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TOPIC 2 Main challenges in adoption of hand-held devices in field enumeration. Please discuss challenges for all aspects including the followings: Building IT infrastructure and institutional capacity Redesigning census operations considering possibility of using multi-mode data collection method Recruitment and training of field staff (incl. enumerators, supervisors, census committees) Providing IT support to the field staff Access to Internet, data transmission and storage Ensuring confidentiality of personal information Building quality assurance mechanisms especially for census coverage Logistic considerations –storage, distribution and collection of devices Others …..

Chair:Venant HABARUGIRA Chair:Phumlile DLAMINI Group I Group II Asalfew Abera GEBERE (Ethiopia) Shaker ELNAGGAR (Egypt) Haitem BEN TALEB (Libya) Seyoum Tadesse GOBENA (Ethiopia) Macdonald George OBUDHO (Kenya) Nabil ELGANGA (Libya) Rajab Ikunza MBARUKU (Kenya) Samuel Aloo OGOLA (Kenya) Venant HABARUGIRA (Rwanda) Emma ODHIAMBO (Kenya) Adwok DHONYAL (South Sudan) Jimmy MUKASA (Rwanda) Salaheldin AHMED (Sudan) Julius DAMANJU (South Sudan) Siboniso Hanson DLAMINI (Swaziland) Abdelgadir MOHAMED (Sudan) Irenius RUYOBYA (Tanzania) Phumlile DLAMINI (Swaziland) Jerve GASTO (Tanzania) Ahmad MOHAMMED (Tanzania) Mdoka Omary MAULID (Tanzania) Ariv SEVERE (Tanzania) Seif Kuchengo (Tanzania) Abdul-majid Jecha RAMADHAN (Tanzania) Chair:Venant HABARUGIRA Chair:Phumlile DLAMINI

TOPIC 1 Measuring disability in population and housing censuses What questions were asked on disability in the last census or will be asked if the census will be taken in 2017 or 2018? Were the questions on disability tested? If so, what was tested and what were the results? What is the experience on the use of proxy respondents to obtain data on disability about other members of the household? What is the experience on the translation of questions on disability into different local languages in the country? If the question(s) on disability included the use of scaled response categories, what was the experience? Are they easily translated into local languages and easily understood by respondents? What is the overall experience in how the questions on disability worked in the field? Did respondents easily provide the information? Did interviewers ask the questions as intended?