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Tuhiga Igoa o te 2006

2006 Tokelau Census of Population and Dwellings

2006 Census Tabular Report

Released: 20th December 2006 Produced by Statistics New Zealand and the Office of the Council for the Ongoing Government of Tokelau.

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings – Tabular Report


2006 Census Tabular Report – Contents Section One – Introduction – ‘About this Report’ Section Two – Population Count Definitions Section Three – Final Population Counts Section Four – Tables

1 Demographic Profile

1.1 Age-Sex Structure of the Population

1.1.1 Age-Sex Distribution – De jure Usually Resident Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

1.1.2 Age-Sex Distribution – Census Night Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

1.1.3 Age-Sex Distribution – Census Night Absentee Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

1.2 Atoll Populations by Age Groups

1.2.1 Age – Five Year Groups by Atoll of Usual Residence – De jure Usually Resident Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

1.2.2 Age – Five Year Groups by Atoll of Usual Residence – Usual Residents Absent on Census Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

1.3 Atoll Populations by Sex

1.3.1 Atoll of Usual Residence by Sex – De jure Usually Resident Population . . .6

1.3.2 Absentee Atoll of Usual Residence by Sex – Census Night Absentee Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

1.4 Marital Status by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

1.5 Marital Status by Age – Five Year Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

2 Social Profile

2.1 Ethnic Group by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

2.2 Ethnic Group by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

2.3 Age –Ten Year Groups by Ethnic Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

2.4 Age – Five Year Groups by Languages Spoken (Total Responses) . . . . . . . . . . .13

2.5 Religion by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

2.6 Smoke Cigarettes Regularly by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15


2.7 Age – Five Year Groups by Smoke Cigarettes Regularly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

2.8 Absentee Reason for Absence by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

2.9 Age –Ten Year Groups by Absentee Reason for Absence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

2.10 Absentee Reason for Absence by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

3 Migration

3.1 Atoll of Usual Residence by Census Night Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

3.2 Place of Birth by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

3.3 Age – Five Year Groups by Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months or More . . . . . 22

3.4 Atoll of Usual Residence by Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months or More . . . . 23

3.5 Age –Ten Year Groups by Location Five Years Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

3.6 Location Five Years Ago by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4 Education

4.1 Age – Five Year Groups by Last School Attended . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

4.2 Age – Five Year Groups by Highest Level of Education Reached. . . . . . . . . . . . .27

4.3 Highest School Qualification Gained by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

5 Economic Activity and Employment

5.1 Activities for Household Use (Total Responses)

5.1.1 Activities for Household Use by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

5.1.2 Activites for Household Use by Age – Five Year Groups . . . . . . . . . . . .30

5.2 Activities for Use by Other Households (Total Responses)

5.2.1 Activities for Other Household’s Use (Total Responses) by Sex . . . . . . 31

5.2.2 Activities for Use by Other Households (Total Responses) by Age – Five Year Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

5.3 Occupation by Atoll of Usual Residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

5.4 Age – Five Year Groups by Status in Employment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34


5.5 Age – Five Year Groups by Seeking Paid Work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

5.6 Age – Five Year Groups by Unpaid Work Indicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36

5.7 Unpaid Work Indicator by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

5.8 Type of Unpaid Work (Total Responses) by Age –Ten Year Groups. . . . . . . . . 38

5.9 Type of Unpaid Work (Total Responses) by Sex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

6 Dwellings and Households

6.1 Dwelling Type by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

6.2 Number of Census Night Occupants by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

6.3 Primary Flooring Material by Dwelling Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

6.4 Primary Outer Wall Material by Dwelling Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

6.5 Year Main Building First Constructed (Ten Year Groups) by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . 44

6.6 Number of Rooms by Dwelling Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

6.7 Toilet Facility by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

6.8 Main Source of Drinking Water by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

6.9 Main Source of Personal Washing Water by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

6.10 Main Means of Cooking by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

6.11 Main Means of Waste Disposal by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

6.12 Items Owned by Household (Total Responses) by Atoll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51

6.13 Number of Pigs by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

6.14 Number of Chickens by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53

6.15 Sources of Household Income (Total Responses) by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

6.16 Total Household Income by Atoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Appendix: 2006 Provisional Counts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56


Section One: Introduction The following report is the second official release from the Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings. The report contains final population counts based on information collected in the 2006 Census, as well as cross-tabulations of census data for most variables collected in the census. The 2006 Census of Tokelau was conducted on the 19th of October 2006, by both local representatives and Statistics New Zealand staff. Significant planning went into both the collection and output phases of the 2006 Census – with consultation on various aspects of the census (for example, questionnaire content consultation) carried out in Tokelau, Samoa and New Zealand, where appropriate. The 2006 Census questionnaire was based on a standard form developed by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), with some changes as appropriate to the Tokelau situation. Tokelau has a unique population composition. A significant proportion of the Tokelauan population are away from the islands at any one time, for various reasons (e.g. healthcare, education). Considerable time and effort has been put into developing effective population measures for the 2006 Census of Tokelau, with a focus on ensuring all usual residents were counted – in particular those who were not present in Tokelau on census night. Core demographic information was completed by the head of the household, on behalf of people who usually live in Tokelau, but were away on census night. Users of the Tokelau census data should be aware that comparability of data across census years may be difficult. Final population count comparisons are not recommended. Collection methodology and population count calculations have varied across censuses. Where possible, future outputs will carry out time series comparisons with 2001 and earlier. These will be comparisons of proportions only (not actual frequency counts). A mean cell size rule was applied to all tables in this report to ensure confidentiality. In some cases, categories within variables have been aggregated to ensure tables comply with the confidentiality rule – and to prevent tables from becoming too sparse. A paper detailing the methodology used for confidentiality in the 2006 Census of Tokelau is available on request from the census manager (see back page for contact details). Following the release of this report, further output releases will be conducted based on data from the 2006 Census of Tokelau. On the 15th February 2007 profiles of each atoll will be released. A final release – the full analytical report, will be available on the 28th February 2007. Data requests and enquiries should be directed to the Tokelau census manager.


Section Two: Population Count Definitions De jure Usually Resident Population Counts These population counts include the usually resident population present in Tokelau on census night count plus usual residents who are temporarily overseas at the time of the census: including Tokelauan TPS employees based in Apia and their families; and usual residents who are temporarily overseas. These population counts are of major interest to Tokelauan users, as they will be used for distributing funds to the three atolls. While the de jure usually resident population counts will be of key interest to Tokelauan users, it is important to convey an understanding of how the other population counts are measured. This will help ensure that users will have the confidence to choose the appropriate population count depending on the situation. The majority of detailed census data will be available for only a subset of the de jure usually resident population counts (see definition below). The usually resident population present in Tokelau on Census night count is the only population that answered the majority of census questions and will therefore be the population for which the bulk of analysis can be done. Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night Count Usually resident population present in Tokelau on Census night counts are counts of all people who usually live in Tokelau, and were present in Tokelau on census night. These counts exclude visitors from overseas and exclude residents who are temporarily overseas on census night. Residents who are in Tokelau and were away from their usual address (i.e. on another atoll) on census night are allocated back to the atoll where they usually live and form part of the usually resident population present in Tokelau on Census night count of that atoll. While the other population counts will mainly provide national and atoll population counts, it is the usually resident population present in Tokelau on Census night count that will be used for most of the detailed analysis. This is because we have full information for these respondents as they have been interviewed using the standard census form. The equivalent of this count is the most commonly used population count in New Zealand.

Census Night Population Counts Census night population counts give a snapshot of the population at a point in time. They are counts of the number of people at the place they were interviewed on census night. This count includes overseas visitors as well as visitors from elsewhere in Tokelau. It excludes Tokelau residents temporarily overseas. Census night population counts are de facto census counts.


Section Three: Final Population Counts 1. De jure Usually Resident Population Count

= Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night + Usually Resident Absentee sub-population

= 1 074 + 3921 = 1 466

2. Usually Resident Population Count Present in Tokelau on Census

Night

= All people present in Tokelau on Census Night who qualify as usual residents under the specified criteria (excludes overseas visitors).

= 1 074

3. Final Census Night Population Count

= All people present in Tokelau on Census Night – 19th October 2006. Includes overseas visitors and excludes people absent from Tokelau on Census Night.

= 1 151

1 People recorded as absentees from Tokelau on Census Night – who qualify as usual residents under the specified criteria – a total of 392. (33 TPS employees and their immediate families enumerated in Apia, Samoa and 359 international absentees not enumerated in Apia.)

Section 1 - Demographic Profile

Table 1.1.1

Male Female Total

Taumalo Tautiti Aofaki

0 to 4 years 84 82 1665 to 9 years 85 87 17210 to 14 years 95 81 17615 to 19 years 96 74 17020 to 24 years 54 54 10825 to 29 years 40 38 7830 to 34 years 43 53 9635 to 39 years 52 48 10040 to 44 years 36 41 7745 to 49 years 37 40 7750 to 54 years 25 30 5555 to 59 years 20 25 4560 to 64 years 24 14 3865 to 69 years 14 27 4170 to 74 years 11 13 2475 years and over 20 23 43Total 736 730 1466

Age – Five Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga

Sex – Itukaiga Tagata

Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Itukaiga TagataAge – Five Year Groups by Sex

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: De jure Usually Resident Population

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings - Tabular Report 1


Table 1.1.2


0 to 4 years 63 60 1235 to 9 years 66 77 14310 to 14 years 86 69 15515 to 19 years 69 46 11520 to 24 years 31 35 6625 to 29 years 30 22 5230 to 34 years 29 36 6535 to 39 years 36 36 7240 to 44 years 34 35 6945 to 49 years 31 36 6750 to 54 years 26 22 4855 to 59 years 21 25 4660 to 64 years 22 14 3665 to 69 years 12 21 3370 to 74 years 10 13 2375 years and over 17 21 38Total 583 568 1151



Male Female Total

Subject population: Census Night Population CountTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Age – Five Year Groups by SexTe Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Itukaiga Tagata



Table 1.1.3


0 to 4 years 24 27 515 to 9 years 19 17 3610 to 14 years 14 18 3215 to 19 years 36 33 6920 to 24 years 31 27 5825 to 29 years 18 22 4030 to 34 years 22 20 4235 to 39 years 21 15 3640 to 44 years 5 7 1245 to 49 years 9 8 1750 to 54 years 3 10 1355 to 59 years 4 6 1060 to 64 years 6 5 1165 to 69 years 3 6 970 to 74 years 1 ~ 175 years and over 3 2 5Total 219 223 442



Male Female Total

Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Itukaiga TagataAge – Five Year Groups by Sex

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Census Night Absentee Population



Table 1.2.1

0 to 4 years 57 44 58 7 1665 to 9 years 71 55 42 4 17210 to 14 years 66 72 36 2 17615 to 19 years 60 64 43 3 17020 to 24 years 39 32 37 ~ 10825 to 29 years 27 25 24 2 7830 to 34 years 34 18 38 6 9635 to 39 years 39 31 28 2 10040 to 44 years 25 27 24 1 7745 to 49 years 30 28 16 3 7750 to 54 years 11 30 12 2 5555 to 59 years 18 12 15 ~ 4560 to 64 years 7 11 20 ~ 3865 to 69 years 14 13 13 1 4170 to 74 years 12 10 2 ~ 2475 years and over 14 11 18 ~ 43Total 524 483 426 33 1466

Atoll of Usual Residence – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Nukunonu Samoa

Age – Five Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga Atafu Fakaofo Total

Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo aiAge – Five Year Groups by Atoll of Usual Residence




Table 1.2.2

0 to 4 years 12 10 20 7 495 to 9 years 14 9 7 4 3410 to 14 years 7 11 6 2 2615 to 19 years 21 16 19 3 5920 to 24 years 17 11 18 ~ 4625 to 29 years 8 14 10 2 3430 to 34 years 9 7 16 6 3835 to 39 years 8 11 12 2 3340 to 44 years 3 3 5 1 1245 to 49 years 2 9 3 3 1750 to 54 years 2 3 5 2 1255 to 59 years 3 3 2 ~ 860 to 64 years 1 1 7 ~ 965 to 69 years ~ 3 5 1 970 to 74 years ~ ~ 1 ~ 175 years and over ~ 2 3 ~ 5Total 107 113 139 33 392



Atafu Fakaofo Nukunonu Samoa Total

Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo aiAbsentees Age – Five Year Groups by Atoll of Usual Residence

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usual Residents Absent on Census Night



Table 1.3.1

Male Female Total


Atafu 249 275 524Fakaofo 229 254 483Nukunonu 242 184 426Samoa 16 17 33Total 736 730 1466



Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai i te Itukaiga TagataAtoll of Usual Residence by Sex




Table 1.3.2

Atafu 63 80 143Fakaofo 66 56 122Nukunonu 74 70 144Samoa 16 17 33Total 219 223 442

Sex – Itukaiga TagataAtoll of Usual Residence – Fenua e

Mahani Nofo aiMale Female

Taumalo Tautiti

Total

Aofaki

Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai i te Itukaiga TagataAbsentees Atoll of Usual Residence by Sex

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Census Night Absentee Population



Table 1.4

Male Female Total


Never Married – E heki fakaipoipo 116 112 228Married – Fakaipoipo 188 182 370Separated – Nonofo Kehekehe 2 4 6Divorced – Teteka 5 2 7Widowed – Galo te hoa 15 30 45Not Stated – E he takua 6 3 9Total – Aofaki 332 333 665

Marital Status – Tulaga Tau Fakaipoipoga


Tulaga Tau Fakaipoipoga ma na Itukaiga TagataMarital Status by Sex

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census

Night, Aged 15 Years and Over



Table 1.5

E heki fakaipoipo

FakaipoipoNonofo

KehekeheTeteka Galo te hoa E he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years 101 3 ~ ~ ~ 3 10720 to 24 years 49 13 ~ ~ ~ ~ 6225 to 29 years 24 19 ~ 1 ~ ~ 4430 to 34 years 13 42 2 1 ~ ~ 5835 to 39 years 11 55 ~ ~ 1 ~ 6740 to 44 years 2 58 ~ 3 1 1 6545 to 49 years 4 51 1 ~ 2 2 6050 to 54 years 5 34 1 1 2 ~ 4355 to 59 years 6 28 ~ 1 1 1 3760 to 64 years 4 23 ~ ~ 2 ~ 2965 to 69 years 3 21 1 ~ 7 ~ 3270 to 74 years 3 11 ~ ~ 7 2 2375 years and over 3 12 1 ~ 22 ~ 38Total 228 370 6 7 45 9 665

Age – Five Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima

Tauhaga

Widowed

Marital Status – Tulaga Tau Fakaipoipoga

Never Married

Married Separated Divorced TotalNot Stated

Tulaga Tau Fakaipoipoga i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima TauhagaAge – Five Years Groups by Marital Status

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over


Section 2 - Social Profile

Table 2.1

Tokelauan – Tokelau 341 276 174 791Part Tokelauan / Samoan – Afa Tokelau / Samoa 27 30 58 115Part Tokelauan / Tuvaluan – Afa Tokelau / Tuvalu 21 23 5 49Part Tokelauan / other Pacific Islander – Afa Tokelau / ietahi fenua o te Pahefika

8 5 4 17

Part Tokelauan / European – Afa Tokelau / Palagi 10 5 11 26Samoan – Samoa 5 16 9 30Tuvaluan – Tuvalu ~ 12 3 15Other Pacific Islander – Ietahi fenua o te Pahefika 2 2 ~ 4European – Palagi ~ ~ 2 2Other Ethnic Group – Ietahi 3 ~ 21 24Not Stated – E he takua ~ 1 ~ 1Total – Aofaki 417 370 287 1074

Tagatanuku i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo aiEthnic Group by Atoll of Usual Residence

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night

Atoll of Usual Residence – Fenua e Mahani Nofo aiEthnic Group – Tagatanuku

Atafu Fakaofo Nukunonu Total



Table 2.2

Male Female Total

Tokelauan – Tokelau 393 398 791Part Tokelauan / Samoan – Afa Tokelau / Samoa 62 53 115Part Tokelauan / Tuvaluan – Afa Tokelau / Tuvalu 21 28 49Part Tokelauan / other Pacific Islander – Afa Tokelau / ietahi fenua o te Pahefika

10 7 17

Part Tokelauan / European – Afa Tokelau / Palagi 14 12 26Samoan – Samoa 19 11 30Tuvaluan – Tuvalu 7 8 15Other Pacific Islander – Ietahi fenua o te Pahefika 1 3 4European – Palagi 1 1 2Other Ethnic Group – Ietahi 14 10 24Not Stated – E he takua 1 ~ 1Total – Aofaki 543 531 1074

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census NightTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Ethnic Group by SexTagatanuku i te Itukaiga Tagata

Ethnic Group – Tagatanuku





Table 2.3

0 to 9 years 177 36 14 5 4 5 3 13 1 25810 to 19 years 204 25 11 2 4 3 6 3 ~ 25820 to 29 years 61 24 6 1 3 8 1 2 ~ 10630 to 39 years 96 7 5 2 6 4 2 3 ~ 12540 to 49 years 98 9 6 3 ~ 6 2 1 ~ 12550 to 59 years 61 6 2 1 4 3 1 2 ~ 8060 to 69 years 43 4 4 2 4 1 ~ 3 ~ 6170 years and over 51 4 1 1 1 ~ ~ 3 ~ 61Total 791 115 49 17 26 30 15 30 1 1074


Age – Ten Year Groups by Ethnic GroupTagatanuku i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 Tauhaga

Age – Ten Year Groups – Te

Matua – Fakavahega Taki

10 Tauhaga

Ethnic Group – Tagatanuku

TokelauanPart

Tokelauan / Samoan

Part Tokelauan /

Tuvaluan

Part Tokelauan / other Pacific

Islander

Part Tokelauan / European

Total

Aofaki

Samoan

TokelauAfa Tokelau

/ SamoaAfa Tokelau /

Tuvalu

Afa Tokelau / ietahi fenua o

te Pahefika

Other Ethnic Group

Ietahi E he takuaAfa Tokelau / Palagi

Tuvaluan

Samoa Tuvalu

Not Stated



Table 2.4

Tokelauan Samoan English Tuvaluan Kiribati Other(s)None (eg too young to talk)

Not Stated Total

Tokelau Samoa Palagi Tuvalu Kiribati IetahiHeai (tamaiti

atili)E he takua Aofaki

0 to 9 years 218 11 61 4 1 ~ 32 7 33410 to 19 years 256 70 182 11 1 ~ ~ 1 52120 to 29 years 106 69 81 11 1 1 ~ ~ 26930 to 39 years 122 74 104 13 1 7 ~ ~ 32140 to 49 years 123 94 96 19 2 1 ~ 1 33650 to 59 years 78 52 51 11 3 2 ~ ~ 19760 to 69 years 61 44 34 6 2 2 ~ ~ 14970 years and over 59 33 13 2 ~ 2 ~ ~ 109

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Age – Five Year Groups by Languages Spoken (Total Responses)*Gagana Tautala (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 Tauhaga

* Several census variables allow people to provide more than one response to the question. Where a person has reported more than one reponse, they are counted in each group they reported.

Languages Spoken (Total Responses) – Gagana Tautala (Aofaki o na Tali)

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night

Age – Ten Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega

Taki 10 Tauhaga



Table 2.5

Congregational Christian – Fakalapotopotoga Kelihiano 397 261 6 664Presbyterian – Pelepeleane 1 10 ~ 11Roman Catholic – Katoliko 1 82 278 361Other Christian – Ietahi Kelihiano 17 16 3 36Not Stated – E he takua 1 1 ~ 2Total – Aofaki 417 370 287 1074


Religion by Atoll of Usual ResidenceLotu i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Religion - LotuUsual Residence Atoll – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai




Table 2.6

Currently Smoke Cigarettes Regularly – Ulaula hikaleti 124 99 101 324Do Not Currently Smoke Cigarettes Regularly – E he mahani ulaula

117 112 78 307

Not Stated – E he takua 14 15 5 34Total – Aofaki 255 226 184 665

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and OverTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Smoke Cigarettes Regularly by Atoll of Usual ResidenceUlaula Hikaleti i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Smoke Cigarettes Regularly – Ulaula HikaletiUsual Residence Atoll – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai




Table 2.7

Currently Smoke

Cigarettes Regularly

Do Not Currently

Smoke Cigarettes Regularly

Not Stated Total

Ulaula Hikaleti

E he mahani ulaula

E he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years 36 53 18 10720 to 24 years 43 14 5 6225 to 29 years 23 20 1 4430 to 34 years 40 17 1 5835 to 39 years 41 24 2 6740 to 44 years 33 32 ~ 6545 to 49 years 35 24 1 6050 to 54 years 16 27 ~ 4355 to 59 years 20 16 1 3760 to 64 years 13 16 ~ 2965 to 69 years 10 22 ~ 3270 to 74 years 5 16 2 2375 years and over 9 26 3 38Total 324 307 34 665

Age – Five Year Groups by Smoke Cigarettes RegularlyUlaula Hikaleti i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga


Smoke Cigarettes Regularly – Ulaula Hikaleti

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over




Table 2.8

Male Female Total

Schooling / Education – Akoga 49 65 114Official duties overseas – Tiute Faka-te-malo 6 7 13TPS based in Apia – Galue i Apia 2 ~ 2Medical referral patient – Hikimi Tauale 26 21 47Private medical patient – Tauale Kuitia 16 25 41On holiday – Malolo I fafo o Tokelau 62 60 122Other reason – Ietahi Mafuaaga 39 27 66Not Stated – E he takua 3 1 4Total – Aofaki 203 206 409

Subject population: Census Night Absentee PopulationTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Absentee Reason for Absence by SexMafuaaga o te i fafo o te Atunuku i te Itukaiga Tagata

Reason for Absence from Tokelau – Mafuaaga o te fafo o te Atunuku





Table 2.9

Schooling / Education

Official Duties

Overseas

TPS Based in Apia

Medical Referral Patient

Private Medical Patient

On HolidayOther

ReasonNot Stated Total

AkogaTiute Faka-te-

maloGalue i Apia Hikimi Tauale

Tauale Kuitia

Malolo i fafo o Tokelau

Ietahi Mafuaaga

E he takua Aofaki

0 to 9 years 9 ~ ~ 8 15 31 13 ~ 7610 to 19 years 53 ~ 1 7 3 18 10 4 9620 to 29 years 35 2 1 3 8 31 16 ~ 9630 to 39 years 16 6 ~ 5 10 21 12 ~ 7040 to 49 years 1 4 ~ 8 2 6 4 ~ 2550 to 59 years ~ ~ ~ 9 1 7 4 ~ 2160 to 69 years ~ 1 ~ 6 ~ 6 6 ~ 1970 years and over ~ ~ ~ 1 2 2 1 ~ 6Total 114 13 2 47 41 122 66 4 409

Age – Ten Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 Tauhaga

Reason for Absence – Mafuaaga o te fafo o te Atunuku

Mafuaaga o te i fafo o te Atunuku i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 TauhagaAge – Ten Years Groups by Absentee Reason for Absence

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Census Night Absentee Population (excl. Samoa)



Table 2.10

Schooling / Education - Akoga 48 25 41 114Official duties overseas - Tiute Faka-te-malo 5 6 2 13TPS based in Apia - Galue i Apia 2 ~ ~ 2Medical referral patient - Hikimi Tauale 20 19 8 47Private medical patient - Tauale Kuitia 13 18 10 41On holiday - Malolo I fafo o Tokelau 33 30 59 122Other reason - Ietahi Mafuaaga 22 23 21 66Not Stated - E he takua ~ 1 3 4Total - Aofaki 143 122 144 409

Subject population: Census Night Absentee Population (excl. Samoa)Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Absentee Reason for Absence by Atoll of Usual ResidenceMafuaaga o te i fafo o te Atunuku i te Fenua

Reason for Absence from Tokelau – Mafuaaga o te fafo o te Atunuku

Usual Residence Atoll – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai



Section 3 - Migration

Table 3.1

Atafu 415 1 1 417Fale 1 265 ~ 266Fanuafale 1 103 ~ 104Nukunonu 5 7 275 287Total 422 376 276 1074


Census Night Location – Nofoaga nae i ei ai i te Po o te Tuhiga Igoa


Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai i te Nofoaga nae i ei ai i te Po o te Tuhiga IgoaAtoll of Usual Residence by Census Night Location

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings 20


Table 3.2

Same as usual residence location 311 206 68 188 773Elsewhere in Tokelau 14 5 6 12 37American Samoa 1 ~ ~ 1 2Australia 20 2 ~ ~ 22Cook Islands 1 ~ ~ ~ 1Fiji 2 ~ 1 3 6New Zealand 32 17 6 41 96Samoa 28 21 12 36 97Tonga ~ ~ ~ 1 1Tuvalu 5 9 5 3 22Other Pacific Island Country 3 2 6 1 12Not Stated ~ 4 ~ 1 5Total 417 266 104 287 1074

Place of Birth – Nofoaga na Fanau aiAtoll of Usual Residence – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Atafu Fale Fanuafale Nukunonu Total


Nofoaga na Fanau ai i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo aiPlace of Birth by Atoll of Usual Residence



Table 3.3

5 to 9 years 77 10 31 3 12 810 to 14 years 74 10 45 4 15 ~15 to 19 years 54 18 21 1 10 120 to 24 years 18 17 19 1 6 ~25 to 29 years 11 19 8 ~ 5 ~30 to 34 years 17 17 10 9 5 ~35 to 39 years 16 15 25 ~ 8 140 to 44 years 9 27 22 ~ 5 145 to 49 years 19 15 20 1 5 ~50 to 54 years 12 10 18 1 2 ~55 to 59 years 14 5 12 2 3 160 to 64 years 12 8 7 ~ 2 ~65 to 69 years 9 11 10 1 1 ~70 to 74 years 8 6 5 ~ 1 275 years and over 17 7 11 ~ 3 ~

*This variable allows people to state more than one country. Where a person has reported more than one response, they are counted in each group they reported.

Other Pacific Island

Other Country

Not Stated

Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months – Na kua Nofo i he Atunuku i fafo


Never Lived Overseas for 6

Months or More

Lived in Samoa

Lived in New

Zealand


Age – Five Year Groups by Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months or More*Na kua Nofo i he Atunuku i Fafo i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga



Table 3.4

Atafu 122 62 103 10 70 5Fale 133 39 44 2 7 7Fenuafale 31 14 45 1 3 ~Nukunonu 81 80 72 10 3 2

Na kua Nofo i he Atunuku i Fafo i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai


Never Lived Overseas for 6 Months or

More

Lived in Samoa

Lived in New

Zealand


Other Country

Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months – Na kua Nofo i he Atunuku i fafo

Not Stated

*This variable allows people to state more than one country. Where a person has reported more than one response, they are counted in each group they reported.


Atoll of Usual Residence by Ever Lived Overseas for Six Months or More*



Table 3.5

5 to 9 years 113 1 10 7 1 1 1 4 13810 to 19 years 217 1 7 22 5 3 1 1 25720 to 29 years 73 1 4 12 12 1 3 ~ 10630 to 39 years 94 2 11 11 4 2 1 ~ 12540 to 49 years 102 1 2 13 4 2 ~ 1 12550 to 59 years 65 1 1 11 ~ ~ 1 1 8060 to 69 years 54 ~ 1 5 ~ ~ 1 ~ 6170 to 79 years 51 ~ 2 5 ~ ~ ~ 3 61Total 769 7 38 86 26 9 8 10 953

Australia Total


Country

New Zealand

Samoa

Te Matua – Taki 10 Tauhaga i te Nofoaga nae i ei ai ite Lima Tauhaga Taluai

Tuvalu


Age – Ten Year Groups by Location Five Years Ago

Not Stated

Age – Ten Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10

Tauhaga

Location Five Years Ago – Nofoaga nae i ei ai ite Lima Tauhaga Taluai

Same as Usual

Residence

Elsewhere in Tokelau



Table 3.6

Same as usual residence 307 191 63 208 769Elsewhere in Tokelau 2 1 1 3 7American Samoa ~ ~ ~ 1 1Australia 29 4 3 2 38Fiji ~ ~ 5 1 6New Zealand 16 30 16 24 86Samoa 12 7 2 5 26Tuvalu ~ 6 ~ 3 9Other Pacific Island Country ~ ~ 1 ~ 1Not Stated 5 2 1 2 10Total 371 241 92 249 953

Location Five Years Ago – Nofoaga nae i ei ai ite Lima Tauhaga Taluai


Atafu Fale Fanuafale Nukunonu Total


Location Five Years Ago by Usual Residence LocationNofoaga nae i ei ai ite Lima Tauhaga Taluai i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai


Section 4 - EducationTable 4.1

Still at School

Tokelauan Village School

Samoan Secondary

School

New Zealand Secondary

School

Other School*

Educated Out of

School**

Never Been to School

Not Stated Total

Ko i aogaAoga a na

nuku I Tokelau

Aoga tulagalua i

Samoa

Aoga tulagalua i

Niuhila

Ietahi Aoga

E he aogaE heki

aoga leleE he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years 44 45 11 3 2 ~ ~ 2 10720 to 24 years ~ 31 17 7 2 2 ~ 3 6225 to 29 years ~ 23 11 6 2 1 ~ 1 4430 to 34 years ~ 20 19 10 6 2 ~ 1 5835 to 39 years ~ 34 13 11 4 4 ~ 1 6740 to 44 years ~ 17 16 24 1 5 ~ 2 6545 to 49 years ~ 34 11 9 2 3 ~ 1 6050 to 54 years ~ 31 4 3 2 2 ~ 1 4355 to 59 years ~ 22 12 1 1 ~ ~ 1 3760 to 64 years ~ 15 7 ~ 4 1 ~ 2 2965 to 69 years ~ 24 3 ~ 4 1 ~ ~ 3270 years and over ~ 39 9 1 ~ 3 5 4 61Total 44 335 133 75 30 24 5 19 665

*Other School includes response categories 'Other Pacific Island Secondary School' and 'Other School'

**Educated Out of School refers to home-schooled people etc.

Age – Five Year Groups by Last School AttendedTe Matua – Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Aoga na Aoga Mulimuli ai


Tauhaga

Last School Attended – Aoga na Aoga Mulimuli ai

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau, Aged 15 Years and OverTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings



Below Primer 1 – Standard 3

Standard 4 – Form 2

Form 3 – Form 4

Form 5 – Form 7

UniversityOther

Tertiary Institution

Other Level

Not Stated Total

I lalo ifo ote Pilima 1 – Hitene 3

Hitene 4 – Fomu 2

Fomu 3 – Fomu 4

Fomu 5 – Fomu 7

IunivehiteIetahi aoga

e he ni iunivehite

Ietahi Levolo

E he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years ~ 2 28 74 1 ~ ~ 2 10720 to 24 years 1 3 13 39 2 2 1 1 6225 to 29 years ~ ~ 4 31 4 3 2 ~ 4430 to 34 years 1 2 7 38 6 1 3 ~ 5835 to 39 years ~ 2 29 23 6 3 4 ~ 6740 to 44 years 1 2 11 31 10 4 6 ~ 6545 to 49 years ~ 5 31 18 1 5 ~ ~ 6050 to 54 years ~ 16 16 6 2 1 1 1 4355 to 59 years 1 17 6 10 ~ 2 ~ 1 3760 to 64 years 1 14 3 3 3 5 ~ ~ 2965 to 69 years 3 16 6 4 1 ~ ~ 2 3270 years and over 11 21 8 5 ~ 1 5 10 61Total 19 100 162 282 36 27 22 17 665

Age - Five Year Groups by Highest Level of Education ReachedTe Matua - Taki Lima Tauhaga i te Levolo Maualuga Tau Akoakoga


Tauhaga

Highest Level of Education Reached – Levolo Maualuga Tau Akoakoga

Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present on Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and OverTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings



Male Female Total


No school qualification – Heai ni tuhi pahi 128 142 270Primary school to Form 2 Certificate – Tuhi pahi mai na aoga maualalo / fomu 2

6 9 15

Leaving Certificate – Tuhi pahi fomu 2 34 22 56School Certificate – Tuhi pahi fomu 5 85 86 171University Entrance – Tuhi pahi fomu 7 26 26 52Other School Qualification – Ietahi tuhi pahi 47 41 88Not Stated – E he takua 6 7 13Total – Aofaki 332 333 665

Tuhi Pahi Maualuga kua Maua i te Itukaiga TagataHighest School Qualification Gained by Sex

Highest School Qualification Gained


Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present on Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over



Section 5 - Economic Activity and Employment

Table 5.1.1



Work in a garden plot, bush or coastal activity, or catch fish – Galue i te fatoaga, vao pe ko te talafatai pe na fagota foki

237 63 300

Make cloth, garments, mats or handcrafts – Gaohi kie, huihui pe fai mea lalaga

7 161 168

Build or repair houses, boats or umu – Fau pe toe fakalelei fale, vaka pe he umu

160 6 166

None of these – Heai he mea e takua 53 116 169Not Stated – E he takua 8 11 19

Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale i te Itukaiga Tagata

*Several census variables allow people to provide more than one response to the question. Where a person has reported more than one response, they are counted in each group they reported.

Activities for Own Household's Use (Total Responses) – Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale

Male Female Total



Activities for Household Use (Total Responses)* by Sex



Table 5.1.2

Work in Garden plot

Make Cloth / Garments

Build / Repair Houses, Boats,

Umu

None of these

Not Stated Total

Galue i te fatoaga

Gaohi kie, huihui pe fai mea lalaga

Fau pe toe fakalelei fale,

vaka pe he umu

Heai he mea e takua

E he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years 47 13 30 34 8 13220 to 24 years 27 16 18 16 2 7925 to 29 years 20 6 15 12 4 5730 to 34 years 29 18 13 16 ~ 7635 to 39 years 39 20 20 9 2 9040 to 44 years 31 13 15 17 2 7845 to 49 years 28 20 10 13 ~ 7150 to 54 years 23 12 12 7 ~ 5455 to 59 years 16 12 8 8 ~ 4460 to 64 years 13 10 9 5 ~ 3765 to 69 years 9 15 6 7 ~ 3770 to 74 years 9 8 5 5 ~ 2775 years and over 9 5 5 20 1 40



Age – Five Year Groups by Activities for Household Use (Total Responses)*Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga

Activities for Own Household's Use (Total Responses) – Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale

Age – Five Year Groups – Te Matua –

Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga




Table 5.2.1


Work in a garden plot, bush or coastal activity, or catch fish – Galue i te fatoaga, vao pe ko te talafatai pe na fagota foki

100 24 124

Make cloth, garments, mats or handcrafts – Gaohi kie, huihui pe fai mea lalaga

4 80 84

Build or repair houses, boats or umu – Fau pe toe fakalelei fale, vaka pe he umu

87 3 90

None of these – Heai he mea e takua 172 221 393Not Stated – E he takua 15 12 27

Activities for Other Household's Use (Total Responses)* by SexGaluega Kehekehe mo ietahi Fale (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Itukaiga Tagata


Activities for Another Household's Use (Total Responses) – Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale

Male Female Total





Table 5.2.2

Work in Garden plot

Make Cloth / Garments

Build / Repair Houses, Boats,

Umu

None of these

Not Stated Total

Galue i te fatoaga

Gaohi kie, huihui pe fai mea lalaga

Fau pe toe fakalelei fale,

vaka pe he umu

Heai he mea e takua

E he takua Aofaki

15 to 19 years 14 7 18 67 8 11420 to 24 years 8 2 10 41 2 6325 to 29 years 10 2 6 27 4 4930 to 34 years 13 10 9 32 3 6735 to 39 years 11 8 8 43 2 7240 to 44 years 15 3 10 41 2 7145 to 49 years 9 12 5 38 1 6550 to 54 years 9 10 5 21 ~ 4555 to 59 years 12 7 5 19 ~ 4360 to 64 years 8 5 6 12 1 3265 to 69 years 5 7 4 18 1 3570 to 74 years 4 6 ~ 10 1 2175 years and over 6 5 4 24 2 41


Activities for Another Household's Use (Total Responses) – Galuega Kehekehe mo na Fale

Galuega Kehekehe mo ietahi Fale (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Matua – Taki Lima TauhagaAge – Five Year Groups by Activities for Another Household's Use (Total Responses)*

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and DwellingsSubject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over




Table 5.3

Atafu Fakaofo Nukunonu Samoa** Total

Legislators, Administrators and Managers 5 10 6 3 24Professionals 35 30 45 9 119Technicians and Trades Workers 23 16 6 ~ 45Clerical and Administrative Workers 11 10 12 1 34Labourers, Agriculture and Fisheries Workers 52 34 61 ~ 147Residuals 1 4 1 ~ 6Total 127 104 131 13 375

*'Employed' refers to those who specifed they were in paid employment.

**The Samoa count refers to those employed by the TPS based in Apia, counted on Census Day - 19 October 2006.


Occupation by Atoll of Usual Residence Galuega i te Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Occupation – Galuega Atoll of Usual Residence – Fenua e Mahani Nofo ai

Subject population: Employed, Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau (and Samoa TPS) on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over*



Table 5.4

Salaried Member of TPS

Contract Worker for

Village Council

Self-employed

Paid Employee

Other Status in

Employment

Not Stated

Total

Kaufaigaluega Tautua

Kaufaigaluega a na nuku - totogi itula

Galue mo ia lava

Galue totogi IetahiE he takua

Aofaki

15 to 19 years 3 34 ~ ~ ~ 1 3820 to 24 years 10 32 ~ ~ ~ ~ 4225 to 29 years 11 19 ~ ~ 1 3 3430 to 34 years 19 21 1 2 ~ ~ 4335 to 39 years 30 21 ~ 1 ~ ~ 5240 to 44 years 30 14 1 1 2 ~ 4845 to 49 years 20 19 1 1 ~ 1 4250 to 54 years 9 17 1 ~ 1 1 2955 to 59 years 5 9 1 ~ 1 ~ 1660 to 64 years 6 7 1 ~ 2 ~ 1665 to 69 years 2 6 ~ ~ ~ ~ 870 to 74 years ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 1 375 years and over ~ 3 1 ~ ~ ~ 4Total 145 203 7 5 8 7 375

*'Employed' refers to those who specifed they were in paid employment.

Age – Five Year Groups by Status in EmploymentTulaga Tau Faigaluega i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga


Status in Employment – Tulaga Tau Faigaluega

Subject population: Employed, Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau (and Samoa TPS) on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over*Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings



Table 5.5


Looked for Paid Work Last

Week

Did Not Look for Paid Work

Last WeekNot Stated Total

15 to 19 years 5 91 11 10720 to 24 years 4 53 5 6225 to 29 years 2 42 ~ 4430 to 34 years 4 54 ~ 5835 to 39 years 5 62 ~ 6740 to 44 years 3 62 ~ 6545 to 49 years 5 55 ~ 6050 to 54 years 3 39 1 4355 to 59 years ~ 36 1 3760 to 64 years 1 28 ~ 2965 to 69 years 1 31 ~ 3270 to 74 years 1 20 2 2375 years and over ~ 37 1 38Total 34 610 21 665

Hakili Galuega Totogi i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga


Seeking Paid Work – Hakili Galuega Totogi


Age – Five Year Groups by Seeking Paid Work



Table 5.6


Did Unpaid Work Last Week

Did Not Do Any Unpaid Work

Last WeekNot Stated Total

15 to 19 years 89 10 8 10720 to 24 years 53 5 4 6225 to 29 years 41 3 ~ 4430 to 34 years 47 10 1 5835 to 39 years 61 4 2 6740 to 44 years 60 5 ~ 6545 to 49 years 57 3 ~ 6050 to 54 years 40 3 ~ 4355 to 59 years 32 4 1 3760 to 64 years 24 5 ~ 2965 to 69 years 23 9 ~ 3270 to 74 years 17 4 2 2375 years and over 20 18 ~ 38Total 564 83 18 665

Fakailoga Faigaluega e he Totogia i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki Lima Tauhaga


Unpaid Work Indicator – Fakailoga Faigaluega e he Totogia


Age – Five Year Groups by Unpaid Work Indicator



Table 5.7


Male Female Total


Did Unpaid Work Last Week 280 284 564Did Not Do Any Unpaid Work Last Week 39 44 83Not Stated 13 5 18Total 332 333 665

Fakailoga Faigaluega e he Totogia i te Itukaiga Tagata

Unpaid Work Indicator - Fakailoga Faigaluega e he Totogia



Unpaid Work Indicator by Sex



Table 5.8

10 to 19 Years

20 to 29 Years

30 to 39 Years

40 to 49 Years

50 to 59 Years

60 to 69 Years

70 Years and Over

Housework - Faifekau ina fekau lava a te kaiga 88 94 103 116 71 46 36Caring for Own Child(ren) - Taukikila na tamaiti lava o te kaiga

69 76 95 103 56 40 29

Caring for Other Child(ren) - Taukikila na tamaiti mai ietahi kaiga

42 46 65 67 32 20 22

Helping family or other relatives - Fehoahoani ki te kaiga ma ietahi kaiga e ta ki ei

76 74 89 103 55 40 24

Helping with village cleaning - Fehoahoani ki te fakamamaaga o te fenua

72 82 94 99 63 43 27

Helping with village weaving - Fehoahoani ki te faiga ona mea lalaga a te nuku

8 21 31 38 33 25 17

Helping with village fishing - Fehoahoani i na faiva fakamua a te nuku

37 45 48 49 33 17 12

Helping with other village activities - Fehoahoani ki ietahi faigamea a te nuku

62 81 94 104 58 37 29

Other Unpaid Work - Ietahi galuega he totogia a te nuku 59 70 87 92 49 35 28None of these - E he takua ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 ~

Itukaiga Galuega he Totogia (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 Tauhaga

Type of Unpaid Work – Itukaiga Galuega he Totogia

Age – Ten Year Groups – Te Matua – Fakavahega Taki 10 Tauhaga


Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over, Who Carried Out Unpaid WorkTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Age – Ten Year Groups by Type of Unpaid Work (Total Responses)*



Table 5.9

Male Female

Taumalo Tautiti

Housework – Faifekau ina fekau lava a te kaiga 274 280Caring for Own Child(ren) – Taukikila na tamaiti lava o te kaiga

209 259

Caring for Other Child(ren) – Taukikila na tamaiti mai ietahi kaiga

120 174

Helping family or other relatives – Fehoahoani ki te kaiga ma ietahi kaiga e ta ki ei

229 232

Helping with village cleaning – Fehoahoani ki te fakamamaaga o te fenua

241 239

Helping with village weaving – Fehoahoani ki te faiga ona mea lalaga a te nuku

25 148

Helping with village fishing – Fehoahoani i na faiva fakamua a te nuku

229 12

Helping with other village activities – Fehoahoani ki ietahi faigamea a te nuku

241 224

Other Unpaid Work – Ietahi galuega he totogia a te nuku 219 201None of these – E he takua 1 2

Itukaiga Galuega he Totogia (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Itukaiga Tagata

Type of Unpaid Work – Itukaiga Galuega he Totogia



Subject population: Usually Resident Population Present in Tokelau on Census Night, Aged 15 Years and Over, Who Carried Out Unpaid Work


Types of Unpaid Work by Sex


Section 6 - Dwellings and Households

Table 6.1

Tokelauan Fale – Fale Tokelau 3 4 3 10European-style house – Fale Palagi 76 74 58 208Other type (eg mixed) – Ietahi (ft. fefiloi) 2 3 5 10Not Stated – E he takua 2 1 ~ 3Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Dwelling Type – Itukaiga FaleAtoll – Fenua


Subject population: Private Occupied DwellingsTokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings

Dwelling Type by AtollItukaiga Fale i te Fenua



Table 6.2

One Occupant 4 9 12 25Two Occupants 7 6 8 21Three Occupants 8 11 5 24Four Occupants 14 14 11 39Five Occupants 16 12 6 34Six Occupants 14 9 13 36Seven Occupants 9 6 4 19Eight or more Occupants 11 15 7 33Total 83 82 66 231

Number of Occupants – Aofaki o Tagata

Atoll – Fenua



Number of Occupants (Census Night) by AtollAofaki o Tagata i te Po o te Tuhiga Igoa i te Fenua



Table 6.3

Tokelauan Fale

European-Style House

Other (eg Mixed)

Not Stated Total

Fale Tokelau Fale Palagi Ietahi (ft. fefiloi) E he takua Aofaki

Concrete – Hima 6 193 2 ~ 201Wood / timber – Laupapa 4 13 5 ~ 22Coral pebbles – Fatu ~ 2 1 1 4Other – Ietahi ~ ~ 2 ~ 2Not Stated – E he takua ~ ~ ~ 2 2Total – Aofaki 10 208 10 3 231

Primary Flooring Material by Dwelling TypeItukaiga Fola o te Fale i te Itukaiga Fale

Primary Flooring Material – Itukaiga Fola o te Fale

Dwelling Type – Itukaiga Fale




Table 6.4

Tokelauan Fale

European-Style House

Other (eg Mixed)

Not Stated Total


Concrete – Hima 6 140 2 ~ 148Wood / timber – Laupapa 4 65 8 1 78Other – Ietahi ~ 2 ~ ~ 2Not Stated – E he takua ~ 1 ~ 2 3Total – Aofaki 10 208 10 3 231

Primary Outer Wall Material by Dwelling TypeItukaiga Puipui o te Fale i te Itukaiga Fale

Primary Outer Wall Material – Itukaiga Puipui o te Fale





Table 6.5

1950 – 1959 ~ 1 1 21960 – 1969 1 ~ 1 21970 – 1979 8 8 6 221980 – 1989 45 46 23 1141990 – 1999 16 19 20 552000 or later 12 5 14 31Not Stated 1 3 1 5Total 83 82 66 231

Year Main Building First Constructed – Tauhaga na Fakatu Muamua ai te

Fale

Atoll – Fenua



Year Main Building First Constructed (Ten Year Groups) by AtollTauhaga na Fakatu Muamua ai te Fale (Taki Hefulu Tauhaga) i te Fenua



Table 6.6

Tokelauan FaleEuropean-style

HouseOther Type (eg

mixed)Not Stated Total


One room 6 77 6 1 90Two rooms 1 69 3 ~ 73Three rooms 1 33 1 ~ 35Four rooms 1 13 ~ ~ 14Five or more rooms 1 16 ~ ~ 8Not Stated ~ ~ ~ 2 2Total 10 208 10 3 231

Number of Rooms by Dwelling TypeAofaki o na Potu i te Itukaiga Fale

Number of Rooms – Aofaki o na Potu





Table 6.7

Tank flush – private, inside dwelling – Tafatafa palagi o te kaiga lava, e tu i fafo o te fale

11 23 20 54

Tank flush – private, outside dwelling – Tafatafa palagi – o te kaiga lava, e tu i loto fafo o te fale

49 55 27 131

Tank flush – shared with other household(s) – Tafatafa palagi – fakaaoga fakatahi ma ietahi kaiga

4 1 5 10

Other – Ietahi 17 2 14 33Not Stated – E he takua 2 1 ~ 3Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Toilet Facility – Tafatafa

Atoll – Fenua



Toilet Facility by AtollTafatafa i te Fenua



Table 6.8

Private household water tank – Tane vai a te kaiga lava 74 75 42 191Water tank shared with other household(s) – Tane vai – fakaaoga fakatahi ma ietahi kaiga

6 6 24 36

Other – Ietahi 2 ~ ~ 2Not Stated – E he takua 1 1 ~ 2Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Main Source of Drinking Water – Mauaga Vai InuAtoll – Fenua



Main Source of Drinking Water by AtollMauaga Vai Inu i te Fenua



Table 6.9

Shower facility – private, inside dwelling – Fale takele – o te kaiga lava, i loto o te fale

25 27 16 68

Shower facility – private, outside dwelling – Fale takele – o te kaiga lava, i fafo o te fale

44 54 37 135

Shower facility – shared with other household(s) – Fale takele – fakaaoga fakatahi ma ietahi kaiga

4 ~ 10 14

Other – Ietahi 8 ~ 3 11Not Stated – E he takua 2 1 ~ 3Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Main Source of Personal Washing Water – Mauaga Vai Takele

Atoll – Fenua



Main Source of Personal Washing Water by AtollMauaga Vai Takele i te Fenua



Table 6.10

Gas stove – Ogaumu kehi 24 31 24 79Kerosene stove – Ogaumu kalahini 55 40 34 129Open fire – Afi e tafu i fafo ~ 1 1 2Tokelauan umu – Galafu Tokelau ~ 6 5 11Other – Ietahi 2 3 2 7Not Stated – E he takua 2 1 ~ 3Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Main Means of Cooking – Auala e Lahi Fakaoga ke Tunu ai na Meakai

Atoll – Fenua



Main Means of Cooking by AtollAuala e Lahi Fakaaoga ke Tunu ai na Meakai i te Fenua



Table 6.11

Collected by village worker(s) – E ao e te kaufaigaluega a te nuku

74 72 36 182

Buried or burned – Tanu / Huhunu 4 4 10 18Disposed in garden / plantation / at sea – Tiaki ki na maumaga / fatoaga / tai

4 5 15 24

Other – Ietahi ~ ~ 5 5Not Stated – E he takua 1 1 ~ 2Total – Aofaki 83 82 66 231

Main Means of Waste Disposal – Auala e Lahi Tiaki ai na Lapihi

Atoll – Fenua



Main Means of Waste Disposal by AtollAuala e Lahi Tiaki ai na Lapihi i te Fenua



Table 6.12

Radio – Leitio 70 64 53 187Cassette and / or CD player – Lakaupehe / lakau e ta ai na CD

61 44 43 148

TV and / or video player – TV pe he vitio 59 65 50 174Freezer – Puha aiha takoto 72 72 60 204Refrigerator – Puha aiha tu 38 21 20 79Washing Machine – Mahini tamea 53 59 32 144Sewing Machine – Lakau huihui 30 38 22 90Telephone – Telefoni 68 72 51 191Traditional canoe – Vaka atafaga 33 2 1 36Aluminium boat – Vaka apa 64 67 42 173Wooden boat – Vaka laupapa ~ ~ ~ ~Outboard motor – Afi vaka 63 67 41 171Not Stated – E he takua 1 2 1 4

*Several census variables allow people to provide more than one response to the question. Where a person has reported more than one response, the household is counted in each group they reported.

Items Owned by Household (Total Responses) – Meatotino a na Kaiga Takitahi (Aofaki o na Tali) Atafu Fakaofo Nukunonu

Atoll – Fenua

Total


Items Owned by Household (Total Responses)* by AtollMeatotino a na Kaiga Takitahi (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Fenua



Table 6.13

None 9 28 14 511 to 4 pigs 4 6 8 185 to 9 pigs 17 13 13 4310 to 14 pigs 28 11 11 5015 or more pigs 24 23 20 67Not Stated 1 1 ~ 2Total 83 82 66 231

Number of Pigs – Aofaki o na PuaAtoll – Fenua



Number of Pigs by AtollAofaki o na Pua i te Fenua



Table 6.14

None 47 60 37 1441 to 9 chickens 4 5 4 1310 to 19 chickens 8 5 7 2020 to 29 chickens 14 4 11 2930 or more chickens 9 7 7 23Not Stated 1 1 ~ 2Total 83 82 66 231

Number of Chickens – Aofaki o na Moa

Atoll – Fenua



Number of Chickens by AtollAofaki o na Moa i te Fenua



Table 6.15

Regular TPS salary – Totogi mahani TPS 30 37 29 96Casual / contract village worker wages – Totogi faigaluega itula

59 53 55 167

Inati / other allowances – Inati / ietahi alauni 65 29 36 130Remittance from family overseas – Tupe momoli mai fafo 18 16 13 47

Old age pension – Penihione tino matua 29 28 26 83Government superannuation – Hupa 10 5 10 25Proceeds from own business – Tupe maua mai te pihinihi 10 12 14 36Sale of pigs and / or chickens – Fakatau atu o ni pua pe ni moa

12 6 6 24

Sale of fish – Fakatau ika ~ 5 2 7Other source(s) – Ietahi 9 2 4 15Not Stated – E he takua 1 2 ~ 3

*Several census variables allow people to provide more than one response to the question. Where a person has reported more than one response, the household is counted in each group they reported.

Sources of Household Income (Total Responses) – Alaga Tupe Maua a na Kaiga (Aofaki o na Tali) Atafu Fakaofo Nukunonu

Atoll – Fenua

Total


Sources of Household Income (Total Responses)* by AtollAlaga Tupe Maua a na Kaiga (Aofaki o na Tali) i te Fenua



Table 6.16

$0 – $5,000 19 10 11 40$5,001 – $10,000 19 29 24 72$10,001 – $15,000 17 29 11 57$15,001 – $20,000 10 8 4 22$20,001 – $30,000 12 2 5 19$30,001 or more 3 2 9 14Not Stated 3 2 2 7Total 83 82 66 231

Total Household Income – Aofaki o na Tupe Maua a na Kaiga

Atoll – Fenua



Total Household Income by AtollAofaki o na Tupe Maua a na Kaiga i te Fenua


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Appendix: 2006 Provisional Counts The provisional counts release was a good opportunity to provide some population counts very quickly after census day. This was the first information available from the 2006 Tokelau Census of Population and Dwellings.

The provisional counts are early indications of census night population counts. They represent good quality estimates based on an initial quality checking process, involving using the back page on the census forms (which lists people present in the household on census day).

This means that data used to produce the provisional counts has not been through processing, nor has it been validated. Therefore the ‘final’ census night population counts may differ slightly. = All people present in Tokelau on Census Night – 19th October 2006.

= All names entered on back of census forms and can therefore contain duplicates. Includes overseas visitors, excludes people absent from Tokelau on Census Night.

= 1 153

Tokelau 2006 Census of Population and Dwellings – Tabular Report 56

2006 Tokelau Census of Population and Dwelling Contact For more information about the 2006 Tokelau Census, or upcoming releases, please contact: Kelekolio Kelekolio 2006 Tokelau Census Manager Office of the Council for the Ongoing Government of Tokelau Tel. (+685) 323 25/26 Fax: (+685) 323 28 Email: [email protected]

Fehokotakiga ma te Tuhiga Igoa a Tokelau o te Faitau Aofaki o Tagata ma na Fale - 2006 Kafai e manakomia ni ietahi fakamatalaga e uiga ki te tuhiga igoa, pe ko ietahi lipoti o te tuhiga igoa nei, fakamolemole fakafehokotaki mai ia: Kelekolio Kelekolio 2006 Tokelau Census Manager Ofiha o te Malo Fakaauau a Tokelau Tel. (+685) 323 25/26 Fax: (+685) 323 28 Email: [email protected]

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