South Africa - Survey of Activities of Young People 2015

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Reference ID zaf-statssa-sayp-2015-v1.1
Year 2015
Country South Africa
Producer(s) Statistics South Africa
Sponsor(s) International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (ILO) - IPEC - Funder
United States Department of Labour - - Funder
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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
Survey of Activities of Young People 2015
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Date 2015-01-01
Country South Africa
Language English
Contributor(s) This is the questionnaire used in the survey
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Reports
Survey of Activities of Young People 2015
pdf   3.3 MB

Date 2017-03-16
Country South Africa
Language English
Contributor(s) This is the report issued with the survey data.
Publisher(s) Statistics South Africa
Description This document is the Statistical Release (P0212) which provides details on the Survey of Activities of Young People, conducted in 2010.

The following note on this report appeared on Statistics South Africa's website:

P0212 - Survey of activities of young people, 2010 Publication date & time: 19 July 2011 @ 10:00
IMPORTANT NOTICE: PLEASE NOTE THAT THE P0212 – SURVEY OF ACTIVITIES OF YOUNG PEOPLE, 2010 REPORT THAT WAS PUBLISHED ON THE 19TH JULY 2011 HAS BEEN REPLACED. THIS IS DUE TO SOME RECORDS WHICH WERE ERRONEOUSLY EXCLUDED DURING EDITING AND IMPUTATION. THE RECORDS HAVE NOW BEEN INCLUDED IN THE ANALYSIS. WE HAVE ALSO INCLUDED A NEW SECTION (SECTION 4.7) ON ACTIVITIES THAT CHILDREN ENGAGED IN AT SCHOOL.

Although the current Statistical Release bears the same date and time as the replaced Release mentioned in this note, it includes a section 4.7, which indicates that it is the revised version.
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