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LABOUR FORCE and HOUSEHOLD LIVING CONDITIONS SURVEY 2018-2019 in NABATIEH LABOUR FORCE and HOUSEHOLD LIVING CONDITIONS SURVEY 2018-2019 in NABATIEH Labour Force and Household Living Conditions Survey (LFHLCS) 2018-2019 in Nabatieh Suggested citation: "Labour Force and Household Living Conditions Survey 2018-2019 in Nabatieh", Central Administration of Statistics, 2020 Copyright © Lebanese Republic Central Administration of Statistics 2020 Acknowledgments Acronyms and Abbreviations This report comes as one of a series of reports launched by the Central Administration of CAS Central Administration of Statistics Statistics, covering the twenty-six districts of Lebanon. Producing these reports was a GER The Gross Enrolment Ratio collaborative endeavor between the Central Administration of Statistics (CAS) and the ILO International Labour Organization United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). LFHLCS Labour Force and Households’ Living Conditions Survey NEET Not in Education, Employment or Training Official statistics presented in this report are drawn from the findings of the national Labour NER The Net Enrolment Rate Force and Households Living Conditions Survey (LFHLCS) that was carried out by CAS NSSF National Social Security Fund between 2018 and 2019 with funding from the Delegation of the European Union to Lebanon and the technical cooperation of the Regional Office for Arab States of the SMAM Singulate Mean Age at Marriage International Labour Organization (ILO). UNDP United Nations Development Programme CAS acknowledges the professional input and contribution of all the partners, experts, and staff who have been particularly active and supportive along the production process in the elaboration, preparation and drafting of the final series of district statistics. CAS would like to express its sincere appreciation to Celine Moyroud and the UNDP core team for all of their technical and administrative support. Also gratefully acknowledged are the contributions of CAS staff: Haifa Husseini, Mayssaa Daher, Ali Hamieh and Amina Basbouss. Dr Maral Tutélian - Guidanian Director General Central Administration of Statistics Table of Contents List of Figures About the Survey ........................................................................................................... 1 Figure esidents in Nabatieh 18-2019 ........................................................................... 4 District Statistics ............................................................................................................ 2 Figure Head of household by se ....................................................................................... 4 I. DEMOGRAPHICS ......................................................................................................... 4 Figure 3: Marital status aged 5+ by se ............................................................................. 5 he residents in abatieh ho and how any are they? ............................................................. 4 Figure istribution of riary residences by type of dwelling .......................................... 6 II. HOUSING ................................................................................................................... 6 Figure riary residences by area of residence ) .......................................................... 6 here do residents in abatieh live ............................................................................................. 6 Figure riary residences by nuber of roos ) .......................................................... 7 Priary residences by area m2) ..................................................................................................... 6 Figure ersons per roo (%) .............................................................................................. 7 Ho many rooms does a household have? .................................................................................... 7 Figure riary residences by age o residence .................................................................. 8 Persons er room ............................................................................................................................ 7 Figure 9: Facilities o ain source of drinking ater at the dwelling (%) .............................. 8 re the rimary residences old or new? ......................................................................................... 8 Connectivity to inrastructure and utilities ..................................................................................... 8 Figure 10: Sources o electricity in rimary residences ......................................................... 8 Cost associated ith residence ....................................................................................................... 9 Figure 11: Hoe appliances tyes and eans of transortation (%) .................................. 10 Home apliances and eans o transortation .............................................................................. 9 Figure 12: ccess to services (%) .......................................................................................... 11 ccess to basic services ................................................................................................................. 10 Figure 13: istribution of students by tye of educational institution ................................ 13 III. EDUCATION ............................................................................................................. 12 Figure 14: esidents aged by level of education attained and se (%) ........................ 13 ross nrolment atio versus et nrolment ate ...................................................................... 12 Figure a lliteracy rate by age grou and se aged years ...................................... 14 Schooling in abatieh .................................................................................................................... 13 Figure 15b otal illiteracy rate by se aged years +) ..................................................... 14 IV. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BACKGROUND .................................................................. 15 Figure 16: Household incoe range from all sources in the onth receding the Survey in Ho much do households earn in total? ...................................................................................... 15 thousand L (%) .................................................................................................................. 15 .. and ho do they erceive their ealth status ........................................................................ 15 Figure 17: Self classification of ealth o households ......................................................... 16 Health Coverage ............................................................................................................................ 16 Figure 18: Health coverage by se ) ................................................................................. 16 V. LABOUR FORCE and EMPLOYMENT .......................................................................... 18 Figure 19: esidents aged years by employent status and health insurance Labour aret structure ............................................................................................................... 18 coverage ) ......................................................................................................................... 17 ho is mployed Searching or a ob or nactive - From a ender Point o iew ....................... 18 Figure 20: istribution of residents beneiting rom health insurance by source o here do they or .................................................................................................................... 21 insurance .............................................................................................................................. 17 .. and ho many hours er ee ................................................................................................. 22 Figure : Labour force participation rate (%) ..................................................................... 19 What type o obs do they hold and here ................................................................................. 22 Figure 22: Labour force participation rate aong youth and adults %) ............................ 19 Ho many obs are vulnerable'? ................................................................................................ 23 Figure : Employent-to-oulation ratio %) .................................................................. 19 outh in Employment versus outh ot in ducation Employment or raining NEET) ............. 24 Figure : Employent-to-oulation ratio by broad age grous (%) ............................... 20 The Team ..................................................................................................................... 25 Figure 25: neployent rate by se (%) ........................................................................... 20 Figure 26: neployent rate aong youth and adults (%) ............................................. 20 Figure 27: nactivity rate o residents aged 15 years (%) .................................................. 21 About the Survey Figure 28: conoic activity sector by se ) .................................................................... 21 his report coes as one o a series o reorts launched by the Central dinistration of Figure 29: verage usual and actual eekly hours o ork by se.....................................
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