4 5,449 22 3 4 3,106 8,562 5-9 5,398 94 235 521 1,463 7,617 10-14 6,114 107 305 703 177 7,299 15-19 4,460 215 271 445 128 5,304 20-24 3,211 240 176 315 84 3,786 25-29 2,577 115 127 206 59 2,969 30-34 2,982 94 153 283 67 3,485 35-39 2,565 62 120 262 57 3,004 40-44 2,341 53 109 313 39 2,802 45-49 1,659 38 93 198 41 1,991 MIGRATION 50-54 1,527 38 91 187 41 1,846 55-59 917 15 54 94 9 1,074 60-64 924 10 41 94 16 1,075 65-69 595 6 20 57 15 687 70-74 511 4 17 39 12 579 75 + 654 7 17 42 25 738

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100 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 9.3 (continued) Table 9.3 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in July 2002 according to to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 2002 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 2002 and 2004 2002 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 2002 (in- residence in 2002 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Male 20,971 612 960 1,815 2,756 26,502 0-4 2,791 10 2 1 1,588 4,382 5-9 2,751 55 129 262 776 3,918 10-14 3,140 51 178 364 97 3,779 15-19 2,195 105 126 218 58 2,597 20-24 1,474 138 82 123 39 1,718 25-29 1,134 67 56 91 31 1,312 30-34 1,521 57 95 131 42 1,789 35-39 1,285 33 64 110 27 1,486 40-44 1,133 32 47 149 17 1,346 45-49 830 24 52 95 22 999 50-54 815 20 44 103 18 980 MIGRATION 55-59 481 7 32 49 6 568 60-64 508 6 24 52 10 594 65-69 307 4 9 33 7 356 70-74 279 0 7 14 6 306 75 + 327 3 13 20 12 372

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PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 101 Table 9.3 (continued) Table 9.3 Covalima: Population in private households by place of present residence and residence in July 2002 according to to age and sex groups

Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living in Covalima in Living abroad in 2002 and in another 2004 an in another Unknown district of Total 2002 and 2004 2002 Total residents district in 2004 (out- district in 2002 (in- residence in 2002 (non-migrants) (immigrants) migrants) migrants)

Female 20,913 508 872 1,948 2,583 26,316 0-4 2,658 12 1 3 1,518 4,180 5-9 2,647 39 106 259 687 3,699 10-14 2,974 56 127 339 80 3,520 15-19 2,265 110 145 227 70 2,707 20-24 1,737 102 94 192 45 2,068 25-29 1,443 48 71 115 28 1,657 30-34 1,461 37 58 152 25 1,696 35-39 1,280 29 56 152 30 1,518 40-44 1,208 21 62 164 22 1,456 45-49 829 14 41 103 19 992 MIGRATION 50-54 712 18 47 84 23 866 55-59 436 8 22 45 3 506 60-64 416 4 17 42 6 481 65-69 288 2 11 24 8 331 70-74 232 4 10 25 6 273 75 + 327 4 4 22 13 366

102 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Table 9.4 Covalima: Population in private households 5 years and older living in Covalima in 1999 and in another district in 2004 by sex and reason for moving

Total Male Female

Total 1,773 1,000 773 Work 172 116 56 Education 440 282 158 Marriage 122 42 80 Family moved 202 101 101 Returned to family land 43 22 21 Violence 566 316 250 More secure 91 48 43 Temporary housing 71 41 30 Other 66 32 34 MIGRATION

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 103 Table 9.5 Covalima: Population in private households 2 years and older living in Covalima in 2002 and in another district in 2004 by sex and reason for moving

Total Male Female

Total 1,120 612 508 Work 82 56 26 Education 224 136 88 Marriage 62 24 38 Family moved 139 66 73 Returned to family land 69 36 33 Violence 426 228 198 More secure 28 13 15 Temporary housing 40 23 17 Other 50 30 20 MIGRATION

104 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Census Glossary

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 105 2004 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS GLOSSARY

This glossary contains defi nitions of census terms and provides the d. Corrugated Iron explanations needed to understand the census results presented in tables, e. Clay graphs and maps. Most defi nitions of entries in this glossary are based on f. Other the questions on the 2004 Census questionnaire. This is because the fi rst step 2) Roof to understand a census statistic is to know how it was collected and which a. Wood specifi c units are included. b. Bamboo/Thatch/Grass c. Corrugated iron It is expected that this glossary become a helpful document for census d. Tiles data users and provide them with the necessary information for a better e. Asbestos understanding of the available census statistics. f. Other 3) Floor a. Concrete or Tile Age b. Wood The age of each person was obtained by asking directly for the age in years c. Soil (on the last birthday). The age of babies less than one year old was recorded d. Other as 0. Regarding age groups, 0-4 years includes those who are less than 5 Notice that the category “other”, refers mainly to temporary material. years old, 5-9 years includes those aged 5 years or more but less than 10 years. The 85+ group includes those 85 years or older. Cultivation of Crops It refers to all relevant crops cultivated by the household. The census CENSUS GLOSSARY CENSUS Collective Households question was: Does this household grow any crops, either temporary or They are dwellings where people live, on a temporary or permanent basis, permanent, to support the household? If yes, please tick applicable box(es). but do not relate to each other to form a household; instead, provisions of The boxes refers to the following crops: rice, maize, cassava, vegetables, living essentials are usually made by an institutional organization. Examples fruit (temporary) fruit (permanent), coffee, coconut, other temporary crops, include convents, prisons, orphanages, hospitals, boarding schools and other permanent crops. hotels. Current Economic Activity Construction Materials This term refers to the classifi cation of the population into the economically It refers to the predominant or most utilized material in the construction of active (in the labor force) and the not economically active (not in the labor the house, in particular walls, roof and fl oor. force). The former comprises people who furnish the supply of labor for the 1) External walls production of goods and services during the reference time period chosen for a. Concrete/Brick the census. The latter refers to those persons who did not participate in the b. Wood c. Bamboo

106 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT labor force during the reference time period and if they were unemployed, did members of the household do not work outside the not search for a job. These two categories are then sub-divided as follows: dwelling but are involved in the household efforts towards subsistence farming and/or fi shing, they 1) In the Labor Force: were coded as subsistence farmers/fi shers rather a. Government. This activity includes individuals than home duties. directly employed by national, district government g. Looking and Available. Persons not currently agencies, and sub-district that receive wage employed, but who are currently looking for work compensation for their jobs. and are available to start working. b. UN. Individuals that are employed by the United Nations or one of its affi liated agencies 2) Not in the Labor Force: c. NGO. The employees of a non-governmental a. Student. A person who is attending a formal organization devoted to achieving public rather educational institution as a full-time student and is than private objectives. Persons doing volunteer not currently working (although he/she may have, or work for NGO’s are also included. be looking for, part-time employment). d. Private Industry. Individuals employed in market- b. Home Duties. Individuals who are occupied with driven, for-profi t industries. daily tasks associated with home life in their own e. Self-Employed. Individuals who operate their household. own independent enterprises, with or without c. Retired/Too Old. This category is for people not hiring employees. Also includes persons engaged seeking work because of their age. independently in trade. d. Sick/Disabled. Individuals who are unable to CENSUS GLOSSARY f. Subsistence Farming/Fishing. In the case of participate in the work force because of a disability or farming, refers to a mode of agriculture in which a sickness. plot of land is held, though not necessarily owned e. No Work Available. A person who may be available by a single family that produces only enough food to work and who may have attempted to fi nd work in to feed itself. Favorable weather can allow the the past, but who is not now looking for work because subsistence farmer to produce a surplus, which can they consider none to be available. be sold or bartered. Subsistence fi shing, is a mode of f. Other. A person not in the work force who has not economic activity in which a family owns full or a worked and has not sought work, and who does not signifi cant share of a boat used to fi sh for suffi cient fi t into any of the other “Not in the Labor Force” quantities to feed itself. Favorable circumstances categories. can allow the subsistence fi sher to harvest a surplus, which can be sold or bartered. In cases where female

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 107 Degree of Literacy Head of Household It is the capacity of a person to read and write, or any combination thereof as Is the person identifi ed by other members of the household as such. informed by the interviewee. Household District It is defi ned as one or more persons residing in the same dwelling, and who make The district was the main administrative division of Timor-Leste during the common provision for food and other essentials for living. 2004 census. The country is divided into 13 districts. At present, the main division is the region. The country is divided into 5 regions. Household Size It is the number of members of the household. Sometimes it is convenient to distinguish between adult members (older than 6 years or older than 14 years) District of Enumeration and child members in order to differentiate the effect of fertility from the effect It refers to the place where the person was counted on census day. of household complexity on household size. The latter is the tendency of the adult population to form their own household as opposed to residing in someone else’s District of Residence household, usually a relative. It is the place where the person lived on the day of the census. Industry Dwelling Refers to the activity of the establishment in which an economically active person It is a structure which is intended to have people live in it. There are three worked during the reference time period or where he worked previously, if the person is unemployed. Activity of the establishment means the kind of goods or services types of dwellings: private, hotels and institutions. produced. CENSUS GLOSSARY CENSUS Educational Attainment Institution It refers to the highest grade completed within the most advanced level It is a dwelling that accommodates an institutional household. attended in the educational system. The following levels were considered in the questionnaire: Language Capability 1) Primary School This term has two meanings. In the tables related to language it is considered as 2) High School the capacity to speak, read or write or in any combination thereof, any or all of the 3) Received Diploma from High School (either Junior or Senior) offi cial and working languages, as informed by the interviewee. In the tables related to education and literacy, the term is used in a restricted sense, referring only to the 4) Tertiary Education capacity to speak a language. 5) Received University Degree or Certifi cate

108 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT Main Occupation Number of Women Reporting Birth in the Past Year It refers to the type of work done during the reference time period by the personIt is the number of women who reported to have had a birth between 11 July employed, or the type of work done previously, if the person is unemployed. The2003 and 11 July 2004. two-digit International Standard Classifi cationOccupations of code was used Offi cial languages Marital Status The offi cial languages of Timor Leste are Portuguese and Tetum (Article 13, It is the personal status of each individual in relation to the marriage laws or No. 1, Constitution of the People’s Republic of Timor Leste). customs of the country. The categories included in the 2004 census are the following: Ownership Category 1) single (never married) Five ownership categories were included in the census questionnaire: 2) married (legal, traditional or de facto unions) a. Individual and/or Family Owned Property 3) widowed (and not remarried) b. Community or Suco Owned Property 4) divorced (and not remarried) c. Government Owned Property 5) separated. d. Church Property e. Other Mental disability (mentally ill) It is important to note that due to the current status of property legislation in Limitation(s) in the kind or amount of activities that a person can do because Timor-Leste, it is extremely diffi cult to conclusively prove that an individual of ongoing diffi culties due to a long-term mental condition is in sole possession of a particular property. Thus this question pertains more to perception of ownership and provides an approximate idea of how Mother Tongue many households and individuals live in each category of dwelling. CENSUS GLOSSARY It is the language usually spoken in the individual’s home in his or her early childhood. Ownership of Livestock The absolute number of each species of animal by a household for use Number of Children Ever Born or profi t as of census day: chicken, pigs, sheep, goats, horses, cattle and It is the total number of children that a woman declared to have had and that buffalo. Because it is known that in Timor-Leste individuals frequently have been born alive (stillbirths should not be included). share ownership of livestock, this item may exaggerate the absolute numbers owned. The information, does however, provide an enhanced sense of where Number of Living Children certain species of livestock are more prevalent. It is the total number of children that a woman declares to have had and is Permanent Disability (physical disability) alive by the time of the census Limitation(s) in the kind or amount of activities that a person can do because of ongoing diffi culties due to a long-term physical condition.

PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT 109 Place of Residence at a Specifi ed Date in the Past 4) Stepchild/Adopted Child. The former is the natural/adopted child of The subdivision, or the foreign country, in which the individual resided at the only partner in a marriage or the factor relationship. The latter is a specifi ed date preceding the census. In the 2004 questionnaire two dates a non-biological related child that is considered to be a permanent were included: January 1999 (5 years prior to the census) and July 2002 (2 addition to the family unit. Also included in this category are orphans/ years prior to the census). foster children held in custody by members of the household 5) Daughter-in-Law/Son-in-Law Population 6) Mother/Father Most of the tables in this publication include residents of the entire territory 7) Sister/Brother of Timor-Leste who were in the country on the census day (11 July 2004). 8) Grandchild This is the de facto population, that is, the people enumerated where they 9) Grandparent are found on census day, which includes residents absent from the country 10) Other Relatives. Included in this category are aunts, uncles, cousins between 48 hours and 1 year, in addition to residents present on census day. and other members of the extended family that have established their permanent residence in the household in question. Primary School-Age Children 11) Unrelated. This category is applicable to other members of the The age group children are supposed to attend primary school. In Timor- household which are of no relation to any other member in the Leste it is from 6 to 11 years of age. household. This may include persons such as servants, friends and paying and non-paying lodgers. Private Dwelling A dwelling that accommodates a private household Religion CENSUS GLOSSARY CENSUS This item refers to religious affi liation or belief. The following religions Private Household were considered in the 2004 census: Catholic, Islam, Buddhist, Hindu, The defi nition of private household is the same as household. The term Protestant/Evangelical, Traditional, Other. private is used specifi cally to differentiate between private and collective households. Reasons for Moving This item corresponds to a direct question on the reasons for moving, which Relationship to head of household was asked of all migrants. The question was placed after the question on It refers to the relation of each of the residents of a private household to residence in January 1999 and also after the question on residence in July the person allocated to the role of head of the household. The following 2002: If you moved from there, why did you move? The alternatives were: categories were included in the 2004 census: work, education, marriage, family moved, return to family land, violence, 1) Head of Household more secure, temporary housing, and other. These questions represent an 2) Wife/Husband 3) Daughter/Son

110 PRIORITY TABLES FOR COVALIMA DISTRICT attempt to determine motivation as perceived by the migrant and should person; (c) two or more family nuclei related to each other plus other be considered with caution in any analysis of migration determinants or person(s) related to at least one of the nuclei; and (d) two or more causes. persons related to each other, none of whom constitute any family nucleus Rural 5) Composite Households, which are all those households consisting The classifi cation of sucos into rural and urban is the result of a classifi cation of a family and one or more non-family members or two or more done by the National Statistics Directorate (NSD). Each suco received a score persons that are not related to each other. based on population size, whether or not selected facilities exists (education, health, market, church), and access to water supply and sanitation, electricity, Sub-District radio and television, public administration and transportation services. The Each district is split into between 3 to 7 sub-districts. scoring method was not applied rigorously because it resulted in sucos with small population in the center of Dili being classifi ed as rural, and every Unpaid Work for the Suco Community single suco in some outlying districts as rural. Using the scoring analysis The sum of days in the previous month (June 12 to 11 July, 2004 inclusive) just as a starting point, the NSD waived the requirement for a suco to have a that the adults of the household (15 years of age and older) spent completing population of more than 5,000 to be considered urban, and the requirement activities and tasks for the benefi t of the community. These activities could that every district should have at least 1 urban suco was added. Finally, 406 include working the communal suco land (community farming), repairing sucos were classifi ed as rural and 36 as urban. irrigation systems, roads, or public infrastructure, preparing for local ceremonies and any activities associated with the church. Structure of Households It refers to a combination of household size and relationships among Urban CENSUS GLOSSARY household members. The following types of household structures are See Rural included in the tabulations: 2) One-Person Household Working Language 3) Nuclear Family Household, which consists entirely of a single family The working languages of Timor-Leste are English and Indonesian. They nucleus that could be a married couple with or without children, a have been approved in the Constitution to allow for working communication father with children, or a mother with children purposes until such time as the offi cial languages, Portuguese and Tetum, 4) Extended Households, which form into one of the following are fully integrated (Article 159, Constitution of the People’s Republic of arrangements: (a) a single family nucleus with other relative(s) only; Timor-Leste). (b) two or more family nuclei related to each other without any other

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