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Sample characteristics: Bolivia

Census/survey characteristics
Type Census
Title National Census of Housing and Population 1976
Statistical agency National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning and Coordination, Republic of Bolivia
Population universe All the population in the national territory at the moment the census is carried out.
De jure or de facto De facto
Census/survey day July 10, 1976
Questionnaire A single booklet that consists of sections on geographic location, dwelling, and population (individual)
Type of fieldwork Direct enumeration via house-to-house visits and personal interviews
Microdata sample characteristics
Sample design Systematic sample of every tenth dwelling with a random start; drawn by IPUMS
Sample fraction 0.1
Sample size (person records) 461699
Sample weights Self-weighting (expansion factor = 10)
Units identified in microdata
Dwellings Yes
Vacant units Yes
Households Yes
Collective dwellings Yes
Smallest geography Province
Unit definitions
Dwellings Dwelling is the physical place of inhabitation. Dwellings are classified as private and collective.
Households Household is a person or group of persons who occupy a dwelling.
Collective dwellings Collective dwelling is a group of persons who share a dwelling without family rules, for reasons of health, discipline, religion, punishment, etc.
Census/survey characteristics
Type Census
Title National Census of Housing and Population 1992
Statistical agency National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning and Coordination, Republic of Bolivia
Population universe All the population in the national territory at the moment the census is carried out.
De jure or de facto De facto
Census/survey day June 3, 1992
Questionnaire A single booklet that consists of sections on geographic location, dwelling, and population (individual)
Type of fieldwork Direct enumeration via house-to-house visits and personal interviews
Microdata sample characteristics
Sample design Systematic sample of every tenth dwelling with a random start; drawn by IPUMS
Sample fraction 0.1
Sample size (person records) 642368
Sample weights Self-weighting (expansion factor = 10)
Units identified in microdata
Dwellings Yes
Vacant units Yes
Households Yes
Collective dwellings Yes
Smallest geography Province
Unit definitions
Dwellings Dwelling is any inhabited physical place, constructed or adapted for housing people.
Households Household is a group of people, related or otherwise, who occupy the dwelling.
Collective dwellings Collective houshold is a group of people who share the dwelling in a non-familial system, for reasons of work, health, discipline, religion, punishment, etc.
Special populations Homeless, passengers in transit (international flights), personnel on duty in hospitals, factories, institutions, and other places, employees of the National Institute of Statistics, embassies and consulates
Census/survey characteristics
Type Census
Title National Census of Housing and Population 2001
Statistical agency National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning and Coordination, Republic of Bolivia
Population universe All the population in the national territory at the moment the census is carried out.
De jure or de facto De facto
Census/survey day September 1, 2001
Questionnaire A single booklet that consists of (1) Identification of the census form, (2) Dwelling type and occupancy, (3) Characteristics of dwellings with inhabitants who are present, (4) Individual form
Type of fieldwork Direct enumeration via house-to-house visits and personal interviews
Microdata sample characteristics
Sample design Systematic sample of every tenth dwelling with a random start; drawn by IPUMS
Sample fraction 0.1
Sample size (person records) 827692
Sample weights Self-weighting (expansion factor = 10)
Units identified in microdata
Dwellings Yes
Vacant units Yes
Households Yes
Collective dwellings Yes
Smallest geography Province
Unit definitions
Dwellings A dwelling is a construction that has one or more floors covered by a roof and is constructed or adapted for the habitation of one or more persons, either permanently or temporarily.
Households A household is made up of one or more persons, related or unrelated, who live in the same dwelling and who at least share a common budget for meals to which each person contributes in money or in kind. One person can also constitute a household.
Collective dwellings A collective dwelling is inhabited by a group of persons, usually unrelated, who lie together but not as a family.
Special populations Homeless, persons located in truck stops and in markets, passengers in transit (international flights), personnel in hospitals, factories, institutions, or other, enumerators and area supervisors, and embassies and consulates.

Indigenous persons.

Census/survey characteristics
Type Census
Title National Census of Housing and Population 2012
Statistical agency National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning and Coordination, Republic of Bolivia
Population universe All the population in the national territory at the moment the census is carried out.
De jure or de facto De facto
Census/survey day November 11, 2012
Field work period November 21 to 23, 2012
Questionnaire A single booklet that consists of sections on geographic location, dwelling, household emigration, household mortality, and population (individual)
Type of fieldwork Direct enumeration via house-to-house visits and personal interviews
Estimated undercount 0.032
Microdata sample characteristics
Sample design Sample drawn by the National Statistical Office.
Sample fraction 0.1
Sample size (person records) 1003516
Sample weights Self-weighting (expansion factor = 10)
Units identified in microdata
Dwellings Yes
Vacant units No
Households Yes
Collective dwellings Yes
Smallest geography Province
Unit definitions
Dwellings A dwelling is any room or set of rooms and their outbuildings that occupy a building or a separated part of a building, and that are used for human habitation, and which, at the time of the census, is not fully used for other purposes. A dwelling must have direct access from public spaces or from common spaces without passing through another dwelling. Dwellings also include any fixed or mobile shelter in which a person spent the night before Census Day.
Households Private households are persons who live together in a dwelling because of familial or emotional ties.
Collective dwellings A collective dwelling is inhabited by a group of persons who live there for reasons of age, health, education, religion, work, or imprisonment,etc. Examples include a hotel, inpatient hospital, homes for the elderly or for children, religious boarding schools, barracks, jails, prisons, etc.
Special populations People in transit are those who are passing through a census site and who have a different usual residence. People who live on the street are those who have no dwelling.