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Sénégal, France, Italie, Espagne - Enquête sur les migrations entre l'Afrique et l'Europe - Sénégal (2008)
| ID de référence | SEN-INED-MAFE-2008 |
| Année | 2007 - 2008 |
| Pays | Sénégal, France, Italie, Espagne |
| Producteur(s) | Cris Beauchemin - Institut national d’études démographiques (France) |
| Bailleur(s) | Septième programme-cadre de la Communauté européenne - - Institut national d’études démographiques (France) - INED - Agence nationale de la recherche (France) - ANR - Région Ile- de-France - IDF - Programme FSP "Migrations int |
| Collection(s) | |
| Métadonnées |
 Documentation au format PDF
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Créé le
Sep 12, 2017
Dernière modification
Sep 12, 2017
Affichage par page
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- sn_qm_household
- sn_qm_indiv
- sn_qb_general
- sn_qb_union
- sn_qb_children
- sn_qb_house
- sn_qb_activity
- sn_qb_assets
- sn_qb_mig_attempts
- sn_qb_migration
- sn_qb_return
- sn_qb_network
- sn_qb_short_return
- sn_qb_short_stay
- sn_qb_citizenship
- sn_qb_asylum
- sn_qb_residence_perm
it - sn_qb_work_permit
- sn_qb_transfer
- sn_qb_association
Groupes de variables
- SENEGAL HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE
- SENEGAL BIOGRAPHIC QUESTIONNAIRE
- Senegal general dataset
- Introduction
- History of housing lived in for at least 1 year
- Family history
- Residence history of family members and personal network
- Relationships / Children / Housing history / Periods of activity and inactivity
- Activity and education history
- History of assets and businesses
- Transfers / Migration attempts
- Stays of less than a year outside Senegal
- Long & short stays outside Senegal
- Associations / Asylum
- Return trips to Senegal
- Migratory status
- Information based on the biographical grid
- Interviewer's observations
- Survey variables
- Senegal union dataset
- Senegal children dataset
- Senegal house dataset
- Senegal activity dataset
- Senegal assets dataset
- Senegal migration attempts dataset
- Senegal migration dataset
- Senegal return dataset
- Senegal network dataset
- Senegal short return dataset
- Senegal short stay dataset
- Senegal citizenship dataset
- Senegal asylum dataset
- Senegal residence permit dataset
- Senegal work permit dataset
- Senegal transfer dataset
- Senegal association dataset
- Senegal general dataset
What was your exact occupation during this period: 1st activity
(q403_c)
Fichier: sn_qb_activity
Fichier: sn_qb_activity
Aperçu
Type:
Discrète Format: numeric Largeur: 40 Décimales: 0 Intervalle: 111-805 |
Enregistrements valides: 0 Invalide: 0 |
Questions et instructions
Univers
If q402 in 2
Question littérale
403. What was your exact occupation during this period? What were your tasks?
1st activity
1st activity
Catégories
| Valeur | Catégorie |
|---|---|
| 111 | Farmers |
| 112 | Market gardeners, orchard workers (planters), nursery workers |
| 113 | Livestock producers |
| 114 | Herders, pastoralists |
| 115 | Mixed crop and livestock farmers |
| 116 | Forestry and related workers, woodcutters |
| 117 | Crop farm labourers, fishery workers |
| 118 | Fishery and aquaculture labourers, hunters and gatherers, wholesale fish merchants |
| 122 | Agricultural supervisors, water and forestry officials, farming technicians |
| 211 | Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers (hair plaiters, etc.) |
| 212 | Launderers and pressers |
| 214 | Domestic servants: gardeners, kitchen boys, housekeeping supervisors, maids, home helpers, child carers (baby-sitters), domestic cleaners, watchmen |
| 215 | Personal services workers not elsewhere classified (town crier, etc.) |
| 221 | Travel attendants (transport and tourism): travel attendants and travel stewards, travel guides, receptionists |
| 222 | Cooks, kitchen helpers, restaurant operators |
| 224 | Waiters and bartenders, bellboys |
| 225 | Building, cleaning and housekeeping supervisors |
| 226 | Other restaurant and hotel workers not elsewhere classified: dishwashers, lift-boys, hotel cleaners, chambermaids, etc. |
| 231 | Fire-fighters, police officers, prison guards |
| 232 | Security guards, night watchmen |
| 233 | Commissioned and non-commissioned armed forces officers and police officers |
| 234 | Armed forces occupations, other ranks |
| 241 | Salespersons |
| 242 | Businessmen, entrepreneurs, freight forwarders, importers and exporters, wholesalers |
| 243 | Shopkeepers, "boutique" salespersons, news-stand managers |
| 244 | Shop salespersons, including petrol pump attendants, phone booth attendants (telecentre) |
| 245 | Stall and market salespersons, including coal merchants |
| 246 | Street vendors of food products |
| 247 | Street vendors of non-food products (peddlers, door-to-door, etc.), shoe-shine boys, hawkers, newspaper sellers, etc. (In Senegal only: bana-bana, baol-baol) |
| 248 | Tellers, cashiers and ticket clerks |
| 249 | Other sales workers not elsewhere classified: fashion and other models, sales demonstrators, contact centre salespersons, food service counter attendants, salespersons not elsewhere classified, commercial agents, informal sector sales agents, etc. |
| 251 | Car, taxi, van, motorcycle drivers |
| 252 | Bus, coach, locomotive and tram drivers |
| 253 | Transport conductors, "coxers" |
| 254 | Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles and machinery (carts, etc.) |
| 261 | Child care workers and teachers' aides |
| 262 | Nursing assistants |
| 310 | Handicraft workers not elsewhere classified |
| 311 | Machinery mechanics and repairers (motor vehicles, agricultural and industrial machinery, bicycles, etc.), car mechanics, vulcanizers |
| 312 | Building frame and related trades workers: house builders, bricklayers, stonemasons, stone cutters, splitters and carvers, carpenters and joiners, brick makers, etc. |
| 313 | Building finishers and related trades workers: roofers, floor layers and tile setters, plasterers, glaziers, plumbers and pipe fitters, air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics, painters |
| 314 | Electrical and electronic equipment installers and repairers: building and related electricians, electrical mechanics and fitters, power line installers and servicers, repairers (radio, TV, etc.) |
| 315 | Food processing and related trades workers |
| 316 | Wood treaters, cabinet-makers, joiners and related trades workers |
| 317 | Garment and related trades workers: tailors, dressmakers, embroiderers, weavers, dyers, upholsterers, tanners, shoemakers, leather workers, etc. |
| 318 | Metal treaters: blacksmiths, metal polishers, wheel grinders and tool sharpeners, welders, sheet and structural metal workers, scrap metal workers |
| 319 | Handicraft workers: musical instrument makers and tuners, jewellery and precious-metal workers, potters, glass workers, sign writers, decorative painters, engravers and etchers, basket makers, mat and carpet weavers |
| 321 | Assembly workers, assemblers (all industrial sectors); packaging workers |
| 322 | Machine tool operators, stationary plant and machine operators, extraction or processing plant operators (all industrial sectors), turners |
| 323 | Heavy truck and lorry drivers, mobile plant operators, mobile farm and forestry plant operators, earthmoving and related plant operators, crane and hoist operators, lifting truck operators, canoe steersmen, ships' deck crews and related workers |
| 324 | Industrial workers not elsewhere classified |
| 401 | Mining and construction labourers, semi-skilled manufacturing workers, labourers |
| 402 | Freight handlers, dockers |
| 403 | Material recording clerks: warehouse workers, etc. |
| 404 | Street and related service workers not elsewhere classified: parkers, etc. |
| 405 | Refuse workers, garbage and recycling collectors, refuse sorters, sweepers and related labourers |
| 406 | Elementary health sector occupations: operating theatre assistant, medication distributors |
| 407 | Orderlies, delivery boys, messengers, package deliverers and luggage porters |
| 408 | Elementary workers not elsewhere classified |
| 501 | Secretaries, typists and keyboard operators (word processing, teletyping, etc.) |
| 502 | Customer services clerks, client information workers, (call centre workers, telephone switchboard operators, pollsters) |
| 503 | Numerical and material recording clerks, statistical, finance and insurance clerks: accounting and bookkeeping clerks, payroll clerks, stock clerks, transport clerks, etc. |
| 504 | Clerical support workers not elsewhere classified: library workers, mail carriers and sorting clerks, coding, proof-reading and related clerks, scribes, filing and copying clerks |
| 611 | Chemical and physical science technicians, physical and engineering science technicians, (civil engineering, electricity, electronics, mechanical engineering, etc.) and life science technicians (biology, zoology, pedology, toxicology, etc.) |
| 612 | Industrial technicians, draughtspersons |
| 613 | Information and communications technicians, (operations, user support, computer network and systems technicians, Internet technicians, etc.) |
| 614 | Telecommunications, broadcasting and audio-visual technicians |
| 616 | Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors |
| 621 | Financial associate professionals: securities and finance dealers and brokers, credit and loans officers, accountants, valuers and loss assessors, etc. |
| 622 | Sales and purchasing agents: insurance representatives, commercial sales representatives (sales agents, commercial agents), buyers, trade brokers |
| 623 | Business services agents: clearing and forwarding agents, conference and event planners, employment agents and contractors, real estate agents and property managers, etc. |
| 624 | Regulatory government associate professionals (excluding police): customs and border inspectors, government tax and excise officials, government social benefits officials, government licensing officials, etc. |
| 625 | Administrative, executive and specialized secretaries (legal, medical) |
| 626 | Business and administration associate professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 631 | Medical and pharmaceutical technicians |
| 641 | Sports and fitness workers: athletes and sports players (wrestlers, etc.), sports coaches, instructors and officials, etc. |
| 642 | Artistic and cultural associate professionals: gallery, museum and library technicians |
| 643 | Other associate professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 713 | Science and engineering professionals, including information technology |
| 714 | Information and communications technology professionals (software and applications developers and analysts, Web and multimedia developers, database and network professionals) |
| 715 | Architects, planners, surveyors and designers |
| 721 | Social science professionals: demographers, economists, sociologists, anthropologists, philosophers, historians, psychologists, etc. |
| 722 | Authors, journalists and related writers |
| 723 | Librarians, archivists and curators |
| 724 | Translators, interpreters and other linguists |
| 731 | Medical doctors |
| 732 | Nursing and midwifery professionals |
| 733 | Traditional healers, medicine men, traditional and complementary medicine professionals |
| 734 | Other health professionals: dentists, pharmacists, orthophonists, physiotherapists, veterinary surgeons, etc. |
| 735 | Social workers and educators |
| 736 | ONG coordinators, leaders, managers |
| 741 | University and higher education teachers, researchers |
| 742 | Vocational education teachers |
| 743 | Secondary education teachers |
| 744 | Primary school teachers |
| 745 | Early childhood educators |
| 746 | Other teaching professionals: specialized educators, language teachers, arts teachers, etc. |
| 747 | Teaching managers: primary and secondary school head teachers, teaching inspectors |
| 748 | Other teaching professionals not elsewhere classified: careers advisers, supervisors, inspectors, peripatetic teachers, etc |
| 751 | Visual artists: painters, sculptors, illustrators, designers |
| 752 | Composers, musicians, singers, griots |
| 753 | Actors, dancers and choreographers, artistic directors |
| 754 | Photographers, interior designers and decorators |
| 755 | Announcers on radio, television and other media |
| 756 | Other artistic and cultural professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 761 | Business and administration professionals (finance, marketing, public relations, accounting) |
| 763 | Religious professionals: imams, marabouts, madrassa teachers, priests, pastors, evangelists, members of religious orders |
| 764 | Other professionals not elsewhere classified |
| 801 | Legislators: ministers, members of parliament, mayors, advisors |
| 802 | Senior government officials (ambassador, consul, prefect, etc.) |
| 804 | Managing directors and chief executives, senior managers (all sectors) |
| 805 | Owners and managers of hotels, restaurants, commercial businesses and other services |
Avertissement: ces statistiques indiquent le nombre d'enregistrements trouvés dans les fichiers de données, et non des nombres pondérés. Ils ne peuvent pas être interpretés comme étant représentatifs de la population concernée.
Instructions aux enquêteurs
Describe very precisely: occupation, level of qualification, sector, type of tasks EGO did/does
Others
Notes
Codification of q403.