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Vaa O Fonoti Sa Faitauina I Le Tusigāigoa 2016 NUMERA O LE PUSAMELI-1151 NUMERA O LE TELEFONI Fogafale 1 & 2 FMFM II, (685) 62000/21373 Matagialalua NUMERA O LE FAX (685) 24675 MAOTA O LE MALO [email protected] APIA Upega tafa’ilagi- www.sbs.gov.ws SAMOA O le fa’afanua o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti i totonu o Upolu FA’AMAUMAUGA MA FA’AMATALAGA O LE ITUMALO O VA’A O FONOTI 17 Tesema, 2018 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 1 OFISA O FUAINUMERA FA’AMAUINA, TUSIGAIGOA O TAGATA MA FALE 2016 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 2 FA’ATOMUAGA O le lipoti muamua lenei ua tuufaatasia ai nisi o fa’amatalaga ma fa’amaumauga ua filifilia mo Itumalo e 47 i totonu o Samoa. O nei fa’amaumauga na mafai ona aoina mai le Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale 2016. O fa’amatalaga olo’o i totonu o lenei lipoti e aofia ai le Vaega 1: Fa’amaumauga i le Faitau Aofa’i o tagata e pei ona ta’ua i lalo Faitau aofai o tagata mai tusigāigoa e fa talu ai, Fa’amaumauga o ali’i ma tama’ita’i, Tausaga o tagata, Tulaga tau a’oa’oga, Galuega fa’atino ma Tulaga tau Tapuā’iga. Vaega 2: Fa’amaumauga o Auāiga ma auaunaga na ausia e pei ona ta’ua atu i lalo Aofaiga o Auāiga, Auaunaga o moli eletise, Auaunaga o suāvai, Fa’avelaina o meaai taumafa, Auāiga ua maua pusa aisa Feso’otā’iga i telefoni, leitiō ma televise Auāiga ua maua taavale afi Auaunaga o lapisi lafoa’i Ituāiga faleui Vaega 3: Siata mo fa’amaumauga o afio’aga taitasi i totonu o Itumalo Fa’amoemoe o le a aoga lenei lipoti mo le atina’e o itumalo ma afio’aga uma o le atunu’u. Fa’afetai Ali’imuamua Malaefono Tauā Ta’aloga Fa’asalaina FA’AMAU FUAINUMERA A LE MĀLŌ Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 1 VAEGA 1: FA’AMAUMAUGA MA FA’AMATALAGA O TAGATA O LE ITUMALO O VA’A O FONOTI Faitau aofai o Tagata o le Itumalo mai le 2001-2016 E tusa ma le 1,621 le faitau aofai o tagata o le Itumalo Va’a o Fonoti i le Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale, sa fa’atinoina ia Novema i le tausaga 2016. Mai fa’amaumauga o isi Tusigāigoa ua tuana’i, sa maitauina ai le fa’aitiitia o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo mai le 1,666 i le tausaga 2001, i le 1,543 i le tausaga 2011, poo le 123 tagata ua toesea mai le faitau aofai o le Itumalo. Peita’i sa toe si’itia lea faitau aofa’i i le 1,621 tagata i le Tusigāigoa 2016. Kalafi 1: Faitau aofa'i o tagata o le Itumalo o Va'a o Fonoti, 2016 1700 1650 1666 1624 1621 1600 1550 1543 1500 1450 Faitau aofai o tagata o aofai Faitau 2001 2006 2011 2016 Tausaga o Tusigaigoa Faitau aofai o Ali’i ma Tama’ita’i, 2016 Mai le aofā’iga e 1,621 tagata i le tausaga 2016, e tusa ma le 52 pasene (845), o le itupā o Ali’i, ae 48 pasene (776) o Tama’ita’i. O pasene masani lava ia mo Ali’i ma Tama’ita’i e pei ona fa’amauina mai i isi Tusigāigoa ua tuana’i. Kalafi 2: Pasene o Ali'i ma Tama'ita'i o le Itumalo o Va'a o Fonoti, 2016 Ali'i 48% Tama'ita'i 52% Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 2 Tausaga o tagata, 2016 E tusa ma le 50 pasene (807) o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo, o fanau lāiti ma tupulaga talavou e amata mai le pepe ma fa’asolo atu ai i le 20 tausaga le matutua. E tusa ma le 45 pasene (727) o tagata ua atoa le 21 i le 64 tausaga, ae na o le 5 pasene (87) o tagata, ua aulia le tausaga penisione. Kalafi 3: Pasene o tagata i va-i-tausaga o le Itumalo o Va'a o Fonoti 2016 5% 0-20 tausaga 21-64 tausaga 50% 45% 65 tausaga ma luga atu Tulaga o Aoaoga, 2016 Mai le 952 o le faitau aofa’i o tagata ua atoa le 15 tausaga ma luga atu o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti, e 49 pasene (463) o i latou ua ausia Tusi pasi o le Vasega 12 ma isi vasega maualuluga, ae o le 51 pasene (489), e lei ausia ia tulaga tau aoaoga. Kalafi 4: Pasene o tagata 15 tausaga ma luga atu ua ausia Tusi pasi i a'oa'oga, 2016 28% Tusi pasi Vasega 12 Tusi pasi Vasega 13 51% Tusi pasi Maualuluga atu 14% Leai se Tusi pasi 7% Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 3 Galuega faatino, 2016 E tusa ma le 28 pasene (326) o le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo olo’o faatinoina galuega o le faifa’atoaga, faigafaiva poo lafumanu ae 25 pasene (298) o tagata ua atoa le 10 tausaga ma luga atu olo’o gafa lava ma le Tausiga o le lotoifale, e aofia ai le gāseseina o taumafa, fa’amamāina o maota ma laoa, fa’apea le tausiga o tagata matutua ma fanau lāiti. E 25 pasene (296) foi le faitau aofa’i o le Itumalo olo’o auai i aoaoga ae 9 pasene (106) olo’o faigaluega i galuega totogi. O se vaega itiiti o le faitau aofa’i o le itumalo, o le au faipisinisi e aofia ai i latou olo’o fa’atinoina a latou pisinisi taito’atasi e leai ni aufaigaluega, pisinisi e fai a latou aufaigaluega totogi. Kalafi 5: Pasene o tagata 10 tausaga ma luga atu ma ituāiga galuega olo'o fa'atino, 2016 2% 3% 8% Faatoaga, Faiva, Lafu manu Tausi aiga 28% 9% Aoga Faigaluega totogi Faipisinisi 25% 25% Fesoasoani Isi Tūlaga tau Tapuāiga, 2016 E tusa ma le 35 pasene o le faitau aofa’i o tagata o le Itumalo, e lolotu i le Ekalesia Fa’apotopotoga Kerisiano i Samoa po’o le EFKS. E tutusa i le ta’i 25 pasene i latou olo’o lolotu i le Ekalesia Katoliko ma le Ekalesia o le Aupa’ia o Aso e Gata ai poo le Mamona. Peita’i o le isi 15 pasene olo’o lolotu i isi tapuāiga e pei ona fa’ailoa atu e le siata 1. Siata 1: Faitau aofai o tagata o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonotī ma ituāiga Tapuāiga olo’o auai ai, 2016. Aofaiga Pasene Lisi o Tapuaiga 1621 100% Ekalesia Fa'apotopotoga 560 35 Kerisiano i Samoa (EFKS) Ekalesia Katoliko 410 25 Ekalesia o le 'Aupa'ia o Aso e 403 25 gata ai (Mamona) Fa'apotopotoga a le Atua (AOG) 109 7 Ekalesia Metotisi 84 5 Isi Ekalesia 55 3 Faamaumauga: Ofisa o Fuainumera Faamauina, Tusigāigoa o Tagata ma Fale, 2016 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 4 Faitau aofa’i o tagata i Itumalo uma e 47 o Samoa, 2016 I le fa’atulagaina o le faitau aofa’i o Itumalo uma e 47 o Samoa, e tulaga 37 ai le faitau aofa’i o Va’a o Fonoti, pe tusa lea ma le 0.8 pasene (1,621) o le faitau aofa’i o Samoa atoa, e pei ona fa’aalia i le siata 2. Siata 2: Faitau aofa’i o tagata i Itumalo e 47 o Samoa, 2016 Aofa'iga Pasene Tūlaga Itūmālō o Sāmoa 195,979 100.0 1 Faleata i Sisifo 22989 11.7 2 Vaimauga Sisifo Nu.2 14,518 7.4 3 Faleata i Sasa'e 13864 7.1 4 Sāgaga lē Falefā 12760 6.5 5 Vaimauga Sisifo Nu.1 9009 4.6 6 Vaimauga i Sasa'e 8151 4.2 7 Ā'ana Alofi Nu.3 6227 3.2 8 Sāgaga lē Usoga 6005 3.1 9 Gaga'emauga Nu.1 5174 2.6 10 'Āiga i le Tai 5029 2.6 11 Anoāma'a i Sisifo 4993 2.5 12 Sāfata i Sisifo 4375 2.2 13 Ā'ana Alofi Nu.1 i Sasa'e 4260 2.2 14 Anoāma'a i Sasa'e 4196 2.1 15 Āleipata itūpā i Lalo 4188 2.1 16 Lefaga ma Faleāse'ela 4059 2.1 17 Palauli lē Falefā 3567 1.8 18 Faleālili i Sisifo 3425 1.7 19 Palauli i Sisifo 3334 1.7 20 Fa'asālele'aga Nu.1 i Sasa'e 3274 1.7 21 A'ana Alofi Nu.2 3239 1.7 22 Falelātai ma Samatau 3192 1.6 23 Faasalele'aga Nu.1 i Sisifo 3054 1.6 24 Fa'asālele'aga Nu.2 2910 1.5 25 Fa'asālele'aga Nu.3 2787 1.4 26 Palauli i Sasa'e 2399 1.2 27 Si'umu 2342 1.2 28 Ā'ana Alofi Nu.1 i Sisifo 2288 1.2 29 Vaisigano i Sasa'e 2102 1.1 30 Gagaifomauga Nu.2 2043 1.0 31 Satupa'itea 1938 1.0 32 Sālega i Sisifo 1937 1.0 33 Sāfata i Sasa'e 1894 1.0 34 Lotofaga 1841 0.9 35 Ālātaua i Sisifo 1750 0.9 36 Gaga'emauga Nu.3 1695 0.9 37 Va'a o Fonotī 1621 0.8 38 Vaisigano i Sisifo 1599 0.8 39 Fa'asālele'aga Nu.4 1541 0.8 40 Lepā 1521 0.8 41 Gagaifomauga Nu.3 1448 0.7 42 Gagaifomauga Nu.1 1387 0.7 43 Sālega i Sasa'e 1386 0.7 44 Falealili i Sasa'e 1359 0.7 45 Āleipata itupa i Luga 1246 0.6 46 Faleālupo 1092 0.6 47 Gaga'emauga Nu.2 971 0.5 Fa’amaumauga: Ofisa o Fuainumera Fa’amauina, Tusigāgoa o Tagata ma Fale, 2016 Fa’amaumauga ma Fa’amatalaga o le Itumalo o Va’a o Fonoti 5 VAEGA 2: FA’AMAUMAUGA O AUĀIGA MA AUAUNAGA UA AUSIA Aofāi’ga o Auāiga E tusa ma le 230 le aofaiga o Auāiga taitasi sa fa’amautū ma nonofo i totonu o le Itumalo o Vaa o Fonoti sa faitauina i le Tusigāigoa 2016.
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