Transcript Mariet Tetty Nuryetty BPS – STATISTICS INDONESIA Pilot Surveys  1998-9: In the selected 100 villages (Survei Seratus Desa or SSD)  2004: Jakarta.

Mariet Tetty Nuryetty
BPS – STATISTICS INDONESIA
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Pilot Surveys
 1998-9: In the selected 100 villages
(Survei Seratus Desa or SSD)
 2004: Jakarta province
 2005: Four provinces: West Sumatera,
Bali, Central Java, North Sumatera.
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1998-9 Pilot Survey
 Location: In the 100 selected villages or SSD
(selected from 10 districts and 12 provinces);
supported by UNICEF
 Sample: 120 households in each village (not
representative of the country),
 Variables collected: household expenditure,
education, employment, fertility, utility of
the Social Safety Net, and time use
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The Questionnaire
A day divided by three hour intervals
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2004 Pilot Survey
 Location: Conducted in 5 five municipalities of
Special Provinces of Jakarta
 Sample: 1,024 households (as sub-samples of the
2003 Household Socio Economic Survey (Susenas)
 Respondent: Literate person aged 15 years and over
 Methodological notes: (a) A week is divided into 3
days (2 days on weekdays and one day on weekend
or holiday), (b) one day is 24 hours starting from 6
am
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The Questionnaire
A day divided by two hour intervals
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2005 Pilot Survey
 Location: Pilot in 4 provinces (West Sumatera,
Bali, Central Java, North Sumatera)
 Objective: To test 3 different survey
instruments
 Sample: 360 households (90 hhs per province)
 Respondent: Literate person aged 10 years and
over
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The Questionnaire-1
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The Questionnaire-2
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The Questionnaire-3
IV. Time Allocation
Main Activity
No
Morning
Additional Activity
day
Afternoon/Evening
Morning
Type of Activity
Type of Activity
(1)
(2)
Start
Time
Start
Time
Start
Time
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Code
Time
(10)
(11)
A. Household Work
101 Tidying a bed
,
,
,
102 Taking water
,
,
,
103 Cleaning the house
,
,
,
104 Cleaning the house yard
,
,
,
105 Buying food
,
,
,
106 Cooking
,
,
,
107 Preparing Food
,
,
,
119 Ironing
,
,
,
120 Others(Name it)
,
,
,
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Problems In the Pilot Surveys
 Respondents, especially in rural areas,
usually have no any concern about time use
they spent for any activity,
 A major problem of ‘Diary Approach’:
respondent usually have little concern to fill
the diary
 Sometimes respondent did not fill the diary
and finally interviewer should make a recall
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