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Current Approaches to Measuring Asset Ownership and Control: MALDIVES

Current Approaches to Measuring Asset Ownership and Control: MALDIVES. Department of National Planning. ASSET OWNERSHIP IN MALDIVES. Census, surveys Administrative data. ASSET OWNERSHIP FROM SURVEYS, ETC. House ownership & consumer durables - Census 2006

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Current Approaches to Measuring Asset Ownership and Control: MALDIVES

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  1. Current Approaches to Measuring Asset Ownership and Control:MALDIVES Department of National Planning

  2. ASSET OWNERSHIP IN MALDIVES • Census, surveys • Administrative data

  3. ASSET OWNERSHIP FROM SURVEYS, ETC • House ownership & consumer durables - Census 2006 • Consumer durable ownership -Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) 2009/10.

  4. CENSUS 2006

  5. HIES 2009/10 • sample survey which collect consumer durables of the households • It include the number of household durables in a household such as: • Household Appliances • Transport and communication goods • Recreation and entertainment goods

  6. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION • HOUSE REGISTRY • Records are maintained by each City/ Island Council Office. • Registers include individual information such as: • Name • Age • Sex • Permanent Address (location by island) • DOB • NID number • Area of the Land

  7. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION • AGRICULTURAL LAND REGISTRY • Records are maintained by each City/ Island Council Office. • Registers include individual information such as: • Island • Owner • Sex • Date of Birth • Place of land (In Household or agricultural land or Uninhabited island) • Permanent Address (location by island) • Area of the Agricultural Land

  8. CHALLENGES USING THESE REGISTERS • These registered are maintained manually in some islands. No proper compiled list is available. • Statistics Division does not have access to these data. • No tables have been generated using these registers.

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