Annual Poverty Indicators Survey 1999
Philippines, 1999
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PHL-NSO-APIS-1999-v01
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Produce goods mainly for home consumption for the past 6 mon (LFSA)
Data File: 1999APISH
Overview
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Interval
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0 - 2
Questions and instructions
During the PAST SIX MONTHS, did you or any member of your family produce goods mainly for home consumption?
Value | Category | Cases | |
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1 | 0 | NAN% | |
2 | 0 | NAN% |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Ascertain from the respondent if any family member produced goods mainly for home consumption. A family is considered engaged in family sustenance activities if there was a disposal (consumed and/or a small proportion was sold, given away, etc.) during the reference period. If the answer to the screening question is YES, encircle code “1”, otherwise, encircle code “2” and proceed to Section M.
Inquire about the net receipts, which is the value of produce/receipts minus operating expenses, if any. In most cases, the value consumed will equal the net receipts, except when a part of the produce was sold/given away.
There are cases, however, when the net receipts may be less than the amount consumed. For example, a piglet was bought for P1,200 and raised to size worth P5,000. When the family butchered the pig for own consumption, only P3,800 should be entered under the net receipts (no cost in raising the pig) and P5,000 should be entered under value consumed. The cost of the pig was subtracted from its market value to derive net receipts.
The value to be reported under net receipts will include items sold and value given as gift, if any, and value consumed. Hence, in no case will the Net Receipts column be left blank whenever there is a report in the column for Value Consumed.
Include in this section value of fruits and vegetables picked, firewood gathered from another farm/backyard. However, do not include those item already reported in “received as gifts” in the expenditure part.
Column 1 - Type of Activity
Written in this column are the different types of family sustenance activities that a family may engage in.
Column 2 - Code
These are the corresponding codes of the type of activities enumerated in
Column 1.
Column 3 - Net Receipts
Inquire about the net receipts of the family sustenance activity(ies) of the sample family. The value to be reported under net receipts will include items sold and value consumed and given away as gifts.
Column 4 - Value Consumed
Report in this column the value consumed by the sample family. Include in this section the value of fruits and vegetables harvested or firewood gathered from another farm/backyard. If the family has no other source of income except an activity that is conceptually classified as a family sustenance activity, then report the activity as entrepreneurial activity.
Inquire about the net receipts, which is the value of produce/receipts minus operating expenses, if any. In most cases, the value consumed will equal the net receipts, except when a part of the produce was sold/given away.
There are cases, however, when the net receipts may be less than the amount consumed. For example, a piglet was bought for P1,200 and raised to size worth P5,000. When the family butchered the pig for own consumption, only P3,800 should be entered under the net receipts (no cost in raising the pig) and P5,000 should be entered under value consumed. The cost of the pig was subtracted from its market value to derive net receipts.
The value to be reported under net receipts will include items sold and value given as gift, if any, and value consumed. Hence, in no case will the Net Receipts column be left blank whenever there is a report in the column for Value Consumed.
Include in this section value of fruits and vegetables picked, firewood gathered from another farm/backyard. However, do not include those item already reported in “received as gifts” in the expenditure part.
Column 1 - Type of Activity
Written in this column are the different types of family sustenance activities that a family may engage in.
Column 2 - Code
These are the corresponding codes of the type of activities enumerated in
Column 1.
Column 3 - Net Receipts
Inquire about the net receipts of the family sustenance activity(ies) of the sample family. The value to be reported under net receipts will include items sold and value consumed and given away as gifts.
Column 4 - Value Consumed
Report in this column the value consumed by the sample family. Include in this section the value of fruits and vegetables harvested or firewood gathered from another farm/backyard. If the family has no other source of income except an activity that is conceptually classified as a family sustenance activity, then report the activity as entrepreneurial activity.
Description
A family sustenance activity is also a gainful activity but unlike an entrepreneurial activity, the produce from the former is mainly for home consumption. Occasionally, sales are made when harvest/produce are more than enough for family consumption. Some examples of these activities are raising one or two fowls, raising a few eggplants, tomatoes and other vegetables, fruit trees scattered in residential lot, fishing or gathering shells for a day's meal.
Concept
Name | Vocabulary | URI |
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The same concept as that of the Family Income and Expenditures Survey (FIES) on entrepreneurial or family-operated activities and family sustenance activities will be adopted in this survey. If a family member was engaged as operator of an entrepreneurial activity, any other related activity done casually or mainly for home consumption only, will be reported under entrepreneurial activity. For example, a family member is a palay farmer and at the same time he is planting vegetables mainly for own consumption at the backyard of his house (separate parcel). In such a case, the value of the harvested vegetables will be reported in Crop Farming and Gardening (Subsection L1), not anymore in this section. An activity that is already reported in Family Sustenance Activity should not be reported again in any section of Entrepreneurial Activities, or vice versa. In the case of palay farmer who raises chicken or pigs, which conceptually cannot be classified as enterprise, the total value and cost of operation for his palay production should be entered in Subsection L1 (Crop Farming and Gardening ) but the net receipts for the chicken or pigs should be entered in this section. |