Community Census Programme 2001 Working Party on Urban Statistics 5-6 December 2002

Census round 2001 - data collection from the NSIs Tables on urban areas - Procedure for ad hoc data requests - dissemination of census data.

Data collection from 2001 censuses Table templates were prepared in excel for the Table Programme Templates and instructions were sent to the NSIs in the end of August Two new tables were added on urban areas and sent to the NSIs in November Deadline is the end of June 2003

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses Data on urban areas will be produced and delivered to Eurostat according to tables 38 and 39 of the Table Programme. These tables have become, in effect, tables 41 and 42 of the Table Programme.

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses Concept of urban area is presented in the WP document E3/SD/11b/92 It builds on the concept of locality in the UNECE census recommendations Minimum size of an urban area is 2000 inhabitants Big localities with several population centres can be divided into several urban areas

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 Usual resident population by age Female/Male Total population 0-14 15-24 25-39 40-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Usual resident population by Female/Male country of citizenship Total population Nationals Citizens of other EU countries Citizens of non-EU countries

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Usual resident population by Female/Male household status Total population Population in private households Population in institutional households Population in other households (homeless...)

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Usual resident population Female/Male by highest educational attainment Total population ISCED none+0+1+2 (Secondary, first stage or less) ISCED 3+4 (Secondary, second stage and post secondary) ISCED 5+6 (Tertiary) Unknown level

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Economically active population by age Female/Male Total economically active population 15-24 25-39 40-54 55-64 65+

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Economically active population Female/Male by highest educational attainment Total economically active population ISCED none+0+1+2 (Secondary, first stage or less) ISCED 3+4 (Secondary, second stage and post secondary) ISCED 5+6 (Tertiary) Unknown level

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 41 cont. Economically active population Female/Male by status of employment and industry (branch of economic activity) Total economically active population Unemployed Employed of which: in primary sector (NACE groups A/B) in secondary sector (NACE C/F) in tertiary sector (NACE G/Q)

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 42 Private households by number of members Total private households One-person households Two-person households Three-person households Four-person households Five-person households Households with six persons or more

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 42 cont. Dwellings by type of building Total dwellings Dwellings in residential buildings in one dwelling house Other dwellings

Statistics on urban areas from 2001 censuses: Table 42 cont. Conventional dwellings by occupancy status Total conventional dwellings Occupied dwellings Reserved for seasonal or secondary use Vacant dwellings

Procedure for ad hoc data requests Eurostat will propose that countries would create an Eurostat census file in ASCII format using standard person records, which would contain the variables of the Table Programme.

Dissemination of census data Data will be checked and validated as soon as it is received - Data will be transferred to NewCronos on country/table basis - No big publication - A set of Statistics in Focuses on specific themes and groups of countries (10 - 12) - CD-ROM when all the data will be received