Vaega 2: Kikilaga lautele ki te tuhiga igoa Tuhiga Igoa a Tokelau 2016 Vaega 2: Kikilaga lautele ki te tuhiga igoa Slide: 2016 Tokelau Census An overview of the census

Hea te tuhiga igoa? He faitau aloakia pe toka fia ia tino ma na fale i Tokelau E maua ai he kikilaga lauefa o tagata o Tokelau ma na mea e nonofo ai Fakaaoga ke peleni ai na tautuaga fakamua taua, e ve ko akoakoga, ola malolo, fale ma femalagaakiga Fehoahoani ke malamalama na huiga e pa ki ei na nuku mai teia taimi ke teia taimi Slides: What is the census? An official count of how many people and dwellings there are in Tokelau Provides an overall view of the people of Tokelau and the places where they live Used to plan vital public services, such as education, health, housing, and transport Helps understand how society changes over time

Ko anafea te tuhiga igoa Ko te aho o te Tuhiga igoa ko te Aho Lua, 18 Oketopa 2016 Ko na Tuhiga igoa i mua atu na fai i te aho 18 Oketopa 2011, ma 19 Oketopa 2006 Ko te tuhiga igoa e hohoko kua peleni mo te 2021 Slide: When was census? Census day was Tuesday, 18 October 2016 Previous censuses of this series were on 18 October 2011, and 19 October 2006 The next census is scheduled for 2021

He tuhiga igoa auma? Ko na fakamatalaga mai te tuhiga igoa e fehoahoani ke fuafua ai pe vefea ona fakaaoga na fakatupega i luga o na nuku E fakailoa mai ai pe toka fia ia tino, ma pe nonofo foki i fea E maua ai na fakamatalaga fakamaonia mo te faiga o na tonu Fehoahoani ki na faiga tonu agai ki na tautuaga e manakomia ma pe ko fea na koga tatau ke tutu ai (f.t. akoga, ma na manakoga tau paoa) Fehoahoani ke hakili ai te tulaga fakavaomalo o Tokelau (f.t. United Nations Millennium Development Goals, Secretariat for the Pacific Community, Malo o Niu Hila) Slide: Why have a census? Information from the census helps determine how government funding is spent in the community Tells how many people there are, and where they live Provides evidence for policy decisions Helps make decisions about which services are needed and where they should be located (eg, schools and electricity needs) Helps keep track of Tokelau’s international position (eg United Nations Millennium Development Goals, Secretariat for the Pacific Community, New Zealand Government)

He Tuhiga igoa auma (fakaauau) Ko te tuhiga igoa he ata kitea e o Tokelau Ko te tuhiga igoa e maua ai na fakamatalaga ki: na fale e nonofo ai na tino te koga e iei ma nonofo ai na tino ko ai te i loto o te faitauga o tagata – tauhaga, itukaiga, talitonuga, fenua e hau ai tuhi paahi, akoakoga, ma te mafai ke faitau ma tuhituhi te lumanaki o tagata o Tokelau Tulafono Tuhiga Igoa 2013 Slide:: Why have a census? (cont) The census is a snapshot of Tokelau The census provides information on: the houses people live in where people are, and where people live how the population is made up – age, sex, religion, ethnicity qualifications, education, and literacy the future of Tokelau’s population Statistical Rules (2013)

Ko ai te taulia? I te tulafono, ko tagata uma i Tokelau I te aho o te tuhiga igoa e tatau ke faitau E i loto ai na pepe ma na tino ahiahi mai fafo E iei na kauhaga mai na nuku e fehoahoani ke fakamautinoa e faitau uma lele na tino i Tokelau Slide: Who is included? By law, everybody in Tokelau on census day must be counted This includes babies and visitors Local teams helped to ensure everyone in Tokelau was counted

Ko ai te taulia? (fakaauau) Na tino e faitau hako Kaufaigaluega tautua e nonofo i Hamoa ma o latou kaiga Tino ahiahi ei luga o Tokelau I te aho o te tuhiga igoa Tino e mahani nonofo I luga o Tokelau ka nae I fafo o Tokelau I te aho o te tuhiga igoa Tino e mahani nonofo I Tokelau ma nae I luga o Tokelau I te aho o te tuhiga igoa Slide: Who is included? (cont) People we physically count

Ko ai te taulia? (fakaauau) Ko na tino e kimatou hakilia Kaufaigaluega tautua e nonofo i Hamoa ma o latou kaiga Tino ahiahi e i Tokelau i te aho o te tuhigaigoa Ko na tino e mahani lava nonofo i Tokelau ma e i Tokelau i te aho o te tuhigaigoa Na tino e mahani nonofo I Tokelau ka nae I fafo o Tokelau I te aho o te tuhiga igoa Slide: Who is included? (cont) People we ask about

Ko ai te taulia? (fakaauau) Ko na tino e i fafo mo he taimi he tumau Tamaiti akoga i na akoga maualuluga i fafo (f.t. tamaiti Hikolahipi) Na tino e mahani lava nonofo i Tokelau kae malaga atu ki fafo ona ko na tiute Na tino e he i Tokelau ona e hakili matagi ki fafo: tauale i lalo o te Hikimi Tauale pe kui tua lava kilatou (ni) kaiga, tauhi, e malaga ma he tauale ki fafo mo ni togafitiga Na tino e ahiahi ki ietahi atunuku ma kua ko heki katoa te 12 tauhaga talu te olo kehe Slide: Who is included? (cont) People who are temporarily overseas Students attending secondary school overseas (eg Education Scholarship System students) People who normally live in Tokelau but are travelling on official duties People away from Tokelau for medical treatment as: medical patients under the Health Referral Scheme or privately funded family member(s), caregiver(s), or guardian(s) who are accompanying patients overseas to get medical treatment People visiting other countries who are away for less than 12 months

Ko ai te i loto? (fakaauau) Tino faigaluega a te TPS Tino faigaluega a te malo ma o latou kaiga tafapili e faitau I Samoa Ko na tino faigaluega a te malo (Samoa) e he faitaua ni tino e he I luga o Tokelau Slide: Who is included? (cont) National TPS employees TPS employees and their immediate families are counted in Samoa People who work at TPS (Samoa) are not counted in Tokelau as absentees

Ni a te fai i te tuhiga igoa? Faiga fehili Tino kua uma te koleni ke fai na faigafehili e ahiahi ki na fale takitahi ma na pepa o te tuhiga igoa Fehili o te Tuhiga igoa (mahini na fakaaoga mo te taimi muamua 2016) Ko na tino fai fehili e fakaaoga e kilatou na fehili o te tuhiga igoa ke fai ai na fehili ki na tino takitahi i na fale E fokotahi te tino e tali mo te fale e nofo ai ma na tino e he iei i te taimi tena Ko na tino takitahi i te fale e tali lava kilatou ki na fehili e tuku atu kiei Pepa kua uma te Fakatumu Ko na fakamatalaga i loto o na pepa e kave ma fakaliliu ki ni fuainumela Slide: What does a census involve? Interviewers Trained interviewers visit each house with a digital census form Census form (digital for the first time in 2016) Interviewers use the form to ask people in each house a set of questions One person answers about the house they are in, and the people who are away Each person in the house answers questions about themselves Completed forms The information on the forms is taken away and turned into statistics

Ni a te fai i te tuhigaigoa? (fakaauau) Slide: What does a census involve? (cont)

E faitau vefea te aofaki o tagata? E lua ia faitauga Na tino i Tokelau i te aho o te tuhiga igoa – e i loto ai na tino ahiahi mai fafo Na tino e nonofo tumau Slide: How is the population counted? Two counts Population in Tokelau on census day – including visitors Usually resident population

E faitau vefea te aofaki o tagata? (fakaauau) Na tino na faitau i te aho o te tuhiga igoa Tagata uma i Tokelau i te po o te Aho Lua 18 Oketopa 2016 e faitau E i loto ai: ho he tino i luga o te MV Mataliki (pe he tahi vaka) tino ahiahi ki Tokelau mo he taimi he tumau TPS i Samoa Slide: How is the population counted? (cont) The population counted on census day Everyone who is in Tokelau on the night of Tuesday, 18 October 2016 was counted This includes: anyone on the MV Mataliki (or other transport boat) temporary visitors to Tokelau TPS employees in Samoa

E faitau vefea te aofaki o tagata? (fakaauau) Ko na tino e nonofo i Tokelau Ko na tino e mahani lava nonofo i Tokelau E aofia ai: na tino e i luga i fenua i te aho o te tuhiga igoa na tino e i fafo o Tokelau mo he taimi he tumau Ke “mahani nofo” e tatau na tino iena ke: kua nonofo i Tokelau mo he tolu mahina pe hili atu e heki toe fano kehe ma Tokelau i he vaitaimi e hili atu i te 3 mahina Slide: How is the population counted? (cont) The usually resident population All the people who normally live in Tokelau This includes: people who are present on census day those who are temporarily overseas To be ‘usually resident’ people must: have lived in Tokelau for three months or more not be away for Tokelau for more than 12 months

E faitau vefea te aofaki o tagata? (fakaauau) Tino ahiahi ki Tokelau Na tino ahiahi uma ki Tokelau mo he taimi pukupuku e he i loto o na tino mahani nofo - f.t. te kauhaga mai te Statistics NZ Notes: How is the population counted? (cont) Visitors to Tokelau All short-term visitors to Tokelau are not included in the usually resident population for example, the team from Statistics NZ

Po o te faituga o te aofaki o tagata Na tino nofo mau e i fafo mo he taimi he tumau i te po o te tuhigaigoa Tino ahiahi mai i fafo ei luga o fenua ite po ote tuhiga igoa Tino nofo mau ei luga o fenua ite po ote tuhiga igoa Na tino nofo mau e i ietahi fenua o Tokelau i te po o te tuhigaigoa Ietahi tino ahiahi mai na tahi fenua o Tokelau ei luga o fenua ite po ote tuhiga igoa Slide: Census night population count

Faitauga o kilatou kua maua ni nofomau i luga o te tulafono Tino ahiahi mai fafo e i luga o fenua i te po o te tuhigaigoa Tino nofo mau ei fafo mo he taimi pukupuku ite po ote tuhiga igoa Tino nofo mau ei luga o fenua ite po ote tuhiga igoa Tino ahiahi mai ietahi koga o Tokelau e i luga o fenua i te po o te tuhigaigoa Tino nofo mau ei na ahi fenua o Tokelau mo he taimi pukupuku ite po ote tuhiga igoa Slide: Census de jure usually resident count

Ko ai te mafai ke ia kitea na fakamatalaga ienei? Ko te Puipuiga he vaega e matua fakamuamua E he fakailoa fakalauaiteleagia na pepa ot e tuhigaigoa Ko na tino e kikila kiei, e haini e kilatou na maliliega e puipuia ai na fakamatalaga iena i te olaga katoa e i loto ai uma na faigafehili, na tino galue mai na nuku, kimatou ma na tino e kilatou tukua na fakamatalaga ienei ki loto o na mahini ko na tino e haini ki na maliliega ienei e mafai ke fakahala kafai e kilatou fakailoa/taku na fakamatalaga Ko na fakamatalaga e fakailoa oioti i ni ata o ni fuainumela e he fakamatea he tino pe ko ni kaiga ko te taimi e fakailoa ai na ata, e mafai ke fakaaoga e ho he tino, e pa lava ki te malo, ekalehia, kaiga ma tagata tautokatahi Slide: Who gets to see the information? Security and confidentiality is a top priority Census forms are not made public People who see them must sign life confidentiality agreements includes all interviewers, district supervisors, us, and data processors people who have signed these agreements can be prosecuted if they reveal personal information Information is only released as statistical tables no individuals or families will be identified once the tables are released, anyone can use them, including government, churches, families, and individuals

E iei ni Fehili? Slide: Questions?