Census of Population 2015

Philippines, 2015

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PHL-PSA-POPCEN-2015-v1

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Census of Population and Housing Household-based Censuses

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Questionnaires

CP Form 1 - Listing Booklet

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Date	2015-04-19
Country	Philippines
Description	This form is a booklet used to list the buildings, housing units, households, and the Institutional Living Quarters within an EA. This form also records other important information such as the name of household heads and name and type of institutions and their addresses, population totals, and counts of males and females.
Table of contents	CONTENTS OF CPH FORM 1 CPH Form 1 is a four-page listing booklet. The first page of this form contains four sections, namely: Title Panel: Contains the form type, authority and confidentiality clauses, office name and the title of the census and CP form, serial number, page number, PSA approval number, and expiration date. Identification Panel: Consists of certification portion and geographic identification. Listing Record: Contains 10 columns which consists of the line number, day of visit, BSN, HUSN, HSN, institutional serial number (ISN), name of household head or name/type of institution and address, total population count, population count of male and female and the remark/s portion. Page Totals: This portion is found at the bottom of the form. It is used to record the total number of buildings, housing units, households and institutions, and the total male and female population in the households and institutions listed on the page. The second, third, and fourth pages of this form also consist of Listing Record and Page Totals. The listing record of page 1A has 10 rows for the listing of buildings, housing units, households, and ILQs. The succeeding pages (1B, 1C, and 1D) contain listing records, each with 15 rows. One booklet of CP Form 1 has 55 rows in all.
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CP Form 2 – Household Questionnaire

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Date	2015-05-16
Country	Philippines
Description	This questionnaire was used to gather data on the basic demographic, social, and economic characteristics of the household population and some characteristics of their housing units. It also collects data on registration of deaths in the last two years among household members.
Table of contents	CP Form 2 is a four-page questionnaire which served as the record of the basic characteristics of the household population and the housing units they occupy. The first page (2A) of this questionnaire contains the following: 1. Title Panel 2. Certification Panel 3. Geographic Identification Panel 4. Interview Record 5. Remarks Portion The second and third pages (2B and 2C) contain the Population Census Questions. The fourth page (2D) contains the questions on housing, as well as questions on registration of deaths in the last two years among household members. Below is the list of questions asked in the CP Form 2. Population Census Questions For all persons: P1 - Name of the household member P2 - Relationship to the household head P3 - Sex P4 - Date of birth P5 - Age P6 - Whether a member's birth was registered at the LCR Office P7 - Copy of birth certificate P8 - Marital status P9 - Religious affiliation For all persons 5 to 24 years old: P10 - School attendance For all persons 5 years old and over: P11 - Literacy P12 - Highest grade/year completed For all persons 15 years old and over: P13 - Graduate of technical/vocational course P14 - Technical/vocational course obtained P15 - Overseas worker P16 - Usual activity/occupation Housing Census Questions B1 - Type of building B2 - Construction materials of the roof of the building B3 - Construction materials of the outer walls of the building/housing unit H1 - Fuel for lighting H2 - Source of water supply for drinking H3 - Source of water supply for cooking H4 - Tenure status of the housing unit/lot Questions on Registration of Deaths in the Last Two Years Among Household Members D1 - Whether any household member died in the past two years D2 - Number of former household members who died in the past two years D3 - Name of former household member who died in the past two years D4 - Sex of former household member who died in the past two years D5 - Age at death of former household member who died in the past two years D6 - Whether death was registered at the LCR Office D7 - Copy of death certificate
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CP Form 4 – Institutional Population Questionnaire

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Date	2015-06-02
Country	Philippines
Description	CPH Form 4 - Institutional Population Questionnaire This form is used to record the characteristics of population residing in Institutional Living Quarters such as hotels, hospitals, welfare instiitutions, corrective and penal institutions, convents and seminaries, military camps, logging and mining camps, oceangoing vessels, and refugee camps.
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CP Form 5 - Barangay Schedule

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Date	2015-04-23
Country	Philippines
Description	CPH Form 5 - Barangay Schedule This form is used to record the characteristics of each barangay, facilities in the area or within some specified distance from the area, and travel information from town/city proper to the barangay, kind of establishments, informal settlers, presence of relocation areas, and in-movers.
Table of contents	CONTENTS OF CPH FORM 5 CPH Form 5 is a four-page questionnaire used to record the barangay characteristics and facilities. The first page (5A) of the questionnaire includes the following: 1. Title Panel 2. Geographic Identification Panel 3. Certification Panel 4. Interview Record Panel Geographic Identification Panel · geographic location of the barangay to be visited; · interview record; and · certification by the TS and his/her supervisors regarding the veracity and accuracy of the data collected. Part I - Barangay Facilities/Characteristics This portion of CPH Form 5, which covers the first and the second pages of the questionnaire, contains questions on barangay characteristics and facilities. Q1 - Part of Town/City Proper/Former Poblacion/Poblacion Q2 - With Street Pattern Q3 - With Access to National Highway Q4a - With Town/City Hall or Provincial Capitol Q4b - With Church, Chapel or Mosque Q4c - With Public Plaza or Park for Recreation Q4d - With Cemetery Q4e - With Market Place Q4f - With Elementary School Q4g - With High School Q4h - With College/University Q4i - With Public Library Q4j - With Hospital Q4k - With Puericulture or Barangay Health Center/Station or Clinic Q4l - With Fire Station or Public Fire Protection Service Q4m - With Seaport in Operation Q4n - With Community Waterworks System Q4o - With Postal Service Q4p - With Landline Telephone System or Calling Station Q4q - With Cellular Phone Signal Q4r - With Public Street Sweeper Part II - Kind of Establishment in the Barangay The questions in this section pertain to the number of establishments that are situated in the barangay, by kind of establishment and number of employees in the establishment. Q5 - Commercial Establishments Q6 - Recreational Establishments Q7 - Manufacturing Establishments Q8 - Accommodation and Food Service Establishment Q9 - Financial Establishment Q10 - Establishment Offering Repair Service Activities Q11 - Establishments Offering Personal Services Q12 - Other Establishment Part III - Informal Settlers This part of CP Form 5 pertains to the presence of some informal settlers in the barangay. Informal settlers are households who reside in areas such as esteros/creek/waterways, river bank/shoreline, along railroad, garbage dumpsite, under the bridge, sidewalk or easement of roads and highways, other danger areas such as cliff and cemetery, government lands without legally recognizable claims to the land, and private lands which they do not own. Part IV - Presence of Relocation Area This part of CP Form 5 determines whether or not there is a relocation area in the barangay whether temporary or permanent/resettlement. Part V - In-Movers This section intends to determine whether the barangay is one of the destinations of families displaced by natural or man-made calamities such as the following: a. Typhoon b. Other natural calamity/disaster c. Peace and order problem? d. Reasons other than natural calamity, disaster or peace and order problem
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Technical documents

Enumerator's Manual

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Date	2015-06-25
Country	Philippines
Description	The POPCEN 2015 Enumerator's Manual served as a reference material and guide of the enumerators for the conduct of census of population.
Table of contents	Chapter 1 - Introduction 1.1 The 2015 Census of Population 1.2 Objectives General Objective Specific Objectives 1.3 Coverage 1.4 Uses and Importance of Census Data 1.5 Reference Period 1.6 Enumeration Period 1.7 Authority for the Conduct of the POPCEN 2015 1.8 Confidentiality of Information 1.9 Obligation of the Respondents to Give Truthful and Complete Information 1.10 Organizational Set-up for the POPCEN 2015 Chapter 2 - The Role of Census Enumerator 2.1 Census Enumerator 2.2 Designation of an Enumerator 2.3 Training 2.4 Working Time 2.5 Area of Assignment 2.6 Duties and Responsibilities 2.7 Working Relationship with Your Team Supervisor Chapter 3 - Census Concepts and Definitions 3.1 Building Definition of a Building Buildings to be Listed 3.2 Housing Unit Definition of a Housing Unit How to Identify Housing Units in a Building Housing Units to be Listed 3.3 Household Definition of a Household Definition of a Household Head 3.4 Household Population Definition of Household Population Members of a Household 3.5 Institutional Living Quarte Definition of an Institutional Living Quarter Institutional Living Quarter to be Listed 3.6 Institutional Population Definition of Institutional Population Members of Institutional Population 3.7 Whom to Enumerate Persons to be Included in the Enumeration Persons to be Excluded in the Enumeration Chapter 4 - Census Forms and Procedures 4.1 Basic Census Forms 4.2 Census Materials 4.3 Enumeration Procedures 15 Steps in Census Taking 4.4 How to Enumerate Whom to Interview How to Conduct an Interview How to Ask Questions How to Record Answers How to Write an Entry According to the Type of Questions and Items How to Take Care of the Questionnaires How to Review the Accomplished Questionnaires 4.5 How to Handle Enumeration Problems Chapter 5 - Canvassing and Mapping 5.1 Reading a Map 5.2 Ocular Inspection 5.3 Canvassing Procedures on How to Canvass EA or Barangay With Blocks Procedures on How to Canvass EA or Barangay Without Blocks Procedures on How to Canvass a Multi-Storey Building 5.4 Mapping General Procedures for Mapping Procedures for Updating a Barangay and an EA Map Procedures on How to Indicate Location of Buildings on the Barangay and EA Maps Procedures on How to Indicate Household Serial Number (HSN) on the Map Procedures on How to Prepare Block Maps Procedures on How to Indicate the Number of Maps Used for the EA and Barangay Procedures on How to Take Care of the Map Chapter 6 - Instructions in Accomplishing CP Form 1 6.1 Title Panel 6.2 Certification Panel 6.3 Geographic Identification Panel Month of Visit Booklet Number Geographic Identification 6.4 Listing Record Line Number Column 1 - Day of Visit Column 2 - Building Serial Number (BSN) Column 3 - Housing Unit Serial Number (HUSN) Column 4 - Household Serial Number (HSN) Column 5 - Institutional Serial Number (ISN) Column 6 - Name of the Household Head or Name/Type of the Institution and Address Columns 7, 8, and 9 - Population Count Column 10 - Remark/s 6.5 Page Totals 6.6 Instructions for Listing of Households Found in Temporary Evacuation Center or Relocation Area Chapter 7 - Instructions in Accomplishing CP Form 2 7.1 Title Panel 7.2 Certification Panel 7.3 Geographic Identification Booklet Number Geographic Identification Line Number of Respondent Name and Address of the Household Head 7.4 Interview Record Date of Visit Interview Time Result of Visit Date and Time of Next Visit Summary of Visit Number of Visits Made Result of Final Visit Number of Household Members, Number of Males, and Number of Females Mode of Data Collection Remarks Portion 7.5 Instructions in Filling Out the Population Census Items General Instructions in Asking Items P1 to P16 Specific Instructions by Item Line Number Columns P1 to P9 for All Persons P1-Name of Household Member P2-Relationship to the Household Head P3-Sex P4-Date of Birth P5-Age P6 and P7-Birth Registration P6-Whether a Member's Birth was Registered at the LCR Office P7-Copy of Birth Certificate P8-Marital Status P9-Religious Affiliation P10-School Attendance Columns P11 and P12 for Persons Five Years Old and Over P11-Literacy P12-Highest Grade/Year Completed P13-Graduate of Technical/Vocational Course and P14-Technical/Vocation Course Obtained P13-Graduate of Technical/Vocational Course P14-Technical/Vocation Course Obtained Columns P15 and P16 for Persons 15 Years Old and Over P15-Overseas Workers P12-Usual Activity/Occupation Jobs/Occupations which Need Special Care in Reporting 7.6 Instructions in Filling Out the Census Items on Housing Characteristics General Instructions in Filling Out Items B1 to B3 and H1 to H4 Specific Instructions in Filling Out Items B1 to B3 and H1 to H4 B1-Type of Building B2-Construction Materials of the Roof of the Building and B3-Construction Materials of the Outer Walls of the Building/Housing Unit B2-Construction Materials of the Roof of the Building B3-Construction Materials of the Outer Walls of the Building/Housing Unit H1-Fuel for Lighting H2-Source of Water Supply for Drinking and H3-Source of Water Supply for Cooking H4-Tenure Status of the Housing Unit/Lot 7.7 Registration of Deaths in the Last Two Years Among Household Members D1-Whether Any Household Member Died in the Past Two Years D2-Number of Former Household Member Who Died in the Past Two Years D3-Name of Former Household Member Who Died in the Past Two Years D4-Sex of Former Household Member Who Died in the Past Two Years D5-Age at Death of Former Household Member Who Died in the Past Two Years D6 and D7-Death Registration D6-Whether Death was Registered at the LCR Office D7-Copy of Death Certificate 7.8 Ending the Interview 7.9 Households Responding Through Self-Administered Questionnaire 7.10 Households Responding Through E-Questionnaire Chapter 8 - Instructions in Accomplishing CP Form 4 8.1 Who Will Enumerate the Institutional Population 8.2 Persons to be Enumerated as Members of the Institutional Population 8.3 Certification Panel 8.4 Geographic Identification Panel Booklet Number Geographic Identification Type of Institutional Living Quarter Name of Institutional Living Quarter Name and Designation of the Respondent Address of the Institutional Living Quarter 8.5 Interview Record 8.6 Population Census Questions Line Number P1-Name P2-Residence Status P3-Sex to P9-Religious Affiliation and P10-Highest Grade/Year Completed Use of Additional Booklet 8.7 Using CP Form 2 In Place of CP Form 4 8.8 ILQs Responding Through Self-Administered Questionnaire Chapter 9 - Instructions in Accomplishing CP Form 10 9.1 Instructions in Filling Out CP Form 10 Chapter10 - Instructions in Accomplishing CP Forms 6, 9, 13, and 16 10.1 Instructions in Filling Out CP Form 6 - Notice of Listing/Enumeration 10.2 Instructions in Filling Out CP Form 9 - Appointment Slip to Household/ Institution/Barangay Official 10.3 Instructions in Filling Out CP Form 13 - Transmittal/Receipt Form 10.4 Instructions in Filling Out CP Form 16 - Certification of Punong Barangay Chapter 11 - Administrative and Financial Matters 11.1 Reporting and Submission of Forms to Your Team Supervisor 11.2 Submitting Completed Work 11.3 Review of Your Completed Work by Your Team Supervisor 11.4 Daily Time Record (CSC Form 48) 11.5 Issuance of CP Form 17 - Certificate of Work Completed 11.6 Financial Forms Disbursement Voucher (General Form No. 5A) Itinerary of Travel 11.7 Daily Output and Remuneration Daily Output Remuneration
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Field Operations Manual

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Date	2015-06-04
Country	Philippines
Description	The POPCEN 2015 Field Operations Manual was prepared as guide to all PSA personnel involved in the census for implementation of the procedures prescribed for the census operation. This manual also defines the tasks of the personnel involved in each phase of the census operation. As a reference material, this manual shall be used together with the Enumerator's Manual, the Supervisor's Manual, and the manuals for data processing.
Table of contents	Chapter 1- Introduction 1.1 Objectives of POPCEN 2015 1.2 Authority for the Conduct of POPCEN 2015 1.3 Confidentiality of Information 3 1.4 Obligation of the Respondents to Give Truthful and Complete Information 1.5 Coverage 1.6 Reference Period 1.7 Enumeration Period 1.8 Organizational Set-up for the POPCEN 2015 1.9 Flow of Communication 1.10 General Timetable of Major Activities 1.11 Description of the POPCEN 2015 Census Questionnaires/Forms 1.12 Description of the POPCEN 2015 Manuals 1.13 Management Information System 1.14 Rundown of the POPCEN 2015 General Operational Procedures Chapter 2 - Coordination and Publicity 2.1 Coordination Activities for the POPCEN 2015 2.2 The National Census Coordinating Board 2.3 The Local Census Coordinating Boards 2.4 Coordination Activities with Other Agencies 2.5 Special Coordination Activities of the Field Officers 2.6 Publicity and IEC Strategies for the POPCEN 2015 2.7 Monitoring and Reporting of Publicity and IEC Activities 2.8 Budget for Coordination, Publicity, and IEC Activities 2.9 The POPCEN 2015 Logo Chapter 3 - Workload, Mandays, and Manpower 3.1 Estimation of Workload, Mandays, and Manpower by Enumeration Area or Barangay 3.2 Identification of Barangays with Special Areas 3.3 Field Office Evaluation of Workload, Mandays, and Manpower by Enumeration Area or Barangay Chapter 4 - Printing, Procurement, Allocation, and Shipment of Census Forms, Materials, and Supplies 4.1 Printing of Forms and Manuals 4.2 Procurement of Supplies, Materials, and Equipment 4.3 Transport of Census Forms and Materials from the Central Office to Field Offices 4.4 Allocation of Census Materials for Training, Enumeration, Processing, and Administrative Process 4.5 Problems on Procurement of Census Supplies and Materials 60 Chapter 5 - Recruitment and Hiring of Census Personnel 5.1 Personnel to be Hired for POPCEN 2015 5.2 Procedures for the Recruitment and Hiring of Census Personnel 5.3 Selection Process for Hiring Census Personnel 5.4 Qualifications of Census Personnel to be Hired/Designated 5.5 Prohibition of Hiring Relatives 5.6 Execution of a Contract of Service Chapter 6 - Duties and Responsibilities of Census Personnel 6.1 Duties and Responsibilities of Hired Personnel 6.2 Personnel Reference File Chapter 7 - Mapping and Other Pre-enumeration Activities 7.1 Map Preparation 7.2 Enumeration Area Delineation 7.3 Enumeration Area Reference File 7.4 Establishment of POPCEN 2015 Training Centers and Census Headquarters 7.5 Area Assignment and Familiarization 7.6 Identification of Areas Needing Special Strategies for Enumeration Chapter 8 - Training 8.1 Training Programs 8.2 Training on Field Enumeration 8.3 Training on Manual Processing and TRACS 8.4 Training on Machine Processing 8.5 Training Evaluation 8.6 Training Report Chapter 9 - Field Enumeration and Supervision 9.1 Instructions on Travel and Quality Assurance Activities 9.2 Role of Field Officers in Field Supervision 9.3 Role of Central Office Supervisors in Field Supervision 9.4 Use of Global Positioning System during Field Supervision 9.5 Field Editing Using CAFES 9.6 How to Deal with Enumeration Problems 9.7 Other Concerns for Field Enumeration 9.8 Scrutiny of Questionnaires when Validating Questionable Counts 9.9 Enumeration and Field Supervision Report Chapter 10 - Progress Monitoring 10.1 Overview of the PMS 10.2 Objectives of the PMS 10.3 Components of the PMS 10.4 PMS Process 10.5 Reports Generated by the Progress Monitoring System 10.6 Registering the Mobile Phone 10.7 Safeguards to the PM Reports 10.8 Accountability of PSA Field Personnel 10.9 Other Technical Concerns/Problems Chapter 11 - Submission of Census Forms and Materials 11.1 Transmittal of Census Forms and Materials by the TS to the CAS 11.2 Transmittal of Census Forms and Materials by the CAS to the PO 11.3 Issuance of CP Form 17- Certificate of Work Completed Chapter 12 - Data Processing 12.1 Overview of Data Processing 12.2 Stages of Data Processing 12.3 Provincial Processing 12.4 Scanning and Interpretation at SS 2015/DPC 2015 12.5 Further Processing at CO 12.6 Manual and Machine Processing Reports Chapter 13 - Financial Policies and Procedures 13.1 Release of Funds 13.2 Withdrawal of Funds 13.3 Payment of Training Expenses During Training 13.4 Payment of Expenses for Enumeration/Supervision 13.5 Payment of Services of Hired Census Personnel 13.6 Mode of Payment 13.7 Recommended Payment of Claims and Required Supporting Documents 13.8 Reporting Requirements 13.9 Other Provisions Appendices Appendix 1 Executive Order No. 352 Appendix 2 PSA Board Resolution No. 02 - Approving the Data Items for the POPCEN 2015 Appendix 3 PSA Board Resolution No. 07 - Designation of PSA Board as the NCCB Appendix 4 PSA Board Resolution No. 08 - Composition and Terms of Reference of R/P/C/MCCB Appendix 5 PSA Board Resolution No. 09 - August 2015 as National Census Month Appendix 6 Contract of Service Appendix 7 Timetable Appendix 8 Training Schedule Appendix 9 Scan Stations and Data Processing Centers Appendix 10 Certificate of Work Completed Appendix 11 Certification of Punong Barangay Appendix 12 Daily Accomplishment Report of Enumerator Appendix 13 Accomplishment Report of Team Supervisor Appendix 14 Accomplishment Report of Census Area Supervisor Appendix 15 Spotcheck, Reinterview, and Observation Record Appendix 16 Summary Report of Census Area Supervisor Appendix 17 Check Disbursement Record Appendix 18 Cash Disbursement Record Appendix 19 Office Memorandum 2015-37
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Data Processing Manual

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Date	2015-09-22
Country	Philippines
Description	The POPCEN 2015 Provincial Processing Manual was served as guide for the entire manual processing operations of the Provincial Offices.
Table of contents	Chapter 1 - Introduction 1.1 Stages of Data Processing 1.2 Objectives of Data Processing 1.3 Questionnaires and Maps to be Processed 1.4 Data Processing Forms to be Used 1.5 Computer Systems to be Used 1.6 Timetable of Activities Chapter 2 - Data Processing Set-Up 2.1 Organizational Set-Up of the DPC 2015 and SS 2015 2.2 Duties and Responsibilities of The DPC 2015/SS 2015 Personnel Chapter 3 - Data Processing Flow 3.1 Data Processing Flow 3.2 Major Activities to be done during the Manual Processing 3.3 Major Activities to be done during the Machine Processing Chapter 4- Receipt and Control 4.1 Receipt and Control at the DPC 2015 4.2 Receipt and Control within the DPC 2015 for Manual Processing 4.3 Receipt and Control from the DPC 2015 to the SS 2015 4.4 How to Fill Out CP Form 19 - Provincial Processing Receipt and Control Form Chapter 5 - General Instructions in Manual Processing 5.1 Types of Responses In CP Forms 5.2 General Instructions for Data Processing Chapter 6 - General Screening of CP Forms 1, 2, and 4 6.1 General Instructions in the General Screening of CP Forms 1, 2, and 4 6.2 Specific Instructions for Consistency Checking of CP Form 1 6.3 Checking the Correctness of Page Totals of CP Form 1 6.4 Editing of Geo-Id of CP Forms 2 and 4 6.5 Instructions in Editing the Interview Record Portion of CP Forms 2 and 4 6.6 How to Fill Out CP Form 21 - Problems Encountered/Referral Form: Part A: To Be Accomplished by the Screener 6.7 Enhancement of Entries 6.8 Transcription of a Damaged Form to a Blank Form Chapter 7 - Encoding of CP Form 1 Page Totals to Quick Count System 7.1 Data Encoding of CP Form 1 for Quick Count Report 7.2 The Quick Count System (QCS) 7.3 Guidelines for Data Encoding of Page Totals of CP Form 1 7.4 Quick Count Tables 7.5 General Guidelines in the Evaluation of Quick Count 7.6 Submission of Quick Count Results Chapter 8 - Editing of Accomplished CP Forms 2 and 4 8.1 Types of Errors to be Edited 8.2 General Instructions in Editing of Accomplished CP Forms 8.3 Editing of CP Form 2 8.4 Editing of CP Form 4 8.5 How to Fill out CP Form 21- Problems Encountered/Referral Form: Part B: To Be Accomplished by the Editor 8.6 General Guidelines for Supervisors on Problems Referred by the Processors Chapter 9 - Processing of Accomplished CP Form 5 9.1 General Instructions in Processing of CP Forms 5 9.2 Editing of CP Form 5 by the Assistant Supervisor 9.3 Verification of Entries in CP Form 5 by the Supervisor Chapter 10 - Processing of Census Maps 10.1 Types of Maps to be Processed 10.2 Guidelines in Checking the Completeness and Quality of Maps 10.3 General Instructions in the Verification of Maps 10.4 Specific Instructions in the Verification of Maps 10.5 How to Fill Out CP Form 24 - Map Evaluation Form Chapter 11 - Instructions in Bundling and Folioing of CP Forms and Census Maps 11.1 Questionnaires and Forms to be Bundled and Folioed 11.2 Preparing the Questionnaires for Transmittal to the SS 2015 11.3 Bundling Instructions for CP Forms 1, 2, 4, and 5, and Maps 11.4 Folioing Instructions for Other CP Control Forms Chapter 12 - Packaging and Transmittal of CP Forms and Maps and Progress Reporting 12.1 Packaging and Transmittal of Processed Questionnaires and Maps from the DPC 2015 to the SS 2015 Progress Reporting of Processing
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Philippine Standard Occupational Classification

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Date	2015-06-19
Country	Philippines
Description	The 2012 Philippine Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC) was utilized for coding of usual occupation. It contains the classification of the different occupational groups engaged in by the Philippine working population, including the definition of and the tasks performed serving as guide to establishments and other institutions dealing with job placements and recruitment services, vocational training and guidance, immigration purposes and related concerns and as basis for manpower educational planning, program formulation and policy-and-decision-making and framework for statistical opeartions.
Table of contents	Major Group 1 Managers Major Group 2 Professionals Major Group 3 Technicians and Associate Professionals Major Group 4 Clerical Support Workers Major Group 5 Service and Sales Workers Major Group 6 Skilled Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishery Workers Major Group 7 Craft and Related Trades Workers Major Group 8 Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers Major Group 9 Elementary Occupations Major Group 0 Armed Forces Occupations, Nongainful Activities and Special Occupations
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2008 Philippine Standard Classification of Education

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Date	2015-09-03
Country	Philippines
Description	The 2008 Philippine Standard Classification of Education (PSCED) was utilized for coding the degrees/courses of those who completed post secondary. technical-vocational education and college education. It is a detailed classification of all educational levels in the Philippine educational system. It aims to integrate the different classification schemes being used by the various agencies, for the purpose of standardizing and facilitating the compilation of education statistics as basis for educational planning, manpower training, labor market studies and other related activities.
Table of contents	POST SECONDARY COURSES LEVEL 6 POST SECONDARY NONTERTIARY EDUCATION GENERAL Basic Programs Literacy and Numeracy Programs Personal Development Programs EDUCATION Teacher Training and Education Sciences Programs HUMANITIES AND ARTS Arts Programs Humanities Programs SOCIAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS, AND LAW Social and Behavioral Sciences Programs Journalism and Information Programs Business and Administration Programs SCIENCE Life Sciences Programs Physical Sciences Programs Computing/Information Technology Programs ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND CONSTRUCTION Engineering and Engineering Trades Programs Manufacturing and Processing Programs Architecture and Building Programs AGRICULTURE Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery Programs Veterinary Programs HEALTH AND WELFARE Health Programs Social Services Programs SERVICES Personal Services Programs Transport Services Programs Environmental Protection Programs Security Services Programs Other Programs in Education at the Third Level, First Stage, of the Type that Leads to an Award not Equivalent to a First University or Baccalaureate Degree LEVEL 6 POST SECONDARY TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION HUMANITIES AND ARTS Arts Programs SCIENCE Computing/Information Technology Programs ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND CONSTRUCTION Engineering and Engineering Trades Programs Manufacturing and Processing Programs Architecture and Building Programs AGRICULTURE Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery Programs HEALTH AND WELFARE Health Programs SERVICES Personal Services Programs Transport Services Programs Security Services Programs LEVEL 8 ACADEMIC DEGREES FIRST STAGE OF TERTIARY/BACCALAUREATE EDUCATION (NOT LEADING DIRECTLY TO AN ADVANCED RESEARCH QUALIFICATION) GENERAL Basic Programs EDUCATION Teacher Training and Education Sciences Programs HUMANITIES AND ARTS Arts Programs Humanities Programs SOCIAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS AND LAW Social and Behavioral Sciences Programs Journalism and Information Programs Business and Administration Programs Law Programs SCIENCE Life Sciences Programs Physical Sciences Programs Mathematics and Statistics Programs Computing/Information Technology Programs ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND CONSTRUCTION Engineering and Engineering Trades Programs Manufacturing and Processing Programs Architecture and Building Programs AGRICULTURE Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery Programs Veterinary Programs HEALTH AND WELFARE Health Programs Social Services Programs SERVICES Personal Services Programs Transport Services Programs Environmental Protection Programs Security Services Programs Other Programs of Education at the Third Level, First Stage, of the Type that Leads to a Baccalaureate or First University/Professional Degree (Higher Education Level, First Stage, or Collegiate Education Level)
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Supervisor's Manual

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