Palestine - Violence Survey in the Palestinian Society, 2011

Household-Violence
Reference ID PSE-PCBS-DVS-2011-V1.0
Year 2011
Country Palestine
Producer(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics - Palestinian National Authority
Sponsor(s) The Palestinian National Authority - PNA - Financial assistance
UNDP - UNDP - Financial assistance
UNFBA - UNFBA - Financial assistance
UNICEIF - UNICEIF - Financial assistance
Collection(s)
Household Violence
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Documentation

Download the questionnaires, technical documents and reports that describe the survey process and the key results for this study.
Questionnaires
Questionnaire of Domestic Violence Survey, 2011
pdf   228.13 KB

Author(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Date 2012-04-22
Country Palestine
Language English
Contributor(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Core Funding Group (CFG) The Representative Office of Norway to PNA The Representative Office of Netherlands to PNA The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (S
Publisher(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS)
Description The questionnaire of the Domestic Violence Survey consists of five main sections; they are:

Section one: Contains introductory data, quality control items, and a list of the household members including data about demographic, social, and economic characteristics such as age, sex, education, employment status, marital status, and refugee status.

Section two: Deals with ever-married women aged 15-64. This section measures types and forms of physical, psychological, and sexual violence a husband subjects his wife to and the types and forms of physical, psychological, and sexual violence a wife subjects her husband to. The section also deals with the political violence of the Israeli forces and settlers.

Section three: Deals with children aged 5-17 and measures the psychological and physical abuse a child is exposed to according to mother's perspective.

Section four: This section deals with unmarried women aged 18 and over and measures the physical and psychological violence females are exposed to by household member.

Section five: This section deals with elderly people aged 65 and over and measures the psychological and physical abuse they are exposed to by household member whom they reside or do not reside with, and the diseases and disabilities they suffer from.
Table of contents Identify data
EVER-MARRIED WOMEN
CHILDREN AGED 5-17 YEARS
UNMARRIED WOMEN LIVING AT HOUSEHOLDS (18 AND ABOVE)
ELDERLY PEOPLE 65 AND ABOVE
Download Questionnaire 2011.pdf
Reports
Report of Domestic Violence Survey, 2011
pdf

Author(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Date 2012-04-22
Country Palestine
Language English
Contributor(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Core Funding Group (CFG) The Representative Office of Norway to PNA The Representative Office of Netherlands to PNA The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (S
Publisher(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS)
Description The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics started conducting a continuous labour force household survey since October 1995. By the end of 2008, 51th rounds of labour force survey has been conducted on a seasonal bases except the first two rounds that were conduced
biannually.
The main objective of collecting data on the labour force and its components, including employment, unemployment and underemployment, is to provide basic information on the size and structure of the Palestinian labour force. Data collected at different points in time
provide a basis for monitoring current trends and changes in the labour market and in the employment situation. These data, supported with information on other aspects of the economy, provide a basis for the evaluation and analysis of macro-economic policie
Table of contents Introduction
Concepts and Definitions
Main Findings
Methodology
Data Quality
References
Tables
Download http://www.pcbs.gov.ps/Downloads/book1864.pdf
Other materials
Methodology of Domestic Violence Survey, 2011
pdf   35.62 KB

Author(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Date 2012-04-22
Country Palestine
Language English
Contributor(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Core Funding Group (CFG) The Representative Office of Norway to PNA The Representative Office of Netherlands to PNA The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (S
Publisher(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS)
Description Methodology includes data help the user understand the contents of the survey
Table of contents Definitions and Explanations
Survey Questionnaire
Data Set Linkage
Target Population
Sample and Frame
Weighing
Variance Calculation
Reference Date
Data Collection
Response Rate
Data Processing
Data Quality
Derived Variables
Download User Guide, 2011.pdf
Brochor of Domestic Violence Survey, 2011
pdf   53.97 KB

Author(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Date 2012-04-22
Country Palestine
Language English
Contributor(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Core Funding Group (CFG) The Representative Office of Norway to PNA The Representative Office of Netherlands to PNA The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (S
Publisher(s) Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS)
Description Out of its mission in it's precise scientific mission, the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) recently issued a Micro data for public use from Domestic Violence Survey 2005/2006 on CD-ROM. Next to this, the same type of data will be issued on CD-ROM in the near future from other surveys conducted by (PCBS).
Table of contents Summary about Domestic Violence Survey 2005/2006
Importance of providing Micro
DataData Type and Size
Micro Data Beneficiaries
Data confidentiality
How to Obtain Micro Data for Public Use
Download Brochor Violence 2011.pdf

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