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Maximizing Household Data Analysis for Enhanced Social Understanding

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Explore the complexities and possibilities of household data analysis in social research. Understand the nuances between family and household dynamics and how to effectively utilize this data for insightful results. Learn through examples from schooling statistics and demographic studies. Discover ways to surpass traditional household analysis to capture a more comprehensive societal perspective.

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  1. Must we throw household data in the dustbin ? Marc PILON IRD / UR105 « Savoirs et développement » www.ur105.ird.fr marc.pilon@ird.fr

  2. FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD… DIFFERENT REALITIES • Family : a concept which is not very clear-cut • Household : a tool for data collection transformed into a unit of analysis

  3. WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH HOUSEHOLD DATA ? • Despite different criticisms of the household concept, quite often adequate analysis may produce pertinent results • Some observations • the kinship link data are more and more neglected in censuses and surveys • quite poor typologies • weak knowledge about the characteristics of old people

  4. Illustrations of what can be made with the example of schooling • Inadequate School Statistics • Under-used demographic Data (census, surveys) • Non school data which have a rich analytical potential…

  5. some examples… • Women Heads of Household Appear to Support Schooling More than Men Do • Importance of School Migration and the Ambiguity of Fosterage vs. Schooling

  6. Distribution of male students by relation to the Household Head, for each level of education. Burkina Faso, Census of 1996

  7. % of Children 7-12 in school by status in the household, according to sex and area of residence, for Provinces of Burkina Faso, Census of 1996

  8. some examples… • Household Schooling at the Level

  9. Indices of Schooling for Children Aged 7-12 at the Household Level, by Sex of the Head and Type of Residence. Burkina Faso, Census of 1996

  10. IN CONCLUSION… Should we throw away all studies we have made using household data ? • Censuses and classical surveys, based on the household unit, will continue for a long time  so, we have to think how to best analyse these data  but recognise their limitations

  11. IN CONCLUSION… • How to go beyond the Household ? • Take account of the phenomenon of non cohabitation : On Household questionnaires, collect information about non-resident members, and give them a special code for the residential status • for children… Percentage of HH children at school, by age group and depending of their residential status

  12. IN CONCLUSION… • How to go beyond the Household ? • Take account of the phenomenon of non cohabitation between spouses… • For married men, distinguish the total number of wives and the number of wives living with their husband • For married women who are heads of household, important to have information about their husband

  13. IN CONCLUSION… • How to go beyond the Household ? • We need specific quantitative studies, in order to show the problems introduced by classical household concept, their implications for social, economic measures… • Carry out specific surveys based on an appropriate unit, depending on the subject, the objective of the research