Nepal - Nepal Living Standards Survey 1995-1996, NLSS First

Reference ID

NPL-CBS-NLSS-1995-v2

Year

1995 - 1996

Country

Nepal

Producer(s)

Central Bureau of Statistics - National Planning Commission Secretariat, Government of Nepal

Sponsor(s)

World Bank - WB -

Collection(s)

Household Surveys

Metadata

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Jun 13, 2011

Last modified

Mar 02, 2016

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1 Occupation Code (s01c_01c)
File: z01c

Overview

Type: Discrete
Format: numeric
Width: 2
Decimals: 0
Range: 1-99

Valid cases: 0
Invalid: 0

Questions and instructions

Universe

Members aged 10 years and older

Literal question

During the last 12 months, what work did ..[NAME].. do? Code

Source of information

Interviewer

Categories

Value	Category
1	Physical Scientist, etc
2	Architects, Engineers
3	Engineering Technicians
4	Aircraft and ship officers
5	Life Scientists, etc.
6	Doctor, Dentist, etc.
7	Medical, dental, etc.
8	Statisticians, etc.
9	Economists
11	Accountants, etc.
12	Jurists
13	Teachers
14	Religion Workers
15	Authors and writers
16	Artists
17	Musicians, etc.
18	Atheletes, etc.
19	Other professional
20	Legislative, admin
21	Managers
31	Clerical supervisors
32	Typists, etc.
33	Book-keepers, cashiers
34	Computing machine operators
35	Transport supervisors
36	Transport conductors
37	Mail distribution
38	Telephone operators
39	Other clerical
40	Managers
41	Working proprieters
42	Sales supervisors
43	Technical salesmen
44	Insurance, real estate
45	Sales personnel
46	Other sales workers
50	Working proprieters
51	Travel/trekking guide
52	Housekeeping
53	Cooks, waiters, etc.
54	Maids, valets, etc.
55	Caretakers, charworkers
56	Laundry workers
57	Barbers and hairdressers
58	Protective services
59	Other service workers
60	Farm managers
61	Farmers
62	Agricultural workers
63	Forestry workers
64	Fishermen
65	Hunters and trappers
70	Working proprieters
71	Construction workers
72	Miners/quarrymen
73	Metal processors
74	Wood workers
75	Chemical processors
76	Spinners, weavers
77	Hide and skin processors
78	Food, beverage processors
79	Tobacco products workers
80	Tailors
81	Shoemakers etc.
82	Cabinet makers
83	Stone cutters
84	Blacksmiths
85	Machinery fitters
86	Electrical workers
87	Broadcasting station
88	Plumbers, welders, etc.
89	Jewellery workers
90	Glass etc. workers
91	Rubber and plastics
92	Paper makers
93	Porters
96	Other not classified
97	Student
98	Not working (housewife, etc.)
99	Military

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.