Sustainable Cities Survey, Maputo 2019 - Mozambique

Abstract
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The data was collected by the Project “Co-producing urban knowledge in Angola and Mozambique through community-led data collection: towards meeting SDG 11” based in the African Centre for Cities, at the University of Cape Town. The Project aimed to collect data on cities in the two Lusophone African countries to inform their national governments' attempts to achieve Sustainable Development Goals related to cities. The Project collected data from 1282 households in six neighbourhoods in the cities of Maputo and Luanda. Interviews and focus groups were also held in each of the neighbourhoods before (in the case of Maputo) and after (in the case of Luanda) the completion of the survey to collect qualitative data about the settlements. The survey findings were presented and discussed with local administrations and survey participants to triangulate and validate the results. The findings were then made available to national governments and other relevant stakeholders. The Project was funded by the International Science Council research funding programme, Leading Integrated Research for Agenda 2030 in Africa (LIRA 2030 AFRICA).

Geographic coverage
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The data was collected from settlements within each city. In Luanda these settlements were: Km 12A in the district of Viana (n=310), Nova Urbaniza 2 in Panguila (n=148), and Cariango in Cazenga (n=224). In Maputo these were Luis Cabral (n=200), Hulene B (n=200) and Chamanculo C (n=200). These together represent a total of 1282 households.

Analysis unit
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Households and individuals

Kind of data
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Sample survey data

Sampling procedure
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In both cities, three self-built settlements were selected for the surveys. These settlement types are home to the majority of, mostly low income, urban dwellers in both cities, as opposed to wealthier households who live in planned and formally laid-out houses and apartment buildings
Self-built settlements vary by location. built environment, and levels of access to basic services. The research sample was stratified to reflect this variation through the selection of three settlements with similar typologies in each city: an old settlement from colonial times, a more recently built or expanded settlement, and a settlement that had undergone urban upgrading.

Mode of data collection
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Face-to-face [f2f]

Response rate
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Few participants declined to be interviewed. The enumerators would record the number of households they attempted to interview before completing a questionnaire (on average one house in Luanda and less than one In Maputo), but the data does not distinguish between refusal to participate or no one being at home.

摘要
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本数据集由位于开普敦大学非洲城市中心的项目“通过社区主导的数据收集在安哥拉和莫桑比克共同生产城市知识：迈向实现与城市相关的可持续发展目标11”收集而成。该项目旨在收集两个葡语非洲国家城市的数据，以向其国家政府提供信息，以实现与城市相关的可持续发展目标。项目从马普托和罗安达两座城市的六个社区中收集了1282户家庭的数据。在调查前（针对马普托）和调查后（针对罗安达），每个社区都进行了访谈和焦点小组讨论，以收集有关定居点的定性数据。调查结果与当地政府和调查参与者进行了展示和讨论，以三角验证和核实结果。随后，这些结果被提供给国家政府和其他相关利益相关者。该项目由国际科学理事会的研究资助计划“非洲2030年议程领先综合研究”（LIRA 2030 AFRICA）资助。

地理覆盖范围
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数据收集自每个城市内的定居点。在罗安达，这些定居点包括：维尼亚区的12A公里（n=310）、潘古伊拉的诺瓦乌尔班伊扎2号（n=148）和卡赞热纳的卡里亚戈（n=224）。在马普托，这些定居点包括路易斯·卡布拉尔（n=200）、胡伦内B（n=200）和查曼库卢C（n=200）。这些共同代表了1282户家庭。

分析单元
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家庭和个人

数据类型
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样本调查数据

抽样程序
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在两个城市中，均选择了三个自建定居点进行调查。这些定居点是两座城市中大多数低收入城市居民居住的地方，与居住在规划并正式布局的房屋和公寓楼中的富裕家庭形成对比。自建定居点因地点、建成环境和基本服务可及性水平的不同而有所差异。研究样本按分层抽样，以反映这种差异，通过在每个城市中选择具有相似类型的三个定居点：一个殖民时期的旧定居点、一个较新建或扩建的定居点，以及一个经历城市升级的定居点。

数据收集方式
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面对面[f2f]

响应率
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少数参与者拒绝接受访谈。调查员会在完成问卷之前记录他们尝试访谈的家庭数量（在罗安达平均为一户，在马普托不到一户），但数据无法区分拒绝参与或家中无人这两种情况。