Design and Implementation of Labour Force and Informal Sector Surveys : the case of Madagascar Patrick Léon Randriankolona Madagascar.

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Design and Implementation of Labour Force and Informal Sector Surveys : the case of Madagascar Patrick Léon Randriankolona Madagascar

Outline About LFS in Madagascar About LFS in Madagascar Employment Survey : design – implementation - limits Employment Survey : design – implementation - limits Informal Sector Survey : design – implementation - limits Informal Sector Survey : design – implementation - limits Perspectives Perspectives

About LFS in Madagascar Two kinds of survey for main statistics informations on labour market : Household survey (EPM) and employment survey (EE) Two kinds of survey for main statistics informations on labour market : Household survey (EPM) and employment survey (EE) One survey on the informal sector : Informal sector survey (ESI) One survey on the informal sector : Informal sector survey (ESI) EPM, biannual, since 1993 EPM, biannual, since 1993 EE, annual, since 1995 EE, annual, since 1995

About LFS in Madagascar ESI, annual, since 1995 ESI, annual, since 1995

Employment survey : EPM Survey design : Objectives – Sampling – Questionnaire Survey design : Objectives – Sampling – Questionnaire EPM, objectives : all informations about living conditions and poverty with gender focus of households including employment but focus is not on labour force nor on informal sector EPM, objectives : all informations about living conditions and poverty with gender focus of households including employment but focus is not on labour force nor on informal sector EPM, questionnaire : employment is a section of EPM questionnaire, EPM, questionnaire : employment is a section of EPM questionnaire,

Employment survey : EPM EPM, questionnaire : existing norms (SNA for delimitation of activity, ILO concepts for delimitation of employment and unemployment) are respected about concepts and definitions used in labour force data collection but without insistence as required on arranging questions at the questionnaire EPM, questionnaire : existing norms (SNA for delimitation of activity, ILO concepts for delimitation of employment and unemployment) are respected about concepts and definitions used in labour force data collection but without insistence as required on arranging questions at the questionnaire EPM, sampling : two stage approach EPM, sampling : two stage approach

Employment survey : EPM EPM, sampling : focus is also on household and individual – first stage ; selection of small areas called ZD “zone de dénombrement” (area for enumeration corresponding to the minimum level of geographical administrative circumscription and grouped into some strata) EPM, sampling : focus is also on household and individual – first stage ; selection of small areas called ZD “zone de dénombrement” (area for enumeration corresponding to the minimum level of geographical administrative circumscription and grouped into some strata)

Employment survey : EPM EPM, sampling : at the second stage ; after enumerating process, household are selected – for individuals, all individuals in each household are interviewed – for the employment section all individuals over than 6 age old are interviewed EPM, sampling : at the second stage ; after enumerating process, household are selected – for individuals, all individuals in each household are interviewed – for the employment section all individuals over than 6 age old are interviewed

Employment survey : EPM EPM, implementation : coverage at national level and representative at regional level – classical steps of survey implementation EPM, implementation : coverage at national level and representative at regional level – classical steps of survey implementation EPM, accomplishments : 7 series of EPM : 93, 97, 99, 01, 02, 04, 05 EPM, accomplishments : 7 series of EPM : 93, 97, 99, 01, 02, 04, 05

Employment survey : EPM EPM, limits : focus is not on labour force nor on informal sector– very expensive and depends on external financial ; last edition in 2005 EPM, limits : focus is not on labour force nor on informal sector– very expensive and depends on external financial ; last edition in 2005

Employment survey : EE EE, objectives : all informations needed to follow labour market evolution – focus on labour force especially on informal sector - focus on gender - identifying informal production unit EE, objectives : all informations needed to follow labour market evolution – focus on labour force especially on informal sector - focus on gender - identifying informal production unit EE, questionnaire : two questionnaires ; household questionnaire and individual questionnaire for employment EE, questionnaire : two questionnaires ; household questionnaire and individual questionnaire for employment

Employment survey : EE EE, sampling : the same as EPM sampling methodology EE, sampling : the same as EPM sampling methodology EE, concepts and definitions used : EE, concepts and definitions used : Activity : SNA 93 economic activity for both market and non market activity Activity : SNA 93 economic activity for both market and non market activity However some non economic activity informations are collected : housing However some non economic activity informations are collected : housing

Employment survey : EE Employment : are actives all persons who participate to an economic activity as main activity or secondary activity at least 1 h during the reference week Employment : are actives all persons who participate to an economic activity as main activity or secondary activity at least 1 h during the reference week Additional question is used to capture seasonal worker – part time worker – etc Additional question is used to capture seasonal worker – part time worker – etc

Employment survey : EE Informal sector : all production unit which doesn’t have statistical identification number or doesn’t have official valid bookkeeping Informal sector : all production unit which doesn’t have statistical identification number or doesn’t have official valid bookkeeping Employment in informal sector : all persons employed at least at an informal sector unit (main or secondary job) Employment in informal sector : all persons employed at least at an informal sector unit (main or secondary job)

Employment survey : EE EE, accomplishment : 10 series of EE survey, annual from 1995 to 2002, one edition in 2004 and in 2006 EE, accomplishment : 10 series of EE survey, annual from 1995 to 2002, one edition in 2004 and in 2006 EE, limits : Antananarivo (the capital) and its surrounding only as coverage – focus is only on informal sector, informal employment not highlighted – depending on external finance EE, limits : Antananarivo (the capital) and its surrounding only as coverage – focus is only on informal sector, informal employment not highlighted – depending on external finance

Informal sector survey : ESI ESI is establishment-based survey of informal production unit identified during EE survey – It’s a supply side survey – so mixed household & enterprise independent surveys are conducted to collect all informations on informal sector (1-2-3 survey) ESI is establishment-based survey of informal production unit identified during EE survey – It’s a supply side survey – so mixed household & enterprise independent surveys are conducted to collect all informations on informal sector (1-2-3 survey) ESI is annual from 1995 to 2001 and one version in 2004 ESI is annual from 1995 to 2001 and one version in 2004

Informal sector survey : ESI Limits : coverage at the capital and its surrounding only, depending on external financing, last version in 2004 Limits : coverage at the capital and its surrounding only, depending on external financing, last version in 2004

Perspectives : About the NSDS ( national strategy of development of statistic) About the NSDS ( national strategy of development of statistic) Make all possible data sources coherent and especially develop administrative sources at national level and regional level Make all possible data sources coherent and especially develop administrative sources at national level and regional level Labour force statistic will be improved and data gaps reduced Labour force statistic will be improved and data gaps reduced

Thank you