cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.26193/ujprnd
title: Indonesian Susenas, 2006: Mortality

description: The Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring social and economic progress in society. Susenas has been conducted on an annual basis since 1963. Since 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), a more focused questionnaire was introduced (module). The core questionnaire covers basic information about household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications over the years. Susenas 2006 core covered 277,202 households and was designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changes less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2006, the module's topic was social culture and education, and covered 68,670 households. Both core questionnaire (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contain data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive, the data are stored in six files. They are: Household characteristics from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01149) Individual characteristics from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01150) Mortality data from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01148) Individual Disability data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01151) Social Culture and Education data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01194) Welfare and Social Capital Development data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01152) This file (Study ID 01148) contains information on cases of death in the household. The data is taken from Block IV.B of the core household questionnaire (VSEN2006.K form). Variables include the list number of deceased members of the household, year that death occurred, age, sex and whether the death was related to traffic accidents or pregnancy/giving birth.
DOI: 10.26193/arhx41
title: Indonesian Susenas 2003, Individual Characteristics

description: Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 2003) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring the social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic information of household and individual characteristics on health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modification in subsequent years. Susenas 2003 core covers 222,791 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2003, the module’s topic was socio culture and education. The data set covers 65,762 households. Both core questionnaire (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contains data on household and individual characteristics. In this data archive the data were split into two files: Ssn03kr_mr_Eng.sav contains information on household characteristics data gathered from both core and module questionnaires and Ssn03ki_mi_Eng.sav contains individual characteristics data gathered both from core and module questionnaires. This file (ssn03ki_mi_Eng.sav) contains information on individual characteristics, especially on Individual Characteristics on Health of Children Under Five, Education, Employment, and Fertility and Family Planning and individual characterictics on social culture and edcuation. The data is taken from core questionnaire (block I, IV, V, form VSEN2003.K) and module questionnaire (block IV, VI and VI, form VSEN2003.MP). Total number of cases in this file is 895,427 individuals with 321 variables.
DOI: 10.26193/gg7ydp
title: Indonesian Susenas 2003, Household Characteristics

description: Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 2003) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring the social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic information of household and individual characteristics on health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modification in subsequent years. Susenas 2003 core covers 222,791 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2003, the module’s topic was socio culture and education. The data set covers 65,762 households. Both core questionnaire (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contains data on household and individual characteristics. In this data archive the data were split into two files: Ssn03kr_mr_Eng.sav contains information on household characteristics data gathered from both core and module questionnaires and Ssn03ki_mi_Eng.sav contains individual characteristics data gathered both from core and module questionnaires. This file (Ssn03kr_mr_Eng.sav) contains information on household characteristics. The data is taken from core questionnaires (Block I, VI, VII, and VIII form VSEN2003.K) and from Module questionnaire (Block VA, form VSEN2003.K). Total number of cases in this file is 222,791 households with 146 variables.
DOI: 10.26193/wlfbtj
title: Indonesian Susenas 2000, Household Characteristics (Core)

description: Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 2000) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring the social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic information of household and individual characteristics on health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modification in subsequent years. Susenas 2000 core covers 189,339 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2000, the module's topic was social, culture and education. The data set covers 59,203 households. Both core (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contain data on household and individual characteristics. In this data archive, Susenas 2000 core was divided into three datasets containing household (ssn00k_h.sav) characteristics; individual characteristics (ssn00k_i.sav), and mortality (ssn00_d.sav), respectively. Susenas 2000 module (social, culture and education), data were split into two data files, which contain information on household welfare (ssn00m_h) and individual characteristics on social, culture and education (ssn00m_i.sav). This particular dataset file (Ssn00k_h.sav) contains household characteristics which are gathered from core questionnaires (VSEN2000.K and includes following information: Identification of Place; Household Characteristics; Enumerator Characteristics; Housing Characteristics; Household Expenditure; and Agricultural Sector Characteristics. Total number of cases in this file is 189,339 with 133 variables.
DOI: 10.26193/kth5zs
title: Indonesian Susenas 1997, Household Characteristics (Core)

description: The Indonesian Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 1997) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring the social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic information on household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. The core questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications in subsequent years. Susenas 1997 core covers 207,351 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. In general, there are three set of modules of Susenas and one set of modules is added in a three-year cycle. In 1997, the modules' topics were household welfare and social culture, crime, and tourism. In the archived dataset, only the household welfare and social culture module are available, and cover 65,650 households. Both core and module questionnaires contain data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive deposit, Susenas 1997 core was divided into two datasets containing household and individual chadarecterisics, respectively (study IDs 01173 and 01174 respectively). The Susenas 1997 module on household welfare and social culture was split into two main data files, which contain information on household characteristics (study ID 01175), and individual characteristics (study ID 01176). All datasets from Susenas 1997 can be merged using the following key variables: province, district, sub-district, village, sample code, and household code. The present data file - Household Characteristics (Core) - contains household data gathered from core questionnaires. It includes information about identification of place, household characteristics, housing and settlement facilities, household expenditure, household participatin in the Less Developed Area (IDT) Development Program, and ownership of livestock.
DOI: 10.26193/i5auuw
title: Indonesian Susenas 2004, Household Characteristics (Core)

description: Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 2004) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring of social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modification in subsequent years. Susenas 2004 core covers 252,913 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2004, the module's topic was housing and health. The data set covered 66,755 households. Both core and module questionnaires collect data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive deposit, Susenas 2004 core was divided into two data files containing household and individual characteristics, respectively (study IDs 01177 and 01178 respectively). Susenas 2004 module data were split into four main data files, which contain information on household member characteristics (study ID 01180), housing and health expenditure characteristics (study ID 01179), individual characteristics of children under 5 years of age (study ID 01181), and individual health characteristics of the selected respondent (study ID 01182). Merging among data files of Susenas 2004 is possible using following key variables: province, district/city, sub district, village, and household code. The present data file - Household Characteristics (Core) - contains household data gathered from core questionnaires. It includes information about identification of place, household characteristics, housing, household expenditure, other socio-economic information, and paddy farming characteristics.
DOI: 10.26193/gjbxzv
title: Indonesian Susenas 2002, Individual Characteristics (Core)

description: Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas 2002) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring of social and economic progress in the society. Susenas was conducted on an annual basis since 1963. In 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), another questionnaire was introduced which gathers more detailed information on special interest topics (module). The core covers basic household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications in subsequent years. Susenas 2002 core covers 214,144 households and is designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels except for Aceh, Maluku, North Maluku and Irian Jaya, where data is collected at few cities due to security reasons. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changes less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2002, the module's topic was consumption. It collected information on characteristics of consumption and expenditure by the household on food and non-food consumption, and included income. The module covered about 64,422 households (as a subset of the core survey), and was representative at a provincial level for all provinces except Aceh, Maluku, North Maluku and Irian Jaya. Both core and module questionnaires collect data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive deposit, Susenas 2002 core was divided into two data files containing household and individual characteristics, respectively (study IDs 01067 and 01184 respectively). Susenas 2002 module data were split into four main data files, which contain information on Consumption of Food, Beverages, and Tobacco (study ID 01185), Non-food Expenditure (study ID 01186), Aggregate Monthly Expenditure (study ID 01187), and Income and Non-consumption Expenditure (study ID 01188). Merging among data files of Susenas 2002 is possible using following key variables: province, district/city, sub district, village, sample code and household code (and household member code for individual level data). The present data file - Individual Characteristics (Core) - contains individual data gathered from core questionnaires. It includes information about identification of place, household member characteristics, health, health of children under five, education, employment, and fertility and family planning.
DOI: 10.26193/f3zh26
title: Indonesian Susenas, 2001: Household Characteristics (Core)

description: The Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring social and economic progress in society. Susenas has been conducted on an annual basis since 1963. Since 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), a more focused questionnaire was introduced (module). The core questionnaire covers basic information about household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications over the years. Susenas 2001 core covered 220,896 households and was designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changes less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2001, the module’s topic was housing and health. The data set covered 65,280 households. Both core questionnaire (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contain data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive, the 2001 data are stored in four files. They are: Household characteristics from core questionnaires (Study ID 01190) Individual characteristics from core questionnaires (Study ID 01191) Health, expenditure and rice stock data from joint core-module questionnaires (Study ID 01192) Health, education, employment and fertility and family planning data from joint core-module questionnaires (Study ID 01193) This file (Study ID 01190) contains household data gathered from core questionnaires (equivalent questions may be found in the questionnaire VSEN2001.KM in the manual). Variables include identification of place, household size, housing characteristics (including ownership status of the house and physical condition of the building) and household expenditure (itemised).
DOI: 10.26193/t9feya
title: Indonesian Susenas, 2006: Social Culture and Education

description: The Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring social and economic progress in society. Susenas has been conducted on an annual basis since 1963. Since 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), a more focused questionnaire was introduced (module). The core questionnaire covers basic information about household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications over the years. Susenas 2006 core covered 277,202 households and was designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changes less frequently than yearly. There are three modules of Susenas and each module is added in a three-year cycle. In 2006, the module's topic was social culture and education, and covered 68,670 households. Both core questionnaire (Susenas Core) and module questionnaires (Susenas Module) contain data on household and individual characteristics. In the archive, the data are stored in six files. They are: Household characteristics from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01149) Individual characteristics from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01150) Mortality data from Core questionnaires (Study ID 01148) Individual Disability data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01151) Social Culture and Education data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01194) Welfare and Social Capital Development data from Module questionnaires (Study ID 01152) This file (Study ID 01194) contains information about individual characteristics and Social Culture and Education taken from Blocks I, IV.A and VI of the module questionnaire (form VSEN2006.MSBP). Variables include identification of place, background characteristics of the individual, health complaints, clothing, nutrition, type of sleeping place, childcare for those under five, activities spent with parents (for those 5-21yrs and single), use of radio and TV, participation in reading, training, arts, exercise and sport, participation in school and transport to school, education expenses, and involvement in social and community activities.
DOI: 10.26193/k8yr3e
title: Indonesian Susenas, 1999: Household Characteristics (Core)

description: The Indonesia Social and Economic Survey (Susenas) is a nationwide survey conducted to collect information on social and economics indices. It serves as a main source of monitoring social and economic progress in society. Susenas has been conducted on an annual basis since 1963. Since 1992, in addition to a basic social and economic questionnaire (core), a more focused questionnaire was introduced (module). The core questionnaire covers basic information about household and individual characteristics including health, death, education/literacy, employment, fertility and family planning, housing, and household expenditure. This questionnaire is asked annually with only slight modifications over the years. Susenas 1999 core covered 205,747 households and was designed to be representative up to district/municipality levels. The module is intended to gather more detailed information on specific topics, especially on data that changed less frequently than yearly. There are several modules that are conducted in rotation i.e. consumption module and household income, household welfare, social culture, travel and crime, and the health, nutrition, education and housing modules. In 1999, in addition to three-year cycle of Consumption, Expenditure and Income Module, the module included a Social Safety Net Survey. The Social Safety Net Survey was designed to monitor the impact of the SSN Program that was introduced in 1998 to address the negative impacts of the economic crisis which occurred since 1997. The portion of this survey which assessed Social Economic Characteristics of Household and Household Members is available in this archived data. Some other module components are not available in this archived data (not available: Social Safety Net Survey - Midwife in the Village & Puskesmas; Household Iodized Salt Listing; and Prepared Food and Beverages Listings) In the archive, the 1999 data are stored in eight datasets. They are: Household Characteristics from core questionnaires (Study ID 01195) Individual Characteristics from core questionnaires (Study ID 01196) Household Food, Beverages, and Tobacco Consumption/Expenditure from module questionnaires (Study ID 01197) Household Non-Food Consumption/Expenditure from module questionnaires (Study ID 01198) Average of Household Expenditure from module questionnaires (Study ID 01199) Household income, Revenue, and Non-Consumption Expenditure from module questionnaires (Study ID 01200) Social Safety Net - Social Economic Characteristics of Household from module questionnaires (Study ID 01201) Social Safety Net - Social Economic Characteristics of Household Members from module questionnaires (Study ID 01202) This file (Study ID 01195) contains household data gathered from core questionnaires (Questionnaire VSEN99.K, Blocks I, VIII, IX and X in the manual). Variables include identification of place, household size, housing characteristics (including ownership status of the house and physical condition of the building), household expenditure (itemised), livestock and land area.