National Census of Agriculture 1994
Peru, 1994
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PER_1994_CENAGRO_EN_M_v01_A_OCS
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Identification
Survey ID Number
PER_1994_CENAGRO_EN_M_v01_A_OCS
Title
National Census of Agriculture 1994
Translated Title
National Census of Agriculture 1994
Country
| Name | Country code |
|---|---|
| Peru | PER |
Study type
Agricultural Census [ag/census]
Series Information
In accordance with Law No. 13248 "Census Law", the First National Census of Agriculture (I CENAGRO) was conducted in 1961. I CENAGRO was conducted jointly with the Sixth Population Census and the First Housing Census. Eleven years later in 1972, the Second National Census of Agriculture (II CENAGRO) was conducted independently of the National Censuses over a period of twenty days.
On December 15, 1993, through Supreme Decree No. 098-93-PCM del, the government declared the Third National Census of Agriculture (III CENAGRO) to be of national interest and a priority. Beginning in 1994, the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI) was commissioned with the direction, planning, and execution of the census.
On December 15, 1993, through Supreme Decree No. 098-93-PCM del, the government declared the Third National Census of Agriculture (III CENAGRO) to be of national interest and a priority. Beginning in 1994, the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI) was commissioned with the direction, planning, and execution of the census.
Abstract
The National Census of Agriculture constitutes the most important source of statistical information that provides up to date information of the agricultural reality of the country. The purpose of the data is to provide up to date information on the agricultural structure, that is, of the productive capacity with the aim of facilitating a greater understanding of the agricultural reality of the country. It allows for the formulation of development plans and adoption of policies that help improve the living standards of the living of the agricultural population.
More specifically, the objectives of III CENAGRO include:
- Gaining a better understanding of Agricultural holdings according to type, size, tenure, land use, etc.
- Obtaining information on areas with homogenous agro-ecological, economic, and social characteristics
- Establishing easily identifiable areas that allow for the immediate production of livestock statistics
- Improving the production of continuous agricultural statistics and contribute to the development of an integrated agricultural statistical system
- Obtaining basic information for the formulation and evaluation of development plans for the Agricultural Sector
More specifically, the objectives of III CENAGRO include:
- Gaining a better understanding of Agricultural holdings according to type, size, tenure, land use, etc.
- Obtaining information on areas with homogenous agro-ecological, economic, and social characteristics
- Establishing easily identifiable areas that allow for the immediate production of livestock statistics
- Improving the production of continuous agricultural statistics and contribute to the development of an integrated agricultural statistical system
- Obtaining basic information for the formulation and evaluation of development plans for the Agricultural Sector
Kind of Data
Census/enumeration data [cen]
Unit of Analysis
Agricultural holdings. An Agricultural holding refers to any plot or plots of land that is used either fully or partially for agricultural production by an agricultural producer, regardless of size, tenure, or legal status
Scope
Notes
The topics in III National Census of Agriculture are as follows:
- Geographic and Census Location
- Characteristics of Agricultural Producer
- Characteristics of the Peasant and Native Community
- Land Tenure and Land Use
- Irrigation
- Main agricultural Activities
- Use of Electrical, Mechanical, and Animal Energy
- Livestock, Birds, other animals and hives
- Livestock practices
- Technical Assistance
- Agricultural Credit
- Participation of Household Members in Agricultural Production
- Manual labor in the Agricultural holding
- Agricultural Infrastructure
- Agricultural Producer Perceptions
- Community Organizations
- Land Titling and Boundaries
- Community Land
- Socio-cultural characteristics
- Community Services
- Enterprise Characteristics
- Enterprise's plots of land
- Services Provided by the Enterprise
- Geographic and Census Location
- Characteristics of Agricultural Producer
- Characteristics of the Peasant and Native Community
- Land Tenure and Land Use
- Irrigation
- Main agricultural Activities
- Use of Electrical, Mechanical, and Animal Energy
- Livestock, Birds, other animals and hives
- Livestock practices
- Technical Assistance
- Agricultural Credit
- Participation of Household Members in Agricultural Production
- Manual labor in the Agricultural holding
- Agricultural Infrastructure
- Agricultural Producer Perceptions
- Community Organizations
- Land Titling and Boundaries
- Community Land
- Socio-cultural characteristics
- Community Services
- Enterprise Characteristics
- Enterprise's plots of land
- Services Provided by the Enterprise
Keywords
| Keyword | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Refers to the set of activities aimed at enumerating and obtaining information regarding the characteristics of Agricultural holdings, throughout the entire national territory, during the census period. | National Census of Agriculture |
| The natural or legal person that is responsible for the management of the Agricultural holding. The producer is the person who makes decisions regarding crops, livestock raising, management and sales of the goods produced. Similarly, the agricultural producer makes decisions regarding investments and economic risks implied by the managements of the Agricultural holding, and it is the person who enjoys the benefits. | Agricultural Producer |
| Any plot or set of plots that is either fully or partially used for agricultural production, regardless of size, tenure, or legal status. | Agricultural holding |
Coverage
Geographic Coverage
The census was conducted in all districts, provinces, and departments within Peru.
Urban districts without any Agricultural holdings were excluded.
Urban districts without any Agricultural holdings were excluded.
Universe
All Agricultural holdings.
Producers and sponsors
Primary investigators
| Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|
| National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI) | Government of Peru |
| National Directorate of Censuses and Surveys (DNCE) | National Institute of Statistics and Informatics |
Producers
| Name |
|---|
| Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation |
Funding Agency/Sponsor
| Name |
|---|
| Agrarian Development Fund |
Data Collection
Dates of Data Collection
| Start | End |
|---|---|
| 1994-04-01 | 1994-10-31 |
Data Collection Mode
Face-to-face paper [f2f]
Data Processing
Data Editing
Consistency
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This activity includes a set of tasks, whose objective is to ensure that the collected census information is coherent and consistent. Errors can be eliminated either manually or mechanically.
1. Development of the Work Plan
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The development of a document that specifies the planning of programming of this activity, the strategy to be followed, and the goals to be met within each task
2. Criticism of the coding of records entered
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Involves examining the information with the purpose of detecting errors, omissions, or duplicates and proceeding to manually fixing any issues.
Coding consists of assigning numerical keys or codes to the qualitative information of the open questions, which will allow the subsequent processing of the information.
Both tasks will be carried out at the headquarters in a single operation, with highly training personnel.
3. Statistical quality control of the criticism
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The quality control of the criticism – codification consists of accepting or rejecting the records that have been altered, to avoid sending records with incorrect information. Rejected records will always be revised fully.
4. Quality control of the data entry
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Quality control of data entry will be conducted in a centralized matter, either accepting or rejecting the records that have been worked on, to avoid the processing of erroneous information to obtain results.
5. Computerized consistency
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The set of consistency rules embodied in computer language (Development of a special consistency program), that can be applied to each of the questions of the problematic records – this allows for error detection or inconsistencies. As a result, the data provided to users is real and reliable.
6. Tabulation consistency
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Detailed and methodical analysis of the census’s results contained in the test tables and in the final tables in order to ensure the consistency of the census’s results and/or to detect and eliminate any consistency errors that were not detected on time.
7. Consistency of the Census Evaluation Survey
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Coding of the records in the Census Evaluation Survey that after being processed are compared at the level of each selected Agricultural holding, in order to develop estimates of census omission and of the quality of the information obtained
8. Preparation of reports
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It refers to the formulation of management by those responsible for the execution of tasks, indicating the most frequent errors, questions with the highest percentage of error, daily average of consistent certificates, etc.
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This activity includes a set of tasks, whose objective is to ensure that the collected census information is coherent and consistent. Errors can be eliminated either manually or mechanically.
1. Development of the Work Plan
--------------------------------------------
The development of a document that specifies the planning of programming of this activity, the strategy to be followed, and the goals to be met within each task
2. Criticism of the coding of records entered
-------------------------------------------------------------
Involves examining the information with the purpose of detecting errors, omissions, or duplicates and proceeding to manually fixing any issues.
Coding consists of assigning numerical keys or codes to the qualitative information of the open questions, which will allow the subsequent processing of the information.
Both tasks will be carried out at the headquarters in a single operation, with highly training personnel.
3. Statistical quality control of the criticism
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
The quality control of the criticism – codification consists of accepting or rejecting the records that have been altered, to avoid sending records with incorrect information. Rejected records will always be revised fully.
4. Quality control of the data entry
-------------------------------------------------------
Quality control of data entry will be conducted in a centralized matter, either accepting or rejecting the records that have been worked on, to avoid the processing of erroneous information to obtain results.
5. Computerized consistency
-----------------------------------
The set of consistency rules embodied in computer language (Development of a special consistency program), that can be applied to each of the questions of the problematic records – this allows for error detection or inconsistencies. As a result, the data provided to users is real and reliable.
6. Tabulation consistency
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Detailed and methodical analysis of the census’s results contained in the test tables and in the final tables in order to ensure the consistency of the census’s results and/or to detect and eliminate any consistency errors that were not detected on time.
7. Consistency of the Census Evaluation Survey
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Coding of the records in the Census Evaluation Survey that after being processed are compared at the level of each selected Agricultural holding, in order to develop estimates of census omission and of the quality of the information obtained
8. Preparation of reports
-----------------------------------
It refers to the formulation of management by those responsible for the execution of tasks, indicating the most frequent errors, questions with the highest percentage of error, daily average of consistent certificates, etc.
Access policy
Contacts
| Name | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|
| National Institute of Statistics and Informatics | PCM | [email protected] |
Confidentiality
The III National Census of Agriculture 1994 preserves the confidentiality of the information collected, protected by Supreme Decree 043-2001-PCM that mentions that the information provided by the sources is secret and cannot be revealed individually, even if there is an administrative or judicial order.
STATISTICAL CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PRIVACY.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Art. 97.
The information provided by the sources is of a secret nature and may not be disclosed individually, even by administrative or judicial order. It may only be disclosed or published in an unnamed form. The information provided may not be used for tax or police purposes either.
Citation requirements
The INEI authorizes the use of the information as long as the source is cited. (Source: National Institute of Statistics and Informatics - III National Census of Agriculture 1994). Therefore, copying or reproducing the information contained in any electronic medium (networks, databases or electronic publications) that allows the availability of this information to multiple users without the prior written consent of INEI is totally prohibited.
Access authority
| Name | Affiliation | URL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Institute of Statistics and Informatics | PCM | [email protected] | www.inei.gob.pe |
Disclaimer and copyrights
Disclaimer
1. Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM: Organization and Functions Regulation of INEI and R.J. No. 108-94 / INEI approving Directive No. 006-94-INEI / DNEB "Rules for the application of fines for non-compliance with the delivery of statistical information, requested by the Bodies of the National Statistical System".
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Art. 81.
Sources of statistical information of the National Statistical System are the natural or legal persons that are in the country, which are obliged to supply the information of statistical use to the organs of the System, in the manner, terms and terms that are set , on forms approved by the INEI Headquarters Resolution and published in the official newspaper "El Peruano". Likewise, the Public Sector's administrative records are sources of information.
Sources whose information considered classified affects national security are exempt from this obligation.
Sanctions:
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Art. 87.
Natural or legal persons who refuse to provide data, maliciously falsify the truth, or unjustifiably delay the established terms, will be liable for the fines established in Article 89, without prejudice to any civil or criminal liability.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 88.
Fines will be applied by the governing body of the National System of Statistics and Information Technology for the purpose of improving statistical production.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 89.
In order to sanction the non-compliance with the requested information, the following fines are established:
a) Natural persons: from 1% to 50% of the ITU in force at the date of cancellation
b) Legal entities: from 10 % of the ITU to 10 ITU at the date of cancellation Art. 93
The payment of the fine does not exempt the sources from the obligation to provide the requested information. Consequently, whether or not payment of the fine has been made, it may be applied as often as the obligation is not fulfilled.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 91
The INEI, by means of a Resolution published in the official newspaper El Peruano, will make known the list of natural and legal persons affected by the fine; by means of a Resolution, the appeal is determined in the last instance.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 93
The payment of the fine does not exempt the sources from the obligation to provide the requested information. Consequently, whether or not payment of the fine has been made, it may be applied as often as the obligation is not fulfilled.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 94
The fines will be paid at the Banco de la Nación, in the current account No. 20131369981 that the INEI has opened for this purpose.
2. Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM on Statistical Secrecy and Confidentiality of Information
The INEI does not guarantee the operation of the communications network and therefore does not assume responsibility for the availability of this service. The data server may be disconnected without prior notice. Every effort will be made to keep the impact of maintenance tasks to a minimum. Likewise, it is not responsible for any damage or harm suffered by the user derived from the access to this server or from the use of information or applications contained in it
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Art. 81.
Sources of statistical information of the National Statistical System are the natural or legal persons that are in the country, which are obliged to supply the information of statistical use to the organs of the System, in the manner, terms and terms that are set , on forms approved by the INEI Headquarters Resolution and published in the official newspaper "El Peruano". Likewise, the Public Sector's administrative records are sources of information.
Sources whose information considered classified affects national security are exempt from this obligation.
Sanctions:
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Art. 87.
Natural or legal persons who refuse to provide data, maliciously falsify the truth, or unjustifiably delay the established terms, will be liable for the fines established in Article 89, without prejudice to any civil or criminal liability.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 88.
Fines will be applied by the governing body of the National System of Statistics and Information Technology for the purpose of improving statistical production.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 89.
In order to sanction the non-compliance with the requested information, the following fines are established:
a) Natural persons: from 1% to 50% of the ITU in force at the date of cancellation
b) Legal entities: from 10 % of the ITU to 10 ITU at the date of cancellation Art. 93
The payment of the fine does not exempt the sources from the obligation to provide the requested information. Consequently, whether or not payment of the fine has been made, it may be applied as often as the obligation is not fulfilled.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 91
The INEI, by means of a Resolution published in the official newspaper El Peruano, will make known the list of natural and legal persons affected by the fine; by means of a Resolution, the appeal is determined in the last instance.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 93
The payment of the fine does not exempt the sources from the obligation to provide the requested information. Consequently, whether or not payment of the fine has been made, it may be applied as often as the obligation is not fulfilled.
Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM Article 94
The fines will be paid at the Banco de la Nación, in the current account No. 20131369981 that the INEI has opened for this purpose.
2. Supreme Decree No. 043-2001-PCM on Statistical Secrecy and Confidentiality of Information
The INEI does not guarantee the operation of the communications network and therefore does not assume responsibility for the availability of this service. The data server may be disconnected without prior notice. Every effort will be made to keep the impact of maintenance tasks to a minimum. Likewise, it is not responsible for any damage or harm suffered by the user derived from the access to this server or from the use of information or applications contained in it
Metadata production
DDI Document ID
PER_1994_CENAGRO_EN_M_v01_A_OCS_FAO
Producers
| Name | Abbreviation | Affiliation | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Office of the Chief Statistician | OCS | FAO | Adapt metadata for the FAM |
| National Institute of Statistics and Informatics | INEI | PCM | Promote high quality statistics |
| National Directorate of Censuses and Surveys | DNCE | INEI | Producer of statistical research |
| Centre for Research and Development | CIDE | INEI | Documentation, revision and validation of the metadata |
Date of Metadata Production
2020-08-07