1 Household Members in Sampled Households Using Computer at Home - 2001 CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE.

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1 Household Members in Sampled Households Using Computer at Home CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE

2 1. Does Your Household Own a Computer? Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey No of households owning computers 2001 & 2002 No of households owning computers Year 2001Year 2002Change % 1, % +4.7 %

3 2. Why Don’t You Own a Computer? Reasons for not having a PC Too costly1, % Not necessary3, % Other2965.7% Total5, % 1. Available at work 2. Available at relatives/friends 3. Too costly 4. Not necessary 5. Other, specify Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey

4 3. Do You Intend to Purchase a Computer? Yes, within next 12 months Yes, after one year No PC too costly (Q2): 1,756  Would buy a PC within 1 year: 117 (6.7%)  Would buy a PC after 1 year: 880(50.1%) YES: 1,545

5 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey 3. Do You Intend to Purchase a Computer? Yes, within next 12 months Yes, after one year No PC not necessary (Q2): 3,112  Would buy a PC in the future: 548 (17.6%)

6 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey 4. Are You Aware of Loan Facilities for the Purchase of a Computer at the Development Bank of Mauritius? YesNo 57.8%42.2%

7 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey 5. Since When Have You or Other Members of Your Household Been Using a Computer at Home?

8 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey 6. Do you have access to Internet? YesNo 69.6%30.4% 7. How much did your household spend on the use of Internet during the past month? Average expenditure per month: MRu: 506

9 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey 8. Do you intend to get Internet access?

10 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey II. IT qualification and access to computer and internet

11 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey IT qualifications of household members aged 12 years and over using a computer

12 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Q10. Where do you have access to a computer?

13 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Households members aged 12 years and over using a computer and place of access

14 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Q11. Do you have access to Internet?

15 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Q12. Where do you have access to Internet?

16 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Q12. Where do you have access to Internet? Households members aged 12 & over having access to internet and place of access

17 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey The last question was intended to all members of households owning a computer.

18 Continuous Multi-Purpose Household Survey Households members aged 12 & over using computer at home and purpose