Indonesian Susenas, 2001: Household Characteristics (Core)

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).

印度尼西亚社会经济调查（Indonesia Social and Economic Survey，Susenas）是一项全国性调查，旨在采集社会与经济指数相关信息，是监测社会经济发展进程的核心权威数据源。该调查自1963年起每年定期开展。1992年起，除基础社会经济问卷（核心问卷）外，新增了针对性更强的专题问卷（模块问卷）。核心问卷涵盖家庭与个体的基础特征信息，包括健康状况、死亡情况、教育/识字水平、就业状态、生育与计划生育、住房条件以及家庭支出等内容，该问卷每年例行发放，历年仅进行小幅调整。2001年的核心问卷覆盖220896户家庭，样本代表性覆盖至区县/市级行政层级。模块问卷旨在针对特定主题采集更细致的数据，尤其是那些年度变化幅度较小的指标。本次调查共设置三类模块，每三年为一个循环周期更新专题主题。2001年的模块专题为住房与健康，本次数据集覆盖65280户家庭。核心问卷与模块问卷均包含家庭与个体特征相关数据。2001年的数据集存档共分为四个文件，分别为：核心问卷家庭特征数据（研究编号01190）、核心问卷个体特征数据（研究编号01191）、核心-模块联合问卷中的健康、支出与稻米储备数据（研究编号01192），以及核心-模块联合问卷中的健康、教育、就业、生育与计划生育数据（研究编号01193）。本文件（研究编号01190）包含核心问卷采集的家庭数据（手册中VSEN2001.KM问卷可查询到对应问题），变量涵盖地区标识、家庭规模、住房特征（包括房屋所有权与建筑物理状况）以及分项列示的家庭支出情况。