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Disability Census Questions, the Perspective of Developing Countries

Explore the use of census questions to collect data on disability in developing countries, based on the 2002 Washington group meeting. Discover the types of questions used, generic question categories, and approaches employed in the 2000 round for disability data collection.

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Disability Census Questions, the Perspective of Developing Countries

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  1. Disability Census Questions, the Perspective of Developing Countries Margaret Mbogoni First meeting of the Washington group on disability measurement Washington, 18-20 February 2002

  2. Use of the Census to Collect Data on Disability • 1970 round – 16/19 • 1980 round – 18/36 • 1990 round - 38/78

  3. Types of Questions Used – 1990 Round Two broad categories: • A check list of severe impairments • A generic question

  4. Categories of Generic Questions • Household based • Person based

  5. Types of Generic Questions a.  Presence of a condition combined with items on participation and activity limitations b.  Whether respondent is handicapped or disabled

  6. Types of Generic Questions c.  Whether respondent suffers from an infirmity or disability d. Whether respondent has a disability; and e.  Whether there is a disabled or handicapped person in household

  7. Approaches Used in 2000 Round • Use of the UN recommendations • The activity limitations approach • Recommended list of disability items

  8. Need for Standard Screener Question • Some countries have used UN recommended list • No standard approach to screening

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