Section D: Questions about the Population
Enumerator: Ask questions to all of the people listed in Section C.
[Question 6 through 36 were asked to the residents]
7. Where was (the person) born?
________ _ _ Province
________ _ _ District
________ _ _ City/Village
________ _ _ Foreigner
P7. Where was (the person) born?
We intend to know the individual's place of birth. A person can have been born in a city and live in another. This Question will be used to estimate migration. Read the Question and wait for a response.
If the respondent mentions a District or Village which is inconsistent with the Province, the enumerator should make the corrections by talking to the respondent. In case the doubts remain, check it with a member of the household or use the table with the Districts and Villages in Attachment B.
Be aware that:
If the respondent answers HERE, write the name of the Province or District when it refers to a Rural Area or write the name of the Province and City/Village when it refers an Urban Area of the site you are enumerating;
If the person was born in another place inside the national territory they should indicate the name of the Province, District or City. The Enumerator should avoid writing the name of localities, Administrative Posts or townships;
If the person was born abroad, write the name of the country.
Examples of how to fill it in:
If the respondent was born in a rural area, indicate the names of the Province and the District.
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If they have been born in an urban area, indicate the names of the Province and City/Village where they were born.
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Finally, if they were born Abroad, indicate the name of the Country.
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