{"doc_desc":{"title":"Survey of Income, Expenditure and Consumption 2021-2022","idno":"DDI-EGY-CAPMAS-HIECS-2021-v1.0","producers":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","abbr":"capmas","affiliation":"Ministry of Planning","role":"Collecting, Processing, and disseminating data"}],"prod_date":"2024-11-23"},"study_desc":{"title_statement":{"idno":"EGY-CAPMAS-HIECS-2021-v1.0","title":"Survey of Income, Expenditure and Consumption 2021","alternate_title":"HIECS-2021","translated_title":"Household Income and Expenditure and Consumption Survey 2021"},"authoring_entity":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","affiliation":"Ministry of Planning"}],"oth_id":[{"name":"Mr.Abd El Hameed Sharaf El Din","affiliation":"","email":"","role":"Consultant of CAPMAS Chairman"},{"name":"Dr.\/Heba El Lethy","affiliation":"","email":"","role":"Professor of Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University"}],"production_statement":{"producers":[{"name":"Ministry of Planning- Finance","abbr":"","affiliation":"","role":"Financial Support"}],"copyright":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics\u060c 2021","funding_agencies":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","abbr":"capmas","role":""}]},"distribution_statement":{"distributors":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","abbr":"","affiliation":"","uri":""}],"contact":[{"name":"Information Bank Customers Services (IBCS)","affiliation":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","email":"IBCS@capmas.gov.eg","uri":"www.capmas.gov.eg"}]},"series_statement":{"series_name":"Survey by sample","series_info":"The first experimental survey (for the family budget) was conducted in 1955, designed and implemented by the Statistics Committee of the Permanent Council for Public Services in three villages in Giza Governorate with a sample size of 750 households from the community of households in the three villages, which numbered 4000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1958\/1959, a larger-scale research was conducted that included all governorates of the Republic with a sample size of 6376 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1964\/1965, the second research of the family budget research was implemented with a sample size of 13818 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1974\/1975, the third research of the family budget research was conducted - after an absence of ten years due to the war conditions that the country went through - with a sample size of 11995 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1981\/1982, the agency conducted the fourth study, where the sample size was increased to 17,000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1990\/1991, the name of \"Family Budget Research\" was changed to \"Income, Expenditure and Consumption Research\", where the fifth study was conducted with a sample size of 15,000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1995\/1996, the sixth study was conducted with a sample size of 15,090 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 1999\/2000, the seventh study was conducted with a sample size of 48,000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2004\/2005, the eighth study was conducted with a sample size of 48,000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2008\/2009, the ninth study was conducted with a sample size of 48,658 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2010\/2011, the tenth study was conducted on a sample size of 26.5 thousand households, including 16.5 thousand new households and 10 thousand follow-up households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2012\/2013, the eleventh study was conducted on a sample size of 24,863 households, including 16,094 new households and 8,769 follow-up households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2021, the twelfth study was conducted on a sample size of 25,600 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 In 2017-2018, the thirteenth study was conducted on a sample size of 26,000 households.\n\u0640\u0640\u0640\u0640 Finally, the current study, which is the fourteenth, was conducted on a sample size of 26,000 households."},"version_statement":{"version":"This file is for Public Use on the Internet v1.0","version_date":"2024-11-23"},"study_info":{"abstract":"The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics is interested in preparing statistical research that reflects a true picture of the life of the Egyptian citizen from all demographic, social and economic dimensions. Therefore, the agency implements research on income, spending, and consumption, which is one of the most important household researches conducted by statistical agencies in various countries of the world, because it provides detailed data that help in identifying the consumption patterns of society and the changes that occur to those patterns as a result of the social and economic changes that occur from one period to another. It also provides data that enables measuring living standards and determining poverty lines upon which decision makers rely in developing social protection programs, as well as providing the necessary weights for constructing consumer price indices, which are an important indicator for measuring inflation","coll_dates":[{"start":"2021-01-01","end":"2021-12-31","cycle":"1"}],"nation":[{"name":"Arab Republic of Egypt","abbreviation":"EGY"}],"analysis_unit":"The analysis units: is to identify the living household according to the theoretical basis (the usual residence place) and consist of one individual or more connected or not connected by relative connection, but they participate in the housing, food and depends on a joint spending budget.","data_kind":"Survey Sample Data","notes":"The survey covers all aspects of spending and actual consumption of the enumerated household during the survey period, as well as the housing conditions, and the demographic characteristics of the individuals."},"method":{"data_collection":{"data_collectors":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","abbr":"CAPMAS","role":"","affiliation":"Ministry of Planning"}],"coll_mode":["Face-to-face [f2f]"],"research_instrument":"For statistical forms used:\n 1- Expenditure and consumption form (Form No.30):\n    This form consists of fourteen tables in addition to the identifying and geographical data of the family on the cover of the form. The form is divided into two main sections:\n   A- Part One: Basic data of the household and some other data\n   B- Part Two: Expenditure and consumption data for the commodity and service groups.\n 2-The auxiliary form (Form No.30):\n      It is a daily record in which the family or the researcher records the data of her actual spending or consumption of food, drink, ready meals, and tobacco, day by day, during the research period.\n 3-Income form (Form No.30):\n   Income data for all family members with income during the research year, according to different sources of income, are recorded in the last visit to the family.","sources":[{"name":"","origin":"","characteristics":""}],"coll_situation":"\u200c\tThe enumerated household is to be visited twice during the year of the survey (once every 6 months) to monitor the seasonal effects on their expenditures.\n A- Those working in this research were selected through the competition from among the most efficient members of distinguished young graduates, especially females, and those with previous experience were preferred.\n B- The field work structure consists of the following supervisory and executive levels:\n  - 65 field supervisors.\n  - 130 field references.\n  - 260 field researchers.\n C- Central training courses were held at the agency's headquarters in Cairo for supervisors and local for auditors and researchers in eight training points covering all regions of the Republic. The training lasted for a full month, during which training was conducted on how to complete the search forms automatically.\n D- The research data was collected by switching from the paper method to an integrated system automatically using portable computers (laptops) in the manner of a personal interview for the family in the residence in which they reside. The data was obtained from the head of the family, the wife, or a rational adult from the family members. In the absence of the head of the family and the wife, the field work continued with the research from 1\/10\/2021 - 31\/10\/2022.\n e- The researchers visited each of the surveyed families four times during the research period according to a schedule prepared for this purpose, and the duties of the researchers were determined during each of the four visits.\n F- Income data was collected at the last visit to the household and after the completion of the collection of expenditure data so that the sensitivity of the income data does not affect the collection of expenditure data.","act_min":"Field work methodology:\n A- Those working in this research were selected through the competition from among the most efficient members of distinguished young graduates, especially females, and those with previous experience were preferred.\n B- The field work structure consists of the following supervisory and executive levels:\n  - 65 field supervisors.\n  - 130 field references.\n  - 260 field researchers.\n C- Central training courses were held at the agency's headquarters in Cairo for supervisors and local for auditors and researchers in eight training points covering all regions of the Republic. The training lasted for a full month, during which training was conducted on how to complete the search forms automatically.\n D- The research data was collected by switching from the paper method to an integrated system automatically using portable computers (laptops) in the manner of a personal interview for the family in the residence in which they reside. The data was obtained from the head of the family, the wife, or a rational adult from the family members. In the absence of the head of the family and the wife, the field work continued with the research from 1\/10\/2021 - 31\/10\/2022.\n e- The researchers visited each of the surveyed families four times during the research period according to a schedule prepared for this purpose, and the duties of the researchers were determined during each of the four visits.\n F- Income data was collected at the last visit to the household and after the completion of the collection of expenditure data so that the sensitivity of the income data does not affect the collection of expenditure data.","weight":"The used variable as a weight or as a weighting factor is (Normaliz)","cleaning_operations":"We used the electronic methods (Tablets) in the field work of data entry directly after the visit with the household, and sending it right away to the automation data Unite at CAPMAS to be reviewed, evaluated and to give the researcher a feedback about any mistake or notices about the data he sent before he visits the next household, in order to process these mistakes and modify it with the same household, which affects the accuracy and the creditability of these data."},"analysis_info":{"response_rate":"The response ratio reached to (95.9%), where Luxor governorate recorded the highest response rate with (99.9%) compared to Cairo governorate which recorded the lowest response rate with (84.3%)","sampling_error_estimates":"The variance of estimates, sampling error, design effect and estimation with trust interval (95%) were estimated using the ultimate cluster method , among the applocations set (CENVAR ) (IMPS) Integrated Microcomputer Processing System"}},"data_access":{"dataset_use":{"conf_dec":[{"txt":"Public Statistics Law No.(35), for year 1960, Article No.(403)\n 1-Macro data is confidential and not allowed to be reviewed by any individual or authority.\n 2-Not allowed to use any statistical statement as a basis for linking tax, and not used as evidence for any judicial or legal action.\n 3-All should provide data that required by CAPMAS representatives with what represent the truth and in a specified timing and to allow CAPMAS deputy to review all the documents to verify these statements.\n 4-Punished by prison with no less than a month, and not more than 6 months and with a fine not less than 100 L.E. and not exceed than 500 L.E. for those who break the previous provisions of articles or give incorrect data.","required":"yes","form_no":"","form_uri":""}],"contact":[{"name":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics","affiliation":"Ministry of Planning","email":"pres_capmas@capmas.gov.eg","uri":" www.capmas.gov.eg"}],"cit_req":"Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics\u060cSurvey of Income, Expenditure and Consumption 2021- Arab Republic of Egypt","conditions":"All statistics released by CAPMAS has no terms of dealing other than which included by Law No. (35) or in the framework of Law No.(35).","disclaimer":"CAPMAS presents these data with no guarantees and with no included responsibility of results or conclusions based on these results, as well as, it has no responsibility of any executed activity upon these results or data."}}},"schematype":"survey"}