1NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
ADMINISTRATIVE MAP OF NAMIBIA (REGIONAL BOUNDARIES)
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Foreword
Since independence in 1990, Namibia has adhered to international requirements by conducting Population and Housing Censuses every 10 years. The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA), which took over the function of the for-mer Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), has provided timely and high quality statistics to support the Governments
need to make results-based decisions, for policy formulation and for monitoring development programmes. In ad-
dition, the statistics generated by the NSA have been useful to the public and private sectors, training and research
institutions, non-governmental organizations, the media and the general public. Among others, the statistical products
include results from Population and Housing Censuses, demographic and health surveys, labour force surveys, and
household income and expenditure surveys.
Population and Housing Censuses are the main source for demographic and socio-economic statistics in any country.
The latest, undertaken in August 2011, was the most extensive census to be conducted in Namibia. Results of this
census will provide information on the size, distribution, composition and other social and economic characteristics of
the population as well as on household and housing amenities.
This is the second of a series of reports to be released on the 2011 census. The first report provided provisional (or
interim) results and was released in April 2012 to disseminate data on the distribution of the population by sex and
number of households at national, urban/rural, regional and constituency levels.
This Main Report presents the census results in much more detail. The results are the outcome of analyses and tabula-
tions undertaken after the successful completion of data processing. It is therefore possible that some of the figures
given in this Main Report differ slightly from those in the preliminary report due to errors that arose during the manual
compilations done early in 2012.
More detailed and targeted analyses of the census data will be undertaken in the next eight months. The NSA will
also produce the Census Atlas which will provide information on the spatial distribution of people at all administrative
levels.
The 2011 census was a complex, expensive and time consuming undertaking. To ensure the successful implementation
of the census, support was received from several organizations and individuals. Most funding was provided by the Gov-
ernment of the Republic of Namibia but a number of organizations also provided technical or financial support. We are
therefore grateful to everyone who contributed to ensuring that the 2011 census was a success. In particular, we thank
UNFPA, the Government of the United States of America through USAID and Statistics South Africa for their technical
support to ensure the timely completion of census activities. We also thank the census inter-agency technical commit-
tee, line ministries and government and private institutions, the regions, field staff and the general public for their sup-
port, all of which contributed to the success of the 2011 Population & Housing Census. The census results can only be
of value if they are used as evidence for making decisions and planning development, including business investments.
I therefore hope that users will find the contents of this report useful in their planning for national development. On
our part, we pledge to ensure the ready availability of all information required by all our users.
DR. JOHN STEYTLER
STATISTICIAN GENERAL
NAMIBIA STATISTICS AGENCY
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NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
The report presents the main results of the 2011 Namibia Population and Housing Census, which was undertaken in August 2011. The report provides a wide range of data on the characteristics of the population and on house-hold and housing conditions. The population characteristics include spatial distribution, age and sex composition,
marital status, education, literacy, economic activity, orphanhood and disability. The household and housing conditions
include household size, housing amenities, ownership and the quality of housing.
This Main Report provides results after the processing and analysis of data at national, urban, rural and regional levels.
Information for constituencies will be given in regional level analytical reports. Separate analytical reports will also be
prepared for specific topics, including.
" Fertility and Marital status
" Household and Housing conditions
" Mortality
" Gender dimensions
" Education and Literacy
" Spatial distribution and Urbanization
" Migration
" Children and Youth
" Ageing population and the elderly
" People with disabilities
For further individual analysis and research work, the NSA will make available data in a variety of formats, including:
" Statistical tables
" Regional level reports
" Thematic maps
" Census database
" Up-dated master frame
" Enumeration area maps
MS LIINA KAFIDI
DIRECTOR AND CENSUSES MANAGER
DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL STATISTICS
Preface
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5NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Contents
Foreword 2
Preface 3
List of Acronyms 6
Key Indicators by Region 8
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 22
1.2 The 2011 Population and Housing Census 22
1.3 Data Quality 22
1.4 Organization of the Report 23
CHAPTER 2: POPULATION SIZE, STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION 25
2.1 Population Size 25
2.2 Population Structure and Composition 27
2.3 Population Density 32
CHAPTER 3: POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 33
3.1 Marital Status 33
3.2 Citizenship 34
3.3 Namibian Birth Registration 34
CHAPTER 4: POPULATION TRENDS AND URBANISATION 37
4.1 Population Growth 37
4.2 Urbanization 37
4.3 Fertility 39
4.4 Deaths in the Household 42
4.5 Migration 44
CHAPTER 5: SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION 47
5.1 Information and Communication Technology 47
5.2 Early Childhood Development 47
5.3 Education and Literacy 48
5.4 Disability 53
5.5 Ophanhood 55
5.6 Economic Activity 56
5.7 Economically Inactive Population 61
CHAPTER 6: HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS 63
6.1 Household Size 63
6.2 Household Composition 63
6.3 Household Income 66
6.4 Household Assets 66
6.5 Language 68
6.6 Agricultural Activity 68
CHAPTER 7: HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS 71
7.1 Type of Housing 71
7.2 Type of Tenure 72
7.3 Average Number of People Per Room 72
7.4 Type of Materials Used for Construction 73
7.5 Source of Energy 75
7.6 Water Supply and Sanitation 77
7.7 Garbage and Waste Disposal 78
Annex: Glossary of Census Terms 81
ExampleofEnumerationAreaMap 84
Detailed Census Tables 85
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LIST OF ACRONYMS
ASFR AgeSpecificFertilityRate
CBS CentralBureauofStatistics
CBR Crude Birth Rate
CDR Crude Death Rate
EA EnumerationArea
ECD Early Childhood Development
ICT InformationCommunicationTechnology
MDGs Millennium Development Goals
NDPs NationalDevelopmentPlans
NSA NamibiaStatisticsAgency
TFR TotalFertilityRate
UNFPA UnitedNationsPopulationFund
USAID UnitedStatesAgencyforInternationalDevelopment
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NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
SELECTED URBAN LOCALITIES
REGIONS OF NAMIBIA
TotalPopulation
Namibia 2 113 077
Caprivi 90 596
Erongo 150 809
Hardap 79 507
Karas 77 421
Kavango 223 352
Khomas 342 141
Kunene 86 856
Ohangwena 245 446
Omaheke 71 233
Omusati 243 166
Oshana 176 674
Oshikoto 181 973
Otjozondjupa 143 903
Population:
Windhoek 325 858
Rundu 63 431
Walvis Bay 62 096
Swakopmund 44 725
Oshakati 36 541
Katima Mulilo 28 362
Otjiwarongo 28 249
Keetmanshoop 19 447
Tsumeb 19 275
Gobabis 19 101
Mariental 12 478
Outjo 8 445
Opuwo 7 657
Outapi 6 437
Eenhana 5 528
Omuthiya 3 794
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NAMIBIA CENSUS INDICATORS, 2011 AND 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 89 81
Total 2
113
077 1
830
330
Females 1
091
165 942
572 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 1
021
912 887
721 Never
attended
school 13 15
Currently
at
school 17 34
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.4 2.6 Left
school 66 45
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
43 33 In
labour
force 64 54
Rural
57 67 Employed 63 69
Unemployed 37 31
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 94 94 Outside
labour
force 29 39
Student 52 35
Population
density
Homemaker 15 43
People
per
sq.
km. 2.6 2.1 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 27 22
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 14 13 Households
with
5
14
years 23 26 Safe
water 80 87
15
59
years 57 52 No
toilet
facility 49 69
60+
years 7 7 Electricity
for
lighting 42 32
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
54 62
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 59 56 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 20 19 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 8 9 Farming 16 28
Married
consensually 8 7 Wages
&
Salaries 48 41
Divorced/Separated 2 3 Cash
remittance 5 6
Widowed 4 4 Business,
non-farming 12 9
Pension 15 11
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 97 97 Fertility
Non-Namibian 3 3 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.6 4.1
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 5 5
Oshiwambo 49 48
Nama/Damara 11 11
Afrikaans 10 11
Kavango 9 10
Otjiherero 9 8
Private
households
Number
464
839 346
455
Average
size 4.4 5.1
Head
of
household,
%
Females 44 45
Males 56 55
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Caprivi Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 84 78
Total 90
596 79
826
Females 46
497 40
749 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 44
099 39
077 Never
attended
school 16 19
Currently
at
school 18 16
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.3 1.8 Left
school 59 62
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
31 28 In
labour
force 61 60
Rural
69 72 Employed 62 83
Unemployed 38 17
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 95 96 Outside
labour
force 34 36
Student 48 31
Population
density
Homemaker 26 18
People
per
sq.
km. 6.2 5.5 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 21 17
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 14 13 Households
with
5
14
years 25 25 Safe
water 73 86
15
59
years 55 55 No
toilet
facility 74 83
60+
years 6 6 Electricity
for
lighting 32 21
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
83 85
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 45 46 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 6 5 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 34 34 Farming 21 28
Married
consensually 4 2 Wages
&
Salaries 30 30
Divorced/Separated 5 6 Cash
remittance 6 8
Widowed 6 5 Business,
non-farming 29 23
Pension 15 9
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 90 94 Fertility
Non-Namibian 10 6 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.1 3.8
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 4 4
Caprivi
languages 90 88
Private
households
Number 21
283 16
839
Average
size 4.2 4.7
Head
of
household,
%
Females 44 49
Males 56 51
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Erongo Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 97 92
Total 150
809 107
663
Females 70
986 50
040 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 79
823 57
616 Never
attended
school 6 8
Currently
at
school 9 9
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 3.4 1.3 Left
school 83 79
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
87 80 In
labour
force 79 71
Rural
13 20 Employed 70 66
Unemployed 30 34
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 112 115 Outside
labour
force 16 24
Student 46 35
Population
density
Homemaker 11 34
People
per
sq.
km. 2.4 1.7 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 35 31
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 11 11 Households
with
5
14
years 17 18 Safe
water 96 96
15
59
years 67 64 No
toilet
facility 11 12
60+
years 6 6 Electricity
for
lighting 81 73
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
15 20
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 58 57 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 26 24 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 2 2 Farming 3 4
Married
consensually 10 10 Wages
&
Salaries 73 67
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 5 8
Widowed 2 3 Business,
non-farming 9 8
Pension 8 10
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 96 96 Fertility
Non-Namibian 4 4 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.0 3.2
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 2 4
Oshiwambo 39 37
Afrikaans 20 22
Nama/Damara 19 21
Otjiherero 10 10
Private
households
Number
44
116
27
496
Average
size 3.3 3.8
Head
of
household,
%
Females 34 35
Males 66 65
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Hardap Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 91 83
Total 79
507
68
249
Females 38
935
33
665 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 40
572
34
579 Never
attended
school 11 13
Currently
at
school 9 9
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.5 0.3 Left
school 79 73
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
60 28 In
labour
force 71 64
Rural
40 72 Employed 65 66
Unemployed 35 34
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 104 103 Outside
labour
force 23 29
Student 31 29
Population
density
Homemaker 20 37
People
per
sq.
km. 0.7 0.6 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 39 33
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 11 13 Households
with
5
14
years 21 23 Safe
water 93 95
15
59
years 59 55 No
toilet
facility 35 34
60+
years 7 8 Electricity
for
lighting 66 51
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
45 20
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 54 54 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 29 3 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 1 1 Farming 7 9
Married
consensually 10 9 Wages
&
Salaries 64 61
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 7 7
Widowed 5 4 Business,
non-farming 4 5
Pension 15 15
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 98 98 Fertility
Non-Namibian 2 2 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.5 3.6
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 4 6
Nama/Damara 43 44
Afrikaans 41 44
Private
households
Number 19
307 15
039
Average
size 4.0 4.4
Head
of
household,
%
Females 36 34
Males 64 66
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Karas Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 97 87
Total 77
421 69
329
Females 38
014 32
346 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 39
407 36
976 Never
attended
school 6 7
Currently
at
school 9 7
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.1 1.1 Left
school 84 77
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
54 54 In
labour
force 75 67
Rural
46 46 Employed 68 71
Unemployed 32 29
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 104 114 Outside
labour
force 19 24
Student 39 28
Population
density
Homemaker 15 40
People
per
sq.
km. 0.5 0.4 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 35 32
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 11 11 Households
with
5
14
years 19 20 Safe
water 92 94
15
59
years 63 63 No
toilet
facility 23 26
60+
years 6 6 Electricity
for
lighting 67 50
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
28 35
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 59 69 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 27 20 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 3 2 Farming 5 7
Married
consensually 7 5 Wages
&
Salaries 72 69
Divorced/Separated 1 1 Cash
remittance 5 6
Widowed 3 2 Business,
non-farming 5 5
Pension 11 10
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 97 96 Fertility
Non-Namibian 1 3 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.1 3.1
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 4 3
Afrikaans 36 40
Oshiwambo 27 23
Nama/Damara 23 26
Private
households
Number 21
283 16
839
Average
size 4.2 4.7
Head
of
household,
%
Females 44 49
Males 56 51
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Kavango Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 79 70
Total 223
352 202
694
Females 118
591 106
176 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 104
761 96
515 Never
attended
school 21 26
Currently
at
school 18 19
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.0 3.7 Left
school 58 51
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
29 28 In
labour
force 61 49
Rural
71 72 Employed 50 80
Unemployed 50 20
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 88 91 Outside
labour
force 29 43
Student 29 33
Population
density
Homemaker 14 46
People
per
sq.
km. 4.6 4.0 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 30 21
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 16 15 Households
with
5
14
years 27 29 Safe
water 66 62
15
59
years 50 48 No
toilet
facility 75 81
60+
years 7 6 Electricity
for
lighting 24 11
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
84 89
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 44 39 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 13 13 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 20 29 Farming 43 52
Married
consensually 14 8 Wages
&
Salaries 22 21
Divorced/Separated 4 6 Cash
remittance 6 4
Widowed 5 6 Business,
non-farming 12 14
Pension 13 5
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 98 98 Fertility
Non-Namibian 2 2 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.5 5.5
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 6 6
Kavango
languages 79 91
Private
households
Number 36
741 30
467
Average
size 6.0 6.5
Head
of
household,
%
Females 43 41
Males 57 59
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Khomas Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 97 96
Total 342
141 250
262
Females 172
469 123
613 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 169
672 126
648 Never
attended
school 5 8
Currently
at
school 19 12
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 3.1 1.9 Left
school 73 78
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
95 93 In
labour
force 74 76
Rural
5 7 Employed 70 70
Unemployed 30 30
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 98 103 Outside
labour
force 21 21
Student 69 55
Population
density
Homemaker 8 24
People
per
sq.
km. 9.2 6.8 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 15 21
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 11 11 Households
with
5
14
years 16 18 Safe
water 99 98
15
59
years 69 67 No
toilet
facility 20 20
60+
years 4 4 Electricity
for
lighting 68 69
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
8 9
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 62 61 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 23 24 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 3 3 Farming 1 1
Married
consensually 9 7 Wages
&
Salaries 73 74
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 5 7
Widowed 2 2 Business,
non-farming 14 11
Pension 4 3
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 94 95 Fertility
Non-Namibian 6 5 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 2.8 4.9
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 3 4
Oshiwambo 41 37
Afrikaans 19 24
Nama/Damara 12 13
Otjiherero 10 9
Private
households
Number 89
438 58
580
Average
size 3.7 4.2
Head
of
household,
%
Females 39 36
Males 61 64
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
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Kunene Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 65 57
Total 86
856 68
735
Females 43
253 34
237 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 43
603 34
487 Never
attended
school 37 41
Currently
at
school 9 9
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 2.3 1.9 Left
school 50 45
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
26 25 In
labour
force 67 56
Rural
74 75 Employed 64 77
Unemployed 36 23
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 101 101 Outside
labour
force 24 37
Student 31 19
Population
density
Homemaker 30 56
People
per
sq.
km. 0.8 0.6 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 31 25
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 17 15 Households
with
5
14
years 25 26 Safe
water 67 73
15
59
years 51 48 No
toilet
facility 63 66
60+
years 7 7 Electricity
for
lighting 31 22
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
77 81
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 56 52 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 13 12 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 18 17 Farming 32 35
Married
consensually 8 12 Wages
&
Salaries 41 37
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 5 7
Widowed 3 4 Business,
non-farming 8 7
Pension 12 10
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 97 97 Fertility
Non-Namibian 3 3 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.9 4.7
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 4 5
Otjiherero 47 42
Nama/Damara 32 36
Private
households
Number 18
495 12
489
Average
size 4.6 5.3
Head
of
household,
%
Females 40 40
Males 60 60
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
16 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Ohangwena Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 86 79
Total 245
446 228
384
Females 133
316 124
828 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 112
130 103
556 Never
attended
school 17 23
Currently
at
school 23 23
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 0.7 2.4 Left
school 56 51
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
10 1 In
labour
force 49 43
Rural
90 99 Employed 57 64
Unemployed 43 36
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 84 83 Outside
labour
force 45 40
Student 48 26
Population
density
Homemaker 19 55
People
per
sq.
km. 23.0 21.3 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 33 19
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 15 15 Households
with
5
14
years 29 33 Safe
water 56 78
15
59
years 47 41 No
toilet
facility 80 89
60+
years 9 9 Electricity
for
lighting 11 4
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
88 94
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 65 59 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 18 17 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 7 9 Farming 26 52
Married
consensually 3 4 Wages
&
Salaries 22 13
Divorced/Separated 2 4 Cash
remittance 6 5
Widowed 5 6 Business,
non-farming 12 8
Pension 29 20
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 99 98 Fertility
Non-Namibian 1 2 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.6 5.3
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 5 5
Oshiwambo 98 97
Private
households
Number 43
723 35
958
Average
size 5.6 6.3
Head
of
household,
%
Females 57 60
Males 44 40
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
17NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Omaheke Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 73 67
Total 71
233 68
039
Females 34
016 32
484 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 37
217 35
554 Never
attended
school 29 33
Currently
at
school 10 12
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 0.5 2.5 Left
school 58 51
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
30 28 In
labour
force 65 55
Rural
70 72 Employed 61 76
Unemployed 39 24
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 109 109 Outside
labour
force 24 41
Student 34 26
Population
density
Homemaker 28 55
People
per
sq.
km. 0.8 0.8 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 38 19
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 15 15 Households
with
5
14
years 23 26 Safe
water 85 89
15
59
years 55 51 No
toilet
facility 60 62
60+
years 7 6 Electricity
for
lighting 33 28
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
73 76
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 58 60 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 16 13 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 10 8 Farming 22 28
Married
consensually 11 13 Wages
&
Salaries 49 45
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 6 7
Widowed 3 3 Business,
non-farming 7 6
Pension 13 9
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 99 99 Fertility
Non-Namibian 1 1 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.4 4.7
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 4 4
Otjiherero 42 39
Nama/Damara 28 27
Afrikaans 10 12
San 5 7
Private
households
Number 16
174 12
590
Average
size 4.3 5.3
Head
of
household,
%
Females 34 33
Males 66 67
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
18 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Omusati Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 88 84
Total 243
166 228
842
Females 133
621 126
368 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 109
545 102
473 Never
attended
school 13 17
Currently
at
school 23 24
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 0.6 1.9 Left
school 60 56
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
6 1 In
labour
force 49 38
Rural
94 99 Employed 58 65
Unemployed 42 35
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 82 81 Outside
labour
force 43 59
Student 50 31
Population
density
Homemaker 13 49
People
per
sq.
km. 9.1 8.6 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 37 19
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 14 13 Households
with
5
14
years 26 31 Safe
water 52 83
15
59
years 49 45 No
toilet
facility 78 83
60+
years 11 9 Electricity
for
lighting 9 4
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
88 93
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 65 61 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 20 19 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 6 8 Farming 22 46
Married
consensually 3 4 Wages
&
Salaries 25 16
Divorced/Separated 2 3 Cash
remittance 5 6
Widowed 5 5 Business,
non-farming 10 8
Pension 31 22
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 98 98 Fertility
Non-Namibian 2 2 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.8 4.9
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 6 6
Oshiwambo 96 95
Private
households
Number 46
698 38
202
Average
size 5.2 5.9
Head
of
household,
%
Females 55 62
Males 45 38
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
19NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Oshana Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 96 89
Total 176
674 161
916
Females 96
559 87
958 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 80
115 73
957 Never
attended
school 7 8
Currently
at
school 21 22
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 0.9 1.8 Left
school 68 65
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
45 31 In
labour
force 61 49
Rural
54 69 Employed 63 59
Unemployed 37 41
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 83 84 Outside
labour
force 29 45
Student 62 44
Population
density
Homemaker 6 37
People
per
sq.
km. 20.4 18.7 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 28 19
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 12 12 Households
with
5
14
years 21 28 Safe
water 84 93
15
59
years 59 53 No
toilet
facility 46 49
60+
years 8 7 Electricity
for
lighting 31 19
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
49 66
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 67 63 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 22 20 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 2 4 Farming 13 36
Married
consensually 4 6 Wages
&
Salaries 40 32
Divorced/Separated 1 2 Cash
remittance 5 5
Widowed 4 4 Business,
non-farming 17 13
Pension 19 12
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 98 98 Fertility
Non-Namibian 3 2 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 3.0 3.7
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 5 5
Oshiwambo 94 93
Private
households
Number 37
284 29
557
Average
size 4.5 5.4
Head
of
household,
%
Females 54 54
Males 46 46
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
20 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Oshikoto Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 88 83
Total 181
973 161
007
Females 94
907 84
620 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 87
066 76
387 Never
attended
school 14 16
Currently
at
school 20 20
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 1.2 2.2 Left
school 63 61
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
13 9 In
labour
force 57 39
Rural
87 91 Employed 60 55
Unemployed 40 45
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females 92 90 Outside
labour
force 35 56
Student 50 34
Population
density
Homemaker 15 45
People
per
sq.
km. 4.7 4.2 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 30 21
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 14 14 Households
with
5
14
years 26 29 Safe
water 70 88
15
59
years 52 47 No
toilet
facility 69 70
60+
years 9 8 Electricity
for
lighting 20 15
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
80 84
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 62 59 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 23 22 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 4 45 Farming 33 56
Married
consensually 5 7 Wages
&
Salaries 30 20
Divorced/Separated 1 2 Cash
remittance 5 3
Widowed 4 4 Business,
non-farming 10 6
Pension 19 11
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 98 99 Fertility
Non-Namibian 2 1 Average
number
of
children
per
woman 4.1 4.6
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 7 5
Oshiwambo 86 87
Private
households
Number 37
400 28
419
Average
size 4.8 5.6
Head
of
household,
%
Females 49 50
Males 51 50
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
21NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Otjozondjupa Region Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
CENSUS
INDICATORS
2011 2001 2011 2001
Population
Size Literacy
rate,
15+
years,
% 83 67
Total 143
903 135
384
Females 70
001 65
488 Education,
15+
years,
%
Males 73
902 69
896 Never
attended
school 20 22
Currently
at
school 11 10
Annual
growth
rate
(%) 0.6 2.8 Left
school 66 53
Percent
in
Urban/Rural
areas Labour
force,
15+
years,
%
Urban
54 41 In
labour
force 72 52
Rural
46 59 Employed 63 68
Unemployed 37 32
Sex
ratio:
Males
per
100
females Outside
labour
force 20 49
106 107 Student 46 31
Population
density
Homemaker 16 46
People
per
sq.
km. 1.4 1.3 Retired,
too
old,
etc. 29 23
Age
composition,
% Housing
conditions,
%
Under
5
years 14 14 Households
with
5
14
years 22 24 Safe
water 95 94
15
59
years 58 55 No
toilet
facility 39 43
60+
years 6 5 Electricity
for
lighting 56 42
Wood/charcoal
for
cooking
56 60
Marital
status:
15+
years,
%
Never
married 57 55 Main
source
of
income,
%
Married
with
certificate 18 15 Household
main
income
Married
traditionally 9 10 Farming 10 15
Married
consensually 11 13 Wages
&
Salaries 60 55
Divorced/Separated 2 2 Cash
remittance 6 10
Widowed 2 3 Business,
non-farming 10 8
Pension 10 7
Citizenship,
%
Namibian 94 89 Fertility
Non-Namibian 6 11 Average
number
of
children
per
woman4.0 4.1
Main
language
spoken
at
home,
Disability,
%
Percent
of
households With
disability 5 4
Otjiherero 27 28
Oshiwambo 21 20
Nama/Damara 21 22
Private
households
Number 33
192 25
338
Average
size 4.2 4.6
Head
of
household,
%
Females 37 33
Males 63 67
Census Indicators, 2011 and 2001
22 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
23NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
The 2011 Population and Housing Census is the third national Census to be conducted in Namibia after indepen-dence. The first was conducted 1991 followed by the 2001 Census. Namibia is therefore one of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa that has participated in the 2010 Round of Censuses and followed the international best prac-
tice of conducting decennial Censuses, each of which attempts to count and enumerate every person and household
in a country every ten years. Surveys, by contrast, collect data from samples of people and/or households.
Censuses provide reliable and critical data on the socio-economic and demographic status of any country. In Namibia,
Census data has provided crucial information for development planning and programme implementation. Specifically,
the information has assisted in setting benchmarks, formulating policy and the evaluation and monitoring of national
development programmes including NDP4, Vision 2030 and several sector programmes. The information has also been
used to update the national sampling frame which is used to select samples for household-based surveys, including la-
bour force surveys, demographic and health surveys, household income and expenditure surveys. In addition, Census
information will be used to guide the demarcation of Namibias administrative boundaries where necessary.
At the international level, Census information has been used extensively in monitoring progress towards Namibias
achievement of international targets, particularly the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
1.1The2011PopulationandHousingCensus
The latest and most comprehensive Census was conducted in August 2011. Preparations for the Census started in the
2007/2008 financial year under the auspices of the then Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) which was later transformed
into the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA). The NSA was established under the Statistics Act No. 9 of 2011, with the legal
mandate and authority to conduct population Censuses every 10 years.
The Census was implemented in three broad phases; pre-enumeration, enumeration and post enumeration.
During the first pre-enumeration phase, activities accomplished including the preparation of a project document, es-
tablishing Census management and technical committees, and establishing the Census cartography unit which demar-
cated the Enumeration Areas (EAs). Other activities included the development of Census instruments and tools, such
as the questionnaires, manuals and field control forms.
Field staff were recruited, trained and deployed during the initial stages of the enumeration phase. The actual enu-
meration exercise was undertaken over a period of about three weeks from 28 August to 15 September 2011, while 28
August 2011 was marked as the reference period or Census Day.
The post-enumeration phase started with the sending of completed questionnaires to Head Office and the preparation
of summaries for the preliminary report, which was published in April 2012. Processing of the Census data began with
manual editing and coding, which focused on the household identification section and un-coded parts of the question-
naire. This was followed by the capturing of data through scanning. Finally, the data were verified and errors corrected
where necessary. This took longer than planned due to inadequate technical skills.
1.2 Data quality
Great efforts were made to check and ensure that the Census data was of high quality to enhance its credibility and in-
crease its usage. Various quality controls were implemented to ensure relevance, timeliness, accuracy, coherence and
proper data interpretation. Other activities undertaken to enhance quality included the demarcation of the country
into small enumeration areas to ensure comprehensive coverage; the development of structured Census question-
naires after consultation with government ministries, university expertise and international partners; the preparation
of detailed supervisors and enumerators instruction manuals to guide field staff during enumeration; the undertaking
of comprehensive publicity and advocacy programmes to ensure full Government support and cooperation from the
general public; the testing of questionnaires and other procedures; the provision of adequate training and undertaking
of intensive supervision using four supervisory layers; the editing of questionnaires at field level; establishing proper
mechanisms which ensured that all completed questionnaires were properly accounted for; ensuring intensive verifi-
cation, validating all information and error corrections; and developing capacity in data processing with support from
the international community.
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
24 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
1.3Organizationofthereport
The report is divided into seven main chapters including the foreword, preface and several annexes. Chapter 1 provides
an introduction which includes the background to Censuses, the 2011 Census and data quality and report organization.
Chapter 2 provides information on population size, population structure and composition, sex ratios and population
density. Chapter 3 gives information on marital status, citizenship and registration of births. Chapter 4 provides infor-
mation on population trends, with a focus on population growth, urbanization, fertility and migration, and household
deaths. Chapter 5 addresses socio-economic characteristics of the population and mainly covers Information Com-
munication Technology (ICT), literacy, education, disability, orphanhood and economic activity. Chapter 6 provides in-
formation on household characteristics including household size, household composition, main sources of income for
the household, asset ownership, main language spoken at household level and agricultural activity. Chapter 7 provides
information on housing characteristics and focuses on types of housing unit, tenure status, construction materials,
water supply and sanitation as well as sources of energy for the household.
There are three annexes: a glossary of Census terms, Enumeration Area Map and detailed tables.
Introduction
25NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
CHAPTER 2: POPULATION STRUCTURE, COMPOSITION AND DENSITY
Chapter 2: Populati on Structure, Compositi on And Density
This chapter provides informati on on populati on size, structure, compositi on and density. It also provides
analyses of populati on trends between the 1991, 2001 and 2011 Census years.
2.1Populationsize
Overall, the populati on has grown steadily since 1921 rising from under one quarter of a million in 1921
through to 1.8 million in 2001 and 2.1 million in 2011. Figure 2.1.1 presents absolute fi gures for this
period.
The total populati on enumerated in Namibian during the 2011 Census was 2,113,077 of which 903,434
people were in urban and another 1,209,643 people in rural areas. The total populati on in private house-
holds was 2,064,489, while there were 27,402 people in insti tuti ons (hostels, hospitals etc) and 21,186
people in a special populati on category (homeless, travellers, prisoners, fi shermen etc.).
Total
Population
was
2,113,077
The urban
popula-
tiongrew
by 49.7%
and rural
population
dropped by
1.4% be-
tween 2001
and 2011
Figure2.1.1PopulationgrowthinNamibiasince1921
Figure2.1.2PopulationsizebyCensusyearandarea
Figure 2.1.2 gives populati on size by urban and rural areas for all Census years, and shows that the total
Namibian populati on increased from 1.4 million in 1991, to 1.8 million in 2001 and 2.1 million people
in 2011.
26 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table2.1.1PopulationsizeandpercentincreasebyCensusyearandarea
Note: *TheareasfortheregionsofCaprivi,Kavango,KuneneandOmusatihavebeenadjustedbetween1991and2001.
**PopulationforErongoin1991excludedWalvisBaywhichwasnotpartofNamibia
Table 2.1.2 shows the proportion of the population living in rural and urban areas as well as in the 13
regions during each of the three census years.
The Khomas region accommodates over 16% of the total population or 342,141, up from 12% 20 years
ago, followed by both Omusati and Ohangwena with almost 12% (243,166 and 245,446 respectively) of
all people in 2011. Only 3% of the population (71,233) lived in the Omaheke region which has not seen
much of a change in its relative share over the past two decades. Other regions with relatively small
changes include Kunene, Oshikoto and Otjozondjupa. As stated before, the share of the population in
certain regions, especially those with large rural populations, has declined whereas populations have
increased in regions with rapid urbanisation, such as Khomas and Erongo
Table 2.1.1 shows that the urban population grew by 49.7% between 2001 and 2011, while the rural
population decreased by 1.4% over the same period. These trends illustrate the high rates of rural-urban
migration in Namibia. Erongo had the highest population increase of 40% followed by Khomas with 37%
between 2001 and 2011. Omahekes population grew the least, by only 4.7% during the same period.
The below average growth of the population in the central northern regions, Omaheke and Otjozon-
djupa regions can be explained by migration to others region.
16 % of the
total popu-
lationlived
in Khomas
region in
2011
Area
Census
year
1991
2001
2011
Population
Population
Population
increase
from
1991
Percent
increase
from
1991
Population
Population
increase
from
2001
Percent
increase
from
2001
Namibia
1
409
920
1
830
330
420
410
29.8
2
113
077
282
747
15.4
Urban
382
680
603
612
220
932
57.7
903
434
299
822
49.7
Rural
1
027
240
1
226
718
199
478
19.4
1
209
643
-17
075
-1.4
Caprivi*
90
442
79
826
-10
616
-11.7
90
596
10
770
13.5
Erongo**
55
470
107
663
52
193
94.1
150
809
43
146
40.1
Hardap
66
495
68
249
1
754
2.6
79
507
11
258
16.5
Karas
61
162
69
329
8
167
13.4
77
421
8
092
11.7
Kavango*
116
830
202
694
85
864
73.5
223
352
20
658
10.2
Khomas
167
071
250
262
83
191
49.8
342
141
91
879
36.7
Kunene*
64
017
68
735
4
718
7.4
86
856
18
121
26.4
Ohangwena
179
634
228
384
48
750
27.1
245
446
17
062
7.5
Omaheke
52
735
68
039
15
304
29
71
233
3
194
4.7
Omusati*
189
919
228
842
38
923
20.5
243
166
14
324
6.3
Oshana
134
884
161
916
27
032
20.0
176
674
14
758
9.1
Oshikoto
128
745
161
007
32
262
25.1
181
973
20
966
13.0
Otjozondjupa
102
536
135
384
32
848
32.0
143
903
8
519
6.3
Chapter 2: Population Structure, Composition And Density
27NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table2.1.2PercentageshareofpopulationCensusyearandarea
Note: *TheareasfortheregionsofCaprivi,Kavango,KuneneandOmusatihavebeenadjustedbetween1991and200
**PopulationforErongoin1991excludedWalvisBaywhichwasnotpartoftheregionthen.
2.2Populationstructureandcomposition
This sub-section provides information on the composition of the population in terms of gender and age,
which are important demographic parameters.
2.2.1 Age groups
The age distribution of the population by broad age groups and area is presented in Table 2.2.1. Namibia
has a relatively young population, with close to 37% of the whole population being less than 15 years of
age. The share of young people below the age of 15 years in rural areas is higher than in urban (44% and
30%, respectively). Likewise, the proportion of elderly people (above the age of 60 years) in rural areas is
more than double that in urban areas (9.1% compared to 4.3%). These characteristics are a consequence
of migration by working age people to urban areas.
Area
Percent
1991
2001
2011
Namibia
100.0
100.0
100.0
Urban
27.1
33.0
42.8
Rural
72.9
67.0
57.3
Caprivi*
6.4
4.4
4.3
Erongo**
3.9
5.9
7.1
Hardap
4.7
3.7
3.8
Karas
4.3
3.8
3.7
Kavango*
8.3
11.1
10.6
Khomas
11.9
13.7
16.2
Kunene*
4.5
3.8
4.1
Ohangwena
12.7
12.5
11.6
Omaheke
3.7
3.7
3.4
Omusati*
13.5
12.5
11.5
Oshana
9.6
8.9
8.4
Oshikoto
9.1
8.8
8.6
Otjozondjupa
7.3
7.4
6.8
Chapter 2: Population Structure, Composition And Density
28 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 2.2.1.1 Median age by sex and area
2.2.1.1 Median age
Median age is used as an indicator to determine whether the population is young, old or intermediate. Thus, a
country is considered young when it has median age of less than 20 years, while countries with medians of 30
years and above is old. Populations with median ages between 20 and 29 are referred to as intermediate. Namibia
has a median age of 21 years, and is therefore rather young. The figure of 21 years means that half the popula-
tion is less than 21 years, and the other half older than 21 years. Table 2.2.1.1 provides information on median age
by sex, and in urban and rural areas. The median age for urban area is 24 years which is higher compared to the
median age of 18 years in rural areas. Again, this is due to the migration of the working age population to urban
areas. Regions with large rural populations have rather low and young median ages, such as Kavango, Ohangwena
and Omusati.
The Namibian
population
has a me-
dian age of 21
years
Area
Age
group
0
-
4
5
-
14
15
-
59
60+
Namibia
13.5
23.0
56.5
7.1
Urban
11.5
18.2
66.0
4.3
Rural
14.9
26.5
49.4
9.1
Caprivi
14.4
24.6
54.9
6.1
Erongo
10.8
16.7
66.9
5.6
Hardap
11.9
21.1
59.2
7.8
Karas
11.2
19.3
63.3
6.2
Kavango
15.9
27.1
50.1
6.9
Khomas
10.8
16.4
69.2
3.6
Kunene
16.5
25.2
51.3
6.9
Ohangwena
15.5
28.6
46.7
9.2
Omaheke
15.0
23.7
54.5
6.8
Omusati
13.9
26.3
49.0
10.7
Oshana
12.3
21.4
58.8
7.5
Oshikoto
14.1
25.8
51.6
8.5
Otjozondjupa
14.2
22.0
58.0
5.8
Area
Median
age
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
21
21
20
Urban
24
24
24
Rural
18
19
17
Caprivi
20
20
19
Erongo
26
26
27
Hardap
24
23
24
Karas
25
25
26
Kavango
18
19
16
Khomas
25
24
25
Kunene
19
19
19
Ohangwena
17
18
16
Omaheke
21
20
21
Omusati
18
20
17
Oshana
21
22
20
Oshikoto
19
20
18
Otjozondjupa
22
21
22
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Table2.2.1Percentdistributionbyagegroupandarea
29NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Close to 52 % of
thepopulation
was female
On average
there are 94
men for every
100 women
2.2.1.2Sexcomposition
The 2011 Census collected information on sex. Table 2.2.1.2 gives the population distribution by sex, urban, rural
and region.
The results show that the female population continues to be higher than the male population (1,091,165 females
and 1,021,912 males), representing 51.5% of the total population compared to 48.4% for males. There were no
major differences between females and males in urban and rural areas. Some regions are characterised by greater
dominances of females compared to the national average. These are in particular the north-central regions and the
Kavango region where the proportion of females ranges from 52% to 55%. This phenomenon can be explained by
the migration of job-seeking men to other regions. As a result, there are more males than females in most central
and southern regions of Namibia.
12010 Zambia Census and 2011 South Africa Census reports
Table2.2.1.2Populationandpercentagedistributionbysexandarea
2.2.1.3Sexratio
Sex ratio is another measure of sex composition and is the proportion of males per 100 females in a given popula-
tion.
Table 2.2.1.3 provides the sex ratio by urban and rural areas and by regions. The sex ratio for Namibia is 94 which
means that there are on average 94 men for every 100 women in Namibia. This is not very different from sex ratios
found in other SADC countries. For example, the sex ratio for South Africa was also 94 in 2011, while for Zambia
was 96 in 20101 . The trend over the census years from 103 in 1991, to 99 in 2001 and 95 in 2011 indicates a
strong decline in the sex ratio in urban areas as more and more females have also migrated to towns during the last
decade. For example, the ratio dropped from 111 men per 100 women in 1991 to 98 men per 100 women in 2011
in the Khomas Region. The migration of women to urban areas has also resulted in the sex ratio in urban and rural
areas being virtually the same.
Area
Total
Female
Percent
Male
Percent
Namibia
2
113
077
1
091
165
51.6
1
021
912
48.4
Urban
903
434
463
100
51.3
440
334
48.7
Rural
1
209
643
628
065
51.9
581
578
48.1
Caprivi
90
596
46
497
51.3
44
099
48.7
Erongo
150
809
70
986
47.1
79
823
52.9
Hardap
79
507
38
935
49.0
40
572
51.0
Karas
77
421
38
014
49.1
39
407
50.9
Kavango
223
352
118
591
53.1
104
761
46.9
Khomas
342
141
172
469
50.4
169
672
49.6
Kunene
86
856
43
253
49.8
43
603
50.2
Ohangwena
245
446
133
316
54.3
112
130
45.7
Omaheke
71
233
34
016
47.8
37
217
52.2
Omusati
243
166
133
621
55.0
109
545
45.0
Oshana
176
674
96
559
54.7
80
115
45.3
Oshikoto
181
973
94
907
52.2
87
066
47.8
Otjozondjupa
143
903
70
001
48.6
73
902
51.4
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30 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table2.2.1.3SexratiobyCensusyearsandarea
Figure2.2.1.4.1Nationalpopulationpyramid
2.2.1.4 Age-sex pyramid
Age-sex pyramids provide important illustrati ons of the demographic characteristi cs of the populati on.
Figure 2.2.1.4.1 is the nati onal populati on pyramid, which shows that Namibia has a youthful populati on
in the broad base of young people below a very narrow apex made up of the small proporti on of elderly
people aged 60 years and older. This shape is a typical refl ecti on of populati ons having high ferti lity and
high mortality rates. Further, the pyramid shows that the share of females is larger than that of males in
all age groups.
Area
Sex
ratio
and
Census
year
1991
2001
2011
Namibia
95
94
94
Urban
103
99
95
Rural
92
92
93
Caprivi
95
96
95
Erongo
109
115
112
Hardap
103
103
104
Karas
125
114
104
Kavango
91
91
88
Khomas
111
102
98
Kunene
102
101
101
Ohangwena
81
83
84
Omaheke
107
109
109
Omusati
79
81
82
Oshana
84
84
83
Oshikoto
93
90
92
Otjozondjupa
117
107
106
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31NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Figure2.2.1.4.2Urbanpopulationpyramid
Figure2.2.1.4.3Ruralpopulationpyramid
Figure 2.2.1.4.2 presents the populati on pyramid for urban areas in fi ve-year age groups. The pyramid is
bulky in the middle and has a relati ve narrow apex indicati ng that urban areas have a large proporti on of
working-age people (between 15-59 years of age) and a much smaller proporti on of the elderly people
compared to Figure 2.2.1.4.3 which gives the pyramid for rural areas.
Chapter 2: Populati on Structure, Compositi on And Density
32 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
2.3PopulationDensity
Population density is the average number of people per square kilometre. Thus, it shows the relationship
between a given population and the size of the country. Population densities calculated for all regions are
given in Table 2.3.1 below.
The population density of Namibia has grown over the years from 1.7 in 1991 to 2.2 in 2001 and to 2.6
people per square kilometre in 2011 as a result of the growth of the population.
At a regional level, Ohangwena and Oshana are the most densely populated regions with 22.9 and 20.4
people per square kilometres, respectively. On the other hand, Karas is the least densely populated
region with a density of 0.5 people per square kilometre followed by Hardap (0.7) and Kunene and Oma-
heke (both 0.8).
The density
was 2.6
persons per
square
kilometre
Table2.3.1PopulationdensitybyCensusyearandarea
Map2.3.1Populationdensitybyarea
1991
2001
2011
Area
Persons
per
km²
Persons
per
km²
Population
Area
in
km²
Persons
per
km²
Namibia
1.7
2.2
2
113
077
824
116
2.6
Caprivi
4.9
5.5
90
596
14
528
6.1
Erongo
0.9
1.7
150
809
63
579
2.4
Hardap
0.6
0.6
79
507
109
651
0.7
Karas
0.4
0.4
77
421
161
215
0.5
Kavango
2.7
4.2
223
352
48
463
4.6
Khomas
4.4
6.8
342
141
37
007
9.3
Kunene
0.5
0.6
86
856
115
293
0.8
Ohangwena
17.9
21.3
245
446
10
703
22.9
Omaheke
0.6
0.8
71
233
84
612
0.8
Omusati
15.1
8.6
243
166
26
573
9.2
Oshana
26
18.7
176
674
8
653
20.4
Oshikoto
4.8
4.2
181
973
38
653
4.7
Otjozondjupa
0.9
1.3
143
903
105
185
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33NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Close to 20 %
of the popu-
lationaged
15 years and
above was
married with
certificate
The chapter provides informati on on demographic characteristi cs and focuses on marital status, citi zen-
ship and status of birth registrati on.
3.1 Marital status
During the census, all people were asked to state their marital status in one of the following categories:
never married, married with certi fi cate, married traditi onally, consensual union, divorced/separated and
widowed. For internati onal comparisons the analysis focuses only the populati on aged 15 years and
above although we acknowledge that there are cases of child marriage in Namibia.
Table 3.1.1 shows that approximately 59% of populati on aged 15 years or older were never married.
About 35% was married with certi fi cates, traditi onally married or lived in a consensual union. The high
number of people that were never married can be explained by the young populati on. More men (62.5%)
than women (55.9%) were never married, partly as a result of the skewed sex rati o analysed above. Ap-
proximately 8% of couples were in consensual unions. The proporti on of the populati on divorced, wid-
owed and separated decreased slightly from 7% in 2001 to 6% in 2011. There were, however, relati vely
more females who were divorced, widowed or separated than males.
Figure3.1.1Percentdistributionofmaritalstatusforpopulationaged15yearsandabove
Table3.1.1Maritalstatusofpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex
CHAPTER 3: POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS
Chapter 3: Populati on Characteristi cs
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Percent
Female
Percent
Male
Percent
Total
1
324
234
100.0
697
572
100.0
626
662
100.0
Never
Married
781
712
59.0
389
907
55.9
391
805
62.5
Married
with
Certificate
265
661
20.1
138
401
19.8
127
260
20.3
Married
Traditionally
100
939
7.6
54
867
7.9
46
072
7.4
Consensual
Union
99
853
7.5
52
443
7.5
47
410
7.6
Divorced
17
576
1.3
12
436
1.8
5
140
0.8
Widowed
47
782
3.6
42
094
6.0
5
688
0.9
Separated
9
459
0.7
6
776
1.0
2
683
0.4
Don't
Know
1
252
0.1
648
0.1
604
0.1
34 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
3.2Citizenship
The census asked all people to state their country of citizenship, from which the number of Namibians
and non-Namibians is reported in Table 3.2.1. The Table shows that the great majority of people enu-
merated (96.8%) were Namibians. Rather more men were non-Namibians than women.
Table3.2.1Populationdistributionbysexandcitizenship
Table3.2.2Non-citizenspopulationbysexandcountryoforigin
Table 3.2.2 shows the distribution of non-Namibians by selected countries of origin, but it only lists coun-
tries of origin from which citizens constitute a substantial share of the total non-Namibian population.
Angolan nationals represented the highest proportion of foreigners residing in Namibia (28.9%). This is
a sharp decline from 2001 when 42.8% of foreigners were Angolan nationals. The decrease can be ex-
plained by the end of the Angolan civil war which led to the return of many of its citizens. Other Angolan
nationals might have since acquired Namibian citizenship. The proportion of Angolan men (30.7%) was
higher than women (26.6%). Zambians and South Africans constituted 11.2% and 8.6% of foreign nation-
als in Namibia.
3.3NamibianBirthRegistration
The Census provides information on whether the respondent was in possession of a Namibian birth reg-
istration certificate or not. The results are presented in Table 3.3.1. Birth certificates are needed to access
social services, such as social grants and educational services.
The Table shows that a significant proportion (about 92%) of the population possessed birth certificates.
At regional level, the highest proportion of people with birth certificates was in Karas, (97.8%) and Hardap
(97%). Kavango region had the lowest proportion of 78% of people with birth certificates.
About 92.0 %
of the
populationhas
acquired birth
certificates
49
Citizenship
Population
Total
Percent
Female
Percent
Male
Percent
Total
2
113
077
100.0
1
091
165
100.0
1
021
912
100.0
Namibians
2
044
610
96.8
1
060
538
97.2
984
072
96.3
Non-Namibians
68
358
3.2
30
567
2.8
37
791
3.7
Don't
Know
109
0.0
60
0.0
49
0.0
Citizenship
Population
Total
Percent
Female
Percent
Male
Percent
Total
68
358
100
30
567
100
37
791
100.0
Angola
19
758
28.9
8
155
26.6
11
603
30.7
Botswana
481
0.7
253
0.8
228
0.6
South
Africa
5
913
8.6
2
847
9.3
3
066
8.1
Zambia
7
652
11.2
2
919
9.5
4
733
12.5
Zimbabwe
5
448
8.0
2
386
7.8
3
062
8.1
Other
SADC
countries
9
413
13.7
4
656
15.2
4
757
12.6
Other
African
countries
9
408
13.7
4
626
15.1
4
782
12.6
European
countries
6
204
9.1
3
052
10
3
152
8.3
American
countries
950
1.4
485
1.6
465
1.2
Asian
and
Oceanic
Countries
3
131
4.6
1
188
3.9
1
943
5.1
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35NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table3.3.1StatusofhavingaNamibianbirthcertificatebyarea
Note: The figures do not include those born outside Namibia
Area
Total
With
birth
certificate
Without
birth
certificate
Don't
know
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Namibia
2
029
194
1
867
497
92.0
155
367
7.7
6
330
0.3
Caprivi
81
111
73
902
91.1
7
124
8.8
85
0.1
Erongo
143
393
138
614
96.7
4
516
3.1
263
0.2
Hardap
77
224
74
978
97.1
2
150
2.8
96
0.1
Karas
74
904
73
291
97.8
1
516
2.0
97
0.1
Kavango
218
845
170
665
78.0
47
592
21.7
588
0.3
Khomas
319
965
309
263
96.7
10
115
3.2
587
0.2
Kunene
83
550
75
449
90.3
7
555
9.0
546
0.7
Ohangwena
241
055
216
284
89.7
23
752
9.9
1
019
0.4
Omaheke
69
876
65
389
93.6
4
192
6.0
295
0.4
Omusati
238
474
219
464
92.0
18
206
7.6
804
0.3
Oshana
169
875
163
789
96.4
5
475
3.2
611
0.4
Oshikoto
177
132
162
034
91.5
14
319
8.1
779
0.4
Otjozondjupa
133
790
124
375
93.0
8
855
6.6
560
0.4
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36 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
37NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table4.1.1Intercensalpopulationincreaseandannualgrowthrates(1991-2001)and(2001-2011)byarea
This chapter analyses population trends, including changes in population growth, urbanization, sex ra-
tios, household deaths and fertility.
4.1Populationgrowth
The population of Namibia has been growing steadily since the first post-independence census of 1991.
Table 4.1.1 provides population increase and annual growth rates between 1991 and 2011.
The intercensal population growth rate between 2001 and 2011 was 1.4% compared to 2.6% between
1991 2001. The annual growth rate for urban areas was 4.0%, which is much higher than the national
rate. There was however, a negative growth rate (- 0.1%) in rural areas due to high migration to urban
areas.
The highest growth rates are recorded for Erongo (3.4%) and Khomas (3.1% compared to 1.9% in the
period 1991-2001). Conversely, Omaheke had the lowest growth rate of only 0.5% compared to 2.5% in
the period 1991-2001.
Note: *TheareasfortheregionsofCaprivi,Kavango,KuneneandOmusatihavebeenadjustedbetween1991and2001.
**PopulationforErongoin1991excludedWalvisBaywhichwasnotpartoftheregionthen.
--NotAvailable
4.2Urbanization
The level of urbanization indicates the relative number of inhabitants in urban areas compared to rural
areas. Table 4.2.1 shows the urban and rural population for all the Census years 1991, 2001 and 2011.
Urbanisation increased from 28% in 1991 to 43% in 2011.
The annual
population
growth rate
between 2001
and 2011 was
1.4 %
The level of
urbanization
increased to
43% in 2011
from 28% in
1991
CHAPTER 4: POPULATION TRENDS AND URBANISATION
Chapter 4: Population Trends And Urbanisation
Area
Intercensal
population
increase
(1991-2001)
Intercensal
Annual
growth
rates
(1991-2001)
Intercensal
population
increase
(2001
-
2011)
Intercensal
Annual
growth
rates
(2001
-
2011)
Namibia
420
410
2.6
282
747
1.4
Urban
208
834
--
299
822
4.0
Rural
211
576
--
-17
075
-0.1
Caprivi*
-105
941
-1.8
10
770
1.3
Erongo**
52
193
1.3
43
146
3.4
Hardap
1
754
0.3
11
258
1.5
Karas
8
167
1.3
8
092
1.1
Kavango*
85
864
5.8
20
658
1.0
Khomas
83
191
1.9
91
879
3.1
Kunene*
4
718
1.9
18
121
2.3
Ohangwena
48
750
2.4
17
062
0.7
Omaheke
15
304
2.5
3
194
0.5
Omusati*
38
923
1.9
14
324
0.6
Oshana
27
032
1.8
14
758
0.9
Oshikoto
32
262
2.2
20
966
1.2
Otjozondjupa
32
848
2.8
8
519
0.6
38 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table4.2.1UrbanizationlevelinNamibiabyCensusyearandarea
Changes in the populations of all urban areas between 2001 and 2011 are reported in Table 4.2.2.
Overall, the total urban population of the country grew by 49.6%. The highest growth was in Outapi and
Ondangwa where the populations more than doubled or grew by over 100%. On the other hand, the
populations of Oranjemund and Luderitz areas decreased by 5.7 and 12.2, respectively.
Rates of change could not be estimated for towns that had not yet been declared as urban areas in
2001. Examples are Rosh Pinah, Aranos and Helao Nafidi. The five largest towns and cities in Namibia
were Windhoek (325,858 people), Rundu (63,431), Walvis Bay (62,096), Swakopmund (44,725) and
Oshakati (36,541 people).
Note:*PopulationforErongoin1991excludedWalvisBaywhichwasnotpartoftheregionthen
Area
1991
2001
2011
Percent
Percent
Total
Urban
Percent
Namibia
28
33
2
113
077
903
434
42.8
Caprivi
15
28
90
596
28
362
31.3
Erongo
63
80
150
809
131
770
87.4
Hardap
44
46
79
507
47
814
60.1
Karas
45
54
77
421
41
823
54.0
Kavango
17
18
223
352
64
049
28.7
Khomas
88
93
342
141
325
858
95.2
Kunene
25
25
86
856
22
898
26.4
Ohangwena
0
1
245
446
24
903
10.1
Omaheke
16
20
71
233
21
203
29.8
Omusati
0
1
243
166
13
848
5.7
Oshana
26
31
176
674
79
801
45.2
Oshikoto
13
9
181
973
23
634
13.0
Otjozondjupa
46
41
143
903
77
471
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4.3Fertility
The census collected information on live births from all women aged 12 - 64 years. Generally, fertility
indicators measure the frequency of child bearing in a given population. This section presents four in-
dicators of fertility, namely: Crude Birth Rate (CBR), Age Specific Fertility Rates (ASFR), Total Fertility
Rate (TFR), and Age at first birth for women aged 12 49 years, irrespective of their marital status or
whether they have borne any child.
4.3.1 Crude Birth Rate
The Crude Birth Rate (CBR) is the number of live births per 1,000 of the total female and male population
per year. In 2011, there were 62,046 children born during the 12-months prior to the census date, which
gives the reported or unadjusted CBR of 29.4 births per 1,000 people.
Table 4.3.1 below indicates that the CBR was slightly higher in urban areas (29.9) than in rural areas
(29.0). At the regional level, Kavango had the highest CBR of 35.2 births per 1,000 population, followed
by Kunene and Caprivi with 33.7 and 32.3, respectively. The regions with the lowest CBRs were Karas
(26.5) and Omusati (26.4).
*Note:Includedamongproclaimedurbanareasbecauseofitssetupanditisprivatelyrun
Unadjusted
crude birth
rate was
estimatedat
29.4 births
per 1,000
people
Area
2011
2001
Difference
Percentage
Change
Total
902
716
603
612
299
104
49.6
Katima
Mulilo
28
362
22
134
6
228
28.1
Henties
Bay
4
720
3
285
1
435
43.7
Arandis
5
214
3
974
1
240
31.2
Karibib
5
132
3
726
1
406
37.7
Usakos
3
583
2
926
657
22.5
Omaruru
6
300
4
761
1
539
32.3
Swakopmund
44
725
23
808
20
917
87.9
Walvis
Bay
62
096
43
611
18
485
42.4
Aranos
3
683
-
-
-
Mariental
12
478
9
836
2
642
26.9
Rehoboth
28
843
21
308
7
535
35.4
Karasburg
4
401
4
075
326
8.0
Keetmanshoop
20
977
15
778
5
199
33.0
Luderitz
12
537
13
295
-
758
-5.7
Orangemund
3
908
4
451
-
543
-12.2
Rosh
Pinah*
2
835
-
-
-
Nkurenkuru
618
-
-
-
Rundu
63
431
36
964
26
467
71.6
Windhoek
325
858
233
529
92
329
39.5
Khorixas
6
796
5
890
906
15.4
Opuwo
7
657
5
101
2
556
50.1
Outjo
8
445
6
013
2
432
40.4
Eenhana
5
528
2
814
2
714
96.4
Helao
Nafidi
19
375
-
-
-
Gobabis
19
101
13
856
5
245
37.9
Otjinene
2
102
-
-
-
Outapi
6
437
2
640
3
797
143.8
Oshikuku
2
761
-
-
-
Okahao
1
665
-
-
-
Ruacana
2
985
-
-
-
Ondangwa
22
822
10
900
11
922
109.4
Ongwediva
20
260
10
742
9
518
88.6
Oshakati
36
541
28
255
8
286
29.3
Omuthiya
3
794
-
-
-
Tsumeb
19
275
14
929
4
346
29.1
Grootfontein
16
632
14
249
2
383
16.7
Okahandja
22
639
14
039
8
600
61.3
Okakarara
4
709
3
296
1
413
42.9
Otavi
5
242
3
813
1
429
37.5
Otjiwarongo
28
249
19
614
8
635
44.0
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Table 4.3.1 Crude Birth Rates by area
Figure4.3.2UnadjustedAgeSpecificFertilityRate
4.3.2AgeSpecificFertilityRate
Age specifi c ferti lity rate (ASFR) is the average number of births per woman in a specifi c age group for all
women in that age group. Data reported in Figure 4.3.2 shows that ferti lity starts early and extends over
a broad period. There were about 50 live births for every 1,000 women age 12-14. In additi on, child-bear-
ing peaks in the 2024 year age group and declines thereaft er to less than 0.1 aft er the age of 44 years.
4.3.3TotalFertilityRate
Total Ferti lity Rate (TFR) is the average total number of children that would be born to a woman by the
ti me she ended child-bearing age if she were to pass through all her child-bearing years. Table 4.3.3
shows that the unadjusted TFR dropped by almost 50% to 3.6 children per woman compared to 4.1 chil-
dren in 2001 and 6.1 children in 1991. The TFR in urban areas was lower (3.0) than in rural areas (4.3),
and there were even greater diff erences between regions, for example between 2.8 average children per
woman in Khomas and 4.9 average children per woman in Kunene. TFR decreased in all regions between
2001 and 2011, with the excepti on of slight increases in Caprivi and Kunene.
Women in age
group
12-14 are
contributing
5% to the total
fertilityrate
On average
women gave
birth to 3.6
children
Area
Population
Births
CBR
(%)
Namibia
2
113
077
62
046
29.4
Urban
903
434
27
000
29.9
Rural
1
209
643
35
046
29.0
90
596
2
925
32.3
Caprivi
Erongo
150
809
4
075
27.0
Hardap
79
507
2
120
26.7
Karas
77
421
2
054
26.5
Kavango
223
352
7
865
35.2
Khomas
342
141
9
764
28.5
Kunene
86
856
2
926
33.7
Ohangwena
245
446
7
529
30.7
Omaheke
71
233
2
138
30.0
Omusati
243
166
6
418
26.4
Oshana
176
674
4
696
26.6
Oshikoto
181
973
5
143
28.3
Otjozondjupa
143
903
4
393
30.5
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Table4.3.3Totalfertilityratebycensusyearandarea
Table4.3.4Averageageofmotheratfirstbirthbyarea
4.3.4 Age at First Birth
Age at first birth influences the total number of births that a woman might have in her life, which has an
impact on the size, composition, and future growth of the population.
Table 4.3.4 shows the average age of mothers at their first birth was 21 years of age in Namibia with no
difference between rural and urban areas. However, there are regional differences. Mothers in Kavango
give birth for the first time at the early age of 19 years while those in Omusati waited, on average, until
the age of 23 years. These average figures obscure the fact that there are also many teenage pregnan-
cies, in particular in the Kavango region.
Area
Total
Fertility
Rate
1991
2001*
2011
Namibia
6.1
4.1
3.6
Urban
4.7
3.4
3.0
Rural
6.8
4.6
4.3
Caprivi
6.7
3.8
4.1
Erongo
5.1
3.2
3.0
Hardap
4.9
3.6
3.5
Karas
3.8
3.1
3.1
Kavango
7.1
5.5
4.5
Khomas
4.1
3.3
2.8
Kunene
6.2
4.7
4.9
Ohangwena
7.7
5.3
4.6
Omaheke
6.1
4.7
4.4
Omusati
5.7
4.0
3.8
Oshana
5.6
3.7
3.0
Oshikoto
6.7
4.6
4.1
Otjozondjupa
5.7
4.1
4.0
Area
Average
age
at
First
Birth
Namibia
21.4
Urban
21.5
Rural
21.4
Caprivi
20.4
Erongo
21.4
Hardap
20.9
Karas
21.2
Kavango
19.9
Khomas
22.0
Kunene
20.4
Ohangwena
21.6
Omaheke
20.4
Omusati
23.1
Oshana
22.4
Oshikoto
21.7
Otjozondjupa
20.7
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42 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Figure4.4.1Distributionofreporteddeathsinthelast12monthsbysexandarea
4.4 Deaths in the household
Informati on on deaths in the last 12 months (September 2010 to August 2011) was collected from all
households during the Census.
Usually, mortality indicators are based on data from civil registrati on, but in Namibia this coverage is incomplete.
However, it must also be acknowledged that informati on from surveys and Censuses may be under-reported, which
can lead to underesti mates of the level of mortality.
4.4.1 Reported deaths
Figure 4.4.1 shows the number of reported deaths in the last twelve months by sex, urban and rural. A higher pro-
porti on of all deaths was recorded for males (55%) than females (45%). There were similar diff erences in urban and
rural areas, where about 55% of all deaths involved males.
4.4.2 Crude Death Rate
Crude Death Rate (CDR) is defi ned as the number of deaths that occurred in a given calendar year per
1,000 people in the populati on.
Table 4.4.2 shows that a total of 22,668 deaths occurred during the last 12 months prior to the Census,
which gives a CDR of 10.7 per 1,000 for the country as a whole. This table also shows that more deaths
were reported in rural areas (12.2 deaths per 1,000) than the 8.6 deaths per 1,000 urban people. The
highest death rates were in Kavango (14.6), Hardap (13.0), Kunene (12.6) and Ohangwena (12.5), which
were about double the lowest rate in Khomas (6.9 deaths per 1,000 people per year).
22,668 is the
number of
reported death
occurred in the
last 12 months
prior to the
census
The crude
death rate was
10.7 per 1,000
persons
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Table 4.4.2 Number of reported deaths in the last 12 months and CDR by area
Table4.4.3Deathregistrationstatusbyarea
4.4.3DeathRegistration
Most deaths are registered. For the country as a whole, 88% of all deaths in the last 12 months were re-
ported as registered. Rates of registration were higher in urban (93.7%) than rural areas (85.7%). Regions
where more than 90% of deaths were registered included Erongo, Hardap, Karas, Khomas, Omaheke and
Oshana. The region with the lowest percentage of registered deaths was Ohangwena (86.8%).
Area
Population
Reported
number
of
Death
CDR
Namibia
2
113
077
22
668
10.7
Urban
903
434
7
858
8.6
Rural
1
209
643
14
810
12.2
Caprivi
90
596 1
063 11.7
Erongo
150
809
1
069
7.1
Hardap
79
507
1
033
13.0
Karas
77
421
825
10.7
Kavango
223
352
3
265
14.6
Khomas
342
141
2
360
6.9
Kunene
86
856
1
097
12.6
Ohangwena
245
446
3
056
12.5
Omaheke
71
233
801
11.2
Omusati
243
166
2
794
11.5
Oshana
176
674
1
953
11.1
Oshikoto
181
973
1
866
10.3
Otjozondjupa
143
903
1
486
10.3
Area
Total
reported
deaths
Total
registered
deaths
Percent
Namibia
22
668
20
056
88.5
Urban
7
858
7
363
93.7
Rural
14
810
12
693
85.7
Caprivi
1
063
772
72.6
Erongo
1
069
1
007
94.2
Hardap
1
033
1
016
98.4
Karas
825
802
97.2
Kavango
3
265
2
601
79.7
Khomas
2
360
2
228
94.4
Kunene
1
097
965
88.0
Ohangwena
3
056
2
653
86.8
Omaheke
801
751
93.8
Omusati
2
794
2
495
89.3
Oshana
1
953
1
796
92.0
Oshikoto
1
866
1
671
89.5
Otjozondjupa
1
486
1
299
87.4
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Table4.5Populationbyplaceofenumerationandplaceofusualresidence
Note: This excludes those who said they dont know their usual residence and those who usually reside outside Namibia
4.5Migration
Migration is analysed according to place of enumeration, place of usual residence and place of birth. Ta-
ble 4.5 provides the distribution of the population by place of enumeration and place of usual residence.
The table shows that more than 2% of the population that was enumerated in regions such as Erongo,
Khomas, Karas, Kunene, Oshana, Oshikoto and Otjozondjupa normally reside elsewhere. By contrast, 4%
and 2.6% of the population who usually live in Ohangwena and Omusati, respectively, were enumerated
elsewhere.
The Khomas
and Erongo
regions have
experience
the highest
rate of in-
migrationas
more than
40% of the
residents in
these regions
were born
elsewhere
Population
by
place
of
Area
Enumeration
Usual
residence
Percent
Namibia
2
113
077
2
093
668
99.1
Caprivi
90
596
91
224
100.7
Erongo
150
809
142
403
94.4
Hardap
79
507
78
818
99.1
Karas
77
421
75
168
97.1
Kavango
223
352
227
254
101.7
Khomas
342
141
334
399
97.7
Kunene
86
856
83
292
95.9
Ohangwena
245
446
255
180
104.0
Omaheke
71
233
71
279
100.1
Omusati
243
166
249
571
102.6
Oshana
176
674
170
251
96.4
Oshikoto
181
973
178
006
97.8
Otjozondjupa
143
903
136
823
95.1
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45NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table4.5.1Populationbyplaceofusualresidenceandplaceofbirth
4.5.1LongtermMigration
Table 4.5.1 provides information on the movement of people between their place of birth and places of
usual residence.
Khomas region and Erongo region have experienced high rates of in-migration, as more than 40% of resi-
dents in these regions were born elsewhere. There have also been high rates of migration into Karas. On
the other hand, Ohangwena and Omusati have had high percentages of out-migration, with more than
20% of the people born in these regions usually living elsewhere.
4.5.2Shorttermmigration
Table 4.5.2 shows that Caprivi region lost a significant number or about 5,5% of its people to other re-
gions between 2010 and 2011. Khomas, Erongo and Karas gained more people from other regions over
the same period.
Table4.5.2Populationdistributionbyusualplaceofresidencein2011and2010
Caprivi region
lostasignifi-
cant number
or about 5,5%
of its people to
other regions
between 2010
and 2011
Area
Usual
residence
Place
of
birth
Percent
Total
2
093
668
2
111
064
100.8
Caprivi
91
224
91
357
100.1
Erongo
142
403
84
470
59.3
Hardap
78
818
85
645
108.7
Karas
75
168
65
358
86.9
Kavango
227
254
243
380
107.1
Khomas
334
399
190
797
57.1
Kunene
83
292
83
991
100.8
Ohangwena
255
180
323
568
126.8
Omaheke
71
279
73
283
102.8
Omusati
249
571
302
827
121.3
Oshana
170
251
174
321
102.4
Oshikoto
178
006
176
835
99.3
Otjozondjupa
136
823
121
203
88.6
Outside
Namibia
17
908
93
622
522.8
Don`t
know
157
407
259.2
Area
2011
2010
Difference
%
net
migration
Caprivi
87
840
92
657
-4
817
-5.5
Erongo
137
055
134
945
2
110
1.5
Hardap
76
108
75
682
426
0.6
Karas
72
760
71
986
774
1.1
Kavango
217
999
218
395
-396
-0.2
Khomas
322
974
317
357
5
617
1.7
Kunene
79
797
79
744
53
0.1
Ohangwena
245
229
246
207
-978
-0.4
Omaheke
68
764
68
538
226
0.3
Omusati
241
043
241
900
-857
-0.4
Oshana
164
163
164
138
25
0.0
Oshikoto
171
787
172
196
-409
-0.2
Otjozondjupa
131
768
131
165
603
0.5
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The chapter deals with socio-economic characteristics of the population and the information discussed
in this chapter is crucial for decision making, planning and monitoring of development programmes and
policies. The sub-topics discussed include: Information Communication Technology (ICT), Early Child-
hood Development (ECD), Education and Literacy, Disability and Labour Force.
5.1InformationandCommunicationTechnology(ICT)
Information on the usage or access to ICT facilities was collected from people aged three years and
above. The information included access to information and communication technology such as radio,
television, computer, cell phone, telephone (fixed line), newspaper (daily/weekly) and internet (daily/
weekly).
The table below shows that the majority (69%) of Namibians have access to radio, with slightly greater
access in urban (74%) than rural (65%) areas. Cell phones are much more widespread across the country
than fixed line telephones, access to cell phones being about eight times greater. However, access to
other modern information and communication technology such as computers and internet is fairly lim-
ited, particularly so in rural areas.
Table5.1.1Percentofpopulationaged3yearsandabovewhohaveaccesstoICTbytypeofserviceoruse
and area
5.2EarlyChildhoodDevelopment(ECD)
Respondents were asked to state whether children aged 0-4 years attended any type of Early Childhood
Development (ECD) services, such as Educare (daycare, crèche, kindergarten) and pre-primary school.
The 2011 census counted a total of 283,501 children aged 0-4 years and out of this number about 13%
were attending ECD programmes country wide. However, access in urban areas was much better, result-
ing in almost one out of five children attending ECD facilities, compared to one out of ten children in
rural areas. Slightly more girls than boys were enrolled in ECD programmes in both rural and urban areas.
At a regional level, a much higher proportion of children attended ECD programmes in Erongo (24.2%)
and Khomas (22.9%) than in Hardap, Kunene and Omaheke, where attendance was about 7%.
More than
2 out of 3
persons in
Namibia have
access to a
radio
10% of chil-
dren aged
0-4 years are
attending
Early Child
Development
programmes
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Chapter 5: Socio-Economics Characteristics of the Population
Type
of
ICT
service
Namibia
Urban
Rural
Radio
68.6
74.0
64.5
TV
36.7
67.1
13.8
Computer
10.5
21.2
2.5
Cell
phone
52.6
68.6
40.6
Telephone
(fixed)
6.4
12.2
2.0
Newspaper
(daily)
8.9
18.2
1.9
Newspaper
(weekly)
16.2
26.5
8.5
Internet
(daily)
5.4
10.7
1.4
Internet
(weekly)
3.4
6.3
1.1
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Table5.2.1Populationaged0-4yearsattendingECDbysex,andarea
Table5.2.2Percentageofchildrenaged0-4yearsattendingECDbytypeandarea
Table 5.2.2 shows the population aged 0-4 years attending ECD by type in urban and rural areas. Atten-
dance in Edu- care programmes was higher (59.6%) than in pre-primary school (40.4%). Only children in
the Omaheke region attended more pre-primary classes than Edu -care programmes.
5.3EducationandLiteracy
Information on literacy and education is vital for many purposes, including the need for Government to
articulate and monitor national development programs and goals. During the census, specific informa-
tion on education and literacy was collected from all people aged 5 years and above.
5.3.1 Literacy
Literacy can be defined as the ability to read and write with understanding in any language. Therefore,
all people aged 5 years and above were asked whether they can read and write in any language with
understanding, but no test was administered to determine the level of literacy.
85% of
persons aged
5 years and
above were
literate
Area
Children
aged
0-4
Years
Attending
ECD
Percent
attending
Total*
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
283
501
141
146
140
016
37
789
19
521
18
268
13.3
13.8
13.0
Urban
103
099
51
443
50
540
20
026
10315
9
711
19.4
20.1
19.2
Rural
180
402
89
703
89
476
17
763
9
206
8
557
9.8
10.3
9.6
12
980
6
499
6
460
1
288
693
595
9.9
10.7
9.2
Caprivi
Erongo
16
268
8
052
8
162
3
941
2
026
1
915
24.2
25.2
23.5
Hardap
9
438
4
669
4
748
691
366
325
7.3
7.8
6.8
Karas
8
679
4
400
4
272
1
463
753
710
16.9
17.1
16.6
Kavango
35
402
17
664
17
460
3
785
1
927
1
858
10.7
10.9
10.6
Khomas
36
681
17
957
17
724
8
395
4
248
4
147
22.9
23.7
23.4
Kunene
14
301
7
039
7
021
1
051
531
520
7.3
7.5
7.4
Ohangwena
38
008
18
997
18
638
4
265
2
249
2
016
11.2
11.8
10.8
Omaheke
10
671
5
229
5
421
692
336
356
6.5
6.4
6.6
Omusati
33
727
16
956
16
677
3
070
1
631
1
439
9.1
9.6
8.6
Oshana
21
512
10
897
10
540
3
501
1
858
1
643
16.3
17.1
15.6.
Oshikoto
25
601
12
843
12
716
3
071
1
536
1
535
12.0
12.0
12.1
Otjozondjupa
20
233
9
944
10
177
2
576
1
367
1
209
12.7
13.7
11.9
Area
ECD
Programme
Edu-care
Pre-primary
Namibia
59.6
40.4
Urban
61.8
38.2
Rural
57.1
42.9
Caprivi
57.8
42.2
Erongo
69.7
30.3
Hardap
55.1
44.9
Karas
68.1
31.9
Kavango
52.6
47.4
Khomas
60.4
39.6
Kunene
52.4
47.6
Ohangwena
53.0
47.0
Omaheke
47.8
52.2
Omusati
53.7
46.3
Oshana
59.8
40.2
Oshikoto
65.0
35.0
Otjozondjupa
66.0
34.0
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49NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.3.1.1Literatepopulationaged5yearsandabovebyareaandsex
Table5.3.1.2Literateadultpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,andarea
Table 5.3.1.2 provides information on literacy rates for the population aged 15 years and above, usually
referred to as the adult population. This table shows that national adult literacy rate was 89%, with no
major difference between males and females. The adult literacy rate in urban areas stood at 96% com-
pared to 83% in rural areas. Furthermore, the table shows that adult literacy was highest in Khomas
(97.4%) and lowest in Kunene (64.9%).
Table 5.3.1.3 indicates that the literacy rate for youth (15-24 years) in Namibia was 94%, with higher
proportions of women (95.3%) than men (92.5%) being literate. The rate was again higher in urban (98%)
than rural areas (92%). The literacy rate for young women in rural areas is 2.6 percentage points higher
than men, while in urban areas the literacy rates were almost the same.
The literacy rate in Namibia for the population 5 years and above was 85.3%. The rate was marginally
higher for men (85.4%) than for women (85.1%). Furthermore, literacy rates were higher in urban (93%)
than in rural (79%) areas. Khomas had the highest rate of 95% while Kunene had the lowest (59.4%). The
largest differences between female and male literacy rates were found in Caprivi and Kavango where the
male literacy rate exceeds the female literacy rate by 3.4 and 3.7 percentage points, respectively. In the
Oshikoto region the literacy rate for women was also slightly higher than for men.
Close to 90%
of popula-
tionover15
years are
literate
Table
5.3.1.1
Literate
population
aged
5
years
and
above
by
area
and
sex
Area
Population
Literacy
status
Literacy
rate
Illiterate
Literate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
1
808
390
941
376
867
014
266
315
140
004
126
311
1
542
075
801
372
740
703
85.3
85.1
85.4
Urban
785
771
406
292
379
479
55
008
29
017
25,991
730
763
377
275
353
488
93.0
92.9
93.2
Rural
1
022
619
535
084
487
535
211
307
110
987
100,320
811
312
424
097
387
215
79.3
79.3
79.4
Caprivi
76,736
39
608
37
128
16
388
9
109
7
279
60
348
30
499
29
849
78.6
77.0
80.4
Erongo
131
533
62
206
69
327
7
469
3
438
4
031
124
064
58
768
65
296
94.3
94.5
94.2
Hardap
68
744
33
735
35
009
7
958
3
774
4
184
60
786
29
961
30
825
88.4
88.8
88.0
Karas
67
709
33
238
34
471
4
072
1
932
2
140
63
637
31
306
32
331
94.0
94.2
93.8
Kavango
186
650
100
258
86
392
44
101
25
404
18
697
142
549
74
854
67
695
76.4
74.7
78.4
Khomas
302
281
152
977
149
304
14
823
7
104
7
719
287
458
145
873
141
585
95.1
95.4
94.8
Kunene
70
842
35
349
35
493
28
763
14
649
14
114
42
079
20
700
21
379
59.4
58.6
60.2
Ohangwena
206
305
113
826
92
479
35
602
19
447
16
155
170
703
94
379
76
324
82.7
82.9
82.5
Omaheke
60
058
28
638
31
420
17
569
8
405
9
164
42
489
20
233
22
256
70.7
70.7
70.8
Omusati
208
667
116
289
92
378
30
905
17
564
13
341
177
762
98
725
79
037
85.2
84.9
85.6
Oshana
152
533
84
635
67
898
9
935
5
507
4
428
142
598
79
128
63
470
93.5
93.5
93.5
Oshikoto
155
139
81
531
73
608
23
951
11
675
12
276
131
188
69
856
61
332
84.6
85.7
83.3
Otjozondjupa
121
193
59
086
62
107
24
779
11
996
12
783
96
414
47
090
49
324
79.6
79.7
79.4
Area
Population
aged
15
years
and
above
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
1
324
234
697
572
626
662
1
174
524
613
522
561
002
88.7
88.0
89.5
Urban
621
685
321
568
300
117
594
344
306
145
288
199
95.6
95.2
96.0
Rural
702
549
376
004
326
545
580
180
307
377
272
803
82.6
81.7
83.5
Caprivi
54
490
28
550
25
940
45
624
23
069
22
555
83.7
80.8
87.0
Erongo
106
453
49
583
56
870
102
904
48
065
54
839
96.7
96.9
96.4
Hardap
52
024
25
423
26
601
47
368
23
221
24
147
91.1
91.3
90.8
Karas
52
808
25
750
27
058
51
005
24
906
26
099
96.6
96.7
96.5
Kavango
126
281
70
073
56
208
100
326
53
329
46
997
79.4
76.1
83.6
Khomas
246
397
124
204
122
193
239
987
121
211
118
776
97.4
97.6
97.2
Kunene
49
117
24
515
24
602
31
881
15
451
16
430
64.9
63.0
66.8
Ohangwena
136
163
78
332
57
831
117
498
66
901
50
597
86.3
85.4
87.5
Omaheke
43
200
20
258
22
942
31
671
14
805
16
866
73.3
73.1
73.5
Omusati
144
640
84
088
60
552
126
657
72
760
53
897
87.6
86.5
89.0
Oshana
114
808
65
197
49
611
109
663
62
049
47
614
95.5
95.2
96.0
Oshikoto
108
186
58
245
49
941
95
367
51
825
43
542
88.2
89.0
87.2
Otjozondjupa
89
667
43
354
46
313
74
573
35
930
38
643
83.2
82.9
83.4
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50 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.3.1.3:Literateyouthpopulationaged15-24yearsandabovebysexandarea
Figure5.3.2.1Percentdistributionofschoolattendanceforpopulation5yearsandabovebyarea
5.3.2FormalEducation
Formal educati on can be defi ned as full-ti me att endance at any regular educati onal insti tuti on, public or
private, for systemati c instructi on.
The categories of formal educati on used during the census were: pre-primary, primary schools, second-
ary or high schools, technical schools, agricultural insti tuti ons, teacher training colleges, polytechnics and
universiti es.
5.3.2.1SchoolAttendance
Figure 5.3.2.1 shows that the overwhelming majority of those people who indicated that they had never
att ended school resides in rural areas (17.6%) compared to urban (7.0%) areas. This also shows that
school att endance is higher in urban than rural areas and/or that many more urban residents have been
to school than those who remain in rural areas. By contrast, a much greater proporti on (1.1%) of people
enrolled in adult educati on programmes are in rural than urban areas (0.6%).
More than
three quarter
of the
Namibian
who have
never been
to school
lives in rural
areas
94% of the
youth aged
15 to 24 years
are literate
Area
Population
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
450
439
229
281
221
158
425
302
218
611
206
691
94.4
95.3
93.5
Urban
198
205
105
334
92
871
193
625
103
107
90
518
97.7
97.9
97.5
Rural
252
234
123
947
128
287
231
677
115
504
116
173
91.9
93.2
90.6
Caprivi
19
206
9
797
9
409
17
912
9
224
8
688
93.3
94.2
92.3
Erongo
28
065
13
407
14
658
27
532
13
231
14
301
98.1
98.7
97.6
Hardap
14
835
7
202
7
633
14
276
7
003
7
273
96.2
97.2
95.3
Karas
13
968
7
046
6
922
13
784
6
974
6
810
98.7
99.0
98.4
Kavango
48
967
25
859
23
108
45
213
23
960
21
253
92.3
92.7
92.0
Khomas
79
217
41
716
37
501
78
062
41
240
36
822
98.5
98.9
98.2
Kunene
15
994
7
860
8
134
11
481
5
747
5
734
71.8
73.1
70.5
Ohangwena
54
896
28
243
26
653
52
218
27
294
24
924
95.1
96.6
93.5
Omaheke
13
271
6
165
7
106
10
783
5
092
5
691
81.3
82.6
80.1
Omusati
53
520
27
346
26
174
51
337
26
481
24
856
95.9
96.8
95.0
Oshana
41
793
22
292
19
501
41
145
22
038
19
107
98.4
98.9
98.0
Oshikoto
39
242
18
993
20
249
36
931
18
229
18
702
94.1
96.0
92.4
Otjozondjupa
27
465
13
355
14
110
24
628
12
098
12
530
89.7
90.6
88.8
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51NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
About 42% of
persons aged
15 years and
above com-
pleted second-
aryeducation
before leaving
school
80% of children
aged 5 to 14
years were en-
rolled in school
Table5.3.2.2Percentageofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovewholeft schoolbyhighestlevelof
educationalattainmentandsex
5.3.2.2EducationalAttainment
Table 5.3.2.2 shows that about 49% of the populati on had completed their primary educati on before
leaving school, while another 21% had only completed secondary school. One out of three Namibians
either had no formal educati on or had left school without completi ng primary educati on. About 6% of
the enti re populati on had completed terti ary educati on.
5.3.2.3 School Enrolment
Figure 5.3.2.3.1 shows percentage school enrolments for the school-going populati on between the ages
of 5 and 24 years. Enrolment rates were highest for the ages of 7 to 14 years, exceeding 80%, but dropped
sharply aft er the age of 17 years. The highest enrolment rate was at age 9, where 86% of girls and 88% of
boys were at school. The lowest enrolment was at age 24, where only 2.8% of females and 2.7% of males
were sti ll enrolled. More girls than boys were enrolled unti l the age 18 years.
Figure5.3.2.3.1Schoolenrolmentoftheschoolgoingpopulation(5-24yearsofage)bysex
Chapter 5: Socio-Economics Characteristi cs of the Populati on
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
985
966
515
489
470
477
100.0
100.0
100.0
No
Formal
Education
14
379
7
521
6
858
1.5
1.5
1.5
Incomplete
Primary
233
682
115
750
117
932
23.7
22.5
25.1
Complete
Primary
477
766
258
297
219
469
48.5
50.1
46.6
Complete
Secondary
education
202
610
104
629
97
981
20.5
20.3
20.8
Complete
Tertiary
57
213
29
151
28
062
5.8
5.7
6.0
Others
316
141
175
0.0
0.0
52 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 5.3.2.3 provides school enrolment rates in urban and rural areas, showing that enrolment rates
were slightly higher in rural than urban areas: 64% compared to 62% respecti vely.
Table5.3.2.3.1Enrolmentsoftheschool-goingpopulation(5-24years)byarea
Figure 5.3.2.3.2 shows that school enrolment was highest in Omusati and Ohangwena, where it was
above 70%. By contrast, the lowest rates of enrolments were in Kunene and Omaheke where half or less
of the school-going populati on was enrolled at school.
Primary school enrolment rate is presented in table 5.3.2.3.3. The results show that overall the enrol-
ment rate was 87% for children aged 7-13 years old. The enrolment rate was higher (90%) in urban than
in rural areas. The table shows that more girls in this age are likely to enrol in school than boys. At re-
gional level, the highest enrolment rate of 92% was in the regions of Karas, Omusati and Oshana.
Figure5.3.2.3.2Enrolmentrateforschoolgoingpopulation(5-24yearsofage)byarea
87% of
children
aged 7 13
are enrolled
in primary
school
Age
Population
age
5-24
Enrolled
Enrolment
rate
Total
Urban
Rural
Total
Urban
Rural
Total
Urban
Rural
Total
934
595
362
291
572
304
590
625
223
736
366
889
63.2
61.8
64.1
5
52
647
17
733
34
914
22
338
9
608
12
730
42.4
54.2
36.5
6
49
867
17
459
32
408
33
091
13
030
20
061
66.4
74.6
61.9
7
43
801
14
933
28
868
36
609
13
051
23
558
83.6
87.4
81.6
8
46
897
15
850
31
047
41
700
14
657
27
043
88.9
92.5
87.1
9
45
735
15
513
30
222
40
638
14
195
26
443
88.9
91.5
87.5
10
47
807
16
234
31
573
42
086
14
802
27
284
88.0
91.2
86.4
11
54
902
18
603
36
299
47
767
16
660
31
107
87.0
89.6
85.7
12
47
884
16
067
31
817
41
715
14
585
27
130
87.1
90.8
85.3
13
48
964
16
192
32
772
41
836
14
447
27
389
85.4
89.2
83.6
14
45
652
15
502
30
150
38
251
13
582
24
669
83.8
87.6
81.8
15
47
809
15
978
31
831
38
546
13
652
24
894
80.6
85.4
78.2
16
47
348
16
402
30
946
36
673
13
444
23
229
77.5
82.0
75.1
17
44
230
15
501
28
729
31
523
11
587
19
936
71.3
74.8
69.4
18
49
590
19
007
30
583
29
774
11
737
18
037
60.0
61.8
59.0
19
48
598
20
751
27
847
22
844
9
653
13
191
47.0
46.5
47.4
20
47
144
22
360
24
784
16
182
7
811
8
371
34.3
34.9
33.8
21
49
142
25
054
24
088
12
887
6
986
5
901
26.2
27.9
24.5
22
40
589
21
447
19
142
8
047
4
856
3
191
19.8
22.6
16.7
23
40
204
21
915
18
289
4
851
3
154
1
697
12.1
14.4
9.3
24
35
785
19
790
15
995
3
267
2
239
1
028
9.1
11.3
6.4
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53NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.3.2.3.3Primaryschoolenrolmentforpopulationage7-13yearsoldbyarea
Table5.4.1Populationwithdisabilitybysexandarea
87% of chil-
dren aged
7 13 are
enrolled in
school
4.7 percent
of the popu-
lationlive
with disabili-
ties
5.4 Disability
Disability was defined as a long-term physical, psychological or mental condition that limits a person from
carrying out everyday activities at home, work or school. It may be present from birth or develop during
a persons lifetime. Information on disability assists government in planning infrastructure, education
systems and community awareness programmes, for example.
During the Census, all people in private households and institutions were asked about types of long-term
permanent disability or limitation. Ten types of disability were identified for this purpose: blindness, vi-
sual impairment, deafness, hearing difficulties, mute/dumb, speech impairment, physical impairment of
lower and upper limbs, mental disability, albinism and autism.
The table below indicates that 4.7% of the total population lived with disabilities. The proportion of peo-
ple living with disabilities was higher in rural (5.7%) than in urban areas (3.3%). Regional figures show
that Oshikoto and Omusati had the highest proportion of disabled people, with about 7% and 6%, respec-
tively. Erongo had the lowest: 2.5%.
Area
Population
aged
7-13
Enrolled
Enrolment
rate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
335
990
169
046
166
944
292
351
149
009
143
342
87.0
88.1
85.9
Urban
113
392
58
618
54
774
102
397
53
199
49
198
90.3
90.8
89.8
Rural
222
598
110
428
112
170
189
954
95
810
94
144
85.3
86.8
83.9
Caprivi
15
450
7
714
7
736
13
729
6
889
6
840
88.9
89.3
88.4
Erongo
17
387
8
666
8
721
15
860
7
969
7
891
91.2
92.0
90.5
Hardap
11
535
5
686
5
849
10
318
5
161
5
157
89.4
90.8
88.2
Karas
10
372
5
269
5
103
9
503
4
864
4
639
91.6
92.3
90.9
Kavango
41
715
20
858
20
857
34
907
17
660
17
247
83.7
84.7
82.7
Khomas
38
624
19
978
18
646
34
592
18
030
16
562
89.6
90.2
88.8
Kunene
14
802
7
415
7
387
8
646
4
433
4
213
58.4
59.8
57.0
Ohangwena
49
348
24
991
24
357
44
280
22
825
21
455
89.7
91.3
88.1
Omaheke
11
482
5
675
5
807
8
884
4
465
4
419
77.4
78.7
76.1
Omusati
44
978
22
603
22
375
41
197
20
943
20
254
91.6
92.7
90.5
Oshana
26
266
13
384
12
882
24
059
12
342
11
717
91.6
92.2
91.0
Oshikoto
32
600
16
133
16
467
28
824
14
513
14
311
88.4
90.0
86.9
Otjozondjupa
21
431
10
674
10
757
17
552
8
915
8
637
81.9
83.5
80.3
Area
Population
With
Disability
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
2
091
891
1
083
678
1
008
213
98
413
50
125
48
288
4.7
4.6
4.8
Urban
888
870
458
279
430
591
29
505
14
665
14
840
3.3
3.2
3.4
Rural
1
203
021
625
399
577
622
68
908
35
460
33
448
5.7
5.7
5.8
Caprivi
89
716
46
117
43
599
3
748
1
942
1
806
4.2
4.2
4.1
Erongo
147
801
70
288
77
513
3
698
1
710
1
988
2.5
2.4
2.6
Hardap
78
182
38
420
39
762
3
225
1
520
1
705
4.1
4.0
4.3
Karas
76
388
37
641
38
747
2
649
1
240
1
409
3.5
3.3
3.6
Kavango
222
052
118
052
104
000
12
670
6
506
6
164
5.7
5.5
5.9
Khomas
338
962
171
418
167
544
10
713
5
230
5
483
3.2
3.1
3.3
Kunene
85
143
42
515
42
628
3
197
1
418
1
779
3.8
3.3
4.2
Ohangwena
244
313
133
006
111
307
13
279
7
266
6
013
5.4
5.5
5.4
Omaheke
70
729
33
879
36
850
2
474
1
099
1
375
3.5
3.2
3.7
Omusati
242
394
133
303
109
091
15
230
8
175
7
055
6.3
6.1
6.5
Oshana
174
045
95
568
78
477
9
005
4
854
4
151
5.2
5.1
5.3
Oshikoto
180
740
94
400
86
340
12
172
6
276
5
896
6.7
6.6
6.8
Otjozondjupa
141
426
69
071
72
355
6
353
2
889
3
464
4.5
4.2
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The Table 5.4.3 indicates that in urban areas the highest proportion of people with disabilities are those
with impairment of lower limbs with 23.7%. The proportion in rural areas was similar: 22.1%. The low-
est type of disability was albinism and autism, each of which was reported by about 1% of people with
disabilities.
Table 5.4.4 shows that about 42% of people with disabilities also have difficulty engaging in any learn-
ing and/or economic activity. There were no significant differences between males and females in this
respect, but higher proportions of people in rural (45.5%) than urban (34%) areas with disabilities had
difficulty engaging in learning and/or economic activities.
Table5.4.2Populationwithdisabilitybytypeandsex
Note: Total* is the number of persons with a disability. This is not the total in the column as some persons have multiple disabilities
Table5.4.3Percentdistributionofpopulationwithdisabilitybytypeandarea
The Table 5.4.2 shows that Physical Impairment - Lower Limbs was the most common type of disability,
affecting 22.6% of all people with disabilities. The second most frequent disability was Visual Impair-
ment which affected 17.4% of the population with disabilities.
Disability
type
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total*
98
413
50
125
48
288
Blindness
10
855
5
964
4
891
11.0
11.9
10.1
Visual
Impairment
17
084
9
501
7
583
17.4
19.0
15.7
Deafness
6
257
3
196
3
061
6.4
6.4
6.3
Hearing
Difficulties
9
440
5
218
4
222
9.6
10.4
8.7
Mute/Dumb
5
908
3
063
2
845
6.0
6.1
5.9
Speech
Impairment
6
056
2
788
3
268
6.2
5.6
6.8
Physical
Impairment
-
Upper
Limbs
10
789
5
042
5
747
11.0
10.1
11.9
Physical
Impairment
-
Lower
Limbs
22
209
11
011
11
198
22.6
22.0
23.2
Mental
Disability
13
948
6
570
7
378
14.2
13.1
15.3
Albinism
1
206
619
587
1.2
1.2
1.2
Autism
1
327
652
675
1.3
1.3
1.4
Other
5
319
2
699
2
620
5.4
5.4
5.4
Don't
Know
294
132
162
0.3
0.3
0.3
Type
of
disabilities
Namibia
Urban
Rural
Total
98
413
29
505
68
908
Blindness
11.0
7.2
12.7
Visual
Impairment
17.4
19.9
16.3
Deafness
6.4
6.7
6.2
Hearing
Difficulties
9.6
7.0
10.7
Mute/
Dumb
6.0
6.6
5.7
Speech
Impairment
6.2
6.1
6.2
Physical
Impairment
-
Upper
Limbs
11.0
9.9
11.4
Physical
Impairment
-
Lower
Limbs
22.6
23.7
22.1
Mental
Disability
14.2
12.9
14.7
Albinism
1.2
1.3
1.2
Autism
1.3
1.3
1.4
Other
5.4
6.7
4.8
Don't
Know
0.3
0.4
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55NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 5.4.5 shows that 89% of people with disabilities were affected by one type of disability, while 9%
were affected by two types. Close to 2% of people with disabilities reported three types of disabilities.
Table5.4.5Percentagepopulationwithmultipledisabilitiesbyarea
Table5.4.4Populationwithdifficultiestoengageinanylearningand/oreconomicactivitybysexandarea
5.5 Orphanhood
Orphanhood is the condition of being less than 18 years of age and without one or both parents. Infor-
mation on orphans was collected from all members of the household.
Table 5.5.1 shows that 13.0% of all children had lost one parent, while another 2.7% had no parents.
Orphanhood is more prevalent in rural than in urban areas. 14% of children in rural areas were single
orphans compared to 11% in urban areas, while 3 % and 2% respectively were double orphans.
The highest levels of orphanhood were in the northern regions of the country. For example, about 17%
or one out of every six children had lost one or both parents in Ohangwena, Omusati and Oshana. Levels
of orphanhood were only slightly lower in Caprivi and Kavango.
13.0% of all
children had
lost one
parent
Area
Disabled
Inability
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
98
413
50
125
48
288
41
591
21
276
20
315
42.3
42.4
42.1
Urban
29
505
14
665
14
840
10
027
4
877
5
150
34.0
33.3
34.7
Rural
68
908
35
460
33
448
31
564
16
399
15
165
45.8
46.2
45.3
Caprivi
3
748
1
942
1
806
1
952
1
025
927
52.1
52.8
51.3
Erongo
3
698
1
710
1
988
1
343
623
720
36.3
36.4
36.2
Hardap
3
225
1
520
1
705
1
432
668
764
44.4
43.9
44.8
Karas
2
649
1
240
1
409
912
394
518
34.4
31.8
36.8
Kavango
12
670
6
506
6
164
6
552
3
348
3
204
51.7
51.5
52.0
Khomas
10
713
5
230
5
483
3
258
1
538
1
720
30.4
29.4
31.4
Kunene
3
197
1
418
1
779
1
376
598
778
43.0
42.2
43.7
Ohangwena
13
279
7
266
6
013
6
618
3
683
2
935
49.8
50.7
48.8
Omaheke
2
474
1
099
1
375
1
043
456
587
42.2
41.5
42.7
Omusati
15
230
8
175
7
055
6
970
3
788
3
182
45.8
46.3
45.1
Oshana
9
005
4
854
4
151
3
477
1
848
1
629
38.6
38.1
39.2
Oshikoto
12
172
6
276
5
896
4
577
2
361
2
216
37.6
37.6
37.6
Otjozondjupa
6
353
2
889
3
464
2
081
946
1
135
32.8
32.7
32.8
Area
Number
Percent
Total
With
one
Disability
With
two
Disabilities
With
three
Disabilities
With
one
Disability
With
two
Disabilities
With
three
Disabilities
Namibia
98
413
87
952
8
643
1
818
89.4
8.8
1.8
Urban
29
505
27
047
2
014
444
91.7
6.8
1.5
Rural
68
908
60
905
6
629
1
374
88.4
9.6
2.0
Caprivi
3
748
3
333
328
87
88.9
8.8
2.3
Erongo
3
698
3
318
309
71
89.7
8.4
1.9
Hardap
3
225
2
773
362
90
86.0
11.2
2.8
Karas
2
649
2
399
204
46
90.6
7.7
1.7
Kavango
12
670
11
408
1
083
179
90.0
8.5
1.4
Khomas
10
713
9
865
690
158
92.1
6.4
1.5
Kunene
3
197
2
810
290
97
87.9
9.1
3.0
Ohangwena
13
279
11
635
1
390
254
87.6
10.5
1.9
Omaheke
2
474
2
166
238
70
87.6
9.6
2.8
Omusati
15
230
13
207
1
651
372
86.7
10.8
2.4
Oshana
9
005
8
231
646
128
91.4
7.2
1.4
Oshikoto
12
172
11
036
974
162
90.7
8.0
1.3
Otjozondjupa
6
353
5
771
478
104
90.8
7.5
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Table5.5.1Percentagedistributionofpopulationaged18yearsandbelowbyorphanhoodandarea
Diagram5.6Populationaged15yearsandabovebyactivitystatus
5.6EconomicActivity
During Census enumerati on, all people aged 8 years and above were asked about their economic acti v-
ity within the last seven days prior to the Census reference night. The analyses presented below how-
ever only focus on the populati on aged 15 years and above. Unlike the labour force survey, which gives
detailed informati on on specifi c acti viti es, the Census only provides an overview of employment and
economic acti vity.
The Diagram 5.6 illustrates the compositi on and defi niti on of the economically acti ve and inacti ve popu-
lati on. Economically inacti ve people are students, homemakers and income recipients, while the eco-
nomically acti ve populati on is divided into unemployed and employed people. The diagram shows that
64% of the populati on aged 15 years of age and above were economically acti ve, 28.6% were economi-
cally inacti ve, and informati on for another 7.4% of the populati on was not available.
64.0% of the
population
aged 15 years
and above
were
economically
active
Total population 15 years and above
1 324 234
Economically Inactive Population
379 370 (28.6%)
Students
195 591
51.6%
Homemakers
55 972
14.8%
Income
Recipient,
Retired
Pensioner, Old
Age Pensioner,
Unable to Work,
Disabled, Other
127 807
33.7%
Economically Active
(Labour Force)
847 415 (64.0%)
Unemployed
312 503
36.9%
Employed
534 912
63.1%
Not stated
97 449
(7.4%)
Area
Total
population
less
than
18
years
Population
with
one
parent
dead
Population
with
both
parents
dead
Total
Percent
Total
Percent
Namibia
956
634
124
320
13.0
26
269
2.7
Urban
334
073
35
785
10.7
7
280
2.2
Rural
622
561
88
535
14.2
18
989
3.1
Caprivi
43
702
6
140
14.0
1
602
3.7
Erongo
50
015
4
029
8.1
739
1.5
Hardap
32
092
3
292
10.3
651
2.0
Karas
28
921
2
868
9.9
599
2.1
Kavango
118
499
15
707
13.3
3
681
3.1
Khomas
115
632
10
757
9.3
2
042
1.8
Kunene
42
916
3
526
8.2
616
1.4
Ohangwena
136
000
22
472
16.5
4
773
3.5
Omaheke
32
987
3
080
9.3
643
1.9
Omusati
125
195
20
888
16.7
4
419
3.5
Oshana
76
910
12
682
16.5
2
650
3.4
Oshikoto
91
256
13
531
14.8
2
754
3.0
Otjozondjupa
62
509
5
348
8.6
1
100
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57NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
5.6.1EconomicallyActivePopulation
Table 5.6.1 shows that 63% of the economically active population aged 15 years and above were em-
ployed while 37% were unemployed. There were only slight differences between urban and rural areas:
63.9% of the population was employed in urban areas compared to 62.2% in rural areas.
Table5.6.1Activitystatusofeconomicallyactivepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysexandarea
5.6.2 Labour Force
The labour force participation rate is the proportion of the economically active people in a given popula-
tion group, which is calculated as the number of economically active people divided by the total popula-
tion in the same population group.
Table 5.6.2. (and Diagram 5.6.1) shows that the labour force participation rate for the country was 64.0%.
The rate was higher for men (67.2%) than for women (61.2%), both nationally and in rural and urban ar-
eas. However, labour force participation rate in rural areas (56%) were lower than in urban areas (74%).
At a regional level, labour force participation rates ranged between 49% (Omusati and Ohangwena) and
79% (Erongo). The labour force participation rate for women was lower in all regions except for the Ka-
vango and Omusati regions.
Table5.6.2LabourForceParticipationrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebysexandarea
Activity
Status
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
847
415
426
611
420
804
100.0
100.0
100.0
Employed
534
912
241
448
293
464
63.1
56.6
69.7
Unemployed
312
503
185
163
127
340
36.9
43.4
30.3
Urban
457
391
227
531
229
860
100.0
100.0
100.0
Employed
292
367
128
452
163
915
63.9
56.5
71.3
Unemployed
165
024
99
079
65
945
36.1
43.5
28.7
Rural
390
024
199
080
190
944
100.0
100.0
100.0
Employed
242
545
112
996
129
549
62.2
56.8
67.8
Unemployed
147
479
86
084
61
395
37.8
43.2
32.2
Area
Number
Number
in
labour
force
Labour
Force
Participation
Rate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
1
324
234
697
572
626
662
847
415
426
611
420
804
64.0
61.2
67.2
Urban
621
685
321
568
300
117
457
391
227
531
229
860
73.6
70.8
76.6
Rural
702
549
376
004
326
545
390
024
199
080
190
944
55.5
52.9
58.5
Caprivi
54
490
28
550
25
940
33
004
15
983
17
021
60.6
56.0
65.6
Erongo
106
453
49
583
56
870
83
928
37
049
46
879
78.8
74.7
82.4
Hardap
52
024
25
423
26
601
36
672
16
294
20
378
70.5
64.1
76.6
Karas
52
808
25
750
27
058
39
817
18
268
21
549
75.4
70.9
79.6
Kavango
126
281
70
073
56
208
77
503
43
581
33
922
61.4
62.2
60.4
Khomas
246
397
124
204
122
193
181
334
87
073
94
261
73.6
70.1
77.1
Kunene
49
117
24
515
24
602
32
937
15
303
17
634
67.1
62.4
71.7
Ohangwena
136
163
78
332
57
831
67
258
38
328
28
930
49.4
48.9
50.0
Omaheke
43
200
20
258
22
942
28
161
12
154
16
007
65.2
60.0
69.8
Omusati
144
640
84
088
60
552
71
222
41
503
29
719
49.2
49.4
49.1
Oshana
114
808
65
197
49
611
70
150
39
789
30
361
61.1
61.0
61.2
Oshikoto
108
186
58
245
49
941
61
342
32
469
28
873
56.7
55.7
57.8
Otjozondjupa
89
667
43
354
46
313
64
087
28
817
35
270
71.5
66.5
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5.6.3PopulationandMainOccupation
Table 5.6.3 shows that skilled agricultural/fishery workers made up the largest occupation group (26.4%),
followed by elementary occupations (16.4%), service workers (13.7%) and craft and related trade workers
(12.1%). There are no significant differences between females and males among the top three occupa-
tional groups. However, craft and related trade workers were dominated by men (18.9%) compared to
3.7% for women. On the other hand, more women work as professionals and technicians and associate
professionals than men.
Table5.6.3Mainoccupationofemployedpopulation15yearsandabovebysex
5.6.4 Employment by Industry
Table 5.6.4 shows the employed population by main industry and sex at national level. Agriculture, for-
estry and fishing is the main industry (29.8%) of the work force followed by administration and support
services (8.7%). Wholesale and retail trade as well as construction companies each employ about 7% of
the workforce.
Education, financial insurance activities and accommodation and food serving activities are clearly the
domain of women, while men predominately work in mining, construction and transport businesses.
Table5.6.4Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex
Skilled agricul-
tural/fishery
workers made
up the largest
occupation
group with
26.4%
Main
Occupation
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
100.0
100.0
100.0
Armed
force
16
843
4
267
12
576
3.1
1.8
4.3
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
21
581
7
898
13
683
4.0
3.3
4.7
Professionals
46
888
26
912
19
976
8.8
11.1
6.8
Technician
and
associate
professionals
30
588
15
777
14
811
5.7
6.5
5.0
Clerk
28
552
21
376
7
176
5.3
8.9
2.4
Service
Workers
73
232
37
052
36
180
13.7
15.3
12.3
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
141
380
70
741
70
639
26.4
29.3
24.1
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
64
595
9
043
55
552
12.1
3.7
18.9
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
22
975
1
492
21
483
4.3
0.6
7.3
Elementary
occupations
87
797
46
699
41
098
16.4
19.3
14.0
Not
stated
481
191
290
0.1
0.1
0.1
Main
Industry
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
100.0
100.0
100.0
Agriculture,
forestry
and
Fishing
159
485
73
673
85
812
29.8
30.5
29.2
Mining
and
Quarrying
17
598
2
541
15
057
3.3
1.1
5.1
Manufacturing
30
137
10
482
19
655
5.6
4.3
6.7
Electricity,
Gas,
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
1
029
321
708
0.2
0.1
0.2
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
1
691
452
1
239
0.3
0.2
0.4
Construction
38
483
3
102
35
381
7.2
1.3
12.1
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
39
286
19
479
19
807
7.3
8.1
6.7
Transportation
and
Storage
21
402
2
386
19
016
4.0
1.0
6.5
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
19
167
12
943
6
224
3.6
5.4
2.1
Information
and
Communication
5
481
2
440
3
041
1.0
1.0
1.0
Financial
Insurance
Activities
11
510
7
307
4
203
2.2
3.0
1.4
Real
estate
Activities
779
467
312
0.1
0.2
0.1
Professional,
Scientific
and
Technical
9
352
4
611
4
741
1.7
1.9
1.6
Administrative
and
Support
service
46
491
23
057
23
434
8.7
9.5
8.0
Public
Administration
and
Defence
34
102
11
499
22
603
6.4
4.8
7.7
Education
31
722
20
768
10
954
5.9
8.6
3.7
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
16
436
11
841
4
595
3.1
4.9
1.6
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
2
807
1
227
1
580
0.5
0.5
0.5
Other
Services
activities
14
100
9
078
5
022
2.6
3.8
1.7
Activities
of
Private
Households
30
421
22
342
8
079
5.7
9.3
2.8
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organisation
282
171
111
0.1
0.1
0.0
Don't
Know
3
151
1
261
1
890
0.6
0.5
0.6
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5.6.5EmploymentbyEducationalAttainment
Table 5.6.5 shows that about 42% of employed people have completed their secondary education. Fur-
thermore, it is shown that about 1 out of 5 (20.4%) employed people have not completed the primary
school. Women are better educated than men, on average. Thus, 44% of employed women had com-
pleted secondary education and 11% tertiary education, compared to 41% and 9% of men respectively.
5.6.6 Main Job Undertaken
Table 5.6.6 shows that the private sector provided jobs for the largest proportion of employees (39.8%),
followed by subsistence/communal farmers (without paid employees) (21.3%) and government (16.7%).
More men than women are employed by the private sector, but subsistence farming (without paid em-
ployees) was dominated by women.
Table5.6.5Educationalattainmentofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex
Table5.6.6Mainjobofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex
5.6.7 Unemployment
The unemployment rate is the proportion of unemployed people in the labour force for a given popula-
tion group ( i.e. the number of unemployed people divided by all people in the labour force in the same
population group).
The unemployment rate in urban and rural areas was about 36% and 38%, respectively. Kavango had
the highest unemployment rate of over 50%, while the lowest was found in Khomas and Erongo, with
around 30% unemployment. The unemployment rate of women in rural and urban areas was the same
(43%), but it differed for men (32% and 29%, respectively). Unemployment rates for women were high-
est in Kavango (54.4%), Omaheke (51.7%) and Otjozondjupa (49.5%), while the highest rates of unem-
ployment among men were in Kavango (44.6%) and Ohangwena (40.4%).
Educational
Attainment
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
100.0
100.0
100.0
No
Formal
Education
71
138
28
098
43
040
13.3
11.6
14.7
Incomplete
Primary
School
108
864
44
950
63
914
20.4
18.6
21.8
Primary
School
68
565
32
098
36
467
12.8
13.3
12.4
Secondary
school
226
069
107
033
119
036
42.3
44.3
40.6
Tertiary
Education
52
341
26
299
26
042
9.8
10.9
8.9
Others
238
103
135
0.0
0.0
0.0
Don't
Know
7
697
2
867
4
830
1.4
1.2
1.6
Main
job
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
100.0
100.0
100.0
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
9
813
3
104
6
709
1.8
1.3
2.3
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
114
064
67
333
46
731
21.3
27.9
15.9
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
6
444
1
751
4
693
1.2
0.7
1.6
Other
Employer
12
044
4
817
7
227
2.3
2.0
2.5
Own
Account
Worker
17
163
7
788
9
375
3.2
3.2
3.2
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
8
607
1
288
7
319
1.6
0.5
2.5
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
21
193
4
929
16
264
4.0
2.0
5.5
Employee
(Government)
89
213
44
140
45
073
16.7
18.3
15.4
Employee
(Parastatal)
30
252
11
005
19
247
5.7
4.6
6.6
Employee
(Private)
212
691
88
267
124
424
39.8
36.6
42.4
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Communal
Farms)
6
165
3
218
2
947
1.2
1.3
1.0
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
3
910
2
108
1
802
0.7
0.9
0.6
Other
2
371
1
268
1
103
0.4
0.5
0.4
Don't
know
982
432
550
0.2
0.2
0.2
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Figure 5.6.7 shows the distributi on of unemployed people in terms of their level of educati onal att ain-
ment. About 25% of unemployed people had not completed primary educati on, 42% had completed
primary and 1% had completed terti ary educati on. Those with no formal educati on consti tuted around
14% of all unemployed people.
Table 5.6.7 Unemployment rate by sex and area
Figure5.6.7Populationdistributionofunemployedpeoplebyeducationalattainment
Area
Total
Female
Male
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Number
Rate
Labour
force
Un-
employed
Unemploy
ment
rate
Labour
force
Un-
employed
Unemploy
ment
rate
Labour
force
Un-
employed
Unempl
oyment
rate
Namibia
847
415
312
503
36.9
426
611
185
163
43.4
420
804
127
340
30.3
Urban
457
391
165
024
36.1
22
7531
99
079
43.5
22
9860
65
945
28.7
Rural
390
024
147
479
37.8
199
080
86
084
43.2
190
944
61
395
32.2
Caprivi
33
004
12
440
37.7
15
983
7
005
43.8
17
021
5
435
31.9
Erongo
83
928
25
063
29.9
37
049
14
766
39.9
46
879
10
297
22.0
Hardap
36
672
12
892
35.2
16
294
7
488
46.0
20
378
5
404
26.5
Karas
39
817
12
838
32.2
18
268
7
562
41.4
21
549
5
276
24.5
Kavango
77
503
38
845
50.1
43
581
23
702
54.4
33
922
15
143
44.6
Khomas
181
334
54
368
30.0
87
073
31
492
36.2
94
261
22
876
24.3
Kunene
32
937
11
733
35.6
15
303
6
547
42.8
17
634
5
186
29.4
Ohangwena
67
258
28
916
43.0
38
328
17
214
44.9
28
930
11
702
40.4
Omaheke
28
161
11
113
39.5
12
154
6
287
51.7
16
007
4
826
30.1
Omusati
71
222
29
908
42.0
41
503
18
248
44.0
29
719
11
660
39.2
Oshana
70
150
26
073
37.2
39
789
16
024
40.3
30
361
10
049
33.1
Oshikoto
61
342
24
704
40.3
32
469
14
568
44.9
28
873
10
136
35.1
Otjozondjupa
64
087
23
610
36.8
28
817
14
260
49.5
35
270
9
350
26.5
No
Formal
Education,
14.1
Incomplete
Primary,
24.9
Primary,
42.1
Secondary
education,
16.5
Tertiary,
1.3
Don't
Know,
1.1
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Table5.7.1Activitystatusofeconomicallyinactivepopulation15yearsandabovebysex
5.7EconomicallyInactivePopulation
Table 5.7.1 provides informati on on the populati on of economically inacti ve people. Students consti tut-
ed the largest share (51.6%), followed by old age pensioners (23.4%) and homemakers (14.8%). Women
dominated the category of homemakers and old age pensioners (respecti vely, 19 and 26% of all economi-
cally inacti ve women), while the proporti on of economically inacti ve men in these categories was much
lower (9 and 20%, respecti vely).
Table 5.7.2 shows that 27% (or about one in four people) of the unemployed populati on were acti vely
looking for work. The proporti on of females looking for work was higher than males: 30.8 and 22.8%,
respecti vely. Perhaps surprisingly, the percentage of job seekers in urban areas was lower than in rural
areas: 24.4 and about 29.6%, respecti vely.
There were more females and higher proporti ons of unemployed females looking for work than men in
all regions. The greatest numbers of job seekers of both sexes were in Khomas, Ohangwena, Omusati and
Kavango.
Table5.7.2Unemployedpopulation15yearsandaboveactivelylookingforajobbysexandarea
Economically
inactive
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
379
370
217
826
161
544
100.0
100.0
100.0
Student
195
591
100
330
95
261
51.6
46.1
59.0
Homemaker
55
972
41
480
14
492
14.8
19.0
9.0
Income
Recipient
4
939
2
659
2
280
1.3
1.2
1.4
Retired
Pensioner
14
619
7
685
6
934
3.9
3.5
4.3
Old
Age
Pensioner
88
646
56
103
32
543
23.4
25.8
20.1
Unable
to
Work
(Ill)
7
794
4
010
3
784
2.1
1.8
2.3
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
7
303
3
379
3
924
1.9
1.6
2.4
Other
4
506
2
180
2
326
1.2
1.0
1.4
Area
In
Labour
Force
Unemployed
and
looking
for
a
job
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Namibia
847
415
426
611
420
804
227
260
131
387
95
873
26.8
30.8
22.8
Urban
457
391
227
531
229
860
111
799
65
185
46
614
24.4
28.6
20.3
Rural
390
024
199
080
190
944
115
461
66
202
49
259
29.6
33.3
25.8
Caprivi
33
004
15
983
17
021
7
495
4
029
3
466
22.7
25.2
20.4
Erongo
83
928
37
049
46
879
19
212
11
002
8
210
22.9
29.7
17.5
Hardap
36
672
16
294
20
378
8
868
4
900
3
968
24.2
30.1
19.5
Karas
39
817
18
268
21
549
10
332
5
902
4
430
25.9
32.3
20.6
Kavango
77
503
43
581
33
922
23
581
14
077
9
504
30.4
32.3
28.0
Khomas
181
334
87
073
94
261
38
631
21
761
16
870
21.3
25.0
17.9
Kunene
32
937
15
303
17
634
7
851
4
172
3
679
23.8
27.3
20.9
Ohangwena
67
258
38
328
28
930
25
166
14
829
10
337
37.4
38.7
35.7
Omaheke
28
161
12
154
16
007
7
544
4
101
3
443
26.8
33.7
21.5
Omusati
71
222
41
503
29
719
24
579
14
727
9
852
34.5
35.5
33.2
Oshana
70
150
39
789
30
361
18
793
11
430
7
363
26.8
28.7
24.3
Oshikoto
61
342
32
469
28
873
19
416
11
164
8
252
31.7
34.4
28.6
Otjozondjupa
64
087
28
817
35
270
15
792
9
293
6
499
24.6
32.2
18.4
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63NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
This chapter provides information on household characteristics, particularly on household sizes, compo-
sition and income. Information on household assets, main languages spoken and agricultural activities is
also presented.
A household is defined as a group of people - related or unrelated - who live in the same dwelling unit and
share or have common catering arrangements.
6.1 Household size
Table 6.1 shows that a Namibian household consists of 4.4 persons, on average. This figure has decreased
since 1991 from 5.2 persons and 5.1 persons in 2001.
But the average household size is also smaller in urban areas (3.8) than in rural areas (5.1 people). House-
holds in Kavango were largest, but also dropped from an average of 6.5 in 2001 to 6.0 people in 2011.
On the other hand, Erongo had the lowest average household size of 3.3 people in 2011, which had also
dropped from 3.8 people recorded in 2001.
6.2Householdcomposition
The composition of households refers to the relationship of its members to the head of the household.
Several categories of relationships were used to categorize household members, including spouse, son/
daughter, grandchild, etc. Table 6.2.1 gives the distribution of the household population by relationship
to the head of the household.
Sons and daughters of the head account for about 27.6% of all relationships, while grandchildren (16.9%)
and other relatives (19.3%) make up other significant portions of household membership. Adding these
percentages together shows that almost two-thirds (63.8%) of all household members are direct relatives
of the head, demonstrating the high degree of extended family relationships in Namibia. Only 7.8% of
household members are spouses.
The average
household
size is 4.4
persons.
Table 6.1 Average household size by census year and area
CHAPTER 6: HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS
Chapter 6: Household Characteristics
Area
1991
2001
2011
Namibia
5.2
5.1
4.4
Urban
4.7
4.2
3.8
Rural
5.4
5.7
5.1
Caprivi
4.8
4.7
4.2
Erongo
3.8
3.8
3.3
Hardap
4.6
4.4
4.0
Karas
4.3
4.1
3.6
Kavango
6.2
6.5
6.0
Khomas
4.7
4.2
3.7
Kunene
4.6
5.3
4.6
Ohangwena
6.2
6.3
5.6
Omaheke
4.6
5.3
4.3
Omusati
5.9
5.9
5.2
Oshana
5.7
5.4
4.5
Oshikoto
5.8
5.6
4.8
Otjozondjupa
4.3
4.6
4.2
64 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table6.2.1Householdpopulationbysexandrelationshiptotheheadofhousehold,Namibia*
Note: * The table refers only to conventional/private households
6.2.2 Sex of Household Head.
Table 6.2.2 shows that the majority of households (56.2%) are headed by men. Differences between
urban and rural households are small: 58.1% of urban households are male-headed compared to 54.4%
in rural areas.
Male-headed households predominate in most regions, except for the north-central regions of Ohang-
wena, Omusati and Oshana where more than half of households are headed by women. These regions
also have the lowest sex ratios of men per 100 women.
6.2.2Percentdistributionofhouseholdheadbysexandarea
6.2.3 Household Headed by Children and Orphans.
Households headed by children and orphans require the attention of Government and other stakehold-
ers. Table 6.2.3 gives information on households which are headed by children 18 years old or younger.
A total of 7,671 such households or 1.7% of all households was found in 2011. There were higher pro-
portions of households headed by children in rural (2.1%) than urban areas (1.2%). Kunene (2.8%) and
Ohangwena (2.7%) had the highest number of households headed by children while Erongo had the
lowest (1.0%).
Relationship
to
head
Number
Percent
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
2
064
489
1
074
082
990
407
100.0
100.0
100.0
Head
464
839
203
503
261
336
22.5
18.9
26.4
Spouse
161
860
141
981
19
879
7.8
13.2
2.0
Son/Daughter
570
547
292
414
278
133
27.6
27.2
28.1
Son/Daughter
in
Law
24
125
14
227
9
898
1.2
1.3
1.0
Grand
Child
347
874
173
727
174
147
16.9
16.2
17.6
Parent
13
271
10
195
3
076
0.6
0.9
0.3
Other
Relative
385
402
192
749
192
653
18.7
17.9
19.5
Domestic
Worker
16
758
7
439
9
319
0.8
0.7
0.9
Other
Non-relative
78
240
37
027
41
213
3.8
3.4
4.2
Don't
know
1
573
820
753
0.1
0.1
0.1
Area
Households
Sex
of
household
head
(%)
Female
Male
Namibia
464
839
43.8
56.2
Urban
228
955
41.9
58.1
Rural
235
884
45.6
54.4
Caprivi
21
283
44.2
55.8
Erongo
44
116
34.4
65.6
Hardap
19
307
36.4
63.6
Karas
20
988
37.1
62.9
Kavango
36
741
42.9
57.1
Khomas
89
438
38.8
61.2
Kunene
18
495
39.7
60.3
Ohangwena
43
723
56.5
43.5
Omaheke
16
174
33.6
66.4
Omusati
46
698
55.3
44.7
Oshana
37
284
53.7
46.3
Oshikoto
37
400
48.6
51.4
Otjozondjupa
33
192
36.6
63.4
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Table6.2.3PercentDistributionofChild-headedhouseholdsbyarea
Table6.2.4PercentDistributionofOrphan-headedhouseholdsbyarea
Table 6.2.4 gives information on households which are headed by orphans who are also 18 years old or
younger. A total of 2,953 orphan-headed households were reported in 2011. These constituted 0.6%
of all households in Namibia. More households headed by orphans were found in rural (0.8%) than ur-
ban areas (0.4%). Ohangwena had the highest number (1.2 %) of households headed by orphans while
Erongo, Karas and Khomas had the lowest (0.4%).
Area
Total
households
Child-headed
households
Percent
Namibia
464
839
7
671
1.7
Urban
228
955
2
761
1.2
Rural
235
884
4
910
2.1
Caprivi
22
283
328
1.5
Erongo
44
116
426
1.0
Hardap
19
307
236
1.2
Karas
20
988
223
1.1
Kavango
36
741
535
1.5
Khomas
89
438
1
018
1.1
Kunene
18
495
522
2.8
Ohangwena
43
723
1
171
2.7
Omaheke
16
174
321
2.0
Omusati
46
698
944
2.0
Oshana
37
284
595
1.6
Oshikoto
37
400
802
2.1
Otjozondjupa
33
192
550
1.7
Area
Total
households
Orphan-headed
households
Percent
Namibia
464
839
2
953
0.6
Urban
228
955
984
0.4
Rural
235
884
1
969
0.8
Caprivi
21
283
166
0.8
Erongo
44
116
165
0.4
Hardap
19
307
113
0.6
Karas
20
988
78
0.4
Kavango
36
741
231
0.6
Khomas
89
438
343
0.4
Kunene
18
495
143
0.8
Ohangwena
43
723
533
1.2
Omaheke
16
174
100
0.6
Omusati
46
698
385
0.8
Oshana
37
284
249
0.7
Oshikoto
37
400
288
0.8
Otjozondjupa
33
192
159
0.5
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Table6.3.1Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymainsourceofincomeandarea
6.4 Household assets
The ownership of assets is an important indicator of social welfare and living standards, and therefore
households that own certain assets have higher standards of living than those without. The Census col-
lected data on a wide range of assets including cars, televisions, radios and mobile phones. These can
be categorised into assets used for transportation and communication, and as domestic utilities, for
example.
Figure 6.4.1 provides information on the type of transport assets owned. Cars were the most common
and owned by 22.3% of all households, followed by bicycles (11%). Cars were the most common trans-
port asset in both urban and rural households owned by 29.8% and 15% of households, respectively.
Animal drawn carts were also frequently owned in rural areas by 6.3% of households.
6.3 Household Income
Households were asked to state their main source of income, which included: farming, business activities
(non-farming), wages and salaries, old age pension, cash remittances, retirement fund, and grants for
orphans and grants for people living with disabilities. Table 6.3.1 shows that wages and salaries were the
most frequent main source of income in Namibia, almost half (48%) of all households having this type of
main income. Second, as a main source of income, was farming in 16% of all households, followed by old
age pensions (14%) and other non-farming business activities (12%). Orphan and disability grants were
the main source of income for only 0.7% of households.
There were major differences between urban and rural areas. In urban areas, 68% of the households
reported wages and salaries as the main source of income, followed by business activities (non-farming)
in 15% of all households. Farming incomes (in 30.2% of households), wages and salaries (28.1%) and old-
age pensions (22.5%) were the main sources of income in rural households.
At a regional level, wages and salaries predominated in Erongo, Khomas and Karas, where more than
70% of households had these main sources of income. By contrast, farming activities were the main
source of income in many northern regions, particularly in Kavango where 43% of households reported
farming as their main income.
Area
Households
Farming
Business
activities
non-
farming
Wages
and
salaries
Old-age
pension
Cash
remittance
Retirement
fund
Orphan's
grant
Disability
grant
Other
Namibia
464
839
16.4
11.6
47.7
14.1
5.4
0.8
1.3
0.7
1.9
Urban
228
955
2.2
14.5
68.0
5.5
5.9
1.0
0.5
0.4
2.0
Rural
235
884
30.2
8.9
28.1
22.5
5.0
0.6
2.0
0.9
1.8
Caprivi
21
283
20.6
25.2
29.5
13.8
5.9
0.8
1.7
0.9
1.5
Erongo
44
116
2.5
9.2
72.8
6.8
4.9
1.5
0.2
0.3
1.7
Hardap
19
307
6.9
4.2
64.2
13.4
6.7
1.1
0.6
1.3
1.7
Karas
20
988
4.7
5.1
71.6
9.4
5.0
1.1
0.4
0.6
2.0
Kavango
36
741
43.0
11.9
21.9
12.2
5.7
0.5
1.6
1.3
1.8
Khomas
89
438
1.4
14.1
72.7
3.4
5.2
0.8
0.2
0.2
2.0
Kunene
18
495
31.6
7.7
41.0
11.0
5.2
0.7
0.5
0.7
1.6
Ohangwena
43
723
25.7
12.1
22.2
28.5
6.1
0.5
2.9
0.9
1.1
Omaheke
16
174
21.5
7.3
48.8
12.2
6.4
0.7
0.7
0.8
1.7
Omusati
46
698
22.0
10.4
25.4
30.8
5.0
0.6
2.8
1.0
1.9
Oshana
37
284
13.1
17.2
40.3
18.7
4.8
0.5
2.3
0.7
2.5
Oshikoto
37
400
33.3
8.5
29.7
18.2
5.4
0.7
2.0
0.6
1.6
Otjozondjupa
33
192
10.1
10.1
59.6
9.2
5.8
0.9
0.7
0.7
3.0
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Figure6.4.1Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsowningselectedtransportationassetsbyarea
Figure 6.4.2 provides informati on on communicati on assets. The majority of households owned radios
(71.6%), followed by mobile phones (60.3%) and television (37.9%). More urban households owned
radios (75.6%) than rural ones (67.8%). Mobile phones are owned by many more (60%) households than
fi xed-line telephones (9%). There was also a glaring diff erence in the ownership of televisions by urban
(62.0%) and rural households (14.5%). Only 5.4% of all households have internet connecti ons, and the
great majority of these are in urban areas.
Figure6.4.2Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsowningselectedcommunicationassetsbyarea
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6.5 Language
Informati on on the main language spoken in the household was collected from all households. From
data in Table 6.5, Oshiwambo languages were reported in almost half of all Namibian households (48.9%)
followed by Nama/Damara (11%), Afrikaans (10%) and Otjiherero and Kavango languages (both 9%).
Asian languages are not yet common in Namibia and are spoken in only 461 households representi ng
0.1% of all households.
Table6.5Distributionofhouseholdsbymainlanguagespoken,Namibia
Main
language
spoken
Number
of
households
Percent
Namibia
464
839
100.0
San
languages
3
745
0.8
Caprivi
languages
22
484
4.8
Otjiherero
languages
40
000
8.6
Kavango
languages
39
566
8.5
Nama/Damara
52
450
11.3
Oshiwambo
languages
227
103
48.9
Setswana
1
328
0.3
Afrikaans
48
238
10.4
German
4
359
0.9
English
15
912
3.4
Other
European
languages
3
306
0.7
Other
African
languages
5
795
1.3
Asian
languages
461
0.1
Don't
know
92
0.0
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Figure 6.4.3 provides informati on on household assets, of which stoves are the most frequently owned
in Namibia (41% of households), followed by refrigerators (35%) and microwave ovens (21%). These are
assets overwhelmingly owned by urban households, whereas less than 15% of households in rural areas
own any of these.
Figure6.4.3Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsowningselectedhousingassets/utilitiesbyarea
69NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
6.6AgricultureActivity
Agriculture is defined in the population census as any activity directly related to the production or pro-
cessing of crops, dairy products, poultry or livestock for commercial sale or as a principal means of
personal subsistence. This is known as own-account agriculture. Information was collected on the type
of agricultural activities in which households engaged during the past 12 months prior to the census.
Wherever applicable, households could report more than one type of agricultural activity.
Table 6.6 provides information on households engaged in agricultural activities. At a national level,
crop farming was most common, being reported by 32.8% of households, followed by livestock farm-
ing (25.1%) and poultry (13.5% of households). In rural areas, more than half (57%) of households are
involved in crop farming followed by livestock farming in 42% of households. However, even in urban
areas 7.9% and 7.7% of households were involved in livestock and crop farming, respectively, while only
2% had poultry.
Almost four out of five households in Ohangwena are involved in crop farming followed by Omusati
(70%) and Oshikoto (63%). Own account agricultural activities were reported least frequently by house-
holds in Erongo and Khomas.
Table6.6Thepercentageofhouseholdsengagedinownaccountagricultureactivitybyarea
Area
Households
Livestock
Crop
Poultry
Others
Namibia
464
839
25.1
32.8
13.5
1.7
Urban
228
955
7.9
7.7
2.0
1.1
Rural
235
884
41.8
57.2
24.6
2.2
Caprivi
22
283
20.4
40.9
6.9
3.0
Erongo
44
116
8.8
3.7
1.5
0.7
Hardap
19
307
19.4
3.3
2.5
1.0
Karas
20
988
12.2
2.4
1.4
0.7
Kavango
36
741
22.8
53.0
7.9
1.4
Khomas
89
438
7.9
5.1
1.5
1.0
Kunene
18
495
41.1
26.2
6.0
1.1
Ohangwena
43
723
44.7
79.2
34.9
1.4
Omaheke
16
174
26.5
7.4
6.6
1.7
Omusati
46
698
47.2
69.8
33.1
2.4
Oshana
37
284
28.7
45.6
22.0
2.6
Oshikoto
37
400
43.8
62.9
34.8
3.0
Otjozondjupa
33
192
18.2
9.3
4.1
2.1
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This Chapter presents analyses of the characteristics of housing, which includes all structures used as
dwelling units. Aspects considered are the type of housing, tenure, materials used for building, housing
utilities, sources of energy and water supply sanitation, and.
7.1 Type of housing
Nine types of housing units were defined in the census: detached house, semi-detached/townhouse,
apartment/ flat, guest flat, part commercial/industrial, mobile home (caravan, tent), single quarters,
traditional dwelling and improvised housing unit (shack).
Table 7.1 indicates that traditional dwellings are most common, making up 37.7% of all households in Na-
mibia. These were followed by detached houses (30.1%) and improvised housing units (shacks, 16.0%).
Traditional houses are most common in rural areas where they are home to more than two-thirds of
households. Detached houses predominate in urban areas (44% of households). Improvised housing
units (shacks) are found largely in urban areas where they constitute about one-quarter (27%) of all
dwellings. By contrast, only 5% of rural households live in shacks.
Traditional dwellings are most common in the northern regions where with more than four out of five
households in Omusati and Ohangwena and almost three out of four in Kavango live in them. The op-
posite is the case in the central and southern regions where detached houses are occupied by about half
or more of all households in Hardap, Omaheke, Otjozondjupa, Karas, Khomas and Erongo.
37.7% of all
households
reside in
traditional
dwellings
Table7.1Percentdistributionofhouseholdsbytypeofhousingunitandarea
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7
HOUSING
CHARACTERISTICS
Detached
house
Semi-
Detached/
Townhouse
Apartment/
Flat
Guest
flat
Part
commercial/
industrial
Mobile
home
(Caravan,
tent)
Single
quarters
Traditional
dwelling
Improvised
housing
unit
(Shack)
Other
Namibia 464
839 30.1 7.7 4.8 0.8 0.5 0.6 1.6 37.7 16.0 0.3
Urban 228
955 43.6 11.9 8.1 1.3 0.6 0.4 2.3 4.3 27.2 0.2
Rural 235
884 17.0 3.6 1.7 0.3 0.4 0.7 1.0 70.0 5.0 0.3
Caprivi 21
283 16.6 2.3 2.6 0.2 0.1 0.9 0.5 63.2 13.6 0.2
Erongo 44
116 41.1 10.7 7.9 1.1 0.2 0.3 2.3 3.8 32.5 0.2
Hardap 19
307 59.3 9.2 3.7 0.5 0.4 0.5 0.9 0.6 24.7 0.2
Karas 20
988 46.8 8.7 7.6 1.2 0.5 0.9 3.2 5.0 26.0 0.1
Kavango 36
741 16.8 3.0 1.0 0.2 0.1 0.2 1.2 72.9 4.3 0.1
Khomas 89
438 42.9 13.0 8.7 1.6 0.6 0.3 1.7 0.3 30.6 0.3
Kunene 18
495 34.0 7.8 3.5 0.4 0.4 2.2 1.0 41.1 8.7 0.8
Ohangwena 43
723 5.4 2.2 2.5 0.6 0.6 0.4 0.9 82.0 5.1 0.2
Omaheke 16
174 53.7 7.0 2.5 0.6 0.8 0.9 1.8 13.9 18.4 0.4
Omusati 46
698 7.4 1.9 2.9 0.4 0.3 0.6 0.8 84.5 1.1 0.2
Oshana 37
284 26.7 10.6 7.3 0.9 0.6 0.6 2.1 43.5 7.5 0.2
Oshikoto 37
400 14.2 6.1 2.2 0.5 0.7 0.4 1.1 69.7 4.8 0.3
Otjozondjupa 33
192 49.5 10.8 2.9 0.7 0.8 0.9 3.5 12.8 17.7 0.5
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7.2 Type of Tenure
Tenure refers to the conditions which govern the rights of individuals to occupy dwelling units. The most
frequent forms are tenancy (in which rent is paid to a landlord) and owner occupancy which can be
subdivided into owner-occupier or mortgaged. In the case of tenancy, the landlord can be a private
individual, non-profit organization such as a housing association, or a government body which provides
public housing.
Table 7.2 shows that most housing units (56%) in the country are owned and occupied by households
without mortgage. These are more common in rural areas (where they make up 74.3% of households)
than urban areas (37.4%). Housing units occupied by owners with mortgages are mainly found in urban
areas (23%), and less so in rural areas (6%). This is because most dwellings in rural areas are traditional
houses that do not have title deeds and can not be mortgaged. Only in urban areas are significant num-
bers of dwelling units rented.
7.3 Average number of people per room
The Census collected information on the number of bedrooms per household, and the average number
of people per bedroom (or room occupancy), which provides an indicator of crowding.
Table 7.3 shows that the average number of people per sleeping room was 1.5, which suggests that most
households are not overcrowded in Namibia. There were no major differences between urban and rural
areas in this respect.
Caprivi and Omaheke had the highest room occupancy of 2.2 and 2.0, respectively. The lowest average
number of people per bedroom (1.3) was in Ohangwena, Omusati and Oshana.
Table7.2Percentdistributionofhouseholdsbytypeoftenurestatusandarea
Table
7.2
Percent
distribution
of
households
by
type
of
tenure
status
by
area
Area Households
Owner
occupied
with
mortgage
Owner
occupied
without
mortgage
Rented
(Government)
Rented
(Local
authority)
Rented
(Parastatal)
Rented
(Private
firm)
Rented
(individual)
Occupied
rent
free
Other
Namibia 464
839 14.2 56.1 1.4 2.4 0.5 2.8 9.1 12.6 0.9
Urban 228
955 23.0 37.4 2.8 3.4 1.1 4.6 17.3 10.0 0.4
Rural 235
884 5.7 74.3 0.0 1.4 0.0 1.0 1.1 15.1 1.3
Caprivi 21
283 9.0 76.5 0.6 0.2 0.2 0.3 5.5 7.4 0.3
Erongo 44
116 20.2 27.7 1.3 3.2 0.8 6.1 28.8 11.6 0.3
Hardap 19
307 14.6 48.9 2.0 2.6 0.3 1.8 5.8 23.9 0.2
Karas 20
988 13.2 35.8 2.1 5.1 4.1 7.0 7.3 24.7 0.8
Kavango 36
741 7.3 73.6 0.9 0.8 0.1 0.7 1.1 10.1 5.4
Khomas 89
438 26.3 33.2 2.2 2.1 0.5 4.3 17.5 13.4 0.5
Kunene 18
495 10.0 61.7 2.0 3.3 0.2 1.0 2.3 18.5 0.9
Ohangwena 43
723 4.3 85.0 0.4 1.4 0.1 1.1 2.7 4.6 0.4
Omaheke 16
174 12.0 48.2 1.5 1.1 0.1 1.6 3.6 30.9 1.0
Omusati 46
698 7.2 79.6 0.3 2.7 0.1 1.1 2.2 6.5 0.3
Oshana 37
284 16.0 60.7 2.0 2.5 0.6 3.5 7.9 6.1 0.9
Oshikoto 37
400 8.4 75.2 0.4 2.3 0.2 1.5 2.8 8.9 0.2
Otjozondjupa 33
192 16.4 42.9 2.4 4.8 0.6 2.8 7.0 22.3 0.8
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7.4Materialsusedforconstruction
The section presents information on the materials used to construct roofs, walls and floors, which are
important indicators of the socio-economic conditions and welfare of households. Most of the materials
used can be broadly divided between those that are harvested with labour from local resources (grass,
stick, mud and dung etc) and those that are purchased with cash (cement bricks or blocks and corrugated
iron, for example.
Table 7.4.1 shows that 41.1% of households reside in dwellings with walls made from cement/bricks.
These are considered permanent/durable materials and an indicator of development. About 57% of
urban households use cement/bricks for outer walls compared to 26% for rural households. There was a
much higher proportion of rural households that used wood poles/sticks or grass/reeds for walls (29.6%)
than the 3.6% found in urban areas.
At a regional level, households with walls constructed from cement blocks/bricks/stones were predomi-
nant in Erongo (57.6%), Hardap (61.2%), Khomas (57.9%) and Otjozondjupa (52.8%). On the other hand,
mud/clay and/or cow dung walls were common in Caprivi (51.7%), Kavango (33.2%) and Kunene (41.7%).
Table 7.3 Average number of people per bedroom by area
41.1% of
households
reside in
dwellings
with walls
made from
cement/
bricks
Area
Population
Number
of
Sleeping
rooms
(bedrooms)
Average
people
per
bedroom
Namibia
2
064
489
1
354
208
1.5
Urban
872
448
553
689
1.6
Rural
1
192
041
800
519
1.5
Caprivi
88
879
39
816
2.2
Erongo
145
788
96
540
1.5
Hardap
77
246
43
785
1.8
Karas
74
766
52
528
1.4
Kavango
219
468
123
084
1.8
Khomas
334
120
207
458
1.6
Kunene
84
606
43
733
1.9
Ohangwena
242
845
182
819
1.3
Omaheke
69
620
34
915
2.0
Omusati
240
791
186
820
1.3
Oshana
169
057
130
929
1.3
Oshikoto
179
185
130
028
1.4
Otjozondjupa
138
118
81
753
1.7
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Table7.4.1Percentdistributionofhouseholdsbymainmaterialusedforouterwalls
Table7.4.2Percentdistributionofhouseholdsbymainmaterialusedfortheroof
Table 7.4.2 shows that corrugated iron sheets were the main material used for roofing, covering more
than half of all Namibian households, followed by thatch/grass (26%). In urban areas, 78% of households
live in dwellings where roofs are constructed with corrugated iron sheets, compared to 46% in rural ar-
eas.
Roofs made from corrugated iron/zinc predominate in most regions, except in Kavango, Ohangwena and
Omusati where most roofs are thatch or grass. In Erongo, the main material used for roofing was asbes-
tos sheet which is more durable than corrugated iron along the coast.
Area Households
Cement
blocks/bricks/
stones
Burnt
bricks/
Face
bricks
Mud/clay
bricks
Corrugate
d
iron/zinc
Prefabricated
material
Wood
poles/sticks
or
grass/reeds
Sticks
with
mud/clay
and/or
cow
dung
Tin Other
Namibia 464
839 41.1 0.8 7.7 20.5 3.1 16.8 8.4 0.7 0.9
Urban 228
955 57.0 0.7 2.0 27.6 4.8 3.6 2.5 0.8 1.0
Rural 235
884 25.6 0.9 13.3 13.6 1.4 29.6 14.1 0.6 0.8
Caprivi 21
283 15.2 0.4 21.5 0.8 0.5 8.9 51.7 0.0 0.9
Erongo 44
116 57.6 0.4 0.5 6.8 18.8 11.2 1.5 0.9 2.3
Hardap 19
307 61.2 0.3 0.1 35.1 1.2 0.3 0.1 1.3 0.4
Karas 20
988 56.9 0.5 1.0 27.7 3.5 5.5 1.2 3.2 0.3
Kavango 36
741 16.2 0.8 14.6 6.8 1.6 26.0 33.2 0.1 0.6
Khomas 89
438 57.9 0.4 0.2 38.3 1.2 0.3 0.1 0.7 0.9
Kunene 18
495 33.9 0.5 1.6 12.2 2.7 4.3 41.7 0.4 2.8
Ohangwena 43
723 22.9 1.0 30.9 12.1 0.6 29.7 2.1 0.2 0.5
Omaheke 16
174 42.3 1.7 1.3 40.5 3.2 1.1 7.1 1.6 1.1
Omusati 46
698 28.0 0.9 9.3 9.4 0.8 47.4 3.6 0.1 0.4
Oshana 37
284 41.5 1.7 3.9 22.8 1.4 26.1 1.7 0.2 0.6
Oshikoto 37
400 30.9 1.1 9.9 17.4 0.8 36.0 3.2 0.4 0.4
Otjozondjupa 33
192 52.8 1.4 5.2 28.0 2.5 2.4 4.5 2.1 1.1
Area
Number
of
Households
Corrugated
iron/zinc
Asbestos
sheet
Brick
tiles
Concrete
Thatch,
grass
Slate
Wood
covered
with
melthoid
Sticks
with
mud
and
cow
dung
Tin
Other
Namibia
464
839
61.6
6.0
0.7
0.4
25.9
0.3
2.2
0.8
0.8
1.2
Urban
228
955
78.0
11.3
1.2
0.7
2.0
0.5
3.8
0.2
0.9
1.5
Rural
235
884
45.6
1.0
0.2
0.1
49.2
0.2
0.7
1.4
0.7
0.9
Caprivi
21
283
48.9
0.9
0.1
0.1
47.3
0.0
0.5
1.1
0.1
1.0
Erongo
44
116
23.8
44.9
2.7
0.8
0.2
1.3
18.6
0.3
1.3
6.1
Hardap
19
307
95.7
1.7
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.2
0.0
1.6
0.3
Karas
20
988
77.7
13.3
0.4
0.3
4.2
0.6
0.5
0.5
1.8
0.7
Kavango
36
741
39.1
0.6
0.4
0.1
57.9
0.1
0.3
1.1
0.2
0.2
Khomas
89
438
94.1
1.8
1.1
1.1
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.9
0.3
Kunene
18
495
72.2
1.6
0.1
0.1
11.1
0.2
0.3
10.1
0.6
3.8
Ohangwena
43
723
29.8
0.5
0.2
0.1
67.6
0.2
0.7
0.3
0.4
0.2
Omaheke
16
174
92.1
2.2
0.7
0.2
0.7
0.3
0.3
0.6
1.9
1.0
Omusati
46
698
38.9
0.7
0.1
0.1
58.3
0.2
0.5
0.5
0.2
0.6
Oshana
37
284
65.2
1.8
0.4
0.4
29.2
0.5
1.3
0.3
0.5
0.5
Oshikoto
37
400
49.8
1.4
0.3
0.2
45.9
0.2
0.9
0.4
0.4
0.5
Otjozondjupa
33
192
89.3
2.2
0.9
0.2
3.5
0.2
0.3
0.8
1.7
1.0
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Table7.4.3Percentdistributionofhouseholdsbymainmaterialusedforthefloor
Table 7.4.3 shows that exactly one third (33%) of all Namibian households have floors of sand/earth and
another third (33%) have cement floors. While sand/earth is more common in rural dwellings (43% of
households), cement is the main material in urban areas (35.4%) followed closely by tiles (33%). How-
ever, cement is also an important material in rural areas (31%), as well as clay and mud (23%).
7.5 Sources of energy
Data collected from private households on energy for cooking, lighting and heating provide useful in-
formation on social conditions and development. This information is also valuable as a measure of Na-
mibias use of renewable (such as solar and wind power) and non-renewable (oil and coal, for instance)
resources, and the environmental consequences of using different kinds of energy.
Table 7.5.1 indicates that about 54% of households in Namibia rely on wood as the main source of energy
for cooking and about 33% on electricity from the national grid. More than half (59%) of urban house-
holds rely on electricity for cooking while 86.2% of households in rural areas use wood to cook. However,
about 20% of households in urban areas also use wood for cooking.
Electricity from the main grid is mostly used by households in Erongo, Khomas and Hardap, with 76.4,
63.6 and 48.7%, respectively. The majority of the households in northern regions use wood and charcoal
from wood. Households in Karas (29.2%) use gas to a much larger extent than households in any region.
Khomas is the only region where paraffin or kerosene was used commonly for cooking (14%), but this
fuel is commonly used for lighting in other regions, as shown in the next section.
Area
Households
Sand/
earth
Cement
Mud/clay
Wood
Concrete
Tiles
(Ceramic
/wood/plastic)
Other
Namibia
464
839
33.1
33.0
13.0
0.7
2.2
17.3
0.8
Urban
228
955
23.4
35.4
3.3
0.9
3.4
32.6
1.0
Rural
235
884
42.5
30.6
22.5
0.5
1.1
2.4
0.5
Caprivi
21
283
10.0
11.4
66.9
0.3
2.2
8.9
0.4
Erongo
44
116
21.6
34.0
0.8
1.6
2.8
37.8
1.4
Hardap
19
307
23.1
54.5
0.5
0.6
1.5
19.2
0.6
Karas
20
988
18.5
52.6
0.8
2.3
2.6
21.8
1.4
Kavango
36
741
30.8
18.2
45.0
0.3
0.7
4.8
0.2
Khomas
89
438
26.2
27.9
0.4
0.7
3.7
39.6
1.5
Kunene
18
495
29.8
39.9
21.2
0.7
0.9
5.4
2.0
Ohangwena
43
723
43.1
24.1
29.6
0.3
0.3
2.6
0.1
Omaheke
16
174
29.0
58.5
2.9
0.9
2.3
5.7
0.7
Omusati
46
698
58.2
27.3
8.9
0.3
2.2
2.7
0.3
Oshana
37
284
39.1
37.2
6.8
0.8
2.9
12.6
0.5
Oshikoto
37
400
50.9
31.7
10.1
0.4
1.2
5.6
0.2
Otjozondjupa
33
192
27.6
50.5
3.0
0.6
2.5
15.5
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Table7.5.2Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymainsourceofenergyforlighting
The most
common
source of
energy for
lightingin
was electric-
ity from the
main grid
with 42.3%
Table 7.5.2 below shows that the most common source of energy for lighting in Namibia is electricity
from the main grid (42.3%). More than two-thirds of the households (70.1%) in urban areas rely on
electricity, while half of the households in rural areas use candles for lighting. Solar energy is not widely
used, but plays a more important role in rural areas (2%) than in urban areas (0.4%). Electricity for light-
ing predominates in Erongo (81%) but is only used by a minority in Omusati (9%). More than one out of
four households in Omaheke uses paraffin lamps for lighting.
Data in Table 7.5.3 show that 46.3% of households in Namibia used wood/charcoal from wood for heat-
ing whereas 27.6% rely on electricity from the main grid for heating.
Wood dominates the heating materials in rural areas where it was used in 75% of the households. Only
6.5% of rural households use electricity from the main grid and only a tiny proportion (0.3%) rely on
electricity from generators and solar energy. The majority of urban households are heated with electric-
ity from the main grid (49.3%).
Area
Households
Electricity
from
main
grid
Electricity
from
generator
Gas
Paraffin/
kerosene
Wood/
charcoal
from
wood
Charcoal
-coal
Animal
dung
Solar
energy
Other
Namibia
464
839
32.6
0.3
8.1
3.5
53.7
0.6
1.1
0.1
0.1
Urban
228
955
59.0
0.3
13.3
6.6
20.2
0.4
0.2
0.0
0.1
Rural
235
884
7.0
0.3
3.0
0.6
86.2
0.7
2.0
0.1
0.1
Caprivi
21
283
13.9
0.1
1.0
0.7
82.8
1.3
0.1
0.0
0.1
Erongo
44
116
76.4
0.1
7.6
0.4
15.1
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.1
Hardap
19
307
48.7
0.5
5.5
0.1
44.5
0.5
0.0
0.1
0.1
Karas
20
988
42.1
0.1
29.2
0.4
27.7
0.3
0.0
0.1
0.1
Kavango
36
741
11.4
0.2
2.6
0.3
84.3
1.1
0.0
0.1
0.1
Khomas
89
438
63.6
0.3
13.6
14.0
8.1
0.1
0.0
0.0
0.1
Kunene
18
495
15.1
0.5
5.5
0.2
77.3
1.0
0.1
0.2
0.1
Ohangwena
43
723
7.2
0.2
2.0
1.7
87.9
0.4
0.4
0.1
0.1
Omaheke
16
174
17.9
0.6
7.1
0.5
73.2
0.4
0.1
0.2
0.0
Omusati
46
698
6.6
0.3
2.1
0.7
88.0
0.5
1.5
0.1
0.1
Oshana
37
284
23.3
0.3
13.7
4.0
48.9
0.5
9.1
0.1
0.1
Oshikoto
37
400
11.1
0.2
4.8
0.6
80.3
1.0
1.9
0.1
0.1
Otjozondjupa
33
192
32.6
0.4
8.4
1.4
56.2
0.8
0.0
0.2
0.2
Area
Households
Electricity
from
main
grid
Electricity
from
generator
Gas
Paraffin/
kerosene
Wood/charcoal
from
wood
Charcoal-
coal
Candles
Animal
dung
Solar
energy
Other
Namibia
464
839
42.3
1.0
0.4
10.3
6.0
0.1
37.1
0.1
1.2
1.6
Urban
228
955
70.1
0.7
0.4
4.4
0.6
0.0
22.7
0.0
0.4
0.6
Rural
235
884
15.2
1.3
0.4
16.1
11.2
0.1
51.0
0.1
2.0
2.6
Caprivi
21
283
32.3
0.7
0.0
2.5
0.4
0.0
61.5
0.0
1.7
0.9
Erongo
44
116
81.3
0.5
0.1
4.4
0.2
0.0
12.5
0.0
0.8
0.2
Hardap
19
307
66.3
1.4
0.1
3.5
0.5
0.0
26.4
0.0
1.7
0.1
Karas
20
988
67.2
1.1
0.2
5.8
0.2
0.0
22.5
0.0
2.4
0.4
Kavango
36
741
23.7
0.6
0.1
0.5
7.5
0.1
66.9
0.0
0.3
0.4
Khomas
89
438
67.8
1.0
0.6
6.7
0.4
0.0
22.3
0.0
0.7
0.5
Kunene
18
495
30.6
1.5
0.6
12.8
17.5
0.2
32.7
0.0
2.6
1.6
Ohangwena
43
723
10.8
1.1
0.3
11.3
16.6
0.1
54.5
0.0
1.0
4.2
Omaheke
16
174
33.4
1.8
0.3
26.0
0.7
0.0
34.5
0.1
2.8
0.4
Omusati
46
698
9.1
1.0
0.4
20.6
14.5
0.1
48.5
0.2
1.4
4.1
Oshana
37
284
31.4
1.4
0.8
17.8
3.8
0.1
40.7
0.3
1.3
2.4
Oshikoto
37
400
19.8
0.9
0.3
14.3
12.7
0.2
47.2
0.1
1.2
3.5
Otjozondjupa
33
192
55.2
1.2
0.3
13.4
2.2
0.1
25.7
0.0
1.5
0.3
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Table7.5.1Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymainsourceofenergyforcooking
77NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.5.3Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymainsourceofenergyforheating
Table7.6.1Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymainsourceofwaterforcooking/drinking
Almost all
urban house-
holds have
access to safe
water(98%)
in the form of
piped wa-
ter inside or
outside their
dwellings
7.6WaterSupplyandSanitation
This section covers the main source of water for drinking and cooking, the types of toilet facilities, and
disposal of waste or garbage for households. Poor sanitation and inadequate access to safe water are
public health concerns because they create conditions conducive to the spread of diseases. Table 7.6.1
shows that 30.1% of the households have access to piped water within their housing while another
19.7% have access to piped water outside their dwellings.
Almost all urban households have access to safe water (98%) in the form of piped water inside or outside
their dwellings, or from public pipes or boreholes. 59% of rural households share the same privilege, but
16% of rural households rely on unsafe water from rivers or streams and another 13% on unsafe water in
unprotected wells. 99% of households in the Khomas region have access to safe water, but only 52% in
the Omusati region. About half of all households in the Erongo and Khomas regions have access to piped
water inside their homes, but this is the case for only 12% in Caprivi and Kavango. Households in these
regions rely mainly on public pipes (33% in Caprivi) and rivers (26% in Kavango).
Area Households
Electricity
from
main
grid
Electricity
from
generator
Gas
Wood/
charcoal
from
wood
Charcoal-
coal
Animal
dung
Solar
energy
None Other
Namibia 464
839 27.6 0.3 1.9 46.3 0.9 0.9 0.4 21.5 0.2
Urban 228
955 49.3 0.3 2.9 17.0 0.6 0.2 0.4 29.1 0.3
Rural 235
884 6.5 0.3 1.0 74.7 1.2 1.7 0.3 14.1 0.2
Caprivi 21
283 13.9 0.2 0.2 74.9 1.6 0.1 0.1 8.8 0.2
Erongo 44
116 53.0 0.1 1.4 7.2 0.5 0.0 0.4 37.2 0.2
Hardap 19
307 39.1 0.7 0.5 33.4 0.7 0.0 0.5 24.9 0.1
Karas 20
988 41.0 0.2 2.6 21.0 0.7 0.0 0.5 33.7 0.3
Kavango 36
741 12.6 0.2 0.8 72.8 1.3 0.0 0.2 12.0 0.1
Khomas 89
438 54.4 0.3 3.0 8.9 0.3 0.0 0.5 32.1 0.4
Kunene 18
495 11.9 0.5 1.1 50.8 1.2 0.0 0.4 33.7 0.4
Ohangwena 43
723 7.4 0.2 1.1 83.3 0.8 0.3 0.1 6.8 0.1
Omaheke 16
174 14.7 0.4 0.9 54.1 1.2 0.1 0.5 28.0 0.1
Omusati 46
698 6.2 0.3 1.0 78.4 0.9 1.2 0.1 11.8 0.1
Oshana 37
284 21.1 0.3 5.8 46.5 0.9 7.7 0.3 17.2 0.3
Oshikoto 37
400 12.1 0.3 1.8 74.4 1.1 1.6 0.2 8.3 0.1
Otjozondjupa 33
192 28.8 0.3 1.3 42.9 2.1 0.0 0.6 23.8 0.2
Area
Households
Piped
water
inside
Piped
water
outside
Public
pipe
Borehole
with
tank
covered
Well
protected
Safe
water
River/
dam/
stream
Other
Namibia
464
839
30.1
19.7
21.5
6.8
1.9
80.0
8.3
11.6
Urban
228
955
46.6
24.5
26.1
0.3
0.2
97.7
0.5
1.8
Rural
235
884
14.1
15.1
17.0
13.1
3.5
62.8
15.9
21.3
Caprivi
21
283
12.2
11.0
33.4
15.2
1.4
73.2
12.5
14.2
Erongo
44
116
50.4
33.4
9.1
3.0
0.4
96.3
1.7
2.0
Hardap
19
307
39.0
18.7
16.9
18.4
0.3
93.3
2.0
4.6
Karas
20
988
39.5
30.2
17.1
5.5
0.1
92.4
5.1
2.5
Kavango
36
741
12.0
15.3
21.4
16.3
1.1
66.1
26.1
7.7
Khomas
89
438
48.2
19.0
29.5
2.0
0.2
98.9
0.3
1.0
Kunene
18
495
13.3
19.0
16.2
16.6
2.0
67.1
18.0
14.9
Ohangwena
43
723
13.0
12.0
20.4
4.4
6.6
56.4
15.3
28.2
Omaheke
16
174
22.0
23.5
21.6
17.7
0.3
85.1
1.6
13.3
Omusati
46
698
21.5
9.8
11.7
2.7
5.9
51.6
10.2
38.1
Oshana
37
284
32.1
26.8
23.2
0.8
1.3
84.2
7.6
8.3
Oshikoto
37
400
21.1
15.5
24.9
6.0
2.2
69.7
15.1
15.2
Otjozondjupa
33
192
30.8
27.5
26.5
9.3
0.4
94.5
1.0
4.3
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Table 7.6.2 shows that 49% households in Namibia have no private toilet facility while close to 40% have
one or another type of flush toilet.
Various types of flush toilets are common in urban areas and used by about 69% of households, while
three out of four households in rural areas do not have any toilet facility. However, 22% of urban house-
holds also do not have toilet facilities. About 10% of households use pit latrines with a slightly higher
share in rural than urban households. The bucket system is more common in the Hardap region (6%) than
anywhere else.
7.7 Garbage and Waste Disposal
Table 7.7.1 shows that the most common means of disposing garbage in Namibia is through burning
(38%) followed by regular collection (37%). Rubbish pits and roadside dumping accounts for a combined
20% of waste disposal. 70% of urban households benefit from regular waste collection while two of three
rural households burn their waste. Regular waste collection in rural areas is only available to about 5%
of all households.
Regular waste collection is most common in the Erongo and Khomas region (80% and 74%, respectively),
but almost unknown in the Omusati and Ohangwena regions (both 6%).
49% house-
holds in
Namibia have
no toilet
facility
Figure7.6.2Percentdistributionofhouseholdbytypeofmaintoiletfacility
Figure
7.6.2
Percent
distribution
of
household
by
type
of
main
toilet
facility
Area Households
Private
flush
connected
to
main
sewer
Shared
flush
connected
to
main
sewer
Private
flush
connected
to
septic/
cesspool
Shared
flush
connected
to
septic/
cesspool
Pit
latrine
with
ventilation
pipe
Covered
pit
latrine
without
ventilation
pipe
Uncovered
pit
latrine
without
ventilation
pipe
Bucket
toilet
No
toilet
facil ity
Other
Namibia 464
839 24.8 11.7 1.6 1.4 4.3 3.2 1.8 1.8 48.6 0.7
Urban 228
955 44.4 21.2 1.4 1.7 3.6 2.2 1.4 1.3 22.4 0.4
Rural 235
884 5.8 2.5 1.9 1.1 4.9 4.2 2.2 2.3 74.0 1.0
Caprivi 21
283 10.4 2.1 0.3 0.4 4.4 1.5 0.8 0.7 73.5 6.0
Erongo 44
116 45.8 33.4 1.8 1.6 3.2 1.9 0.8 0.6 10.6 0.3
Hardap 19
307 40.2 6.3 6.0 2.0 1.2 1.9 0.8 6.2 34.9 0.4
Karas 20
988 41.1 18.0 2.7 2.4 3.7 2.9 1.5 3.5 23.3 0.7
Kavango 36
741 7.5 2.7 1.0 0.5 5.0 3.0 3.1 1.9 74.7 0.5
Khomas 89
438 48.6 24.2 1.1 2.3 1.3 1.3 0.5 0.6 19.9 0.4
Kunene 18
495 16.2 7.0 2.3 1.8 4.3 1.8 1.0 1.7 63.2 0.7
Ohangwena 43
723 3.0 2.6 1.0 0.7 5.5 3.2 1.7 2.1 80.0 0.3
Omaheke 16
174 23.3 6.5 2.8 1.6 1.5 1.0 0.6 1.1 60.2 1.4
Omusati 46
698 3.7 1.5 0.7 0.4 6.5 4.7 2.5 1.7 77.9 0.4
Oshana 37
284 16.0 5.2 2.1 1.6 11.6 8.8 4.4 3.5 46.4 0.4
Oshikoto 37
400 9.4 4.8 1.6 1.4 3.4 5.3 3.0 1.8 68.9 0.4
Otjozondjupa 33
192 33.0 11.2 2.0 1.3 4.2 3.7 2.8 2.1 38.9 0.8
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Table7.7Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsbymeansofwaste/garbagedisposal
Area
Number
of
households
Type
of
Waste/Garbage
Disposal
Regularly
collected
Irregularly
collected
Burning
Roadside
dumping
Rubbish
pit
Other
Namibia
464
839
37.2
5.2
37.8
8.9
9.5
1.4
Urban
228
955
70.6
8.0
8.6
7.4
5.1
0.3
Rural
235
884
4.8
2.4
66.1
10.4
13.9
2.5
Caprivi
21
283
21.9
5.4
30.8
19.6
22.0
0.4
Erongo
44
116
79.8
3.5
8.0
4.6
4.0
0.1
Hardap
19
307
49.5
3.4
23.9
10.0
13
0.2
Karas
20
988
63.2
3.6
19.2
6.6
6.9
0.5
Kavango
36
741
7.3
1.9
65.8
11.8
12.1
1.0
Khomas
89
438
74.4
10.8
7.2
4.0
3.1
0.5
Kunene
18
495
19.7
3.6
52.1
15.6
6.4
2.6
Ohangwena
43
723
6.4
3.9
67.9
8.5
11.3
1.9
Omaheke
16
174
25.1
1.9
38.2
7.6
26.7
0.6
Omusati
46
698
6.2
3.8
62.6
11.1
11.5
4.8
Oshana
37
284
30.1
5.7
43.8
9.3
8.6
2.5
Oshikoto
37
400
10.6
3.2
66.7
8.7
8.9
2.0
Otjozondjupa
33
192
37.3
5.1
30.9
13.0
13.0
0.6
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81NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Glossary of Census terms
The concepts and classifications used in the 2011 Population and Housing Census are defined. These con-
cepts and classifications were based on regional and International recommendation with adaptations to
suit local conditions.
GeographicandMigrationConcepts
Namibia consisted of 13 Regions, namely Caprivi, Erongo, Hardap, Karas, Kavango, Khomas, Kunene, Ohan-
gwena, Omaheke, Omusati, Oshana, Oshikoto and Otjozondjupa.
Locality
For the purpose of the Census a locality is defined as a distinct population cluster, irrespective of size, in
which people live and which has a name or locally recognized status.
Enumerationarea
For the purpose of enumeration, the whole country was divided into small geographical areas of manage-
able sizes known as enumeration area (EAs).
Dwelling unit
A dwelling unit is a unit of accommodation of a household that may be vacant or shared by more than one
household.
Place of birth
Refers to the geographical unit of the country in which the mother of the individual resided at the time of
the persons birth.
Place of usual residence
The town or village where a person usually lived, i.e. where a person had lived for the past 6 months, or
intended to live for the next 6 months.
Demographic and Social Concepts
Household
A household consists of a person or a group of persons related or unrelated who lived together in the same
homestead/compound but not necessarily in the same dwelling unit.
Head of household
Is the person of either sex who is looked upon by the other members of the household as their leader or
main decision-maker.
Marital status
Is defined as the persons personal status in relation to the marriage laws or customs of the country
Socio-economic concepts
Early childhood development
This refers to children aged 0-4 years who were attending day-care, crèche, kindergarten and pre-primary
school. The categories were as follows.
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Literacy
The ability to read and write with understanding in any language. Those that could both read and write
with understanding were classified as literate. And for those who could only read but not write were clas-
sified as illiterate.
Schoolattendance
Refers to full time attendance at any regular educational institution, public or private, for systematic in-
struction at any level of education.
Educationalattainment
The highest standard, grade or years completed at the highest level of school, college or university at-
tended
Occupation
The main job/work done during the reference period (last seven days prior to census night) by those who
worked or had a business and by those who were on vacation/sick leave but had a job to return to.
Industry
Refers to the main goods and/or services produced at the persons work place (if employed) or usual
place of work (if on vacation, sick leave).
Employment status
This refers to the employment status of those who were employed during the reference period or those
who were on sick/vacation leave and had a job to return to, in terms of either working/worked as employ-
ees, employers, own account workers, or unpaid family workers.
HousingConditionsandCharacteristicsConcepts
Type of Housing unit
This refers to a separate and independent living premises occupied by the household.
Tenure
This is the arrangement under which the household occupies all/or part of a housing unit. This looks at
whether the housing unit was owner-occupied, rented or rent-free.
Number of rooms
These are all rooms used for sleeping purposes only, thus it excludes rooms such as study rooms, toilets,
kitchens, passages etc. However if a room such as a garage was used for sleeping purposes it was consid-
ered a sleeping room.
Materialusedforouter-walls,floorandroof
It refers to the main material used for the construction of the households housing unit. Whether it was
cement blocks/bricks/stones, burnt/face bricks for outer-walls, or corrugated iron-sheets, brick tiles, con-
crete for roof, or sand/earth, cement, mud/clay for floor, etc.
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Source of water for cooking and drinking
A measure of the well-being of Namibians is the proportion of households that have access to clean/
portable water. This question referred to the main sources of water used by the households for cooking
and drinking.
Sourceofenergyforcooking,lightingandheating
This refers to the type of energy most often used during the year for cooking, lighting and heating. The
sources include electricity, gas, solar, wood, candle, charcoal paraffin, etc.
Type of toilet facility
This information provides a measure of sanitation level of the household since these facilities are im-
portant for disease control and health improvement. This looked at whether the household used private
toilet connected to the main sewer, public toilet connected to the sewer, private toilet connected to
septic tank, public toilet connected to septic, etc.
Garbage and refuse disposal
This information can be used in obtaining the hygiene level of the household since these facilities are
important for disease control and health improvements.
Household assets
Ownership of assets is a good measure of the social well-fare and standard of living of households.
Hence, households were also asked whether they owned certain assets, and the assets had to be in
working conditions. The following are some of the assets households were asked if they owned them.
Car, motorbike, bicycle, radio, television, telephone (landline), telephone (mobile), computer/laptop,
refrigerator/freezer, stove, microwave, etc.
FertilityandMortalityconcepts
Live birth
A child born alive is one who cries after being born. Thus, a live birth is a birth which results in a child
that shows any sign of life irrespective of the time or period within which these signs are manifested.
Causes of death
These are perceived deaths that were reported by the households. The categories under causes of death
included, Illness, accidents, murder, suicide, pregnancy related, etc.
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TheEnumerationAreaMap
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Table2.1Totalpopulationbysexandsingleyears
Age
Population
Age
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
64
133
32
157
31
976
49
15
775
8
672
7
103
1
55
126
27
718
27
408
50
13
728
7
513
6
215
2
54
187
27
169
27
018
51
13
236
7
346
5
890
3
56
040
28
052
27
988
52
12
481
6
882
5
599
4
55
212
27
725
27
487
53
11
257
6
288
4
969
5
52
735
26
394
26
341
54
10
799
6
068
4
731
6
49
972
25
105
24
867
55
10
196
5
690
4
506
7
43
903
21
880
22
023
56
10
359
5
719
4
640
8
47
008
23
938
23
070
57
8
516
4
689
3
827
9
45
832
23
153
22
679
58
8
745
4
801
3
944
10
47
928
23
963
23
965
59
10
057
5
469
4
588
11
55
054
27
535
27
519
60
9
983
5
543
4
440
12
48
032
24
277
23
755
61
8
778
4
919
3
859
13
49
143
24
763
24
380
62
7
927
4
292
3
635
14
45
837
23
442
22
395
63
7
570
4
082
3
488
15
47
927
24
441
23
486
64
6
555
3
568
2
987
16
47
542
24
248
23
294
65
7
864
4
670
3
194
17
44
470
22
710
21
760
66
6
176
3
564
2
612
18
49
922
25
271
24
651
67
6
332
3
580
2
752
19
49
002
24
781
24
221
68
5
298
3
022
2
276
20
47
577
24
009
23
568
69
5
426
3
151
2
275
21
49
843
25
213
24
630
70
5
769
3
212
2
557
22
41
141
20
854
20
287
71
5
906
3
459
2
447
23
40
717
20
743
19
974
72
4
921
2
875
2
046
24
36
303
18
502
17
801
73
3
948
2
293
1
655
25
38
825
19
939
18
886
74
3
543
1
992
1
551
26
36
393
18
637
17
756
75
4
026
2
366
1
660
27
34
131
17
270
16
861
76
3
523
2
099
1
424
28
35
049
18
066
16
983
77
2
976
1
731
1
245
29
32
840
16
717
16
123
78
3
262
1
979
1
283
30
33
707
17
159
16
548
79
3
459
2
059
1
400
31
30
983
15
657
15
326
80
3
206
1
941
1
265
32
31
894
16
406
15
488
81
3
949
2
550
1
399
33
25
063
12
761
12
302
82
2
889
1
834
1
055
34
27
443
13
814
13
629
83
2
267
1
441
826
35
27
232
13
885
13
347
84
2
022
1
293
729
36
26
414
13
465
12
949
85
2
103
1
419
684
37
22
594
11
467
11
127
86
2
032
1
374
658
38
24
369
12
602
11
767
87
1
816
1
217
599
39
24
286
12
612
11
674
88
1
584
1
021
563
40
22
162
11
500
10
662
89
1
771
1
149
622
41
20
618
10
374
10
244
90
1
642
1
068
574
42
21
211
11
227
9
984
91
2
275
1
522
753
43
18
882
10
094
8
788
92
1
104
723
381
44
15
158
7
910
7
248
93
880
574
306
45
19
297
10
073
9
224
94
907
543
364
46
14
854
7
855
6
999
95+
5
614
3
851
1
763
47
14
113
7
541
6
572
Total
2
113
077
1
091
165
1
021
912
48
16
521
8
978
7
543
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Table2.2Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Namibia
Table2.3Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Urban
Table2.4Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Rural
Table2.5Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Caprivi
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
103
992
52
363
51
629
0
-
4
13
035
6
538
6
497
5
-
9
81
819
41
700
40
119
5
-
9
10
928
5
466
5
462
10
-
14
83
029
43
423
39
606
10
-
14
11
383
5
620
5
763
15
-
19
88
409
47
861
40
548
15
-
19
10
555
5
291
5
264
20
-
24
112
522
58
454
54
068
20
-
24
8
780
4
566
4
214
25
-
29
100
282
51
136
49
146
25
-
29
8
056
4
129
3
927
30
-
34
84
744
42
373
42
371
30
-
34
6
120
3
104
3
016
35
-
39
68
674
34
117
34
557
35
-
39
5
400
2
574
2
826
40
-
44
52
023
25
809
26
214
40
-
44
3
813
1
891
1
922
45
-
49
40
211
19
636
20
575
45
-
49
3
169
1
698
1
471
50
-
54
28
897
14
547
14
350
50
-
54
2
339
1
308
1
031
55
-
59
20
057
9
821
10
236
55
-
59
1
525
865
660
60
-
64
13
549
7
053
6
496
60
-
64
1
469
877
592
65
-
69
8
575
4
719
3
856
65
-
69
1
115
673
442
70
-
74
6
194
3
561
2
633
70
-
74
861
519
342
75
-
79
4
175
2
452
1
723
75
-
79
716
461
255
80
-
84
2
780
1
802
978
80
-
84
635
444
191
85
-
89
1
610
1
093
517
85
-
89
292
193
99
90
-
94
1
114
692
422
90
-
94
239
159
80
95
+
778
488
290
95
+
166
121
45
Total
903
434
463
100
440
334
Total
90
596
46
497
44
099
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Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
284
698
142
821
141
877
0
-
4
180
706
90
458
90
248
5
-
9
239
450
120
470
118
980
5
-
9
157
631
78
770
78
861
10
-
14
245
994
123
980
122
014
10
-
14
162
965
80
557
82
408
15
-
19
238
863
121
451
117
412
15
-
19
150
454
73
590
76
864
20
-
24
215
581
109
321
106
260
20
-
24
103
059
50
867
52
192
25
-
29
177
238
90
629
86
609
25
-
29
76
956
39
493
37
463
30
-
34
149
090
75
797
73
293
30
-
34
64
346
33
424
30
922
35
-
39
124
895
64
031
60
864
35
-
39
56
221
29
914
26
307
40
-
44
98
031
51
105
46
926
40
-
44
46
008
25
296
20
712
45
-
49
80
560
43
119
37
441
45
-
49
40
349
23
483
16
866
50
-
54
61
501
34
097
27
404
50
-
54
32
604
19
550
13
054
55
-
59
47
873
26
368
21
505
55
-
59
27
816
16
547
11
269
60
-
64
4
813
22
404
18
409
60
-
64
27
264
15
351
11
913
65
-
69
31
096
17
987
13
109
65
-
69
22
521
13
268
9
253
70
-
74
24
087
13
831
10
256
70
-
74
17
893
10
270
7
623
75
-
79
17
246
10
234
7
012
75
-
79
13
071
7
782
5
289
80
-
84
14
333
9
059
5
274
80
-
84
11
553
7
257
4
296
85
-
89
9
306
6
180
3
126
85
-
89
7
696
5
087
2
609
90
-
94
6
808
4
430
2
378
90
-
94
5
694
3
738
1
956
95
+
5
614
3
851
1
763
95
+
4836
3
363
1
473
Total
2
113
077
1
091
165
1
021
912
Total
1
209
643
628
065
581
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Table2.6Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Erongo
Table2.7Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Hardap
Table2.8Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Karas
Table2.9Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Kavango
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
9
492
4
709
4
783
0
-
4
35
545
17
853
17
692
5
-
9
8
355
4
180
4
175
5
-
9
29
947
14
987
14
960
10
-
14
8
430
4
163
4
267
10
-
14
30
489
15
228
15
261
15
-
19
7
546
3
763
3
783
15
-
19
28
197
14
526
13
671
20
-
24
7
534
3
521
4
013
20
-
24
21
011
11
443
9
568
25
-
29
6
755
3
129
3
626
25
-
29
16
121
9
215
6
906
30
-
34
5
778
2
637
3
141
30
-
34
12
646
7
122
5
524
35
-
39
5
016
2
337
2
679
35
-
39
9
875
5
452
4
423
40
-
44
4
594
2
261
2
333
40
-
44
7
788
4
244
3
544
45
-
49
3
923
1
860
2
063
45
-
49
6
788
3
848
2
940
50
-
54
3
296
1
698
1
598
50
-
54
5
525
3
326
2
199
55
-
59
2
606
1
282
1
324
55
-
59
3
917
2
171
1
746
60
-
64
2
142
1
111
1
031
60
-
64
4
577
2
691
1
886
65
-
69
1
468
804
664
65
-
69
3
266
1
909
1
357
70
-
74
1
081
589
492
70
-
74
2
744
1
575
1
169
75
-
79
723
415
308
75
-
79
1
508
872
636
80
-
84
402
249
153
80
-
84
1
475
929
546
85
-
89
204
133
71
85
-
89
718
456
262
90
-
94
99
58
41
90
-
94
650
384
266
95
+
63
36
27
95
+
565
360
205
Total
79
507
38
935
40
572
Total
223
352
118
591
104
761
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Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
16
320
8
107
8
213
0
-
4
8
708
4
416
4
292
5
-
9
12
658
6
364
6
294
5
-
9
7
394
3
668
3
726
10
-
14
12
583
6
353
6
230
10
-
14
7
571
3
854
3
717
15
-
19
11
292
5
729
5
563
15
-
19
6
765
3
456
3
309
20
-
24
17
049
7
780
9
269
20
-
24
7
400
3
660
3
740
25
-
29
18
127
8
277
9
850
25
-
29
7
077
3
450
3
627
30
-
34
15
597
6
793
8
804
30
-
34
6
876
3
265
3
611
35
-
39
12
746
5
586
7
160
35
-
39
6
287
2
974
3
313
40
-
44
9
739
4
204
5
535
40
-
44
5
102
2
420
2
682
45
-
49
7
200
3
172
4
028
45
-
49
3
934
1
744
2
190
50
-
54
5
226
2
403
2
823
50
-
54
3
155
1
444
1
711
55
-
59
3
892
1
806
2
086
55
-
59
2
384
1
098
1
286
60
-
64
2
923
1
425
1
498
60
-
64
1
623
779
844
65
-
69
1
905
1
009
896
65
-
69
1
137
589
548
70
-
74
1
513
824
689
70
-
74
843
478
365
75
-
79
966
507
459
75
-
79
553
324
229
80
-
84
558
332
226
80
-
84
311
207
104
85
-
89
287
172
115
85
-
89
180
120
60
90
-
94
153
95
58
90
-
94
73
45
28
95
+
75
48
27
95
+
48
23
25
Total
150
809
70
986
79
823
Total
77
421
38
014
39
407
88 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table2.10Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Khomas
Table2.11Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Kunene
Table2.12Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Ohangwena
Table2.13Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Omaheke
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
36
860
18
511
18
349
0
-
4
38
126
19
232
18
894
5
-
9
27
948
14
244
13
704
5
-
9
33
285
16
807
16
478
10
-
14
28
189
14
660
13
529
10
-
14
36
887
18
699
18
188
15
-
19
31
985
17
360
14
625
15
-
19
34
217
17
261
16
956
20
-
24
47
767
24
510
23
257
20
-
24
20
999
11
063
9
936
25
-
29
40
835
20
146
20
689
25
-
29
14
115
7
962
6
153
30
-
34
34
678
16
963
17
715
30
-
34
11
528
6
567
4
961
35
-
39
27
037
13
100
13
937
35
-
39
9
882
5
857
4
025
40
-
44
20
584
9
956
10
628
40
-
44
7
884
4
851
3
033
45
-
49
15
336
7
297
8
039
45
-
49
6
686
4
352
2
334
50
-
54
10
980
5
337
5
643
50
-
54
4
994
3
332
1
662
55
-
59
7
503
3
562
3
941
55
-
59
4
279
2
866
1
413
60
-
64
4
794
2
432
2
362
60
-
64
4
469
2
655
1
814
65
-
69
2
860
1
537
1
323
65
-
69
4
264
2
687
1
577
70
-
74
1
982
1
123
859
70
-
74
3
445
2
143
1
302
75
-
79
1
220
729
491
75
-
79
2
724
1
711
1
013
80
-
84
768
497
271
80
-
84
2
854
1
869
985
85
-
89
379
251
128
85
-
89
1
982
1
357
625
90
-
94
290
175
115
90
-
94
1
626
1
150
476
95
+
146
79
67
95
+
1
200
895
305
Total
342
141
172
469
169
672
Total
245
446
133
316
112
130
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
14
359
7
186
7
173
0
-
4
10
688
5
249
5
439
5
-
9
11
914
5
905
6
009
5
-
9
8
776
4
373
4
403
10
-
14
9
987
5
009
4
978
10
-
14
8
104
4
019
4
085
15
-
19
8
720
4
234
4
486
15
-
19
6
954
3
305
3
649
20
-
24
7
558
3
749
3
809
20
-
24
6
474
2
897
3
577
25
-
29
6
417
3
175
3
242
25
-
29
5
586
2
492
3
094
30
-
34
5
638
2
794
2
844
30
-
34
5
034
2
254
2
780
35
-
39
4
752
2
233
2
519
35
-
39
4
095
1
897
2
198
40
-
44
3
692
1
842
1
850
40
-
44
3
492
1
607
1
885
45
-
49
3
116
1
539
1
577
45
-
49
2
885
1
373
1
512
50
-
54
2
634
1
398
1
236
50
-
54
2
460
1
209
1
251
55
-
59
2
059
1
034
1
025
55
-
59
1
860
907
953
60
-
64
1
847
923
924
60
-
64
1
559
723
836
65
-
69
1
384
761
623
65
-
69
1
090
569
521
70
-
74
941
475
466
70
-
74
837
412
425
75
-
79
680
340
340
75
-
79
582
301
281
80
-
84
501
303
198
80
-
84
329
187
142
85
-
89
282
144
138
85
-
89
217
126
91
90
-
94
215
108
107
90
-
94
125
65
60
95
+
160
101
59
95
+
86
51
35
Total
86
856
43
253
43
603
Total
71
233
34
016
37
217
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89NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table2.14Populationdistributionbyage
groupandsex,Omusati
Table2.15Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Oshana
Table2.16Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Oshikoto
Table2.17Populationdistributionbyage
group and sex, Otjozondjupa
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
33
827
17
062
16
765
0
-
4
25
691
12
909
12
782
5
-
9
30
749
15
570
15
179
5
-
9
22
841
11
347
11
494
10
-
14
33
314
16
646
16
668
10
-
14
24
184
11
974
12
210
15
-
19
33
556
16
791
16
765
15
-
19
23
121
11
200
11
921
20
-
24
20
098
10
618
9
480
20
-
24
16
367
7
923
8
444
25
-
29
14
003
7
924
6
079
25
-
29
12
052
6
205
5
847
30
-
34
11
984
7
028
4
956
30
-
34
10
111
5
339
4
772
35
-
39
10
865
6
560
4
305
35
-
39
9
017
5
035
3
982
40
-
44
8
730
5
467
3
263
40
-
44
7
380
4
310
3
070
45
-
49
7
780
5
146
2
634
45
-
49
6
672
3
980
2
692
50
-
54
6
298
4
304
1
994
50
-
54
4
876
3
019
1
857
55
-
59
5
870
4
009
1
861
55
-
59
4
216
2
549
1
667
60
-
64
5
837
3
549
2
288
60
-
64
3
758
2
069
1
689
65
-
69
5
140
3
202
1
938
65
-
69
3
169
1
833
1
336
70
-
74
4
061
2
488
1
573
70
-
74
2
456
1
378
1
078
75
-
79
2
992
1
858
1
134
75
-
79
1
890
1
136
754
80
-
84
3
000
1
925
1
075
80
-
84
1
479
914
565
85
-
89
2
149
1
489
660
85
-
89
1
153
755
398
90
-
94
1
519
999
520
90
-
94
803
513
290
95
+
1
394
986
408
95
+
737
519
218
Total
243
166
133
621
109
545
Total
18
1973
94
907
87
066
Age
group
Population
Age
group
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
0
-
4
21
660
11
001
10
659
0
-
4
20
387
10
048
10
339
5
-
9
18
159
9
360
8
799
5
-
9
16
496
8
199
8
297
10
-
14
19
647
10
113
9
534
10
-
14
15
226
7
642
7
584
15
-
19
22
351
11
740
10
611
15
-
19
13
604
6
795
6
809
20
-
24
20
157
10
827
9
330
20
-
24
14
387
6
764
7
623
25
-
29
15
565
8
593
6
972
25
-
29
12
529
5
932
6
597
30
-
34
12
317
6
863
5
454
30
-
34
10
783
5
068
5
715
35
-
39
10
593
5
928
4
665
35
-
39
9
330
4
498
4
832
40
-
44
7
808
4
466
3
342
40
-
44
7
425
3
586
3
839
45
-
49
6
646
4
109
2
537
45
-
49
6
425
3
001
3
424
50
-
54
4
597
2
864
1
733
50
-
54
5
121
2
455
2
666
55
-
59
3
872
2
408
1
464
55
-
59
3
890
1
811
2
079
60
-
64
3
094
1
886
1
208
60
-
64
2
721
1
284
1
437
65
-
69
2
593
1
569
1
024
65
-
69
1
705
845
860
70
-
74
2
024
1
179
845
70
-
74
1
299
648
651
75
-
79
1
651
1
016
635
75
-
79
1
041
564
477
80
-
84
1
368
849
519
80
-
84
653
354
299
85
-
89
1
113
773
340
85
-
89
350
211
139
90
-
94
732
507
225
90
-
94
284
172
112
95
+
727
508
219
95
+
247
124
123
Total
176
674
96
559
80
115
Total
143
903
70
001
73
902
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90 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table3.1Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Namibia
Table3.2Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Urban
Table3.3Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Rural
Table3.4Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Caprivi
Table3.5Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Erongo
Table3.6Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Hardap
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
374
929
190
839
184
090
Never
Married
24
693
11
125
13
568
Married
with
Certificate
140
507
69
678
70
829
Married
with
Certificate
2
735
1
385
1
350
Married
Traditionally
24
178
12
175
12
003
Married
Traditionally
18
486
9
537
8
949
Consensual
Union
55
877
28
734
27
143
Consensual
Union
2
340
1
280
1
060
Divorced
8
231
5
629
2
602
Divorced
2
036
1
535
501
Widowed
14
569
12
307
2
262
Widowed
3
328
3
059
269
Separated
2
902
1
972
930
Separated
814
596
218
Don't
Know
492
234
258
Don't
Know
58
33
25
Total
621
685
321
568
300
117
Total
54
490
28
550
25
940
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
61
220
26
830
34
390
Never
Married
28
247
12
681
15
566
Married
with
Certificate
28
144
13
341
14
803
Married
with
Certificate
14
839
7
586
7
253
Married
Traditionally
1
999
871
1
128
Married
Traditionally
426
158
268
Consensual
Union
11
039
5
563
5
476
Consensual
Union
5
320
2
684
2
636
Divorced
1
346
887
459
Divorced
666
425
241
Widowed
2
276
1
855
421
Widowed
2
319
1
775
544
Separated
354
216
138
Separated
196
113
83
Don't
Know
75
20
55
Don't
Know
11
1
10
Total
106
453
49
583
56
870
Total
52
024
25
423
26
601
Annexure
Table
3.4
Population
aged
15
+
years
by
marital
status
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
781
712
389
907
391
805
Never
Married
406
783
199
068
207
715
Married
with
Certificate
265
661
138
401
127
260
Married
with
Certificate
125
154
68
723
56
431
Married
Traditionally
100
939
54
867
46
072
Married
Traditionally
76
761
42
692
34
069
Consensual
Union
99
853
52
443
47
410
Consensual
Union
43
976
23
709
20
267
Divorced
17
576
12
436
5
140
Divorced
9
345
6
807
2
538
Widowed
47
782
42
094
5
688
Widowed
33
213
29
787
3
426
Separated
9
459
6
776
2
683
Separated
6
557
4
804
1
753
Don't
Know
1
252
648
604
Don't
Know
760
414
346
Total
1
324
234
697
572
626
662
Total
702
549
376
004
326
545
91NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table3.7Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Karas
Table3.8Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Kavango
Table3.9Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Khomas
Table3.10Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Kunene
Table3.11Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Ohangwena
Table3.12Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Omaheke
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
31
009
14
638
16
371
Never
Married
27
496
12
620
14
876
Married
with
Certificate
14
311
6
922
7
389
Married
with
Certificate
6
244
3
109
3
135
Married
Traditionally
1
591
740
851
Married
Traditionally
8
737
4
820
3
917
Consensual
Union
3
527
1
772
1
755
Consensual
Union
4
191
2
154
2
037
Divorced
456
278
178
Divorced
786
528
258
Widowed
1
647
1
259
388
Widowed
1
338
1
100
238
Separated
231
123
108
Separated
289
173
116
Don't
Know
36
18
18
Don't
Know
36
11
25
Total
52
808
25
750
27
058
Total
49
117
24
515
24
602
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
55
570
26
514
29
056
Never
Married
88
603
47
862
40
741
Married
with
Certificate
16
050
8
543
7
507
Married
with
Certificate
23
835
13
611
10
224
Married
Traditionally
24
764
14
287
10
477
Married
Traditionally
9
569
5
909
3
660
Consensual
Union
17
971
10
514
7
457
Consensual
Union
4
249
2
316
1
933
Divorced
2
500
2
063
437
Divorced
1
530
1
162
368
Widowed
6
170
5
540
630
Widowed
7
178
6
603
575
Separated
3
067
2
514
553
Separated
1
049
772
277
Don't
Know
189
98
91
Don't
Know
150
97
53
Total
126
281
70
073
56
208
Total
136
163
78
332
57
831
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
151
423
75
478
75
945
Never
Married
25
243
10
937
14
306
Married
with
Certificate
57
239
27
917
29
322
Married
with
Certificate
6
736
3
334
3
402
Married
Traditionally
7
280
3
418
3
862
Married
Traditionally
4
397
2
127
2
270
Consensual
Union
21
609
10
864
10
745
Consensual
Union
4
805
2
423
2
382
Divorced
3
599
2
424
1
175
Divorced
567
350
217
Widowed
4
394
3
634
760
Widowed
1
262
979
283
Separated
659
384
275
Separated
158
98
60
Don't
Know
194
85
109
Don't
Know
32
10
22
Total
246
397
124
204
122
193
Total
43
200
20
258
22
942
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92 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table3.13Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
statusandsex,Omusati
Table3.14Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Oshana
Table3.15Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Oshikoto
Table3.16Populationaged15+yearsbymarital
status and sex, Otjozondjupa
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
76
612
42
358
34
254
Never
Married
50
909
23
390
27
519
Married
with
Certificate
25
522
14
243
11
279
Married
with
Certificate
16
487
8
117
8
370
Married
Traditionally
2
412
1
409
1
003
Married
Traditionally
8
207
3
972
4
235
Consensual
Union
4
532
2
371
2
161
Consensual
Union
10
262
5
160
5
102
Divorced
966
624
342
Divorced
1
100
685
415
Widowed
4
092
3
753
339
Widowed
2
154
1
721
433
Separated
529
353
176
Separated
455
271
184
Don't
Know
143
86
57
Don't
Know
93
38
55
Total
114
808
65
197
49
611
Total
89
667
43
354
46
313
Annexure
Marital
Status
Population
Marital
Status
Population
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Never
Married
93
361
51
548
41
813
Never
Married
67
326
33
926
33
400
Married
with
Certificate
28
980
16
626
12
354
Married
with
Certificate
24
539
13
667
10
872
Married
Traditionally
8
272
4
966
3
306
Married
Traditionally
4
799
2
653
2
146
Consensual
Union
4
475
2
478
1
997
Consensual
Union
5
533
2
864
2
669
Divorced
1
106
819
287
Divorced
918
656
262
Widowed
7
272
6
799
473
Widowed
4
352
4
017
335
Separated
1
037
752
285
Separated
621
411
210
Don't
Know
137
100
37
Don't
Know
98
51
47
Total
144
640
84
088
60
552
Total
108
186
58
245
49
941
93NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.1 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Namibia
Table 4.2 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Urban
Table 4.3 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Rural
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
704
708
1
467
933
734
121
733
812
1
321
474
665
788
655
686
146
459
68
333
78
126
12
-
14
72
212
2
317
1
173
1
144
2
108
1
076
1
032
209
97
112
15
-
19
120
922
22
275
11
034
11
241
20
743
10
326
10
417
1
532
708
824
20
-
24
108
359
91
292
45
407
45
885
85
134
42
665
42
469
6
158
2
742
3
416
25
-
29
89
761
150
028
74
677
75
351
139
661
69
846
69
815
10
367
4
831
5
536
30
-
34
74
995
188
881
94
373
94
508
174
803
87
727
87
076
14
078
6
646
7
432
35
-
39
63
463
203
755
101
994
101
761
188
193
94
869
93
324
15
562
7
125
8
437
40
-
44
50
529
195
291
97
692
97
599
178
396
89
837
88
559
16
895
7
855
9
040
45
-
49
42
607
185
927
93
171
92
756
167
926
84
689
83
237
18
001
8
482
9
519
50
-
54
33
664
166
037
83
256
82
781
145
907
73
851
72
056
20
130
9
405
10
725
55
-
59
26
074
138
950
69
494
69
456
118
686
59
953
58
733
20
264
9
541
10
723
60
-
64
22
122
123
180
61
850
61
330
99
917
50
949
48
968
23
263
10
901
12
362
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
332
389
598
399
298
795
299
604
547
400
275
464
271
936
50
999
23
331
27
668
12
-
14
25
320
892
470
422
820
433
387
72
37
35
15
-
19
47
559
8
452
4
209
4
243
7
840
3
915
3
925
612
294
318
20
-
24
57
775
40
271
19
897
20
374
37
521
18
736
18
785
2
750
1
161
1
589
25
-
29
50
523
72
731
36
096
36
635
67
992
33
933
34
059
4
739
2
163
2
576
30
-
34
41
791
91
866
45
766
46
100
85
718
42
870
42
848
6
148
2
896
3
252
35
-
39
33
721
95
273
47
630
47
643
88
653
44
642
44
011
6
620
2
988
3
632
40
-
44
25
457
85
110
42
709
42
401
78
797
39
836
38
961
6
313
2
873
3
440
45
-
49
19
338
72
325
36
298
36
027
66
187
33
505
32
682
6
138
2
793
3
345
50
-
54
14
313
58
411
29
149
29
262
52
104
26
278
25
826
6
307
2
871
3
436
55
-
59
9
675
41
589
20
751
20
838
35
746
18
019
17
727
5
843
2
732
3
111
60
-
64
6
917
31
479
15
820
15
659
26
022
13
297
12
725
5
457
2
523
2
934
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
372
319
869
534
435
326
434
208
774
074
390
324
383
750
95
460
45
002
50
458
12
-
14
46
892
1
425
703
722
1
288
643
645
137
60
77
15
-
19
73
363
13
823
6
825
6
998
12
903
6
411
6
492
920
414
506
20
-
24
50
584
51
021
25
510
25
511
47
613
23
929
23
684
3
408
1
581
1
827
25
-
29
39
238
77
297
38
581
38
716
71
669
35
913
35
756
5
628
2
668
2
960
30
-
34
33
204
97
015
48
607
48
408
89
085
44
857
44
228
7
930
3
750
4
180
35
-
39
29
742
108
482
54
364
54
118
99
540
50
227
49
313
8
942
4
137
4
805
40
-
44
25
072
110
181
54
983
55
198
99
599
50
001
49
598
10
582
4
982
5
600
45
-
49
23
269
113
602
56
873
56
729
101
739
51
184
50
555
11
863
5
689
6
174
50
-
54
19
351
107
626
54
107
53
519
93
803
47
573
46
230
13
823
6
534
7
289
55
-
59
16
399
97
361
48
743
48
618
82
940
41
934
41
006
14
421
6
809
7
612
60
-
64
15
205
91
701
46
030
45
671
73
895
37
652
36
243
17
806
8
378
9
428
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94 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.4 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Caprivi
Table 4.5 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Erongo
Table 4.6 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Hardap
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
29
296
63
772
31
755
32
017
56
794
28
399
28
395
6
978
3
356
3
622
12
-
14
3
295
83
46
37
70
39
31
13
7
6
15
-
19
5
270
1
290
625
665
1
226
593
633
64
32
32
20
-
24
4
527
4
647
2
362
2
285
4
394
2
231
2
163
253
131
122
25
-
29
4
086
7
805
3
929
3
876
7
332
3
713
3
619
473
216
257
30
-
34
3
065
8
449
4
228
4
221
7
846
3
959
3
887
603
269
334
35
-
39
2
541
8
935
4
333
4
602
8
178
4
011
4
167
757
322
435
40
-
44
1
861
7
646
3
903
3
743
6
927
3
551
3
376
719
352
367
45
-
49
1
667
7
931
3
870
4
061
7
048
3
444
3
604
883
426
457
50
-
54
1
277
6
703
3
285
3
418
5
753
2
814
2
939
950
471
479
55
-
59
847
4
943
2
449
2
494
3
995
1
971
2
024
948
478
470
60
-
64
860
5
340
2
725
2
615
4
025
2
073
1
952
1
315
652
663
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
50
190
94
721
47
074
47
647
87
044
43
707
43
337
7
677
3
367
4
310
12
-
14
3
560
106
57
49
102
57
45
4
0
4
15
-
19
5
686
1
077
512
565
984
486
498
93
26
67
20
-
24
7
721
5
712
2
884
2
828
5
329
2
719
2
610
383
165
218
25
-
29
8
216
12
006
5
864
6
142
11
270
5
587
5
683
736
277
459
30
-
34
6
720
14
589
7
213
7
376
13
679
6
785
6
894
910
428
482
35
-
39
5
524
15
192
7
674
7
518
14
158
7
208
6
950
1
034
466
568
40
-
44
4
149
13
267
6
556
6
711
12
387
6
186
6
201
880
370
510
45
-
49
3
106
11
066
5
588
5
478
10
129
5
133
4
996
937
455
482
50
-
54
2
348
8
836
4
416
4
420
7
984
4
044
3
940
852
372
480
55
-
59
1
772
7
080
3
493
3
587
6
114
3
061
3
053
966
432
534
60
-
64
1
388
5
790
2
817
2
973
4
908
2
441
2
467
882
376
506
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
25
580
57
827
28
686
29
141
51
688
25
873
25
815
6
139
2
813
3
326
12
-
14
2
396
62
28
34
58
25
33
4
3
1
15
-
19
3
726
773
366
407
710
339
371
63
27
36
20
-
24
3
476
3
416
1
684
1
732
3
157
1
564
1
593
259
120
139
25
-
29
3
081
5
741
2
864
2
877
5
361
2
693
2
668
380
171
209
30
-
34
2
587
6
924
3
432
3
492
6
468
3
221
3
247
456
211
245
35
-
39
2
296
7
421
3
699
3
722
6
933
3
497
3
436
488
202
286
40
-
44
2
227
8
235
4
036
4
199
7
482
3
696
3
786
753
340
413
45
-
49
1
809
7
186
3
534
3
652
6
448
3
197
3
251
738
337
401
50
-
54
1
661
7
027
3
544
3
483
6
108
3
104
3
004
919
440
479
55
-
59
1
242
5
810
2
890
2
920
4
792
2
392
2
400
1
018
498
520
60
-
64
1
079
5
232
2
609
2
623
4
171
2
145
2
026
1
061
464
597
Annexure
95NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.7 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Karas
Table 4.8 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Kavango
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
26
230
53
959
26
896
27
063
48
332
24
328
24
004
5
627
2
568
3
059
12
-
14
2
249
69
34
35
63
32
31
6
2
4
15
-
19
3
432
575
298
277
522
269
253
53
29
24
20
-
24
3
614
3
255
1
560
1
695
2
972
1
459
1
513
283
101
182
25
-
29
3
416
5
767
2
902
2
865
5
284
2
673
2
611
483
229
254
30
-
34
3
231
7
874
3
922
3
952
7
269
3
645
3
624
605
277
328
35
-
39
2
947
8
832
4
449
4
383
8
183
4
152
4
031
649
297
352
40
-
44
2
380
8
052
4
012
4
040
7
368
3
700
3
668
684
312
372
45
-
49
1
717
6
325
3
173
3
152
5
699
2
897
2
802
626
276
350
50
-
54
1
413
5
431
2
655
2
776
4
711
2
314
2
397
720
341
379
55
-
59
1
076
4
375
2
183
2
192
3
595
1
826
1
769
780
357
423
60
-
64
755
3
404
1
708
1
696
2
666
1
361
1
305
738
347
391
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
72
346
171
833
86
201
85
632
152
154
76
811
75
343
19
679
9
390
10
289
12
-
14
8
707
390
195
195
348
178
170
42
17
25
15
-
19
14
485
4
689
2
229
2
460
4
434
2
125
2
309
255
104
151
20
-
24
11
374
13
576
6
751
6
825
12
743
6
365
6
378
833
386
447
25
-
29
9
159
19
402
9
642
9
760
18
085
9
013
9
072
1
317
629
688
30
-
34
7
045
22
759
11
492
11
267
20
942
10
658
10
284
1
817
834
983
35
-
39
5
420
22
647
11
300
11
347
20
743
10
433
10
310
1
904
867
1
037
40
-
44
4
201
21
120
10
551
10
569
18
857
9
476
9
381
2
263
1
075
1
188
45
-
49
3
819
20
477
10
445
10
032
17
941
9
200
8
741
2
536
1
245
1
291
50
-
54
3
306
19
020
9
594
9
426
16
033
8
197
7
836
2
987
1
397
1
590
55
-
59
2
164
12
421
6
214
6
207
10
208
5
139
5
069
2
213
1
075
1
138
60
-
64
2
666
15
332
7
788
7
544
11
820
6
027
5
793
3
512
1
761
1
751
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
128
376
209
501
104
548
104
953
193
348
97
213
96
135
16
153
7
335
8
818
12
-
14
8
501
352
189
163
326
174
152
26
15
11
15
-
19
17
300
2
571
1
327
1
244
2
376
1
222
1
154
195
105
90
20
-
24
24
416
13
827
6
795
7
032
12
946
6
439
6
507
881
356
525
25
-
29
20
037
25
718
12
834
12
884
24
081
12
036
12
045
1
637
798
839
30
-
34
16
847
34
292
17
166
17
126
32
076
16
109
15
967
2
216
1
057
1
159
35
-
39
13
009
34
360
17
188
17
172
32
050
16
118
15
932
2
310
1
070
1
240
40
-
44
9
861
30
897
15
494
15
403
28
884
14
571
14
313
2
013
923
1
090
45
-
49
7
208
24
893
12
424
12
469
23
020
11
606
11
414
1
873
818
1
055
50
-
54
5
268
19
541
9
659
9
882
17
623
8
825
8
798
1
918
834
1
084
55
-
59
3
520
13
308
6
653
6
655
11
703
5
929
5
774
1
605
724
881
60
-
64
2
409
9
742
4
819
4
923
8
263
4
184
4
079
1
479
635
844
Annexure
Table 4.9 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Khomas
96 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.10 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Kunene
Table 4.11 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Ohangwena
Table 4.12 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Omaheke
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
24
996
65
098
32
391
32
707
58
791
29
432
29
359
6
307
2
959
3
348
12
-
14
2
662
117
52
65
104
47
57
13
5
8
15
-
19
4
166
1
425
724
701
1
327
668
659
98
56
42
20
-
24
3
694
4
744
2
362
2
382
4
446
2
226
2
220
298
136
162
25
-
29
3
118
7
029
3
504
3
525
6
585
3
295
3
290
444
209
235
30
-
34
2
734
8
867
4
353
4
514
8
205
4
044
4
161
662
309
353
35
-
39
2
186
9
059
4
457
4
602
8
382
4
175
4
207
677
282
395
40
-
44
1
776
8
639
4
234
4
405
7
870
3
860
4
010
769
374
395
45
-
49
1
468
7
509
3
796
3
713
6
799
3
459
3
340
710
337
373
50
-
54
1
322
7
312
3
619
3
693
6
435
3
220
3
215
877
399
478
55
-
59
992
5
471
2
734
2
737
4
613
2
314
2
299
858
420
438
60
-
64
878
4
926
2
556
2
370
4
025
2
124
1
901
901
432
469
Table
4.11
Children
ever
born
to
females
aged
12-64
years,
Ohangwena
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
77
538
171
892
86
368
85
524
153
700
77
728
75
972
18
192
8
640
9
552
12
-
14
10
995
231
105
126
210
95
115
21
10
11
15
-
19
17
232
2
296
1
186
1
110
2
143
1
110
1
033
153
76
77
20
-
24
11
011
9
918
5
034
4
884
9
299
4
759
4
540
619
275
344
25
-
29
7
924
14
821
7
311
7
510
13
841
6
872
6
969
980
439
541
30
-
34
6
537
18
832
9
549
9
283
17
420
8
845
8
575
1
412
704
708
35
-
39
5
834
21
974
11
165
10
809
20
217
10
334
9
883
1
757
831
926
40
-
44
4
828
22
496
11
443
11
053
20
414
10
466
9
948
2
082
977
1
105
45
-
49
4
340
23
348
11
560
11
788
21
004
10
415
10
589
2
344
1
145
1
199
50
-
54
3
328
21
252
10
638
10
614
18
709
9
416
9
293
2
543
1
222
1
321
55
-
59
2
861
19
281
9
653
9
628
16
418
8
256
8
162
2
863
1
397
1
466
60
-
64
2
648
17
443
8
724
8
719
14
025
7
160
6
865
3
418
1
564
1
854
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
20
828
52
939
26
260
26
679
47
432
23
779
23
653
5
507
2
481
3
026
12
-
14
2
272
52
22
30
48
22
26
4
0
4
15
-
19
3
289
872
431
441
806
400
406
66
31
35
20
-
24
2
876
3
535
1
756
1
779
3
225
1
614
1
611
310
142
168
25
-
29
2
469
5
274
2
615
2
659
4
868
2
426
2
442
406
189
217
30
-
34
2
243
6
724
3
308
3
416
6
242
3
106
3
136
482
202
280
35
-
39
1
889
7
176
3
617
3
559
6
636
3
381
3
255
540
236
304
40
-
44
1
602
7
199
3
565
3
634
6
573
3
278
3
295
626
287
339
45
-
49
1
364
6
619
3
291
3
328
5
958
3
010
2
948
661
281
380
50
-
54
1
204
6
183
3
095
3
088
5
355
2
702
2
653
828
393
435
55
-
59
906
5
049
2
460
2
589
4
280
2
115
2
165
769
345
424
60
-
64
714
4
256
2
100
2
156
3
441
1
725
1
716
815
375
440
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Table4.13Childreneverborntofemalesaged12-64years,Omusati
Table 4.14 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Oshana
Table 4.15 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Oshikoto
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
81
045
163
776
82
398
81
378
147
459
74
704
72
755
16
317
7
694
8
623
12
-
14
9
862
282
146
136
258
136
122
24
10
14
15
-
19
16
769
1
842
919
923
1
715
863
852
127
56
71
20
-
24
10
577
8
013
4
010
4
003
7
431
3
745
3
686
582
265
317
25
-
29
7
897
12
667
6
310
6
357
11
742
5
869
5
873
925
441
484
30
-
34
6
983
16
596
8
275
8
321
15
332
7
679
7
653
1
264
596
668
35
-
39
6
536
19
298
9
804
9
494
17
771
9
071
8
700
1
527
733
794
40
-
44
5
449
19
306
9
676
9
630
17
659
8
897
8
762
1
647
779
868
45
-
49
5
138
21
276
10
634
10
642
19
441
9
788
9
653
1
835
846
989
50
-
54
4
291
21
441
10
867
10
574
19
155
9
786
9
369
2
286
1
081
1
205
55
-
59
4
002
22
394
11
248
11
146
19
635
9
972
9
663
2
759
1
276
1
483
60
-
64
3
541
20
661
10
509
10
152
17
320
8
898
8
422
3
341
1
611
1
730
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
65
031
120
253
60
649
59
604
107
830
54
849
52
981
12
423
5
800
6
623
12
-
14
6
169
195
99
96
184
93
91
11
6
5
15
-
19
11
690
1
362
674
688
1
251
626
625
111
48
63
20
-
24
10
602
6
575
3
231
3
344
6
059
3
002
3
057
516
229
287
25
-
29
8
390
11
179
5
575
5
604
10
296
5
150
5
146
883
425
458
30
-
34
6
741
14
319
7
200
7
119
13
012
6
560
6
452
1
307
640
667
35
-
39
5
863
15
716
7
980
7
736
14
410
7
349
7
061
1
306
631
675
40
-
44
4
425
15
112
7
586
7
526
13
714
6
938
6
776
1
398
648
750
45
-
49
4
078
16
804
8
525
8
279
15
266
7
781
7
485
1
538
744
794
50
-
54
2
834
14
302
7
270
7
032
12
739
6
575
6
164
1
563
695
868
55
-
59
2
380
13
562
6
920
6
642
11
787
6
125
5
662
1
775
795
980
60
-
64
1
859
11
127
5
589
5
538
9
112
4
650
4
462
2
015
939
1
076
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
58
365
135
869
68
162
67
707
121
010
61
144
59
866
14
859
7
018
7
841
12
-
14
7
133
203
103
100
183
95
88
20
8
12
15
-
19
11
142
1
662
826
836
1
537
769
768
125
57
68
20
-
24
7
851
6
895
3
438
3
457
6
479
3
241
3
238
416
197
219
25
-
29
6
145
11
224
5
671
5
553
10
316
5
234
5
082
908
437
471
30
-
34
5
300
14
664
7
352
7
312
13
477
6
774
6
703
1
187
578
609
35
-
39
5
012
17
415
8
647
8
768
15
994
7
986
8
008
1
421
661
760
40
-
44
4
260
18
210
9
170
9
040
16
490
8
370
8
120
1
720
800
920
45
-
49
3
947
19
227
9
618
9
609
17
298
8
692
8
606
1
929
926
1
003
50
-
54
2
995
17
306
8
777
8
529
15
101
7
722
7
379
2
205
1
055
1
150
55
-
59
2
523
15
965
8
023
7
942
13
646
6
941
6
705
2
319
1
082
1
237
60
-
64
2
057
13
098
6
537
6
561
10
489
5
320
5
169
2
609
1
217
1
392
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Table 4.16 Children ever born to females aged 12-64 years, Otjozondjupa
Table 4.17 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Namibia
Table 4.18 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Urban
Age
of
Mother
Number
of
Women
Children
ever
born
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
44
887
106
493
52
733
53
760
95
892
47
821
48
071
10
601
4
912
5
689
12
-
14
4
411
175
97
78
154
83
71
21
14
7
15
-
19
6
735
1
841
917
924
1
712
856
856
129
61
68
20
-
24
6
620
7
179
3
540
3
639
6
654
3
301
3
353
525
239
286
25
-
29
5
823
11
395
5
656
5
739
10
600
5
285
5
315
795
371
424
30
-
34
4
962
13
992
6
883
7
109
12
835
6
342
6
493
1
157
541
616
35
-
39
4
406
15
730
7
681
8
049
14
538
7
154
7
384
1
192
527
665
40
-
44
3
510
15
112
7
466
7
646
13
771
6
848
6
923
1
341
618
723
45
-
49
2
946
13
266
6
713
6
553
11
875
6
067
5
808
1
391
646
745
50
-
54
2
417
11
683
5
837
5
846
10
201
5
132
5
069
1
482
705
777
55
-
59
1
789
9
291
4
574
4
717
7
900
3
912
3
988
1
391
662
729
60
-
64
1
268
6
829
3
369
3
460
5
652
2
841
2
811
1
177
528
649
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
622
848
61
523
30
963
30
560
60
324
30
418
29
906
1
199
545
654
12
-
14
72
212
873
430
443
817
410
407
56
20
36
15
-
19
120
922
7
593
3
870
3
723
7
435
3
803
3
632
158
67
91
20
-
24
108
359
16
655
8
420
8
235
16
341
8
273
8
068
314
147
167
25
-
29
89
761
14
296
7
187
7
109
14
067
7
074
6
993
229
113
116
30
-
34
74
995
11
017
5
385
5
632
10
839
5
311
5
528
178
74
104
35
-
39
63
463
7
237
3
706
3
531
7
080
3
632
3
448
157
74
83
40
-
44
50
529
2
982
1
531
1
451
2
899
1
489
1
410
83
42
41
45
-
49
42
607
870
434
436
846
426
420
24
8
16
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
301
484
26
836
13
533
13
303
26
320
13
298
13
022
516
235
281
12
-
14
25
320
332
170
162
309
160
149
23
10
13
15
-
19
47
559
2
806
1
428
1
378
2
750
1
404
1
346
56
24
32
20
-
24
57
775
6
940
3
504
3
436
6
795
3
437
3
358
145
67
78
25
-
29
50
523
6
793
3
444
3
349
6
697
3
396
3
301
96
48
48
30
-
34
41
791
5
318
2
611
2
707
5
220
2
572
2
648
98
39
59
35
-
39
33
721
3
235
1
647
1
588
3
175
1
617
1
558
60
30
30
40
-
44
25
457
1
129
588
541
1
101
575
526
28
13
15
45
-
49
19
338
283
141
142
273
137
136
10
4
6
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Table 4.19 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Rural
Table 4.20 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Caprivi
Table 4.21 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Erongo
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
321
364
34
687
17
430
17
257
34
004
17
120
16
884
683
310
373
12
-
14
46
892
541
260
281
508
250
258
33
10
23
15
-
19
73
363
4
787
2
442
2
345
4
685
2
399
2
286
102
43
59
20
-
24
50
584
9
715
4
916
4
799
9
546
4
836
4
710
169
80
89
25
-
29
39
238
7
503
3
743
3
760
7
370
3
678
3
692
133
65
68
30
-
34
33
204
5
699
2
774
2
925
5
619
2
739
2
880
80
35
45
35
-
39
29
742
4
002
2
059
1
943
3
905
2
015
1
890
97
44
53
40
-
44
25
072
1
853
943
910
1
798
914
884
55
29
26
45
-
49
23
269
587
293
294
573
289
284
14
4
10
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
26
312
2
914
1
447
1
467
2
863
1
416
1
447
51
31
20
12
-
14
3
295
34
22
12
32
22
10
2
0
2
15
-
19
5
270
475
226
249
467
223
244
8
3
5
20
-
24
4
527
750
373
377
740
365
375
10
8
2
25
-
29
4
086
662
338
324
647
327
320
15
11
4
30
-
34
3
065
487
232
255
480
230
250
7
2
5
35
-
39
2
541
340
161
179
332
155
177
8
6
2
40
-
44
1
861
133
76
57
132
75
57
1
1
0
45
-
49
1
667
33
19
14
33
19
14
0
0
0
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
44
682
4
047
2
018
2
029
3
973
1
990
1
983
74
28
46
12
-
14
3
560
37
20
17
35
20
15
2
0
2
15
-
19
5
686
379
178
201
371
177
194
8
1
7
20
-
24
7
721
1
019
535
484
997
525
472
22
10
12
25
-
29
8
216
1
085
521
564
1
068
513
555
17
8
9
30
-
34
6
720
849
424
425
833
417
416
16
7
9
35
-
39
5
524
461
233
228
454
231
223
7
2
5
40
-
44
4
149
173
90
83
173
90
83
0
0
0
45
-
49
3
106
44
17
27
42
17
25
2
0
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Table 4.22 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Hardap
Table 4.23 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Karas
Table 4.24 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Kavango
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
21
598
2
103
1
025
1
078
2
047
997
1
050
56
28
28
12
-
14
2
396
21
9
12
19
7
12
2
2
0
15
-
19
3
726
286
137
149
279
135
144
7
2
5
20
-
24
3
476
644
320
324
630
314
316
14
6
8
25
-
29
3
081
511
251
260
497
243
254
14
8
6
30
-
34
2
587
355
168
187
348
164
184
7
4
3
35
-
39
2
296
199
100
99
191
95
96
8
5
3
40
-
44
2
227
64
32
32
62
32
30
2
0
2
45
-
49
1
809
23
8
15
21
7
14
2
1
1
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
22
986
2
042
992
1
050
1
998
979
1
019
44
13
31
12
-
14
2
249
20
8
12
19
8
11
1
0
1
15
-
19
3
432
215
108
107
211
107
104
4
1
3
20
-
24
3
614
595
287
308
584
284
300
11
3
8
25
-
29
3
416
490
239
251
478
235
243
12
4
8
30
-
34
3
231
366
169
197
357
167
190
9
2
7
35
-
39
2
947
250
130
120
246
128
118
4
2
2
40
-
44
2
380
86
43
43
83
42
41
3
1
2
45
-
49
1
717
20
8
12
20
8
12
0
0
0
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
64
210
7
774
3
881
3
893
7
612
3
807
3
805
162
74
88
12
-
14
8
707
178
89
89
162
82
80
16
7
9
15
-
19
14
485
1
594
787
807
1
565
774
791
29
13
16
20
-
24
11
374
2
033
1
011
1
022
1
993
995
998
40
16
24
25
-
29
9
159
1
563
808
755
1
543
799
744
20
9
11
30
-
34
7
045
1
215
578
637
1
193
567
626
22
11
11
35
-
39
5
420
723
371
352
703
361
342
20
10
10
40
-
44
4
201
347
181
166
339
174
165
8
7
1
45
-
49
3
819
121
56
65
114
55
59
7
1
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Table 4.25 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Khomas
Table 4.26 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Kunene
Table 4.27 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Ohangwena
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
117
179
9
711
4
917
4
794
9
541
4
845
4
696
170
72
98
12
-
14
8
501
137
67
70
130
65
65
7
2
5
15
-
19
17
300
787
431
356
766
424
342
21
7
14
20
-
24
24
416
2
366
1
185
1
181
2
316
1
163
1
153
50
22
28
25
-
29
20
037
2
564
1
297
1
267
2
532
1
281
1
251
32
16
16
30
-
34
16
847
2
129
1
056
1
073
2
102
1
045
1
057
27
11
16
35
-
39
13
009
1
197
611
586
1
179
603
576
18
8
10
40
-
44
9
861
431
218
213
421
214
207
10
4
6
45
-
49
7
208
100
52
48
95
50
45
5
2
3
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
21
804
2
885
1
518
1
367
2
816
1
481
1
335
69
37
32
12
-
14
2
662
32
14
18
32
14
18
0
0
0
15
-
19
4
166
478
258
220
466
250
216
12
8
4
20
-
24
3
694
739
372
367
719
365
354
20
7
13
25
-
29
3
118
568
306
262
559
301
258
9
5
4
30
-
34
2
734
477
232
245
472
230
242
5
2
3
35
-
39
2
186
346
192
154
334
188
146
12
4
8
40
-
44
1
776
184
109
75
173
98
75
11
11
0
45
-
49
1
468
61
35
26
61
35
26
0
0
0
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
68
701
7
471
3
776
3
695
7
339
3
707
3
632
132
69
63
12
-
14
10
995
78
37
41
76
37
39
2
0
2
15
-
19
17
232
885
487
398
867
475
392
18
12
6
20
-
24
11
011
2
262
1
164
1
098
2
228
1
144
1
084
34
20
14
25
-
29
7
924
1
648
807
841
1
623
794
829
25
13
12
30
-
34
6
537
1
214
582
632
1
191
572
619
23
10
13
35
-
39
5
834
869
426
443
850
417
433
19
9
10
40
-
44
4
828
381
210
171
373
206
167
8
4
4
45
-
49
4
340
134
63
71
131
62
69
3
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2
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Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
57
958
4
661
2
334
2
327
4
571
2
287
2
284
90
47
43
12
-
14
6
169
60
31
29
56
27
29
4
4
0
15
-
19
11
690
435
212
223
428
210
218
7
2
5
20
-
24
10
602
1
313
658
655
1
288
641
647
25
17
8
25
-
29
8
390
1
142
565
577
1
120
556
564
22
9
13
30
-
34
6
741
856
411
445
840
406
434
16
5
11
35
-
39
5
863
622
337
285
611
329
282
11
8
3
40
-
44
4
425
181
88
93
176
86
90
5
2
3
45
-
49
4
078
52
32
20
52
32
20
0
0
0
Table4.29Birthsinthelast12monthsbyfemalesaged12-49years,Omusati
Table 4.30 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Oshana
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
18
004
2
116
1
062
1
054
2
060
1
039
1
021
56
23
33
12
-
14
2
272
21
8
13
20
8
12
1
0
1
15
-
19
3
289
301
143
158
293
140
153
8
3
5
20
-
24
2
876
564
296
268
551
288
263
13
8
5
25
-
29
2
469
465
231
234
451
225
226
14
6
8
30
-
34
2
243
365
169
196
359
167
192
6
2
4
35
-
39
1
889
243
132
111
236
130
106
7
2
5
40
-
44
1
602
123
65
58
116
63
53
7
2
5
45
-
49
1
364
34
18
16
34
18
16
0
0
0
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
69
211
6
354
3
246
3
108
6
255
3
206
3
049
99
40
59
12
-
14
9
862
118
57
61
112
56
56
6
1
5
15
-
19
16
769
614
322
292
602
318
284
12
4
8
20
-
24
10
577
1
855
957
898
1
826
944
882
29
13
16
25
-
29
7
897
1
466
743
723
1
449
736
713
17
7
10
30
-
34
6
983
1
063
559
504
1
052
554
498
11
5
6
35
-
39
6
536
819
412
407
801
403
398
18
9
9
40
-
44
5
449
335
149
186
330
148
182
5
1
4
45
-
49
5
138
84
47
37
83
47
36
1
0
1
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Table 4.28 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Omaheke
103NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.31 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Oshikoto
Table 4.32 Births in the last 12 months by females aged 12-49 years, Otjozondjupa
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
50
790
5
097
2
555
2
542
4
995
2
505
2
490
102
50
52
12
-
14
7
133
73
32
41
66
30
36
7
2
5
15
-
19
11
142
580
270
310
563
261
302
17
9
8
20
-
24
7
851
1
373
696
677
1
354
687
667
19
9
10
25
-
29
6
145
1
137
577
560
1
119
568
551
18
9
9
30
-
34
5
300
890
440
450
875
431
444
15
9
6
35
-
39
5
012
648
345
303
635
339
296
13
6
7
40
-
44
4
260
298
148
150
288
144
144
10
4
6
45
-
49
3
947
98
47
51
95
45
50
3
2
1
Age
group
of
mother
Number
of
Women
Births
Surviving
Died
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
39
413
4
348
2
192
2
156
4
254
2
159
2
095
94
33
61
12
-
14
4
411
64
36
28
58
34
24
6
2
4
15
-
19
6
735
564
311
253
557
309
248
7
2
5
20
-
24
6
620
1
142
566
576
1
115
558
557
27
8
19
25
-
29
5
823
995
504
491
981
496
485
14
8
6
30
-
34
4
962
751
365
386
737
361
376
14
4
10
35
-
39
4
406
520
256
264
508
253
255
12
3
9
40
-
44
3
510
246
122
124
233
117
116
13
5
8
45
-
49
2
946
66
32
34
65
31
34
1
1
0
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104 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.33 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Namibia
Table 4.34 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Urban
Table 4.35 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Rural
Table 4.36 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Caprivi
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
22
668
10
177
12
491
Total
14
810
6
663
8
147
Under
1
2
685
1
274
1
411
Under
1
1
728
829
899
1
-
4
1
346
627
719
1
-
4
895
417
478
5
-
9
447
192
255
5
-
9
321
138
183
10
-
14
384
172
212
10
-
14
260
116
144
15
-
19
577
279
298
15
-
19
367
179
188
20
-
24
918
381
537
20
-
24
546
226
320
25
-
29
1
233
588
645
25
-
29
776
368
408
30
-
34
1
591
701
890
30
-
34
1
015
437
578
35
-
39
1
487
614
873
35
-
39
922
377
545
40
-
44
1
323
516
807
40
-
44
818
315
503
45
-
49
1
140
442
698
45
-
49
666
248
418
50
-
54
917
382
535
50
-
54
496
197
299
55
-
59
891
329
562
55
-
59
541
201
340
60
-
64
994
410
584
60
-
64
592
248
344
65+
5
169
2
618
2
551
65+
3
737
1
893
1
844
Dont
know
1
566
652
914
Dont
know
1
130
474
656
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
7
858
3
514
4
344
Total
1
063
497
566
Under
1
957
445
512
Under
1
207
105
102
1
-
4
451
210
241
1
-
4
92
42
50
5
-
9
126
54
72
5
-
9
41
19
22
10
-
14
124
56
68
10
-
14
30
15
15
15
-
19
210
100
110
15
-
19
41
23
18
20
-
24
372
155
217
20
-
24
56
23
33
25
-
29
457
220
237
25
-
29
63
37
26
30
-
34
576
264
312
30
-
34
98
46
52
35
-
39
565
237
328
35
-
39
82
36
46
40
-
44
505
201
304
40
-
44
44
12
32
45
-
49
474
194
280
45
-
49
40
14
26
50
-
54
421
185
236
50
-
54
16
6
10
55
-
59
350
128
222
55
-
59
21
12
9
60
-
64
402
162
240
60
-
64
21
9
12
65+
1
432
725
707
65+
117
60
57
Dont
know
436
178
258
Dont
know
94
38
56
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105NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table 4.37 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Erongo
Table 4.38 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Hardap
Table 4.39 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Karas
Table 4.40 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Kavango
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
069
477
592
Total
825
374
451
Under
1
124
51
73
Under
1
82
38
44
1
-
4
52
21
31
1
-
4
30
14
16
5
-
9
8
5
3
5
-
9
11
7
4
10
-
14
25
13
12
10
-
14
9
5
4
15
-
19
20
7
13
15
-
19
12
4
8
20
-
24
36
10
26
20
-
24
29
12
17
25
-
29
58
25
33
25
-
29
35
22
13
30
-
34
51
28
23
30
-
34
47
21
26
35
-
39
53
22
31
35
-
39
58
24
34
40
-
44
62
24
38
40
-
44
61
28
33
45
-
49
60
22
38
45
-
49
56
29
27
50
-
54
63
28
35
50
-
54
43
16
27
55
-
59
45
16
29
55
-
59
55
16
39
60
-
64
73
27
46
60
-
64
58
27
31
65+
272
148
124
65+
211
97
114
Dont
know
67
30
37
Dont
know
28
14
14
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
033
439
594
Total
3
265
1
462
1
803
Under
1
92
35
57
Under
1
514
235
279
1
-
4
55
28
27
1
-
4
283
130
153
5
-
9
18
7
11
5
-
9
86
29
57
10
-
14
11
3
8
10
-
14
77
35
42
15
-
19
23
8
15
15
-
19
109
58
51
20
-
24
34
15
19
20
-
24
154
82
72
25
-
29
42
12
30
25
-
29
189
98
91
30
-
34
63
24
39
30
-
34
218
88
130
35
-
39
77
30
47
35
-
39
191
73
118
40
-
44
47
22
25
40
-
44
137
58
79
45
-
49
72
34
38
45
-
49
112
42
70
50
-
54
69
29
40
50
-
54
99
47
52
55
-
59
54
18
36
55
-
59
85
34
51
60
-
64
74
34
40
60
-
64
103
40
63
65+
265
126
139
65+
519
243
276
Dont
know
37
14
23
Dont
know
389
170
219
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Table 4.41 Deaths in the last 12 months
by age group and sex, Khomas
Table 4.42 Deaths in the last 12 months by
age group and sex, Kunene
Table 4.43 Deaths in the last 12 months by age
group and sex, Ohangwena
Table 4.44 Deaths in the last 12 months by
age group and sex, Omaheke
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
2
360
1
002
1
358
Total
3
056
1
436
1
620
Under
1
279
133
146
Under
1
331
163
168
1
-
4
116
62
54
1
-
4
192
82
110
5
-
9
37
15
22
5
-
9
67
37
30
10
-
14
33
11
22
10
-
14
55
29
26
15
-
19
61
23
38
15
-
19
79
43
36
20
-
24
130
38
92
20
-
24
96
37
59
25
-
29
165
67
98
25
-
29
175
79
96
30
-
34
176
80
96
30
-
34
227
96
131
35
-
39
177
70
107
35
-
39
197
85
112
40
-
44
159
62
97
40
-
44
176
76
100
45
-
49
134
43
91
45
-
49
154
58
96
50
-
54
140
61
79
50
-
54
87
36
51
55
-
59
116
46
70
55
-
59
98
41
57
60
-
64
120
42
78
60
-
64
105
40
65
65+
377
198
179
65+
853
461
392
Dont
know
140
51
89
Dont
know
164
73
91
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
097
540
557
Total
801
383
418
Under
1
157
84
73
Under
1
84
44
40
1
-
4
74
36
38
1
-
4
50
26
24
5
-
9
15
9
6
5
-
9
15
9
6
10
-
14
7
4
3
10
-
14
9
4
5
15
-
19
33
14
19
15
-
19
17
11
6
20
-
24
39
19
20
20
-
24
37
20
17
25
-
29
37
24
13
25
-
29
43
20
23
30
-
34
58
32
26
30
-
34
50
25
25
35
-
39
47
17
30
35
-
39
44
24
20
40
-
44
52
23
29
40
-
44
57
23
34
45
-
49
53
23
30
45
-
49
39
20
19
50
-
54
31
16
15
50
-
54
19
10
9
55
-
59
40
18
22
55
-
59
34
14
20
60
-
64
73
38
35
60
-
64
42
22
20
65+
297
139
158
65+
199
87
112
Dont
know
84
44
40
Dont
know
62
24
38
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Table 4.45 Deaths in the last 12 months by
agegroupandsex,Omusati
Table 4.46 Deaths in the last 12 months by
age group and sex, Oshana
Table 4.47 Deaths in the last 12 months by
age group and sex, Oshikoto
Table 4.48 Deaths in the last 12 months by
age group and sex, Otjozondjupa
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
2
794
1
162
1
632
Total
1
866
856
1
010
Under
1
259
128
131
Under
1
194
101
93
1
-
4
142
67
75
1
-
4
98
51
47
5
-
9
42
17
25
5
-
9
43
12
31
10
-
14
35
15
20
10
-
14
37
11
26
15
-
19
50
12
38
15
-
19
38
18
20
20
-
24
93
31
62
20
-
24
71
26
45
25
-
29
149
72
77
25
-
29
88
37
51
30
-
34
199
72
127
30
-
34
133
61
72
35
-
39
202
80
122
35
-
39
138
57
81
40
-
44
172
60
112
40
-
44
134
44
90
45
-
49
134
41
93
45
-
49
102
41
61
50
-
54
121
41
80
50
-
54
73
29
44
55
-
59
108
28
80
55
-
59
76
33
43
60
-
64
107
40
67
60
-
64
81
34
47
65+
780
383
397
65+
479
271
208
Dont
know
201
75
126
Dont
know
81
30
51
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Age
group
Number
of
Deaths
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
953
859
1
094
Total
1
486
690
796
Under
1
200
76
124
Under
1
162
81
81
1
-
4
79
31
48
1
-
4
83
37
46
5
-
9
37
13
24
5
-
9
27
13
14
10
-
14
34
19
15
10
-
14
22
8
14
15
-
19
43
23
20
15
-
19
51
35
16
20
-
24
80
36
44
20
-
24
63
32
31
25
-
29
113
59
54
25
-
29
76
36
40
30
-
34
183
87
96
30
-
34
88
41
47
35
-
39
135
57
78
35
-
39
86
39
47
40
-
44
133
50
83
40
-
44
89
34
55
45
-
49
104
42
62
45
-
49
80
33
47
50
-
54
87
38
49
50
-
54
69
25
44
55
-
59
76
25
51
55
-
59
83
28
55
60
-
64
66
29
37
60
-
64
71
28
43
65+
463
226
237
65+
337
179
158
Dont
know
120
48
72
Dont
know
99
41
58
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To
ta
l
Ca
pr
iv
i
Er
on
go
Ha
rd
ap
Ka
ra
s
Ka
va
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m
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sh
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sh
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t
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2
11
2
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1
91
3
57
84
4
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6
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19
0
79
7
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6
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pr
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91
2
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79
1
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on
go
14
2
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63
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75
Ha
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78
8
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6
4
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1
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1
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Ka
ra
s
75
1
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49
3
43
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2
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7
3
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53
4
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16
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va
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22
7
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2
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6
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3
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16
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40
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9
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2
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22
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5
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14
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om
as
33
4
39
9
4
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1
9
19
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13
0
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6
72
7
9
23
5
15
0
50
6
2
99
5
28
6
46
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1
74
31
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26
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1
36
15
7
11
11
5
07
25
2
90
16
1
75
Ku
ne
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83
2
92
61
1
1
29
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27
5
15
3
1
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1
1
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3
69
3
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86
8
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7
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3
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43
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ha
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w
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a
25
5
18
0
19
9
1
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7
25
5
42
9
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7
3
60
2
13
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22
9
12
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3
53
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5
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5
4
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1
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6
38
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m
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71
2
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2
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1
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1
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9
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m
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24
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28
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sh
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17
0
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9
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3
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46
9
13
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3
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7
8
13
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3
80
3
14
64
O
sh
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17
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5
7
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7
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tjo
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pa
13
6
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3
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9
6
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6
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4
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6
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7
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am
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ia
17
9
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sh
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14
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1
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Us
ua
l
r
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id
en
ce
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bl
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4.
50
:
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by
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la
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f
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at
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d
pl
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of
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de
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e
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ua
l
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id
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ce
Bi
th
p
la
ce
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bl
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4.
49
:
P
op
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at
io
n
by
p
la
ce
o
f
u
su
al
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de
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Ta
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4.
49
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op
ul
ati
on
b
y
pl
ac
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of
u
su
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4.
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op
ul
ati
on
b
y
pl
ac
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nu
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a
nd
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la
ce
o
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su
al
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si
de
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109NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Caprivi
Erongo
Hardap
Karas
Kavango
Khomas
Kunene
Ohangwena
Omaheke
Omusati
Oshana
Oshikoto
Otjozondjupa
Outside
Namibia
Don`t
know
Not
stated
Total
2
034
731
92
661
134
947
75
683
71
986
218
399
317
365
79
745
246
208
68
538
241
901
164
141
172
211
131
172
18
916
138
720
Caprivi
87
840
86
652
56
11
38
96
153
113
20
7
26
87
22
60
498
1
0
Erongo
137
064
604
131
965
207
232
200
1
041
230
406
115
545
360
348
479
322
1
9
Hardap
76
109
279
140
74
115
240
94
671
49
65
146
60
49
34
109
57
0
1
Karas
72
762
518
114
209
70
500
215
394
22
122
123
112
155
68
115
93
0
2
Kavango
218
008
434
81
43
57
216
240
297
56
60
91
42
96
101
259
141
1
9
Khomas
322
978
1
702
1
033
761
472
578
310
696
197
1163
674
1
156
1
066
862
991
1
613
10
4
Kunene
79
802
254
156
23
12
91
159
78
481
31
31
124
92
46
250
47
0
5
Ohangwena
245
232
216
243
23
64
70
528
36
242
361
24
238
505
591
150
179
1
3
Omaheke
68
764
183
94
88
31
154
582
43
73
67
050
82
80
57
214
33
0
0
Omusati
241
045
365
213
32
87
21
578
118
273
25
238
126
616
257
163
169
0
2
Oshana
164
171
406
202
34
98
60
631
87
722
40
796
160
061
681
178
166
1
8
Oshikoto
171
851
231
205
31
65
87
472
50
619
20
224
643
168
715
315
107
3
64
Otjozondjupa
131
825
305
400
98
81
454
890
252
237
187
260
252
337
127
842
173
0
57
Outside
Namibia
16
546
507
42
7
8
35
257
10
54
5
109
75
76
40
15
317
4
0
Don`t
know
131
1
1
0
1
0
8
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
116
0
Not
stated
603
4
2
1
0
4
8
1
1
0
1
3
15
7
0
0
556
Usual
residence
Total
Previous
residence
Table
4.51:
Population
by
place
of
usual
residence
and
previous
residence
Annexure
Table4.51:Populationbyplaceofusualresidenceandpreviousresidence
110 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.1Populationaged3yearsandabovewhohaveaccesstoICTservicesbytypeandarea
ICT
service
Area
Population
Radio
TV
Computer
Cell
phone
Telephone
(fixed)
Newspaper
(daily)
Newspaper
(weekly)
Internet
(daily)
Internet
(weekly)
Namibia
1
919
438
1
316
565
703
486
201
955
1
010
072
122
431
170
974
311
539
103
698
64
303
Urban
822
340
608
942
551
598
174
605
564
481
100
272
149
645
217
948
87
947
51
704
Rural
1
097
098
707
623
151
888
27
350
445
591
22
159
21
329
93
591
15
751
12
599
Caprivi
81
684
51
143
30
566
3
502
34
485
1
190
1
348
9
950
1
385
1
653
Erongo
137
361
106
435
97
594
27
774
98
527
16
871
25
123
43
168
13
550
7
789
Hardap
72
465
52
000
43
276
8
588
40
400
7
684
8
368
13
166
3
159
1
690
Karas
70
946
52
499
43
691
10
400
45
256
8
977
8
206
17
435
5
209
2
850
Kavango
200
952
114
374
44
003
7
260
62
701
3
195
3
581
12
295
2
704
2
777
Khomas
314
943
231
414
217
778
94
324
235
110
52
230
80
342
84
089
51
654
26
048
Kunene
76
638
37
165
18
021
3
081
28
356
2
351
1
722
4
711
1
572
1
082
Ohangwena
221
705
154
949
22
600
4
581
96
490
2
881
4
965
22
014
3
017
2
639
Omaheke
64
500
43
284
20
109
3
910
29
000
3
543
2
554
5
302
1
968
1
320
Omusati
222
661
153
084
21
071
4
751
98
683
2
838
4
129
25
448
2
835
2
847
Oshana
160
869
125
053
51
655
13
875
92
090
7
423
13
737
34
459
7
126
6
077
Oshikoto
165
526
112
075
28
694
6
518
77
999
4
756
6
132
20
052
3
509
2
877
Otjozondjupa
129
188
83
090
64
428
13
391
70
975
8
492
10
767
19
450
6
010
4
654
Annexure
111NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.2Childrenaged0-4yearsattendingEarlyChildhoodDevelopementProgrammes(ECD)bysexandarea
Total Attending Not
attending
Total Attending Not
attending
Total Attending Not
attending
Namibia Total
283
501
37
789
245
712
142
302
19
521
122
781
141
199
18
268
122
931
0
63
506
3
174
60
332
31
881
1
613
30
268
31
625
1
561
30
064
1
54
879
3
606
51
273
27
606
1
831
25
775
27
273
1
775
25
498
2
54
068
5
547
48
521
27
123
2
849
24
274
26
945
2
698
24
247
3
55
936
9
193
46
743
28
015
4
734
23
281
27
921
4
459
23
462
4
55
112
16
269
38
843
27
677
8
494
19
183
27
435
7
775
19
660
Urban Total
103
099
20
026
83
073
51
987
10
315
41
672
51
112
9
711
41
401
0
26
245
1
683
24
562
13
174
853
12
321
13
071
830
12
241
1
21
474
2
162
19
312
10
851
1
124
9
727
10
623
1
038
9
585
2
18
811
3
176
15
635
9
560
1
652
7
908
9
251
1
524
7
727
3
18
337
4
922
13
415
9
158
2
480
6
678
9
179
2
442
6
737
4
18
232
8
083
10
149
9
244
4
206
5
038
8
988
3
877
5
111
Rural Total
180
402
17
763
162
639
90
315
9
206
81
109
90
087
8
557
81
530
0
37
261
1
491
35
770
18
707
760
17
947
18
554
731
17
823
1
33
405
1
444
31
961
16
755
707
16
048
16
650
737
15
913
2
35
257
2
371
32
886
17
563
1
197
16
366
17
694
1
174
16
520
3
37
599
4
271
33
328
18
857
2
254
16
603
18
742
2
017
16
725
4
36
880
8
186
28
694
18
433
4
288
14
145
18
447
3
898
14
549
Caprivi Total
12
980
1
288
11
692
6
509
693
5
816
6
471
595
5
876
0
2
918
102
2
816
1
428
47
1
381
1
490
55
1
435
1
2
591
117
2
474
1
326
74
1
252
1
265
43
1
222
2
2
523
248
2
275
1
248
138
1
110
1
275
110
1
165
3
2
509
310
2
199
1
291
177
1
114
1
218
133
1
085
4
2
439
511
1
928
1
216
257
959
1
223
254
969
Erongo Total
16
268
3
941
12
327
8
082
2
026
6
056
8
186
1
915
6
271
0
3
949
362
3
587
1
949
189
1
760
2
000
173
1
827
1
3
501
521
2
980
1
695
257
1
438
1
806
264
1
542
2
2
990
700
2
290
1
482
339
1
143
1
508
361
1
147
3
2
915
941
1
974
1
484
511
973
1
431
430
1
001
4
2
913
1
417
1
496
1
472
730
742
1
441
687
754
Hardap Total
9
438
691
8
747
4
685
366
4
319
4
753
325
4
428
0
1
995
35
1
960
964
14
950
1
031
21
1
010
1
1
895
64
1
831
934
31
903
961
33
928
2
1
827
100
1
727
938
59
879
889
41
848
3
1
835
180
1
655
950
106
844
885
74
811
4
1
886
312
1
574
899
156
743
987
156
831
Karas Total
8
679
1
463
7
216
4
403
753
3
650
4
276
710
3
566
0
2
021
91
1
930
968
42
926
1
053
49
1
004
1
1
770
123
1
647
907
57
850
863
66
797
2
1
651
210
1
441
863
114
749
788
96
692
3
1
624
381
1
243
846
198
648
778
183
595
4
1
613
658
955
819
342
477
794
316
478
Kavango Total
35
402
3
785
31
617
17
794
1
927
15
867
17
608
1
858
15
750
0
7
903
299
7
604
3
953
150
3
803
3
950
149
3
801
1
6
550
270
6
280
3
359
138
3
221
3
191
132
3
059
2
6
647
407
6
240
3
372
195
3
177
3
275
212
3
063
3
7
279
927
6
352
3
603
462
3
141
3
676
465
3
211
4
7
023
1
882
5
141
3
507
982
2
525
3
516
900
2
616
Table
5.2
Children
aged
0-4
years
attending
Early
Childhood
Development
Programmes
(ECD)
by
sex
and
area
ECD
attendance
Population Female Male
Area Age
Annexure
112 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Total Attending Not
attending
Total Attending Not
attending
Total Attending Not
attending
Khomas Total
36
681
8
395
28
286
18
441
4
248
14
193
18
240
4
147
14
093
0
9
515
737
8
778
4
781
371
4
410
4
734
366
4
368
1
7
990
992
6
998
4
122
523
3
599
3
868
469
3
399
2
6
514
1
429
5
085
3
264
725
2
539
3
250
704
2
546
3
6
381
2
117
4
264
3
128
1
017
2
111
3
253
1
100
2
153
4
6
281
3
120
3
161
3
146
1
612
1
534
3
135
1
508
1
627
Kunene Total
14
301
1
051
13
250
7
166
531
6
635
7
135
520
6
615
0
2
942
132
2
810
1
533
65
1
468
1
409
67
1
342
1
2
702
93
2
609
1
322
44
1
278
1
380
49
1
331
2
2
861
154
2
707
1
422
80
1
342
1
439
74
1
365
3
2
837
257
2
580
1
407
121
1
286
1
430
136
1
294
4
2
959
415
2
544
1
482
221
1
261
1
477
194
1
283
Ohangwena Total
38
008
4
265
33
743
19
180
2
249
16
931
18
828
2
016
16
812
0
8
210
407
7
803
4
161
214
3
947
4
049
193
3
856
1
7
187
388
6
799
3
626
178
3
448
3
561
210
3
351
2
7
211
495
6
716
3
591
262
3
329
3
620
233
3
387
3
7
785
944
6
841
3
899
488
3
411
3
886
456
3
430
4
7
615
2
031
5
584
3
903
1
107
2
796
3
712
924
2
788
Omaheke Total
10
671
692
9
979
5
241
336
4
905
5
430
356
5
074
0
2
140
55
2
085
1
083
30
1
053
1
057
25
1
032
1
2
014
49
1
965
989
22
967
1
025
27
998
2
2
075
114
1
961
999
52
947
1
076
62
1
014
3
2
207
175
2
032
1
093
91
1
002
1
114
84
1
030
4
2
235
299
1
936
1
077
141
936
1
158
158
1
000
Omusati Total
33
727
3
070
30
657
17
014
1
631
15
383
16
713
1
439
15
274
0
6
969
239
6
730
3
515
122
3
393
3
454
117
3
337
1
6
155
284
5
871
3
116
151
2
965
3
039
133
2
906
2
6
609
396
6
213
3
343
199
3
144
3
266
197
3
069
3
7
122
738
6
384
3
559
402
3
157
3
563
336
3
227
4
6
872
1
413
5
459
3
481
757
2
724
3
391
656
2
735
Oshana Total
21
512
3
501
18
011
10
933
1
858
9
075
10
579
1
643
8
936
0
4
999
230
4
769
2
555
117
2
438
2
444
113
2
331
1
4
047
247
3
800
1
952
123
1
829
2
095
124
1
971
2
4
130
490
3
640
2
165
274
1
891
1
965
216
1
749
3
4
209
880
3
329
2
145
462
1
683
2
064
418
1
646
4
4
127
1
654
2
473
2
116
882
1
234
2
011
772
1
239
Oshikoto Total
25
601
3
071
22
530
12
869
1
536
11
333
12
732
1
535
11
197
0
5
507
236
5
271
2
763
107
2
656
2
744
129
2
615
1
4
689
257
4
432
2
409
130
2
279
2
280
127
2
153
2
5
018
390
4
628
2
507
201
2
306
2
511
189
2
322
3
5
240
754
4
486
2
601
376
2
225
2
639
378
2
261
4
5
147
1
434
3
713
2
589
722
1
867
2
558
712
1
846
Otjozondjupa Total
20
233
2
576
17
657
9
985
1
367
8
618
10
248
1
209
9
039
0
4
438
249
4
189
2
228
145
2
083
2
210
104
2
106
1
3
788
201
3
587
1
849
103
1
746
1
939
98
1
841
2
4
012
414
3
598
1
929
211
1
718
2
083
203
1
880
3
3
993
589
3
404
2
009
323
1
686
1
984
266
1
718
4
4
002
1
123
2
879
1
970
585
1
385
2
032
538
1
494
Table
5.2
Children
aged
0-4
years
attending
Early
Childhood
Development
Programmes
(ECD)
by
sex
and
area,
cont'
ECD
attendance
Population Female Male
Area Age
Annexure
Table5.2Childrenaged0-4yearsattendingEarlyChildhoodDevelopementProgra mes(ECD)bysexandarea,cont
113NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.3Populationaged0-4yearsattendingECDbytypeandsex
Table5.4Literacystatusandliteracyrateforpopulationaged5yearsandabovebysexandarea
Type
of
ECD
Total
Female
Male
Population
Percent
Population
Percent
Namibia
283
501
142
302
50.2
141
199
49.8
Edu-care
22
507
11
672
51.9
10
835
48.1
Pre-primary
15
282
7
849
51.4
7
433
48.6
No
243
373
121
625
50.0
121
748
50.0
Don't
Know
2
339
1
156
49.4
1
183
50.6
Urban
103
099
51
987
50.4
51
112
49.6
Edu-care
12
367
6
369
51.5
5
998
48.5
Pre-primary
7
659
3
946
51.5
3
713
48.5
No
81
957
41
128
50.2
40
829
49.8
Don't
Know
1
116
544
48.7
572
51.3
Rural
180
402
90
315
50.1
90
087
49.9
Edu-care
10
140
5
303
52.3
4
837
47.7
Pre-primary
7
623
3
903
51.2
3
720
48.8
No
161
416
80
497
49.9
80
919
50.1
Don't
Know
1
223
612
50.0
611
50.0
Area
Population
Literacy
status
Literacy
rate
Illiterate
Literate
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
808
390
941
376
867
014
266
315
140
004
126
311
1
542
075
801
372
740
703
85.3
85.1
85.4
Urban
785
771
406
292
379
479
55
008
29
017
25
991
730
763
377
275
353
488
93.0
92.9
93.2
Rural
1
022
619
535
084
487
535
211
307
110
987
100
320
811
312
424
097
387
215
79.3
79.3
79.4
Caprivi
76
736
39
608
37
128
16
388
9
109
7
279
60
348
30
499
29
849
78.6
77.0
80.4
Erongo
131
533
62
206
69
327
7
469
3
438
4
031
124
064
58
768
65
296
94.3
94.5
94.2
Hardap
68
744
33
735
35
009
7
958
3
774
4
184
60
786
29
961
30
825
88.4
88.8
88.0
Karas
67
709
33
238
34
471
4
072
1
932
2
140
63
637
31
306
32
331
94.0
94.2
93.8
Kavango
186
650
100
258
86
392
44
101
25
404
18
697
142
549
74
854
67
695
76.4
74.7
78.4
Khomas
302
281
152
977
149
304
14
823
7
104
7
719
287
458
145
873
141
585
95.1
95.4
94.8
Kunene
70
842
35
349
35
493
28
763
14
649
14
114
42
079
20
700
21
379
59.4
58.6
60.2
Ohangwena
206
305
113
826
92
479
35
602
19
447
16
155
170
703
94
379
76
324
82.7
82.9
82.5
Omaheke
60
058
28
638
31
420
17
569
8
405
9
164
42
489
20
233
22
256
70.7
70.7
70.8
Omusati
208
667
116
289
92
378
30
905
17
564
13
341
177
762
98
725
79
037
85.2
84.9
85.6
Oshana
152
533
84
635
67
898
9
935
5
507
4
428
142
598
79
128
63
470
93.5
93.5
93.5
Oshikoto
155
139
81
531
73
608
23
951
11
675
12
276
131
188
69
856
61
332
84.6
85.7
83.3
Otjozondjupa
121
193
59
086
62
107
24
779
11
996
12
783
96
414
47
090
49
324
79.6
79.7
79.4
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114 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.5Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Namibia
Table5.6Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Urban
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
1
324
234
1
174
524
88.7
697
572
613
522
88.0
626
662
561
002
89.5
15
-
19
237
575
225
025
94.7
120
922
115
702
95.7
116
653
109
323
93.7
20
-
24
212
864
200
277
94.1
108
359
102
909
95.0
104
505
97
368
93.2
25
-
29
174
472
162
680
93.2
89
761
84
330
93.9
84
711
78
350
92.5
30
-
34
146
425
135
203
92.3
74
995
69
599
92.8
71
430
65
604
91.8
35
-
39
122
834
112
662
91.7
63
463
58
273
91.8
59
371
54
389
91.6
40
-
44
96
228
86
683
90.1
50
529
45
548
90.1
45
699
41
135
90.0
45
-
49
78
956
69
488
88.0
42
607
37
327
87.6
36
349
32
161
88.5
50
-
54
60
299
50
390
83.6
33
664
27
606
82.0
26
635
22
784
85.5
55
-
59
47
069
38
247
81.3
26
074
20
756
79.6
20
995
17
491
83.3
60
-
64
40
171
29
412
73.2
22
122
15
458
69.9
18
049
13
954
77.3
65
-
69
30
699
21
217
69.1
17
831
11
660
65.4
12
868
9
557
74.3
70
-
74
23
808
15
196
63.8
13
729
8
204
59.8
10
079
6
992
69.4
75
-
79
17
083
10
639
62.3
10
159
5
903
58.1
6
924
4
736
68.4
80
-
84
14
214
7
505
52.8
9
003
4
296
47.7
5
211
3
209
61.6
85
-
89
9
241
4
652
50.3
6
144
2
796
45.5
3
097
1
856
59.9
90
-
94
6
737
3
001
44.5
4
391
1
753
39.9
2
346
1
248
53.2
95+
5
559
2
247
40.4
3
819
1
402
36.7
1
740
845
48.6
Total
Female
Male
Age
Group
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
621
685
594
344
95.6
321
568
306
145
95.2
300
117
288
199
96.0
15
-
19
87
639
85
612
97.7
47
559
46
559
97.9
40
080
39
053
97.4
20
-
24
110
566
108
013
97.7
57
775
56
548
97.9
52
791
51
465
97.5
25
-
29
98
229
95
707
97.4
50
523
49
221
97.4
47
706
46
486
97.4
30
-
34
82
723
80
161
96.9
41
791
40
472
96.8
40
932
39
689
97.0
35
-
39
67
150
64
828
96.5
33
721
32
451
96.2
33
429
32
377
96.9
40
-
44
50
769
48
637
95.8
25
457
24
314
95.5
25
312
24
323
96.1
45
-
49
39
130
37
048
94.7
19
338
18
169
94.0
19
792
18
879
95.4
50
-
54
28
143
26
049
92.6
14
313
13
046
91.1
13
830
13
003
94.0
55
-
59
19
624
17
704
90.2
9
675
8
561
88.5
9
949
9
143
91.9
60
-
64
13
193
11
262
85.4
6
917
5
722
82.7
6
276
5
540
88.3
65
-
69
8
381
7
005
83.6
4
652
3
777
81.2
3
729
3
228
86.6
70
-
74
6
033
4
809
79.7
3
504
2
722
77.7
2
529
2
087
82.5
75
-
79
4
064
3
186
78.4
2
399
1
847
77.0
1
665
1
339
80.4
80
-
84
2
687
2
017
75.1
1
755
1
285
73.2
932
732
78.5
85
-
89
1
556
1
125
72.3
1
065
747
70.1
491
378
77.0
90
-
94
1
057
744
70.4
658
445
67.6
399
299
74.9
95+
741
437
59.0
466
259
55.6
275
178
64.7
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115NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.7Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Rural
Table5.8Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Caprivi
Total
Female
Male
Age
Group
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
702
549
580
180
82.6
376
004
307
377
81.7
326
545
272
803
83.5
15
-
19
149
936
139
413
93.0
73
363
69
143
94.2
76
573
70
270
91.8
20
-
24
102
298
92
264
90.2
50
584
46
361
91.7
51
714
45
903
88.8
25
-
29
76
243
66
973
87.8
39
238
35
109
89.5
37
005
31
864
86.1
30
-
34
63
702
55
042
86.4
33
204
29
127
87.7
30
498
25
915
85.0
35
-
39
55
684
47
834
85.9
29
742
25
822
86.8
25
942
22
012
84.9
40
-
44
45
459
38
046
83.7
25
072
21
234
84.7
20
387
16
812
82.5
45
-
49
39
826
32
440
81.5
23
269
19
158
82.3
16
557
13
282
80.2
50
-
54
32
156
24
341
75.7
19
351
14
560
75.2
12
805
9
781
76.4
55
-
59
27
445
20
543
74.9
16
399
12
195
74.4
11
046
8
348
75.6
60
-
64
26
978
18
150
67.3
15
205
9
736
64.0
11
773
8
414
71.5
65
-
69
22
318
14
212
63.7
13
179
7
883
59.8
9
139
6
329
69.3
70
-
74
17
775
10
387
58.4
10
225
5
482
53.6
7
550
4
905
65.0
75
-
79
13
019
7
453
57.2
7
760
4
056
52.3
5
259
3
397
64.6
80
-
84
11
527
5
488
47.6
7
248
3
011
41.5
4
279
2
477
57.9
85
-
89
7
685
3
527
45.9
5
079
2
049
40.3
2
606
1
478
56.7
90
-
94
5
680
2
257
39.7
3
733
1
308
35.0
1
947
949
48.7
95+
4
818
1
810
37.6
3
353
1
143
34.1
1
465
667
45.5
Total
Female
Male
Age
Group
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
54
490
45
624
83.7
28
550
23
069
80.8
25
940
22
555
87.0
15
-
19
10
508
9
875
94.0
5
270
4
986
94.6
5
238
4
889
93.3
20
-
24
8
698
8
037
92.4
4
527
4
238
93.6
4
171
3
799
91.1
25
-
29
7
958
7
127
89.6
4
086
3
701
90.6
3
872
3
426
88.5
30
-
34
6
019
5
352
88.9
3
065
2
762
90.1
2
954
2
590
87.7
35
-
39
5
309
4
603
86.7
2
541
2
226
87.6
2
768
2
377
85.9
40
-
44
3
745
3
245
86.6
1
861
1
603
86.1
1
884
1
642
87.2
45
-
49
3
090
2
601
84.2
1
667
1
373
82.4
1
423
1
228
86.3
50
-
54
2
281
1
732
75.9
1
277
889
69.6
1
004
843
84.0
55
-
59
1
479
1
030
69.6
847
511
60.3
632
519
82.1
60
-
64
1
435
786
54.8
860
333
38.7
575
453
78.8
65
-
69
1
086
464
42.7
664
178
26.8
422
286
67.8
70
-
74
850
277
32.6
516
85
16.5
334
192
57.5
75
-
79
706
207
29.3
456
61
13.4
250
146
58.4
80
-
84
632
140
22.2
442
62
14.0
190
78
41.1
85
-
89
291
69
23.7
192
28
14.6
99
41
41.4
90
-
94
237
53
22.4
158
20
12.7
79
33
41.8
95+
166
26
15.7
121
13
10.7
45
13
28.9
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116 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.9Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Erongo
Table5.10Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Hardap
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
106
453
102
904
96.7
49
583
48
065
96.9
56
870
54
839
96.4
15
-
19
11
189
10
977
98.1
5
686
5
607
98.6
5
503
5
370
97.6
20
-
24
16
876
16
555
98.1
7
721
7
624
98.7
9
155
8
931
97.6
25
-
29
17
829
17
488
98.1
8
216
8
096
98.5
9
613
9
392
97.7
30
-
34
15
127
14
825
98.0
6
720
6
607
98.3
8
407
8
218
97.8
35
-
39
12
277
12
006
97.8
5
524
5
414
98.0
6
753
6
592
97.6
40
-
44
9
388
9
119
97.1
4
149
4
055
97.7
5
239
5
064
96.7
45
-
49
6
835
6
545
95.8
3
106
2
974
95.8
3
729
3
571
95.8
50
-
54
4
977
4
689
94.2
2
348
2
214
94.3
2
629
2
475
94.1
55
-
59
3
761
3
520
93.6
1
772
1
660
93.7
1
989
1
860
93.5
60
-
64
2
831
2
592
91.6
1
388
1
284
92.5
1
443
1
308
90.6
65
-
69
1
859
1
644
88.4
992
878
88.5
867
766
88.4
70
-
74
1
485
1
297
87.3
815
724
88.8
670
573
85.5
75
-
79
954
790
82.8
503
414
82.3
451
376
83.4
80
-
84
552
446
80.8
330
264
80.0
222
182
82.0
85
-
89
287
240
83.6
172
143
83.1
115
97
84.3
90
-
94
152
122
80.3
94
74
78.7
58
48
82.8
95+
74
49
66.2
47
33
70.2
27
16
59.3
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
52
024
47
368
91.1
25
423
23
221
91.3
26
601
24
147
90.8
15
-
19
7
450
7
200
96.6
3
726
3
635
97.6
3
724
3
565
95.7
20
-
24
7
385
7
076
95.8
3
476
3
368
96.9
3
909
3
708
94.9
25
-
29
6
597
6
311
95.7
3
081
2
970
96.4
3
516
3
341
95.0
30
-
34
5
636
5
353
95.0
2
587
2
470
95.5
3
049
2
883
94.6
35
-
39
4
898
4
631
94.5
2
296
2
193
95.5
2
602
2
438
93.7
40
-
44
4
486
4
081
91.0
2
227
2
057
92.4
2
259
2
024
89.6
45
-
49
3
801
3
368
88.6
1
809
1
614
89.2
1
992
1
754
88.1
50
-
54
3
207
2
719
84.8
1
661
1
410
84.9
1
546
1
309
84.7
55
-
59
2
517
2
074
82.4
1
242
1
025
82.5
1
275
1
049
82.3
60
-
64
2
086
1
642
78.7
1
079
858
79.5
1
007
784
77.9
65
-
69
1
437
1
141
79.4
786
616
78.4
651
525
80.6
70
-
74
1
053
797
75.7
575
432
75.1
478
365
76.4
75
-
79
712
505
70.9
410
282
68.8
302
223
73.8
80
-
84
396
273
68.9
244
169
69.3
152
104
68.4
85
-
89
202
121
59.9
131
77
58.8
71
44
62.0
90
-
94
99
58
58.6
58
37
63.8
41
21
51.2
95+
62
18
29.0
35
8
22.9
27
10
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Table5.11Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Karas
Table5.12Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Kavango
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
52
808
51
005
96.6
25
750
24
906
96.7
27
058
26
099
96.5
15
-
19
6
699
6
620
98.8
3
432
3
404
99.2
3
267
3
216
98.4
20
-
24
7
269
7
164
98.6
3
614
3
570
98.8
3
655
3
594
98.3
25
-
29
6
957
6
881
98.9
3
416
3
383
99.0
3
541
3
498
98.8
30
-
34
6
773
6
653
98.2
3
231
3
187
98.6
3
542
3
466
97.9
35
-
39
6
185
6
067
98.1
2
947
2
901
98.4
3
238
3
166
97.8
40
-
44
4
998
4
871
97.5
2
380
2
322
97.6
2
618
2
549
97.4
45
-
49
3
858
3
725
96.6
1
717
1
667
97.1
2
141
2
058
96.1
50
-
54
3
073
2
921
95.1
1
413
1
346
95.3
1
660
1
575
94.9
55
-
59
2
324
2
163
93.1
1
076
989
91.9
1
248
1
174
94.1
60
-
64
1
577
1
411
89.5
755
677
89.7
822
734
89.3
65
-
69
1
108
944
85.2
581
505
86.9
527
439
83.3
70
-
74
833
689
82.7
474
396
83.5
359
293
81.6
75
-
79
550
433
78.7
323
260
80.5
227
173
76.2
80
-
84
307
246
80.1
204
167
81.9
103
79
76.7
85
-
89
179
133
74.3
119
88
73.9
60
45
75.0
90
-
94
71
49
69.0
45
29
64.4
26
20
76.9
95+
47
35
74.5
23
15
65.2
24
20
83.3
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
126
281
100
326
79.4
70
073
53
329
76.1
56
208
46
997
83.6
15
-
19
28
111
26
166
93.1
14
485
13
596
93.9
13
626
12
570
92.3
20
-
24
20
856
19
047
91.3
11
374
10
364
91.1
9
482
8
683
91.6
25
-
29
15
972
14
189
88.8
9
159
8
097
88.4
6
813
6
092
89.4
30
-
34
12
488
10
608
84.9
7
045
5
862
83.2
5
443
4
746
87.2
35
-
39
9
770
8
046
82.4
5
420
4
276
78.9
4
350
3
770
86.7
40
-
44
7
663
5
942
77.5
4
201
3
109
74.0
3
462
2
833
81.8
45
-
49
6
717
4
881
72.7
3
819
2
555
66.9
2
898
2
326
80.3
50
-
54
5
465
3
424
62.7
3
306
1
768
53.5
2
159
1
656
76.7
55
-
59
3
890
2
294
59.0
2
164
1
075
49.7
1
726
1
219
70.6
60
-
64
4
531
2
100
46.3
2
666
996
37.4
1
865
1
104
59.2
65
-
69
3
224
1
313
40.7
1
892
593
31.3
1
332
720
54.1
70
-
74
2
718
886
32.6
1
563
363
23.2
1
155
523
45.3
75
-
79
1
497
516
34.5
868
230
26.5
629
286
45.5
80
-
84
1
467
356
24.3
924
169
18.3
543
187
34.4
85
-
89
718
191
26.6
456
90
19.7
262
101
38.5
90
-
94
641
211
32.9
378
100
26.5
263
111
42.2
95+
553
156
28.2
353
86
24.4
200
70
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Table5.13Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Khomas
Table5.14Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Kunene
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
246
397
239
987
97.4
124
204
121
211
97.6
122
193
118
776
97.2
15
-
19
31
815
31
336
98.5
17
300
17
098
98.8
14
515
14
238
98.1
20
-
24
47
402
46
726
98.6
24
416
24
142
98.9
22
986
22
584
98.3
25
-
29
40
423
39
756
98.3
20
037
19
750
98.6
20
386
20
006
98.1
30
-
34
34
279
33
555
97.9
16
847
16
549
98.2
17
432
17
006
97.6
35
-
39
26
749
26
166
97.8
13
009
12
751
98.0
13
740
13
415
97.6
40
-
44
20
300
19
723
97.2
9
861
9
614
97.5
10
439
10
109
96.8
45
-
49
15
069
14
549
96.5
7
208
6
983
96.9
7
861
7
566
96.2
50
-
54
10
781
10
286
95.4
5
268
5
033
95.5
5
513
5
253
95.3
55
-
59
7
387
6
956
94.2
3
520
3
313
94.1
3
867
3
643
94.2
60
-
64
4
703
4
316
91.8
2
409
2
180
90.5
2
294
2
136
93.1
65
-
69
2
814
2
550
90.6
1
521
1
365
89.7
1
293
1
185
91.6
70
-
74
1
933
1
720
89.0
1
106
981
88.7
827
739
89.4
75
-
79
1
188
1
015
85.4
710
612
86.2
478
403
84.3
80
-
84
753
650
86.3
492
428
87.0
261
222
85.1
85
-
89
373
314
84.2
248
201
81.0
125
113
90.4
90
-
94
286
254
88.8
173
152
87.9
113
102
90.3
95+
142
115
81.0
79
59
74.7
63
56
88.9
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
49
117
31
881
64.9
24
515
15
451
63.0
24
602
16
430
66.8
15
-
19
8
583
6
121
71.3
4
166
3
050
73.2
4
417
3
071
69.5
20
-
24
7
411
5
360
72.3
3
694
2
697
73.0
3
717
2
663
71.6
25
-
29
6
258
4
497
71.9
3
118
2
198
70.5
3
140
2
299
73.2
30
-
34
5
474
3
892
71.1
2
734
1
897
69.4
2
740
1
995
72.8
35
-
39
4
638
3
274
70.6
2
186
1
485
67.9
2
452
1
789
73.0
40
-
44
3
555
2
452
69.0
1
776
1
193
67.2
1
779
1
259
70.8
45
-
49
2
945
1
928
65.5
1
468
929
63.3
1
477
999
67.6
50
-
54
2
489
1
432
57.5
1
322
719
54.4
1
167
713
61.1
55
-
59
1
962
1
015
51.7
992
460
46.4
970
555
57.2
60
-
64
1
759
773
43.9
878
337
38.4
881
436
49.5
65
-
69
1
320
449
34.0
730
193
26.4
590
256
43.4
70
-
74
911
285
31.3
466
120
25.8
445
165
37.1
75
-
79
664
176
26.5
333
69
20.7
331
107
32.3
80
-
84
498
112
22.5
302
49
16.2
196
63
32.1
85
-
89
276
59
21.4
141
29
20.6
135
30
22.2
90
-
94
215
35
16.3
108
15
13.9
107
20
18.7
95+
159
21
13.2
101
11
10.9
58
10
17.2
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Table5.15Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Ohangwena
Table5.16Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Omaheke
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
136
163
117
498
86.3
78
332
66
901
85.4
57
831
50
597
87.5
15
-
19
34
122
32
676
95.8
17
232
16
739
97.1
16
890
15
937
94.4
20
-
24
20
774
19
542
94.1
11
011
10
555
95.9
9
763
8
987
92.1
25
-
29
13
931
12
900
92.6
7
924
7
516
94.9
6
007
5
384
89.6
30
-
34
11
388
10
484
92.1
6
537
6
131
93.8
4
851
4
353
89.7
35
-
39
9
785
8
942
91.4
5
834
5
398
92.5
3
951
3
544
89.7
40
-
44
7
804
6
939
88.9
4
828
4
358
90.3
2
976
2
581
86.7
45
-
49
6
642
5
814
87.5
4
340
3
850
88.7
2
302
1
964
85.3
50
-
54
4
968
4
080
82.1
3
328
2
736
82.2
1
640
1
344
82.0
55
-
59
4
264
3
369
79.0
2
861
2
224
77.7
1
403
1
145
81.6
60
-
64
4
451
3
106
69.8
2
648
1
781
67.3
1
803
1
325
73.5
65
-
69
4
248
2
803
66.0
2
684
1
656
61.7
1
564
1
147
73.3
70
-
74
3
438
2
073
60.3
2
142
1
190
55.6
1
296
883
68.1
75
-
79
2
720
1
623
59.7
1
710
935
54.7
1
010
688
68.1
80
-
84
2
842
1
382
48.6
1
863
778
41.8
979
604
61.7
85
-
89
1
975
837
42.4
1
354
474
35.0
621
363
58.5
90
-
94
1
617
541
33.5
1
145
318
27.8
472
223
47.2
95+
1
194
387
32.4
891
262
29.4
303
125
41.3
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
43
200
31
671
73.3
20
258
14
805
73.1
22
942
16
866
73.5
15
-
19
6
880
5
723
83.2
3
289
2
774
84.3
3
591
2
949
82.1
20
-
24
6
391
5
060
79.2
2
876
2
318
80.6
3
515
2
742
78.0
25
-
29
5
505
4
255
77.3
2
469
1
960
79.4
3
036
2
295
75.6
30
-
34
4
976
3
769
75.7
2
243
1
718
76.6
2
733
2
051
75.0
35
-
39
4
054
3
031
74.8
1
889
1
399
74.1
2
165
1
632
75.4
40
-
44
3
459
2
457
71.0
1
602
1
113
69.5
1
857
1
344
72.4
45
-
49
2
861
2
019
70.6
1
364
964
70.7
1
497
1
055
70.5
50
-
54
2
442
1
572
64.4
1
204
768
63.8
1
238
804
64.9
55
-
59
1
852
1
180
63.7
906
576
63.6
946
604
63.8
60
-
64
1
540
917
59.5
714
405
56.7
826
512
62.0
65
-
69
1
084
587
54.2
566
283
50.0
518
304
58.7
70
-
74
829
425
51.3
409
192
46.9
420
233
55.5
75
-
79
577
280
48.5
300
127
42.3
277
153
55.2
80
-
84
327
177
54.1
187
95
50.8
140
82
58.6
85
-
89
217
117
53.9
126
61
48.4
91
56
61.5
90
-
94
120
60
50.0
63
32
50.8
57
28
49.1
95+
86
42
48.8
51
20
39.2
35
22
62.9
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Table5.17Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Omusati
Table5.18Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Oshana
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
144
640
126
657
87.6
84
088
72
760
86.5
60
552
53
897
89.0
15
-
19
33
517
32
387
96.6
16
769
16
348
97.5
16
748
16
039
95.8
20
-
24
20
003
18
950
94.7
10
577
10
133
95.8
9
426
8
817
93.5
25
-
29
13
920
12
990
93.3
7
897
7
518
95.2
6
023
5
472
90.9
30
-
34
11
871
11
045
93.0
6
983
6
584
94.3
4
888
4
461
91.3
35
-
39
10
807
10
061
93.1
6
536
6
146
94.0
4
271
3
915
91.7
40
-
44
8
674
8
018
92.4
5
449
5
082
93.3
3
225
2
936
91.0
45
-
49
7
751
6
994
90.2
5
138
4
649
90.5
2
613
2
345
89.7
50
-
54
6
262
5
365
85.7
4
291
3
694
86.1
1
971
1
671
84.8
55
-
59
5
852
4
868
83.2
4
002
3
338
83.4
1
850
1
530
82.7
60
-
64
5
817
4
398
75.6
3
541
2
570
72.6
2
276
1
828
80.3
65
-
69
5
130
3
659
71.3
3
198
2
192
68.5
1
932
1
467
75.9
70
-
74
4
053
2
599
64.1
2
486
1
476
59.4
1
567
1
123
71.7
75
-
79
2
982
1
838
61.6
1
857
1
045
56.3
1
125
793
70.5
80
-
84
2
985
1
480
49.6
1
918
791
41.2
1
067
689
64.6
85
-
89
2
135
948
44.4
1
481
576
38.9
654
372
56.9
90
-
94
1
504
598
39.8
991
333
33.6
513
265
51.7
95+
1
377
459
33.3
974
285
29.3
403
174
43.2
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
114
808
109
663
95.5
65
197
62
049
95.2
49
611
47
614
96.0
15
-
19
22
207
21
903
98.6
11
690
11
571
99.0
10
517
10
332
98.2
20
-
24
19
586
19
242
98.2
10
602
10
467
98.7
8
984
8
775
97.7
25
-
29
15
035
14
738
98.0
8
390
8
263
98.5
6
645
6
475
97.4
30
-
34
11
975
11
759
98.2
6
741
6
641
98.5
5
234
5
118
97.8
35
-
39
10
362
10
156
98.0
5
863
5
769
98.4
4
499
4
387
97.5
40
-
44
7
677
7
515
97.9
4
425
4
338
98.0
3
252
3
177
97.7
45
-
49
6
525
6
291
96.4
4
078
3
931
96.4
2
447
2
360
96.4
50
-
54
4
519
4
276
94.6
2
834
2
676
94.4
1
685
1
600
95.0
55
-
59
3
812
3
553
93.2
2
380
2
218
93.2
1
432
1
335
93.2
60
-
64
3
050
2
675
87.7
1
859
1
605
86.3
1
191
1
070
89.8
65
-
69
2
559
2
156
84.3
1
558
1
293
83.0
1
001
863
86.2
70
-
74
1
987
1
585
79.8
1
163
895
77.0
824
690
83.7
75
-
79
1
626
1
282
78.8
1
001
763
76.2
625
519
83.0
80
-
84
1
350
926
68.6
841
545
64.8
509
381
74.9
85
-
89
1
091
717
65.7
762
480
63.0
329
237
72.0
90
-
94
724
447
61.7
504
296
58.7
220
151
68.6
95
+
723
442
61.1
506
298
58.9
217
144
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Table5.19Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Oshikoto
Table5.20Literacyrateforpopulation15yearsandabovebyagegroupandsex,Otjozondjupa
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
108
186
95
367
88.2
58
245
51
825
89.0
49
941
43
542
87.2
15
-
19
23
020
21
885
95.1
11
142
10
776
96.7
11
878
11
109
93.5
20
-
24
16
222
15
046
92.8
7
851
7
453
94.9
8
371
7
593
90.7
25
-
29
11
915
10
885
91.4
6
145
5
752
93.6
5
770
5
133
89.0
30
-
34
9
987
8
945
89.6
5
300
4
876
92.0
4
687
4
069
86.8
35
-
39
8
925
7
997
89.6
5
012
4
588
91.5
3
913
3
409
87.1
40
-
44
7
268
6
385
87.9
4
260
3
819
89.6
3
008
2
566
85.3
45
-
49
6
591
5
742
87.1
3
947
3
511
89.0
2
644
2
231
84.4
50
-
54
4
807
4
055
84.4
2
995
2
568
85.7
1
812
1
487
82.1
55
-
59
4
134
3
454
83.6
2
523
2
140
84.8
1
611
1
314
81.6
60
-
64
3
717
2
915
78.4
2
057
1
634
79.4
1
660
1
281
77.2
65
-
69
3
144
2
429
77.3
1
822
1
402
76.9
1
322
1
027
77.7
70
-
74
2
436
1
785
73.3
1
373
984
71.7
1
063
801
75.4
75
-
79
1
876
1
352
72.1
1
129
784
69.4
747
568
76.0
80
-
84
1
469
953
64.9
911
581
63.8
558
372
66.7
85
-
89
1
150
719
62.5
753
441
58.6
397
278
70.0
90
-
94
794
440
55.4
509
265
52.1
285
175
61.4
95+
731
380
52.0
516
251
48.6
215
129
60.0
Age
Group
Total
Female
Male
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
Literate
Literacy
rate
Total
89
667
74
573
83.2
43
354
35
930
82.9
46
313
38
643
83.4
15
-
19
13
474
12
156
90.2
6
735
6
118
90.8
6
739
6
038
89.6
20
-
24
13
991
12
472
89.1
6
620
5
980
90.3
7
371
6
492
88.1
25
-
29
12
172
10
663
87.6
5
823
5
126
88.0
6
349
5
537
87.2
30
-
34
10
432
8
963
85.9
4
962
4
315
87.0
5
470
4
648
85.0
35
-
39
9
075
7
682
84.7
4
406
3
727
84.6
4
669
3
955
84.7
40
-
44
7
211
5
936
82.3
3
510
2
885
82.2
3
701
3
051
82.4
45
-
49
6
271
5
031
80.2
2
946
2
327
79.0
3
325
2
704
81.3
50
-
54
5
028
3
839
76.4
2
417
1
785
73.9
2
611
2
054
78.7
55
-
59
3
835
2
771
72.3
1
789
1
227
68.6
2
046
1
544
75.5
60
-
64
2
674
1
781
66.6
1
268
798
62.9
1
406
983
69.9
65
-
69
1
686
1
078
63.9
837
506
60.5
849
572
67.4
70
-
74
1
282
778
60.7
641
366
57.1
641
412
64.3
75
-
79
1
031
622
60.3
559
321
57.4
472
301
63.8
80
-
84
636
364
57.2
345
198
57.4
291
166
57.0
85
-
89
347
187
53.9
209
108
51.7
138
79
57.2
90
-
94
277
133
48.0
165
82
49.7
112
51
45.5
95+
245
117
47.8
122
61
50.0
123
56
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Table5.21Schoolenrolmentforschoolgoingpopulation(5-24years)bysex,Namibia
Table5.22Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Urban
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
934
595
590
625
63.2
473
085
302
596
64.0
461
510
288
029
62.4
5
52
647
22
338
42.4
26
350
11
380
43.2
26
297
10
958
41.7
6
49
867
33
091
66.4
25
057
16
863
67.3
24
810
16
228
65.4
7
43
801
36
609
83.6
21
829
18
434
84.4
21
972
18
175
82.7
8
46
897
41
700
88.9
23
894
21
350
89.4
23
003
20
350
88.5
9
45
735
40
638
88.9
23
100
20
697
89.6
22
635
19
941
88.1
10
47
807
42
086
88.0
23
903
21
273
89.0
23
904
20
813
87.1
11
54
902
47
767
87.0
27
459
24
199
88.1
27
443
23
568
85.9
12
47
884
41
715
87.1
24
198
21
469
88.7
23
686
20
246
85.5
13
48
964
41
836
85.4
24
663
21
587
87.5
24
301
20
249
83.3
14
45
652
38
251
83.8
23
351
20
008
85.7
22
301
18
243
81.8
15
47
809
38
546
80.6
24
376
20
130
82.6
23
433
18
416
78.6
16
47
348
36
673
77.5
24
155
19
245
79.7
23
193
17
428
75.1
17
44
230
31
523
71.3
22
627
16
447
72.7
21
603
15
076
69.8
18
49
590
29
774
60.0
25
137
15
284
60.8
24
453
14
490
59.3
19
48
598
22
844
47.0
24
627
11
471
46.6
23
971
11
373
47.4
20
47
144
16
182
34.3
23
837
8
050
33.8
23
307
8
132
34.9
21
49
142
12
887
26.2
24
963
6
482
26.0
24
179
6
405
26.5
22
40
589
8
047
19.8
20
661
4
085
19.8
19
928
3
962
19.9
23
40
204
4
851
12.1
20
569
2
472
12.0
19
635
2
379
12.1
24
35
785
3
267
9.1
18
329
1
670
9.1
17
456
1
597
9.1
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
362
291
223
736
61.8
190
058
118
087
62.1
172
233
105
649
61.3
5
17
733
9
608
54.2
8
968
4
850
54.1
8
765
4
758
54.3
6
17
459
13
030
74.6
8
924
6
659
74.6
8
535
6
371
74.6
7
14
933
13
051
87.4
7
489
6
591
88.0
7
444
6
460
86.8
8
15
850
14
657
92.5
8
244
7
624
92.5
7
606
7
033
92.5
9
15
513
14
195
91.5
7
908
7
244
91.6
7
605
6
951
91.4
10
16
234
14
802
91.2
8
347
7
657
91.7
7
887
7
145
90.6
11
18
603
16
660
89.6
9
524
8
558
89.9
9
079
8
102
89.2
12
16
067
14
585
90.8
8
552
7
816
91.4
7
515
6
769
90.1
13
16
192
14
447
89.2
8
554
7
709
90.1
7
638
6
738
88.2
14
15
502
13
582
87.6
8
214
7
224
87.9
7
288
6
358
87.2
15
15
978
13
652
85.4
8
615
7
408
86.0
7
363
6
244
84.8
16
16
402
13
444
82.0
8
876
7
316
82.4
7
526
6
128
81.4
17
15
501
11
587
74.8
8
380
6
249
74.6
7
121
5
338
75.0
18
19
007
11
737
61.8
10
340
6
380
61.7
8
667
5
357
61.8
19
20
751
9
653
46.5
11
348
5
298
46.7
9
403
4
355
46.3
20
22
360
7
811
34.9
11
916
4
237
35.6
10
444
3
574
34.2
21
25
054
6
986
27.9
13
146
3
756
28.6
11
908
3
230
27.1
22
21
447
4
856
22.6
11
183
2
639
23.6
10
264
2
217
21.6
23
21
915
3
154
14.4
11
361
1
694
14.9
10
554
1
460
13.8
24
19
790
2
239
11.3
10
169
1
178
11.6
9
621
1
061
11.0
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Table5.23Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Rural
Table5.24Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Caprivi
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
572
304
366
889
64.1
283
027
184
509
65.2
289
277
182
380
63.0
5
34
914
12
730
36.5
17
382
6
530
37.6
17
532
6
200
35.4
6
32
408
20
061
61.9
16
133
10
204
63.2
16
275
9
857
60.6
7
28
868
23
558
81.6
14
340
11
843
82.6
14
528
11
715
80.6
8
31
047
27
043
87.1
15
650
13
726
87.7
15
397
13
317
86.5
9
30
222
26
443
87.5
15
192
13
453
88.6
15
030
12
990
86.4
10
31
573
27
284
86.4
15
556
13
616
87.5
16
017
13
668
85.3
11
36
299
31
107
85.7
17
935
15
641
87.2
18
364
15
466
84.2
12
31
817
27
130
85.3
15
646
13
653
87.3
16
171
13
477
83.3
13
32
772
27
389
83.6
16
109
13
878
86.2
16
663
13
511
81.1
14
30
150
24
669
81.8
15
137
12
784
84.5
15
013
11
885
79.2
15
31
831
24
894
78.2
15
761
12
722
80.7
16
070
12
172
75.7
16
30
946
23
229
75.1
15
279
11
929
78.1
15
667
11
300
72.1
17
28
729
19
936
69.4
14
247
10
198
71.6
14
482
9
738
67.2
18
30
583
18
037
59.0
14
797
8
904
60.2
15
786
9
133
57.9
19
27
847
13
191
47.4
13
279
6
173
46.5
14
568
7
018
48.2
20
24
784
8
371
33.8
11
921
3
813
32.0
12
863
4
558
35.4
21
24
088
5
901
24.5
11
817
2
726
23.1
12
271
3
175
25.9
22
19
142
3
191
16.7
9
478
1
446
15.3
9
664
1
745
18.1
23
18
289
1
697
9.3
9
208
778
8.4
9
081
919
10.1
24
15
995
1
028
6.4
8
160
492
6.0
7
835
536
6.8
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
41
452
26
457
63.8
20
855
13
114
62.9
20
597
13
343
64.8
5
2
254
647
28.7
1
114
326
29.3
1
140
321
28.2
6
2
377
1
146
48.2
1
147
562
49.0
1
230
584
47.5
7
2
053
1
670
81.3
1
064
873
82.0
989
797
80.6
8
2
055
1
870
91.0
1
016
921
90.6
1
039
949
91.3
9
2
156
1
960
90.9
1
112
1
015
91.3
1
044
945
90.5
10
2
158
1
956
90.6
1
064
972
91.4
1
094
984
89.9
11
2
589
2
317
89.5
1
246
1
136
91.2
1
343
1
181
87.9
12
2
217
2
013
90.8
1
123
1
012
90.1
1
094
1
001
91.5
13
2
222
1
943
87.4
1
089
960
88.2
1
133
983
86.8
14
2
165
1
867
86.2
1
083
943
87.1
1
082
924
85.4
15
2
207
1
833
83.1
1
140
943
82.7
1
067
890
83.4
16
2
121
1
660
78.3
1
099
859
78.2
1
022
801
78.4
17
1
950
1
384
71.0
992
683
68.9
958
701
73.2
18
2
198
1
353
61.6
1
059
595
56.2
1
139
758
66.5
19
2
032
992
48.8
980
430
43.9
1
052
562
53.4
20
1
707
594
34.8
901
301
33.4
806
293
36.4
21
1
886
503
26.7
944
221
23.4
942
282
29.9
22
1
776
348
19.6
920
163
17.7
856
185
21.6
23
1
647
234
14.2
884
117
13.2
763
117
15.3
24
1
682
167
9.9
878
82
9.3
804
85
10.6
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Table5.25Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Erongo
Table5.26Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Hardap
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
53
145
30
125
56.7
26
030
15
293
58.8
27
115
14
832
54.7
5
2
745
1
439
52.4
1
399
697
49.8
1
346
742
55.1
6
2
707
2
012
74.3
1
384
1
030
74.4
1
323
982
74.2
7
2
276
2
006
88.1
1
102
994
90.2
1
174
1
012
86.2
8
2
521
2
377
94.3
1
283
1
212
94.5
1
238
1
165
94.1
9
2
371
2
195
92.6
1
172
1
081
92.2
1
199
1
114
92.9
10
2
589
2
373
91.7
1
278
1
188
93.0
1
311
1
185
90.4
11
2
952
2
652
89.8
1
445
1
303
90.2
1
507
1
349
89.5
12
2
344
2
164
92.3
1
208
1
115
92.3
1
136
1
049
92.3
13
2
334
2
093
89.7
1
178
1
076
91.3
1
156
1
017
88.0
14
2
241
1
989
88.8
1
174
1
052
89.6
1
067
937
87.8
15
2
183
1
872
85.8
1
126
990
87.9
1
057
882
83.4
16
2
208
1
793
81.2
1
140
973
85.4
1
068
820
76.8
17
1
902
1
365
71.8
993
743
74.8
909
622
68.4
18
2
374
1
293
54.5
1
206
671
55.6
1
168
622
53.3
19
2
522
749
29.7
1
221
373
30.5
1
301
376
28.9
20
3
063
624
20.4
1
467
274
18.7
1
596
350
21.9
21
3
679
465
12.6
1
656
207
12.5
2
023
258
12.8
22
3
194
321
10.1
1
520
155
10.2
1
674
166
9.9
23
3
568
207
5.8
1
588
107
6.7
1
980
100
5.1
24
3
372
136
4.0
1
490
52
3.5
1
882
84
4.5
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
31
555
17
719
56.2
15
514
9
003
58.0
16
041
8
716
54.3
5
1
851
606
32.7
930
307
33.0
921
299
32.5
6
1
781
1
123
63.1
924
588
63.6
857
535
62.4
7
1
497
1
281
85.6
730
632
86.6
767
649
84.6
8
1
674
1
526
91.2
847
781
92.2
827
745
90.1
9
1
521
1
402
92.2
733
684
93.3
788
718
91.1
10
1
667
1
518
91.1
806
742
92.1
861
776
90.1
11
1
939
1
718
88.6
946
859
90.8
993
859
86.5
12
1
551
1
403
90.5
759
697
91.8
792
706
89.1
13
1
686
1
470
87.2
865
766
88.6
821
704
85.7
14
1
553
1
330
85.6
772
683
88.5
781
647
82.8
15
1
532
1
232
80.4
777
648
83.4
755
584
77.4
16
1
513
1
100
72.7
788
587
74.5
725
513
70.8
17
1
324
814
61.5
642
426
66.4
682
388
56.9
18
1
565
620
39.6
766
327
42.7
799
293
36.7
19
1
516
267
17.6
753
125
16.6
763
142
18.6
20
1
606
126
7.8
752
59
7.8
854
67
7.8
21
1
590
82
5.2
761
39
5.1
829
43
5.2
22
1
365
45
3.3
619
19
3.1
746
26
3.5
23
1
484
35
2.4
730
20
2.7
754
15
2.0
24
1
340
21
1.6
614
14
2.3
726
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Table5.27Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Karas
Table5.28Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Kavango
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
28
869
16
962
58.8
14
534
8
653
59.5
14
335
8
309
58.0
5
1
709
745
43.6
841
364
43.3
868
381
43.9
6
1
430
991
69.3
682
471
69.1
748
520
69.5
7
1
354
1
185
87.5
666
592
88.9
688
593
86.2
8
1
450
1
356
93.5
742
697
93.9
708
659
93.1
9
1
428
1
340
93.8
727
682
93.8
701
658
93.9
10
1
451
1
370
94.4
772
728
94.3
679
642
94.6
11
1
649
1
505
91.3
809
740
91.5
840
765
91.1
12
1
521
1
377
90.5
759
701
92.4
762
676
88.7
13
1
519
1
370
90.2
794
724
91.2
725
646
89.1
14
1
390
1
222
87.9
696
611
87.8
694
611
88.0
15
1
401
1
189
84.9
747
635
85.0
654
554
84.7
16
1
302
1
034
79.4
671
547
81.5
631
487
77.2
17
1
263
857
67.9
650
435
66.9
613
422
68.8
18
1
375
673
48.9
689
344
49.9
686
329
48.0
19
1
358
297
21.9
675
150
22.2
683
147
21.5
20
1
420
154
10.8
751
74
9.9
669
80
12.0
21
1
630
128
7.9
830
69
8.3
800
59
7.4
22
1
439
85
5.9
707
47
6.6
732
38
5.2
23
1
457
51
3.5
701
23
3.3
756
28
3.7
24
1
323
33
2.5
625
19
3.0
698
14
2.0
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
109
336
65
921
60.3
56
044
32
617
58.2
53
292
33
304
62.5
5
6
651
2
324
34.9
3
322
1
188
35.8
3
329
1
136
34.1
6
6
440
3
501
54.4
3
193
1
781
55.8
3
247
1
720
53.0
7
5
477
4
385
80.1
2
722
2
192
80.5
2
755
2
193
79.6
8
5
616
4
846
86.3
2
858
2
467
86.3
2
758
2
379
86.3
9
5
736
4
999
87.2
2
879
2
513
87.3
2
857
2
486
87.0
10
5
995
5
133
85.6
2
979
2
575
86.4
3
016
2
558
84.8
11
7
081
5
899
83.3
3
525
2
979
84.5
3
556
2
920
82.1
12
5
895
4
867
82.6
2
923
2
473
84.6
2
972
2
394
80.6
13
5
915
4
778
80.8
2
972
2
461
82.8
2
943
2
317
78.7
14
5
563
4
285
77.0
2
812
2
183
77.6
2
751
2
102
76.4
15
5
951
4
298
72.2
3
047
2
186
71.7
2
904
2
112
72.7
16
5
536
3
848
69.5
2
809
1
894
67.4
2
727
1
954
71.7
17
5
254
3
227
61.4
2
780
1
568
56.4
2
474
1
659
67.1
18
5
987
3
131
52.3
3
062
1
441
47.1
2
925
1
690
57.8
19
5
383
2
303
42.8
2
787
988
35.5
2
596
1
315
50.7
20
4
858
1
492
30.7
2
539
613
24.1
2
319
879
37.9
21
4
921
1
207
24.5
2
608
515
19.7
2
313
692
29.9
22
4
105
721
17.6
2
241
302
13.5
1
864
419
22.5
23
3
697
443
12.0
2
103
189
9.0
1
594
254
15.9
24
3
275
234
7.1
1
883
109
5.8
1
392
125
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Table5.29Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Khomas
Table5.30Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Kunene
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
135
101
84
656
62.7
70
489
45
254
64.2
64
612
39
402
61.0
5
6
043
3
451
57.1
3
040
1
737
57.1
3
003
1
714
57.1
6
6
025
4
530
75.2
3
042
2
292
75.3
2
983
2
238
75.0
7
4
964
4
333
87.3
2
486
2
187
88.0
2
478
2
146
86.6
8
5
438
4
980
91.6
2
848
2
616
91.9
2
590
2
364
91.3
9
5
356
4
810
89.8
2
764
2
487
90.0
2
592
2
323
89.6
10
5
491
4
973
90.6
2
839
2
603
91.7
2
652
2
370
89.4
11
6
375
5
682
89.1
3
253
2
921
89.8
3
122
2
761
88.4
12
5
472
4
931
90.1
2
908
2
632
90.5
2
564
2
299
89.7
13
5
528
4
883
88.3
2
880
2
584
89.7
2
648
2
299
86.8
14
5
192
4
529
87.2
2
713
2
390
88.1
2
479
2
139
86.3
15
5
291
4
565
86.3
2
839
2
477
87.2
2
452
2
088
85.2
16
5
632
4
629
82.2
3
041
2
519
82.8
2
591
2
110
81.4
17
5
212
3
988
76.5
2
783
2
150
77.3
2
429
1
838
75.7
18
6
932
4
560
65.8
3
817
2
578
67.5
3
115
1
982
63.6
19
8
748
4
820
55.1
4
820
2
739
56.8
3
928
2
081
53.0
20
9
703
4
412
45.5
5
228
2
516
48.1
4
475
1
896
42.4
21
10
780
4
124
38.3
5
642
2
323
41.2
5
138
1
801
35.1
22
9
207
2
970
32.3
4
659
1
644
35.3
4
548
1
326
29.2
23
9
190
1
978
21.5
4
656
1
071
23.0
4
534
907
20.0
24
8
522
1
508
17.7
4
231
788
18.6
4
291
720
16.8
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
37
719
14
818
39.3
18
694
7
546
40.4
19
025
7
272
38.2
5
2
727
507
18.6
1
315
252
19.2
1
412
255
18.1
6
2
506
885
35.3
1
274
474
37.2
1
232
411
33.4
7
2
126
1
121
52.7
1
077
558
51.8
1
049
563
53.7
8
2
293
1
330
58.0
1
145
684
59.7
1
148
646
56.3
9
2
198
1
364
62.1
1
068
684
64.0
1
130
680
60.2
10
2
125
1
249
58.8
1
132
673
59.5
993
576
58.0
11
2
348
1
363
58.0
1
161
674
58.1
1
187
689
58.0
12
1
833
1
126
61.4
887
574
64.7
946
552
58.4
13
1
879
1
093
58.2
945
586
62.0
934
507
54.3
14
1
690
951
56.3
830
475
57.2
860
476
55.3
15
1
900
986
51.9
946
534
56.4
954
452
47.4
16
1
702
851
50.0
833
439
52.7
869
412
47.4
17
1
495
614
41.1
704
309
43.9
791
305
38.6
18
1
793
542
30.2
880
271
30.8
913
271
29.7
19
1
693
342
20.2
803
156
19.4
890
186
20.9
20
1
710
202
11.8
850
88
10.4
860
114
13.3
21
1
762
142
8.1
843
53
6.3
919
89
9.7
22
1
382
77
5.6
727
37
5.1
655
40
6.1
23
1
345
46
3.4
670
21
3.1
675
25
3.7
24
1
212
27
2.2
604
4
0.7
608
23
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Table5.31Schoolenrollmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Ohangwena
Table5.32Schoolenrollmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Omaheke
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
125
038
88
290
70.6
63
737
45
472
71.3
61
301
42
818
69.8
5
7
105
3
292
46.3
3
543
1
676
47.3
3
562
1
616
45.4
6
6
830
5
018
73.5
3
446
2
577
74.8
3
384
2
441
72.1
7
6
013
5
292
88.0
2
988
2
659
89.0
3
025
2
633
87.0
8
6
791
6
269
92.3
3
443
3
189
92.6
3
348
3
080
92.0
9
6
534
5
960
91.2
3
381
3
141
92.9
3
153
2
819
89.4
10
6
897
6
202
89.9
3
453
3
147
91.1
3
444
3
055
88.7
11
8
293
7
502
90.5
4
245
3
892
91.7
4
048
3
610
89.2
12
7
154
6
363
88.9
3
623
3
309
91.3
3
531
3
054
86.5
13
7
666
6
692
87.3
3
858
3
488
90.4
3
808
3
204
84.1
14
6
859
5
898
86.0
3
514
3
110
88.5
3
345
2
788
83.3
15
7
325
6
004
82.0
3
688
3
132
84.9
3
637
2
872
79.0
16
7
307
5
854
80.1
3
704
3
137
84.7
3
603
2
717
75.4
17
6
447
4
884
75.8
3
288
2
600
79.1
3
159
2
284
72.3
18
6
771
4
443
65.6
3
386
2
281
67.4
3
385
2
162
63.9
19
6
272
3
472
55.4
3
166
1
722
54.4
3
106
1
750
56.3
20
5
361
2
210
41.2
2
652
1
030
38.8
2
709
1
180
43.6
21
5
018
1
524
30.4
2
601
708
27.2
2
417
816
33.8
22
3
649
724
19.8
1
990
331
16.6
1
659
393
23.7
23
3
700
441
11.9
1
995
219
11.0
1
705
222
13.0
24
3
046
246
8.1
1
773
124
7.0
1
273
122
9.6
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
30
129
15
008
49.8
14
545
7
486
51.5
15
584
7
522
48.3
5
2
120
455
21.5
1
078
234
21.7
1
042
221
21.2
6
1
809
893
49.4
903
445
49.3
906
448
49.4
7
1
531
1
070
69.9
753
533
70.8
778
537
69.0
8
1
696
1
324
78.1
848
672
79.2
848
652
76.9
9
1
609
1
315
81.7
787
649
82.5
822
666
81.0
10
1
753
1
412
80.5
876
727
83.0
877
685
78.1
11
1
770
1
342
75.8
863
656
76.0
907
686
75.6
12
1
530
1
199
78.4
748
594
79.4
782
605
77.4
13
1
593
1
222
76.7
800
634
79.3
793
588
74.1
14
1
447
1
041
71.9
724
541
74.7
723
500
69.2
15
1
434
983
68.5
692
478
69.1
742
505
68.1
16
1
397
852
61.0
659
410
62.2
738
442
59.9
17
1
197
632
52.8
578
306
52.9
619
326
52.7
18
1
430
549
38.4
694
259
37.3
736
290
39.4
19
1
422
341
24.0
666
165
24.8
756
176
23.3
20
1
347
160
11.9
588
73
12.4
759
87
11.5
21
1
449
116
8.0
697
62
8.9
752
54
7.2
22
1
187
51
4.3
523
26
5.0
664
25
3.8
23
1
309
26
2.0
575
11
1.9
734
15
2.0
24
1
099
25
2.3
493
11
2.2
606
14
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Table5.33Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Omusati
Table5.34Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Oshana
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
117
547
85
738
72.9
59
547
43
827
73.6
58
000
41
911
72.3
5
6
712
2
943
43.8
3
361
1
506
44.8
3
351
1
437
42.9
6
5
986
4
549
76.0
3
036
2
345
77.2
2
950
2
204
74.7
7
5
776
5
167
89.5
2
913
2
653
91.1
2
863
2
514
87.8
8
6
164
5
746
93.2
3
161
2
958
93.6
3
003
2
788
92.8
9
6
095
5
629
92.4
3
094
2
866
92.6
3
001
2
763
92.1
10
6
329
5
860
92.6
3
147
2
934
93.2
3
182
2
926
92.0
11
7
264
6
691
92.1
3
627
3
390
93.5
3
637
3
301
90.8
12
6
621
6
027
91.0
3
374
3
117
92.4
3
247
2
910
89.6
13
6
729
6
077
90.3
3
287
3
025
92.0
3
442
3
052
88.7
14
6
351
5
669
89.3
3
201
2
947
92.1
3
150
2
722
86.4
15
6
787
5
905
87.0
3
462
3
099
89.5
3
325
2
806
84.4
16
6
926
5
825
84.1
3
498
3
049
87.2
3
428
2
776
81.0
17
6
728
5
463
81.2
3
380
2
856
84.5
3
348
2
607
77.9
18
7
000
5
002
71.5
3
461
2
552
73.7
3
539
2
450
69.2
19
6
076
3
675
60.5
2
968
1
803
60.7
3
108
1
872
60.2
20
5
105
2
302
45.1
2
517
1
113
44.2
2
588
1
189
45.9
21
4
873
1
637
33.6
2
550
820
32.2
2
323
817
35.2
22
3
640
828
22.7
1
916
410
21.4
1
724
418
24.2
23
3
458
474
13.7
1
943
235
12.1
1
515
239
15.8
24
2
927
269
9.2
1
651
149
9.0
1
276
120
9.4
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
79
518
54
852
69.0
41
730
28
828
69.1
37
788
26
024
68.9
5
3
933
2
296
58.4
2
016
1
186
58.8
1
917
1
110
57.9
6
3
688
2
992
81.1
1
961
1
571
80.1
1
727
1
421
82.3
7
3
377
2
969
87.9
1
709
1
514
88.6
1
668
1
455
87.2
8
3
568
3
343
93.7
1
859
1
749
94.1
1
709
1
594
93.3
9
3
546
3
287
92.7
1
796
1
668
92.9
1
750
1
619
92.5
10
3
664
3
381
92.3
1
804
1
672
92.7
1
860
1
709
91.9
11
4
200
3
851
91.7
2
124
1
956
92.1
2
076
1
895
91.3
12
3
909
3
586
91.7
1
995
1
857
93.1
1
914
1
729
90.3
13
4
002
3
642
91.0
2
097
1
926
91.8
1
905
1
716
90.1
14
3
838
3
421
89.1
2
077
1
890
91.0
1
761
1
531
86.9
15
4
254
3
688
86.7
2
193
1
939
88.4
2
061
1
749
84.9
16
4
358
3
734
85.7
2
244
1
970
87.8
2
114
1
764
83.4
17
4
343
3
500
80.6
2
291
1
894
82.7
2
052
1
606
78.3
18
4
718
3
405
72.2
2
519
1
862
73.9
2
199
1
543
70.2
19
4
534
2
584
57.0
2
443
1
373
56.2
2
091
1
211
57.9
20
4
473
1
949
43.6
2
344
1
005
42.9
2
129
944
44.3
21
4
581
1
507
32.9
2
484
826
33.3
2
097
681
32.5
22
3
832
942
24.6
2
117
529
25.0
1
715
413
24.1
23
3
664
483
13.2
1
993
264
13.2
1
671
219
13.1
24
3
036
292
9.6
1
664
177
10.6
1
372
115
8.4
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Table5.35Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Oshikoto
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
86
195
58
257
67.6
42
279
29
392
69.5
43
916
28
865
65.7
5
4
972
2
367
47.6
2
470
1
243
50.3
2
502
1
124
44.9
6
4
745
3
419
72.1
2
320
1
731
74.6
2
425
1
688
69.6
7
4
359
3
773
86.6
2
161
1
893
87.6
2
198
1
880
85.5
8
4
416
4
036
91.4
2
230
2
049
91.9
2
186
1
987
90.9
9
4
322
3
935
91.0
2
149
1
978
92.0
2
173
1
957
90.1
10
4
602
4
068
88.4
2
249
2
014
89.6
2
353
2
054
87.3
11
5
149
4
578
88.9
2
574
2
331
90.6
2
575
2
247
87.3
12
4
911
4
280
87.2
2
414
2
144
88.8
2
497
2
136
85.5
13
4
841
4
154
85.8
2
356
2
104
89.3
2
485
2
050
82.5
14
4
636
3
908
84.3
2
363
2
072
87.7
2
273
1
836
80.8
15
4
775
3
939
82.5
2
346
2
023
86.2
2
429
1
916
78.9
16
4
670
3
695
79.1
2
335
1
950
83.5
2
335
1
745
74.7
17
4
524
3
262
72.1
2
261
1
705
75.4
2
263
1
557
68.8
18
4
733
3
043
64.3
2
229
1
501
67.3
2
504
1
542
61.6
19
4
318
2
216
51.3
1
971
1
049
53.2
2
347
1
167
49.7
20
3
946
1
458
36.9
1
842
647
35.1
2
104
811
38.5
21
3
854
1
046
27.1
1
869
465
24.9
1
985
581
29.3
22
3
073
622
20.2
1
467
286
19.5
1
606
336
20.9
23
2
861
283
9.9
1
416
127
9.0
1
445
156
10.8
24
2
488
175
7.0
1
257
80
6.4
1
231
95
7.7
Age
Total
Female
Male
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
At
school
Enrolment
rate
Total
58
991
31
822
53.9
29
087
16
111
55.4
29
904
15
711
52.5
5
3
825
1
266
33.1
1
921
664
34.6
1
904
602
31.6
6
3
543
2
032
57.4
1
745
996
57.1
1
798
1
036
57.6
7
2
998
2
357
78.6
1
458
1
154
79.1
1
540
1
203
78.1
8
3
215
2
697
83.9
1
614
1
355
84.0
1
601
1
342
83.8
9
2
863
2
442
85.3
1
438
1
249
86.9
1
425
1
193
83.7
10
3
086
2
591
84.0
1
504
1
298
86.3
1
582
1
293
81.7
11
3
293
2
667
81.0
1
641
1
362
83.0
1
652
1
305
79.0
12
2
926
2
379
81.3
1
477
1
244
84.2
1
449
1
135
78.3
13
3
050
2
419
79.3
1
542
1
253
81.3
1
508
1
166
77.3
14
2
727
2
141
78.5
1
392
1
111
79.8
1
335
1
030
77.2
15
2
769
2
052
74.1
1
373
1
046
76.2
1
396
1
006
72.1
16
2
676
1
798
67.2
1
334
911
68.3
1
342
887
66.1
17
2
591
1
533
59.2
1
285
772
60.1
1
306
761
58.3
18
2
714
1
160
42.7
1
369
602
44.0
1
345
558
41.5
19
2
724
786
28.9
1
374
398
29.0
1
350
388
28.7
20
2
845
499
17.5
1
406
257
18.3
1
439
242
16.8
21
3
119
406
13.0
1
478
174
11.8
1
641
232
14.1
22
2
740
313
11.4
1
255
136
10.8
1
485
177
11.9
23
2
824
150
5.3
1
315
68
5.2
1
509
82
5.4
24
2
463
134
5.4
1
166
61
5.2
1
297
73
5.6
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Table5.36Schoolenrolmentforthepopulationaged5-24yearsbyageandsex,Otjozondjupa
130 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table5.37Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Namibia
Table5.38Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Urban
Table5.39Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Rural
Table5.40Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Caprivi
Table5.41Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Erongo
Table5.42Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Hardap
Table5.43Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Karas
Table5.44Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Kavango
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
808390
941
376
867
014
Total
131
533
62
206
69
327
Never
Attended
230
091
118
215
111
876
Never
Attended
7
506
3
071
4
435
Pre-primary
38
102
19
318
18
784
Pre-primary
2
577
1
274
1
303
Adult
Education
Programme
14
468
9
257
5
211
Adult
Education
Programme
489
223
266
Attending
School
574
467
295
138
279
329
Attending
School
28
559
14
516
14
043
Left
School
904
866
477
039
427
827
Left
School
89
293
41
764
47
529
Don't
Know
46
396
22
409
23
987
Don't
Know
3
109
1
358
1
751
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
785
771
406
292
379
479
Total
68
744
33
735
35
009
Never
Attended
53
529
26
768
26
761
Never
Attended
7
500
3
354
4
146
Pre-primary
15
665
7
891
7
774
Pre-primary
1
282
663
619
Adult
Education
Programme
4
131
2
308
1
823
Adult
Education
Programme
164
88
76
Attending
School
221
002
117
204
103
798
Attending
School
16
693
8
470
8
223
Left
School
473
676
243
887
229
789
Left
School
41
766
20
535
21
231
Don't
Know
17
768
8
234
9
534
Don't
Know
1
339
625
714
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
022619
535
084
487
535
Total
67
709
33
238
34
471
Never
Attended
176
562
91
447
85
115
Never
Attended
3
928
1
756
2
172
Pre-primary
22
437
11
427
11
010
Pre-primary
1233
610
623
Adult
Education
Programme
10
337
6
949
3
388
Adult
Education
Programme
256
128
128
Attending
School
353
465
177
934
175
531
Attending
School
16
034
8
194
7
840
Left
School
431
190
233
152
198
038
Left
School
44
830
21
905
22
925
Don't
Know
28
628
14
175
14
453
Don't
Know
1
428
645
783
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
76
736
39
608
37
128
Total
186
650
100
258
86
392
Never
Attended
12
333
6
989
5
344
Never
Attended
35
324
20
992
14
332
Pre-primary
1
164
573
591
Pre-primary
3
847
1
946
1
901
Adult
Education
Programme
618
417
201
Adult
Education
Programme
2
193
1
391
802
Attending
School
25
995
12
900
13
095
Attending
School
63
751
31
545
32
206
Left
School
35
523
18
201
17
322
Left
School
77
382
42
253
35
129
Don't
Know
1
103
528
575
Don't
Know
4
153
2
131
2
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Table5.45Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Khomas
Table5.46Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Kunene
Table5.47Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Ohangwena
Table5.48Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Omaheke
Table5.49Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
bysex,Omusati
Table5.50Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Oshana
Table5.51Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Oshikoto
Table5.52Schoolattendancesforpopulationaged5+
by sex, Otjozondjupa
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
302
281
152
977
149
304
Total
208
667
116
289
92
378
Never
Attended
15
848
6
782
9
066
Never
Attended
23
441
13
373
10
068
Pre-primary
5
434
2
709
2
725
Pre-primary
4
727
2
433
2
294
Adult
Education
Programme
1
567
867
700
Adult
Education
Programme
2
464
1
805
659
Attending
School
87
321
46
872
40
449
Attending
School
83
445
42
792
40
653
Left
School
184
116
92
105
92
011
Left
School
89
019
52
974
36
045
Don't
Know
7
995
3
642
4
353
Don't
Know
5
571
2
912
2
659
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
70
842
35
349
35
493
Total
152
533
84
635
67
898
Never
Attended
26
315
13
028
13
287
Never
Attended
10
016
5
486
4
530
Pre-primary
1
055
529
526
Pre-primary
3
220
1
712
1
508
Adult
Education
Programme
435
225
210
Adult
Education
Programme
1
101
761
340
Attending
School
14
123
7
192
6
931
Attending
School
53
974
28
528
25
446
Left
School
25
878
12
895
12
983
Left
School
79
791
45
811
33
980
Don't
Know
3
036
1
480
1
556
Don't
Know
4
431
2
337
2
094
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
206
305
113
826
92
479
Total
155
139
81
531
73
608
Never
Attended
29
977
16
397
13
580
Never
Attended
19
383
9
012
10
371
Pre-primary
6
349
3
265
3
084
Pre-primary
3
831
1
893
1
938
Adult
Education
Programme
2
602
1
843
0
759
Adult
Education
Programme
1
622
1
003
619
Attending
School
83
728
43
164
40
564
Attending
School
55
943
28
331
27
612
Left
School
79
626
47
135
32
491
Left
School
70
093
39
257
30
836
Don't
Know
4
023
2
022
2
001
Don't
Know
4
267
2
035
2
232
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
School
Attendance
Total
Female
Male
Total
60
058
28
638
31
420
Total
121
193
59
086
62
107
Never
Attended
15
982
7
481
8
501
Never
Attended
22
538
10
494
12
044
Pre-primary
1
105
577
528
Pre-primary
2
278
1
134
1
144
Adult
Education
Programme
304
119
185
Adult
Education
Programme
653
387
266
Attending
School
14
277
7
101
7
176
Attending
School
30
624
15
533
15
091
Left
School
26
267
12
417
13
850
Left
School
61
282
29
787
31
495
Don't
Know
2
123
0
943
1
180
Don't
Know
3
818
1
751
2
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Note: * The row percentages may exceed 100 because some people have more than one disability
Table5.53Percentdistributionofdisabledpeoplebytypeandarea
Area
Population
with
disabilities*
Types
of
Disability
in
percent
Blind
Visual
Impairment
Deaf
Hearing
Difficulties
Mute/
Dumb
Speech
Impairment
Impairment
of
arms
Impairment
of
legs
Mental
Disability
Albinism
Autism
Namibia
98
413
11.0
17.4
6.4
9.6
6.0
6.2
11.0
22.6
14.2
1.2
1.3
Urban
29
505
7.2
19.9
6.7
7.0
6.6
6.1
9.9
23.7
12.9
1.3
1.3
Rural
68
908
12.7
16.3
6.2
10.7
5.7
6.2
11.4
22.1
14.7
1.2
1.4
Caprivi
3
748 13.2 19.5 7.3 14.9 6.3 4.4 9.3 19.1 15.4 1.0 0.7
Erongo
3
698
8.0
18.6
8.4
10.5
5.1
5.2
11.1
22.0
13.6
1.3
1.9
Hardap
3
225
6.8
22.2
6.3
10.8
5.7
5.1
11.2
26.6
16.0
0.4
1.3
Karas
2
649
6.7
17.1
6.7
8.6
8.3
7.4
9.9
24.8
12.6
0.8
0.9
Kavango
12
670
14.3
17.2
6.4
11.2
5.6
3.4
12.2
20.7
14.5
1.2
1.1
Khomas
10
713
5.9
26.1
6.0
6.4
6.0
4.4
9.0
23.7
10.8
1.5
0.9
Kunene
3
197
12.0
13.7
6.9
8.7
6.3
5.8
12.4
23.2
18.6
0.9
0.9
Ohangwena
13
279
13.3
17.4
5.6
12.5
4.5
3.8
11.7
22.8
13.7
1.5
2.1
Omaheke
2
474
9.9
14.6
5.8
9.6
6.8
6.4
12.4
24.8
18.5
0.7
1.2
Omusati
15
230
13.7
15.6
6.0
9.6
5.7
6.0
12.2
23.5
15.2
1.1
1.4
Oshana
9
005
11.7
13.6
6.9
7.6
6.9
8.5
10.1
19.3
13.3
1.4
2.2
Oshikoto
12
172
9.7
15.4
6.4
9.1
6.9
8.6
10.2
24.1
13.4
1.4
1.0
Otjozondjupa
6
353
8.1
14.9
6.7
6.0
6.9
13.6
9.9
21.5
15.8
1.0
0.8
Area
Population
No
Disability
With
Disability
Total*
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Caprivi
89
716
46
117
43
599
85
968
44
175
41
793
3
748
1
942
1
806
Erongo
147
801
70
288
77
513
144
103
68
578
75
525
3
698
1
710
1
988
Hardap
78
182
38
420
39
762
74
957
36
900
38
057
3
225
1
520
1
705
Karas
76
388
37
641
38
747
73
739
36
401
37
338
2
649
1
240
1
409
Kavango
222
052
118
052
104
000
209
382
111
546
97
836
12
670
6
506
6
164
Khomas
338
962
171
418
167
544
328
249
166
188
162
061
10
713
5
230
5
483
Kunene
85
143
42
515
42
628
81
946
41
097
40
849
3
197
1
418
1
779
Ohangwena
244
313
133
006
111
307
231
034
125
740
105
294
13
279
7
266
6
013
Omaheke
70
729
33
879
36
850
68
255
32
780
35
475
2
474
1
099
1
375
Omusati
242
394
133
303
109
091
227
164
125
128
102
036
15
230
8
175
7
055
Oshana
174
045
95
568
78
477
165
040
90
714
74
326
9
005
4
854
4
151
Oshikoto
180
740
94
400
86
340
168
568
88
124
80
444
12
172
6
276
5
896
Otjozondjupa
141
426
69
071
72
355
135
073
66
182
68
891
6
353
2
889
3
464
Table5.54Populationwithdisabilityandnodisabilitybysexandarea
Note: * The row percentages may exceed 100 because some people have more than one disability
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Table5.55Activitystatusforthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebyagegroup,N
am
ibia
Age
G
roup
Total
Activity
Status
Em
ployed
U
nem
ployed
Student
Hom
e-
m
aker
Incom
e
Recipient
Retired
Pensioner
O
ld
Age
Pensioner
U
nable
to
W
ork
(illness)
U
nable
to
W
ork
(Disability)
O
ther
Don't
Know
Total
1
324
234
534
912
312
503
195
591
55
972
4
939
14
619
88
646
7
794
7
303
4
506
97
449
15
19
237
575
25
032
32
738
141
353
5
819
426
-
-
937
917
683
29
670
20
24
212
864
72
864
72
236
39
459
7
375
553
-
-
899
870
713
17
895
25
29
174
472
88
333
58
685
6
828
6
746
611
-
-
689
731
650
11
199
30
34
146
425
82
362
44
690
2
351
6
149
550
-
-
681
724
491
8
427
35
39
122
834
72
263
34
412
1
334
5
865
587
588
-
645
675
415
6
050
40
44
96
228
58
731
23
545
848
5
498
491
708
-
667
606
339
4
795
45
49
78
956
49
169
17
277
614
4
972
448
1
013
-
665
652
285
3
861
50
54
60
299
36
769
11
500
433
4
614
414
1
768
-
777
678
244
3
102
55
59
47
069
26
466
8
376
379
4
192
386
3
080
-
764
574
264
2
588
60
64
40
171
10
074
3
421
325
1
801
171
2
665
18
678
333
271
145
2
287
65+
107
341
12
849
5
623
1
667
2
941
302
4
797
69
968
737
605
277
7
575
Table5.56Activitystatusforfem
alespopulationaged15yearsandabovebyagegroup
Age
G
roup
Total
Activity
Status
Em
ployed
U
nem
ployed
Student
Hom
e-
m
aker
Incom
e
Recipient
Retired
Pensioner
O
ld
Age
Pensioner
U
nable
to
W
ork
(illness)
U
nable
to
W
ork
(Disability)
O
ther
Don't
Know
Total
697
572
241
448
185
163
100
330
41
480
2
659
7
685
56
103
4
010
3
379
2
180
53
135
15
19
120
922
10
613
17
912
72
501
3
255
209
-
-
446
422
344
15
220
20
24
108
359
31
400
41
590
19
739
4
837
265
-
-
418
400
300
9
410
25
29
89
761
39
053
35
084
3
544
4
856
324
-
-
311
329
262
5
998
30
34
74
995
36
549
26
898
1
327
4
593
277
-
-
292
322
217
4
520
35
39
63
463
32
507
20
894
779
4
541
318
316
-
320
292
190
3
306
40
44
50
529
27
240
14
274
497
4
438
268
386
-
336
267
160
2
663
45
49
42
607
23
476
10
690
356
4
121
263
581
-
344
305
167
2
304
50
54
33
664
17
879
7
396
256
3
922
261
1
089
-
454
314
139
1
954
55
59
26
074
12
576
5
236
226
3
570
213
1
759
-
443
267
154
1
630
60
64
22
122
4
169
1
923
175
1
342
95
1
234
11
427
186
125
76
1
370
65+
65
076
5
986
3
266
930
2
005
166
2
320
44
676
460
336
171
4
760
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134 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Ta
bl
e
5.
57
A
cti
vi
ty
st
at
us
fo
rm
al
e
Po
pu
la
tio
n
ag
ed
1
5
ye
ar
sa
nd
a
bo
ve
b
y
ag
e
gr
ou
p
Ag
e
G
ro
up
To
ta
l
Ac
tiv
ity
S
ta
tu
s
Em
pl
oy
ed
U
ne
m
pl
oy
ed
St
ud
en
t
Ho
m
e-
m
ak
er
In
co
m
e
Re
ci
pi
en
t
Re
tir
ed
Pe
ns
io
ne
r
O
ld
A
ge
Pe
ns
io
ne
r
U
na
bl
e
to
W
or
k
(il
ln
es
s)
U
na
bl
e
to
W
or
k
(D
isa
bi
lit
y)
O
th
er
Do
n'
t
Kn
ow
To
ta
l
6
26
6
62
2
93
4
64
1
27
3
40
9
5
26
1
1
4
49
2
2
2
80
6
9
34
3
2
54
3
3
7
84
3
9
24
2
3
26
4
4
31
4
15
1
9
1
16
6
53
1
4
41
9
1
4
82
6
6
8
85
2
2
5
64
2
17
-
-
4
91
4
95
3
39
1
4
45
0
20
2
4
1
04
5
05
4
1
46
4
3
0
64
6
1
9
72
0
2
5
38
2
88
-
-
4
81
4
70
4
13
8
4
85
25
2
9
8
4
71
1
4
9
28
0
2
3
60
1
3
2
84
1
8
90
2
87
-
-
3
78
4
02
3
88
5
2
01
30
3
4
7
1
43
0
4
5
81
3
1
7
79
2
1
0
24
1
5
56
2
73
-
-
3
89
4
02
2
74
3
9
07
35
3
9
5
9
37
1
3
9
75
6
1
3
51
8
5
55
1
3
24
2
69
2
72
-
3
25
3
83
2
25
2
7
44
40
4
4
4
5
69
9
3
1
49
1
9
2
71
3
51
1
0
60
2
23
3
22
-
3
31
3
39
1
79
2
1
32
45
4
9
3
6
34
9
2
5
69
3
6
5
87
2
58
8
51
1
85
4
32
-
3
21
3
47
1
18
1
5
57
50
5
4
2
6
63
5
1
8
89
0
4
1
04
1
77
6
92
1
53
6
79
-
3
23
3
64
1
05
1
1
48
55
5
9
2
0
99
5
1
3
89
0
3
1
40
1
53
6
22
1
73
1
3
21
-
3
21
3
07
1
10
9
58
60
6
4
1
8
04
9
5
9
05
1
4
98
1
50
4
59
7
6
1
4
31
7
2
51
1
47
1
46
6
9
9
17
65
+
4
2
26
5
6
8
63
2
3
57
7
37
9
36
1
36
2
4
77
2
5
29
2
2
77
2
69
1
06
2
8
15
Ta
bl
e
5.
58
La
bo
ur
fo
rc
e
pa
rti
ci
pa
tio
n
ra
te
a
nd
u
ne
m
pl
oy
m
en
tr
at
e
fo
rp
op
ul
ati
on
a
ge
d
15
y
ea
rs
a
nd
a
bo
ve
b
y
se
x
Ag
e
G
ro
up
To
ta
l
Fe
m
al
e
M
al
e
To
ta
l
La
bo
ur
fo
rc
e
Pa
rt
ic
ip
at
io
n
ra
te
U
ne
m
pl
oy
m
en
t
ra
te
To
ta
l
La
bo
ur
fo
rc
e
Pa
rt
ic
ip
at
io
n
ra
te
U
ne
m
pl
oy
m
en
t
ra
te
To
ta
l
La
bo
ur
fo
rc
e
Pa
rt
ic
ip
at
io
n
ra
te
U
ne
m
pl
oy
m
en
t
ra
te
To
ta
l
1
32
4
23
4
64
.0
36
.9
6
97
5
72
61
.2
43
.4
6
26
6
62
67
.2
30
.3
15
-
19
2
37
5
75
24
.3
56
.7
1
20
9
22
23
.6
62
.8
1
16
6
53
25
.1
50
.7
20
-
24
2
12
8
64
68
.2
49
.8
1
08
3
59
67
.4
57
.0
1
04
5
05
69
.0
42
.5
25
-
29
1
74
4
72
84
.3
39
.9
8
9
76
1
82
.6
47
.3
8
4
71
1
86
.0
32
.4
30
-
34
1
46
4
25
86
.8
35
.2
7
4
99
5
84
.6
42
.4
7
1
43
0
89
.0
28
.0
35
-
39
1
22
8
34
86
.8
32
.3
6
3
46
3
84
.1
39
.1
5
9
37
1
89
.7
25
.4
40
-
44
9
6
22
8
85
.5
28
.6
5
0
52
9
82
.2
34
.4
4
5
69
9
89
.2
22
.7
45
-
49
7
8
95
6
84
.2
26
.0
4
2
60
7
80
.2
31
.3
3
6
34
9
88
.8
20
.4
50
-
54
6
0
29
9
80
.0
23
.8
3
3
66
4
75
.1
29
.3
2
6
63
5
86
.3
17
.8
55
-
59
4
7
06
9
74
.0
24
.0
2
6
07
4
68
.3
29
.4
2
0
99
5
81
.1
18
.4
60
-
64
4
0
17
1
33
.6
25
.4
2
2
12
2
27
.5
31
.6
1
8
04
9
41
.0
20
.2
65
+
1
07
3
41
17
.2
30
.4
6
5
07
6
14
.2
35
.3
4
2
26
5
21
.8
25
.6
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Table5.59Activitystatusofpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Namibia
Table5.60Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Urban
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
324
234
697
572
626
662
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
847
415
426
611
420
804
Employed
534
912
241
448
293
464
Unemployed
312
503
185
163
127
340
Economically
inactive
379
370
217
826
161
544
Student
195
591
100
330
95
261
Homemaker
55
972
41
480
14
492
Income
Recipient
4
939
2
659
2
280
Retired
Pensioner
14
619
7
685
6
934
Old
Age
Pensioner
88
646
56
103
32
543
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
7
794
4
010
3
784
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
7
303
3
379
3
924
Other
4
506
2
180
2
326
Don't
Know
97
449
53
135
44
314
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
621
685
321
568
300
117
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
457
391
227
531
229
860
Employed
292
367
128
452
163
915
Unemployed
165
024
99
079
65
945
Economically
inactive
127
097
73
880
53
217
Student
79
206
42
817
36
389
Homemaker
12
445
10
654
1
791
Income
Recipient
2
202
1
184
1
018
Retired
Pensioner
7
713
4
103
3
610
Old
Age
Pensioner
17
420
11
163
6
257
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
3
576
1
766
1
810
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
2
370
1
125
1
245
Other
2
165
1
068
1
097
Don't
Know
37
197
20
157
17
040
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Table5.61Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Rural
Table5.62Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Caprivi
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
702
549
376
004
326
545
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
390
024
199
080
190
944
Employed
242
545
112
996
129
549
Unemployed
147
479
86
084
61
395
Economically
inactive
252
273
143
946
108
327
Student
116
385
57
513
58
872
Homemaker
43
527
30
826
12
701
Income
Recipient
2
737
1
475
1
262
Retired
Pensioner
6
906
3
582
3
324
Old
Age
Pensioner
71
226
44
940
26
286
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
4
218
2
244
1
974
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
4
933
2
254
2
679
Other
2
341
1
112
1
229
Don't
Know
60
252
32
978
27
274
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
54
490
28
550
25
940
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
33
004
15
983
17
021
Employed
20
564
8
978
11
586
Unemployed
12
440
7
005
5
435
Economically
inactive
18
704
11
032
7
672
Student
9
041
4
363
4
678
Homemaker
4
913
3
594
1
319
Income
Recipient
202
132
70
Retired
Pensioner
594
309
285
Old
Age
Pensioner
3
306
2
312
994
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
268
141
127
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
216
99
117
Other
164
82
82
Don't
Know
2
782
1
535
1
247
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Table5.63Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Erongo
Table5.64Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Hardap
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
106
453
49
583
56
870
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
83
928
37
049
46
879
Employed
58
865
22
283
36
582
Unemployed
25
063
14
766
10
297
Economically
inactive
17
031
9
642
7
389
Student
7
782
4
014
3
768
Homemaker
1
826
1
644
182
Income
Recipient
285
146
139
Retired
Pensioner
2
033
1
106
927
Old
Age
Pensioner
3
862
2
296
1
566
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
425
159
266
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
302
138
164
Other
516
139
377
Don't
Know
5
494
2
892
2
602
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
52
024
25
423
26
601
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
36
672
16
294
20
378
Employed
23
780
8
806
14
974
Unemployed
12
892
7
488
5
404
Economically
inactive
11
829
7
415
4
414
Student
3
698
1
902
1
796
Homemaker
2
313
2
205
108
Income
Recipient
203
109
94
Retired
Pensioner
797
415
382
Old
Age
Pensioner
3
832
2
303
1
529
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
458
243
215
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
393
169
224
Other
135
69
66
Don't
Know
3
523
1
714
1
809
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Table5.65Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Karas
Table5.66Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kavango
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
52
808
25
750
27
058
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
39
817
18
268
21
549
Employed
26
979
10
706
16
273
Unemployed
12
838
7
562
5
276
Economically
inactive
9
909
5
826
4
083
Student
3
890
1
996
1
894
Homemaker
1
491
1
411
80
Income
Recipient
152
79
73
Retired
Pensioner
675
319
356
Old
Age
Pensioner
2
820
1
688
1
132
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
393
125
268
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
252
100
152
Other
236
108
128
Don't
Know
3
082
1
656
1
426
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
126
281
70
073
56
208
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
77
503
43
581
33
922
Employed
38
658
19
879
18
779
Unemployed
38
845
23
702
15
143
Economically
inactive
36
786
19
759
17
027
Student
20
699
9
741
10
958
Homemaker
5
016
3
551
1
465
Income
Recipient
471
270
201
Retired
Pensioner
1
152
602
550
Old
Age
Pensioner
6
700
4
225
2
475
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
1
024
599
425
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
942
438
504
Other
782
333
449
Don't
Know
11
992
6
733
5
259
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Table5.67Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Khomas
Table5.68Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kunene
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
246
397
124
204
122
193
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
181
334
87
073
94
261
Employed
126
966
55
581
71
385
Unemployed
54
368
31
492
22
876
Economically
inactive
50
991
29
583
21
408
Student
35
121
19
439
15
682
Homemaker
3
952
3
285
667
Income
Recipient
845
439
406
Retired
Pensioner
3
079
1
694
1
385
Old
Age
Pensioner
4
388
2
876
1
512
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
1
780
915
865
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
988
471
517
Other
838
464
374
Don't
Know
14
072
7
548
6
524
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
49
117
24
515
24
602
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
32
937
15
303
17
634
Employed
21
204
8
756
12
448
Unemployed
11
733
6
547
5
186
Economically
inactive
11
734
6
823
4
911
Student
3
575
1
798
1
777
Homemaker
3
510
2
519
991
Income
Recipient
176
98
78
Retired
Pensioner
463
212
251
Old
Age
Pensioner
3
125
1
792
1
333
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
342
169
173
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
304
135
169
Other
239
100
139
Don't
Know
4
446
2
389
2
057
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Table5.69Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Ohangwena
Table5.70Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omaheke
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
136
163
78
332
57
831
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
67
258
38
328
28
930
Employed
38
342
21
114
17
228
Unemployed
28
916
17
214
11
702
Economically
inactive
61
594
35
968
25
626
Student
29
543
15
086
14
457
Homemaker
11
804
8
117
3
687
Income
Recipient
512
296
216
Retired
Pensioner
966
500
466
Old
Age
Pensioner
16
341
10
743
5
598
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
953
512
441
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
1
176
543
633
Other
299
171
128
Don't
Know
7
311
4
036
3
275
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
43
200
20
258
22
942
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
28
161
12
154
16
007
Employed
17
048
5
867
11
181
Unemployed
11
113
6
287
4
826
Economically
inactive
10
188
5
655
4
533
Student
3
493
1
699
1
794
Homemaker
2
811
1
974
837
Income
Recipient
326
99
227
Retired
Pensioner
504
245
259
Old
Age
Pensioner
2
466
1
355
1
111
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
284
161
123
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
168
74
94
Other
136
48
88
Don't
Know
4
851
2
449
2
402
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Table5.71Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omusati
Table5.72Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshana
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
144
640
84
088
60
552
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
71
222
41
503
29
719
Employed
41
314
23
255
18
059
Unemployed
29
908
18
248
11
660
Economically
inactive
61
901
35
929
25
972
Student
30
916
15
808
15
108
Homemaker
7
915
5
682
2
233
Income
Recipient
633
366
267
Retired
Pensioner
1
486
803
683
Old
Age
Pensioner
18
826
12
227
6
599
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
671
331
340
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
1
060
483
577
Other
394
229
165
Don't
Know
11
517
6
656
4
861
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
114,808
65,197
49,611
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
70,150
39,789
30,361
Employed
44,077
23,765
20,312
Unemployed
26,073
16,024
10,049
Economically
inactive
33,303
19,202
14,101
Student
20,657
10,957
9,700
Homemaker
1,845
1,449
396
Income
Recipient
375
229
146
Retired
Pensioner
868
484
384
Old
Age
Pensioner
8,482
5,515
2,967
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
327
172
155
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
447
211
236
Other
302
185
117
Dont
Know
11,355
6,206
5,149
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Table5.73Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshikoto
Table5.74Activitystatusofthepopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Otjozondjupa
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
108
186
58
245
49
941
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
61
342
32
469
28
873
Employed
36
638
17
901
18
737
Unemployed
24
704
14
568
10
136
Economically
inactive
37
900
20
979
16
921
Student
19
115
9
453
9
662
Homemaker
5
745
3
790
1
955
Income
Recipient
410
198
212
Retired
Pensioner
961
489
472
Old
Age
Pensioner
10
550
6
494
4
056
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
409
212
197
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
535
250
285
Other
175
93
82
Don't
Know
8
944
4
797
4
147
Activity
Status
Total
Female
Male
Total
89
667
43
354
46
313
Economically
active
(Labour
force)
64
087
28
817
35
270
Employed
40
477
14
557
25
920
Unemployed
23
610
14
260
9
350
Economically
inactive
17
500
10
013
7
487
Student
8
061
4
074
3
987
Homemaker
2
831
2
259
572
Income
Recipient
349
198
151
Retired
Pensioner
1
041
507
534
Old
Age
Pensioner
3
948
2
277
1
671
Unable
to
Work
(illness)
460
271
189
Unable
to
Work
(Disability)
520
268
252
Other
290
159
131
Don't
Know
8
080
4
524
3
556
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Table5.75Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Namibia
Table5.76Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Urban
Table5.77Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Rural
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
Armed
force
16
843
4
267
12
576
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
21
581
7
898
13
683
Professionals
46
888
26
912
19
976
Technician
and
associate
professionals
30
588
15
777
14
811
Clerk
28
552
21
376
7
176
Service
Workers
73
232
37
052
36
180
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
141
380
70
741
70
639
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
64
595
9
043
55
552
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
22
975
1
492
21
483
Elementary
occupations
87
797
46
699
41
098
Don't
Know
481
191
290
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
292
367
128
452
163
915
Armed
force
10
996
3
065
7
931
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
18
317
6
805
11
512
Professionals
32
878
18
533
14
345
Technician
and
associate
professionals
25
168
12
867
12
301
Clerk
24
917
18
694
6
223
Service
Workers
52
335
25
658
26
677
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
8
818
3
100
5
718
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
49
776
6
418
43
358
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
17
888
1
139
16
749
Elementary
occupations
50
933
32
036
18
897
Don't
Know
341
137
204
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
242
545
112
996
129
549
Armed
force
5
847
1
202
4
645
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
3
264
1
093
2
171
Professionals
14
010
8
379
5
631
Technician
and
associate
professionals
5
420
2
910
2
510
Clerk
3
635
2
682
953
Service
Workers
20
897
11
394
9
503
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
132
562
67
641
64
921
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
14
819
2
625
12
194
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
5
087
353
4
734
Elementary
occupations
36
864
14
663
22
201
Don't
Know
140
54
86
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Table5.78Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Caprivi
Table5.79Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Erongo
Table5.80Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Hardap
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
20
564
8
978
11
586
Armed
force
564
106
458
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
320
93
227
Professionals
1
827
917
910
Technician
and
associate
professionals
692
299
393
Clerk
758
551
207
Service
Workers
3
255
1
831
1
424
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
8
570
3
552
5
018
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
1
578
444
1
134
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
332
11
321
Elementary
occupations
2
664
1
173
1
491
Don't
Know
4
1
3
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
58
865
22
283
36
582
Armed
force
997
179
818
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
3
560
1
191
2
369
Professionals
3
802
1
948
1
854
Technician
and
associate
professionals
4
000
1
902
2
098
Clerk
3
767
2
904
863
Service
Workers
7
959
3
725
4
234
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
5
876
2
123
3
753
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
12
694
1
546
11
148
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
3
895
201
3
694
Elementary
occupations
12
277
6
549
5
728
Don't
Know
38
15
23
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
23
780
8
806
14
974
Armed
force
105
25
80
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
806
250
556
Professionals
1
420
831
589
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
072
630
442
Clerk
1
709
1
300
409
Service
Workers
3
156
1
632
1
524
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
5
068
812
4
256
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
4
079
274
3
805
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
725
44
681
Elementary
occupations
5
639
3
008
2
631
Don't
Know
1
0
1
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Table5.81Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Karas
Table5.82Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kavango
Table5.83Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Khomas
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
26
979
10
706
16
273
Armed
force
587
71
516
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
1
018
344
674
Professionals
1
432
758
674
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
413
676
737
Clerk
1
570
1
240
330
Service
Workers
3
507
1
745
1
762
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
5
408
1
783
3
625
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
3
332
441
2
891
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
1
780
98
1
682
Elementary
occupations
6
925
3
548
3
377
Don't
Know
7
2
5
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
658
19
879
18
779
Armed
force
1
205
164
1
041
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
494
180
314
Professionals
3
269
1
517
1
752
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
205
574
631
Clerk
1
017
700
317
Service
Workers
3
352
1
388
1
964
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
22
907
13
500
9
407
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
2
033
335
1
698
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
678
22
656
Elementary
occupations
2
492
1
499
993
Don't
Know
6
0
6
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
126
966
55
581
71
385
Armed
force
3
275
876
2
399
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
10
218
3
879
6
339
Professionals
15
166
8
603
6
563
Technician
and
associate
professionals
13
139
6
647
6
492
Clerk
11
126
8
204
2
922
Service
Workers
21
832
10
465
11
367
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
3
373
667
2
706
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
19
831
2
367
17
464
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
8
220
575
7
645
Elementary
occupations
20
552
13
211
7
341
Don't
Know
234
87
147
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Table5.84Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kunene
Table5.85Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Ohangwena
Table5.86Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omaheke
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
21
204
8
756
12
448
Armed
force
55
8
47
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
541
211
330
Professionals
1
040
557
483
Technician
and
associate
professionals
455
236
219
Clerk
625
442
183
Service
Workers
2
647
1
369
1
278
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
9
870
4
084
5
786
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
1
541
176
1
365
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
443
24
419
Elementary
occupations
3
968
1
637
2
331
Don't
Know
19
12
7
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
342
21
114
17
228
Armed
force
779
190
589
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
590
207
383
Professionals
3
223
2
062
1
161
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
027
566
461
Clerk
981
721
260
Service
Workers
5
039
2
918
2
121
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
19
337
11
751
7
586
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
2
741
567
2
174
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
887
60
827
Elementary
occupations
3
700
2
059
1
641
Don't
Know
38
13
25
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
17
048
5
867
11
181
Armed
force
417
115
302
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
430
139
291
Professionals
780
467
313
Technician
and
associate
professionals
531
284
247
Clerk
714
507
207
Service
Workers
1
803
927
876
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
3
912
1
171
2
741
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
1
582
255
1
327
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
430
29
401
Elementary
occupations
6
442
1
970
4
472
Don't
Know
7
3
4
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Table5.87Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omusati
Table5.88Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshana
Table5.89Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshikoto
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
41
314
23
255
18
059
Armed
force
1
282
316
966
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
438
175
263
Professionals
4
376
2
812
1
564
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
501
861
640
Clerk
919
708
211
Service
Workers
4
858
2
755
2
103
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
20
018
12
578
7
440
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
2
833
589
2
244
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
877
69
808
Elementary
occupations
4
189
2
380
1
809
Don't
Know
23
12
11
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
44
077
23
765
20
312
Armed
force
3
066
1
091
1
975
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
1
259
558
701
Professionals
5
322
3
319
2
003
Technician
and
associate
professionals
2
912
1
733
1
179
Clerk
2
349
1
829
520
Service
Workers
7
194
3
855
3
339
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
11
154
6
958
4
196
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
4
316
977
3
339
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
1
770
163
1
607
Elementary
occupations
4
652
3
243
1
409
Don't
Know
83
39
44
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
36
638
17
901
18
737
Armed
force
731
173
558
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
714
257
457
Professionals
2
905
1
799
1
106
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
127
607
520
Clerk
1
110
836
274
Service
Workers
3
866
2
076
1
790
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
17
187
9
314
7
873
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
3
076
406
2
670
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
1
144
79
1
065
Elementary
occupations
4
767
2
351
2
416
Don't
Know
11
3
8
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Table5.90Mainoccupationofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Otjozondjupa
Occupation
Total
Female
Male
Total
40
477
14
557
25
920
Armed
force
3
780
953
2
827
Legislators
senior
officials
and
Managers
1
193
414
779
Professionals
2
326
1
322
1
004
Technician
and
associate
professionals
1
514
762
752
Clerk
1
907
1
434
473
Service
Workers
4
764
2
366
2
398
Skilled
Agricultural
and
Fishery
workers
8
700
2
448
6
252
Craft
and
Related
trades
workers
4
959
666
4
293
Plant
and
Machine
operators
and
assemblers
1
794
117
1
677
Elementary
occupations
9
530
4
071
5
459
Don't
Know
10
4
6
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Table5.91Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Namibia
Table5.92Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Urban
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
159
485
73
673
85
812
Mining
And
Quarrying
17
598
2
541
15
057
Manufacturing
30
137
10
482
19
655
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
1
029
321
708
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
1
691
452
1
239
Construction
38
483
3
102
35
381
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
39
286
19
479
19
807
Transportation
and
Storage
21
402
2
386
19
016
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
19
167
12
943
6
224
Information
and
Communication
5
481
2
440
3
041
Financial
Insurance
Activities
11
510
7
307
4
203
Real
estate
Activities
779
467
312
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
9
352
4
611
4
741
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
46
491
23
057
23
434
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
34
102
11
499
22
603
Education
31
722
20
768
10
954
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
16
436
11
841
4
595
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
2
807
1
227
1
580
Other
Services
activities
14
100
9
078
5
022
Activities
of
Private
Households
30
421
22
342
8
079
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
282
171
111
Don't
Know
3
151
1
261
1
890
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
292
367
128
452
163
915
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
11
306
3
729
7
577
Mining
And
Quarrying
12
957
1
894
11
063
Manufacturing
24
091
8
393
15
698
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
906
290
616
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
1
394
372
1
022
Construction
29
753
2
320
27
433
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
32
472
15
142
17
330
Transportation
and
Storage
17
646
2
071
15
575
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
13
647
9
157
4
490
Information
and
Communication
4
950
2
167
2
783
Financial
Insurance
Activities
10
776
6
852
3
924
Real
estate
Activities
754
455
299
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
8
197
4
170
4
027
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
35
685
17
867
17
818
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
23
843
8
581
15
262
Education
18
518
12
305
6
213
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
12
751
9
259
3
492
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
2
189
0
906
1
283
Other
Services
activities
10
323
6
670
3
653
Activities
of
Private
Households
17
630
14
776
2
854
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
219
128
91
Don't
Know
2
360
948
1
412
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Table5.93Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Rural
Table5.94Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Caprivi
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
242
545
112
996
129
549
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
148
179
69
944
78
235
Mining
And
Quarrying
4
641
647
3
994
Manufacturing
6
046
2
089
3
957
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
123
31
92
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
297
80
217
Construction
8
730
782
7
948
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
6
814
4
337
2
477
Transportation
and
Storage
3
756
315
3
441
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
5
520
3
786
1
734
Information
and
Communication
531
273
258
Financial
Insurance
Activities
734
455
279
Real
estate
Activities
25
12
13
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
1
155
441
714
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
10
806
5
190
5
616
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
10
259
2
918
7
341
Education
13
204
8
463
4
741
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
3
685
2
582
1
103
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
618
321
297
Other
Services
activities
3
777
2
408
1
369
Activities
of
Private
Households
12
791
7
566
5
225
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
63
43
20
Don't
Know
791
313
478
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
20
564
8
978
11
586
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
8
442
3
568
4
874
Mining
And
Quarrying
406
135
271
Manufacturing
450
192
258
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
29
12
17
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
38
10
28
Construction
760
115
645
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
460
966
494
Transportation
and
Storage
337
23
314
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
548
368
180
Information
and
Communication
103
43
60
Financial
Insurance
Activities
139
84
55
Real
estate
Activities
6
3
3
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
180
65
115
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
1
348
615
733
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
1
091
250
841
Education
1
732
972
760
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
426
249
177
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
66
45
21
Other
Services
activities
243
158
85
Activities
of
Private
Households
2
674
1
075
1
599
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
30
16
14
Don't
Know
56
14
42
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Table5.95Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Erongo
Table5.96Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Hardap
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
58
865
22
283
36
582
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
6
792
1
781
5
011
Mining
And
Quarrying
6
868
696
6
172
Manufacturing
8
121
3
272
4
849
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
238
84
154
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
300
86
214
Construction
5
603
369
5
234
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
5
436
2
375
3
061
Transportation
and
Storage
3
149
360
2
789
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
2
674
1
606
1
068
Information
and
Communication
478
206
272
Financial
Insurance
Activities
1
223
878
345
Real
estate
Activities
231
171
60
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
947
519
428
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
4
913
2
484
2
429
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
2
369
686
1
683
Education
1
833
1
352
481
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
1
469
1
091
378
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
563
206
357
Other
Services
activities
1
990
1
352
638
Activities
of
Private
Households
3
348
2
613
735
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
14
7
7
Don't
Know
306
89
217
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
23
780
8
806
14
974
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
6
932
1
056
5
876
Mining
And
Quarrying
500
46
454
Manufacturing
1
028
292
736
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
19
7
12
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
93
14
79
Construction
2
947
81
2
866
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
931
895
1
036
Transportation
and
Storage
648
87
561
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
931
584
347
Information
and
Communication
229
103
126
Financial
Insurance
Activities
728
484
244
Real
estate
Activities
20
8
12
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
327
198
129
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
1
723
913
810
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
943
348
595
Education
1
036
702
334
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
584
432
152
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
110
39
71
Other
Services
activities
573
361
212
Activities
of
Private
Households
2
427
2
134
293
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
16
14
2
Don't
Know
35
8
27
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Table5.97Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Karas
Table5.98Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kavango
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
26
979
10
706
16
273
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
8
728
2
959
5
769
Mining
And
Quarrying
2
405
369
2
036
Manufacturing
1
544
571
973
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
43
11
32
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
121
20
101
Construction
1
708
110
1
598
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
699
825
874
Transportation
and
Storage
1
033
112
921
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
885
660
225
Information
and
Communication
229
105
124
Financial
Insurance
Activities
366
252
114
Real
estate
Activities
13
5
8
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
259
121
138
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
2
287
1
103
1
184
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
1
873
619
1
254
Education
1
034
766
268
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
672
495
177
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
80
48
32
Other
Services
activities
569
400
169
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
348
1
117
231
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
5
5
0
Don't
Know
78
33
45
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
658
19
879
18
779
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
23
296
13
604
9
692
Mining
And
Quarrying
322
94
228
Manufacturing
533
143
390
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
30
13
17
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
69
28
41
Construction
1
221
88
1
133
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
597
880
717
Transportation
and
Storage
599
21
578
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
696
503
193
Information
and
Communication
117
50
67
Financial
Insurance
Activities
278
155
123
Real
estate
Activities
2
0
2
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
249
86
163
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
1
910
737
1
173
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
2
140
458
1
682
Education
3
062
1
485
1
577
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
1
164
664
500
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
80
36
44
Other
Services
activities
437
296
141
Activities
of
Private
Households
800
518
282
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
7
3
4
Don't
Know
49
17
32
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Table5.99Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Khomas
Table5.100Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kunene
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
126
966
55
581
71
385
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
4
236
988
3
248
Mining
And
Quarrying
2
673
714
1
959
Manufacturing
9
358
2
845
6
513
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
411
109
302
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
454
135
319
Construction
14
108
1
056
13
052
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
13
226
5
578
7
648
Transportation
and
Storage
9
153
1
202
7
951
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
6
145
3
934
2
211
Information
and
Communication
3
355
1
425
1
930
Financial
Insurance
Activities
6
224
3
827
2
397
Real
estate
Activities
457
256
201
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
5
435
2
791
2
644
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
16
269
8
234
8
035
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
8
656
3
304
5
352
Education
6
193
4
261
1
932
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
5
542
4
068
1
474
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
1
154
474
680
Other
Services
activities
4
421
2
820
1
601
Activities
of
Private
Households
8
035
6
919
1
116
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
123
67
56
Don't
Know
1
338
574
764
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
21
204
8
756
12
448
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
11
283
4
248
7
035
Mining
And
Quarrying
403
33
370
Manufacturing
884
171
713
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
23
6
17
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
79
12
67
Construction
731
60
671
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
059
605
454
Transportation
and
Storage
303
48
255
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
917
612
305
Information
and
Communication
51
23
28
Financial
Insurance
Activities
127
91
36
Real
estate
Activities
3
1
2
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
149
59
90
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
1
648
762
886
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
484
130
354
Education
1
126
723
403
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
425
284
141
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
45
11
34
Other
Services
activities
324
211
113
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
007
609
398
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
9
6
3
Don't
Know
124
51
73
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Table5.101Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Ohangwena
Table5.102Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omaheke
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
342
21
114
17
228
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
19
507
11
729
7
778
Mining
And
Quarrying
345
31
314
Manufacturing
1
058
480
578
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
17
8
9
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
39
13
26
Construction
1
725
149
1
576
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
2
363
1
512
851
Transportation
and
Storage
860
66
794
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
1
474
1
147
327
Information
and
Communication
83
50
33
Financial
Insurance
Activities
231
141
90
Real
estate
Activities
9
4
5
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
165
74
91
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
2
417
1
052
1
365
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
2
025
694
1
331
Education
2
831
1
885
946
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
863
627
236
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
48
24
24
Other
Services
activities
826
529
297
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
317
834
483
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
4
3
1
Don't
Know
135
62
73
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
17
048
5
867
11
181
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
7
692
1
516
6
176
Mining
And
Quarrying
74
17
57
Manufacturing
839
263
576
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
10
2
8
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
78
19
59
Construction
1
236
126
1
110
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
906
431
475
Transportation
and
Storage
373
27
346
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
377
265
112
Information
and
Communication
51
25
26
Financial
Insurance
Activities
117
74
43
Real
estate
Activities
6
5
1
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
125
58
67
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
1
457
872
585
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
1
013
361
652
Education
703
469
234
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
324
231
93
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
79
49
30
Other
Services
activities
389
232
157
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
145
802
343
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
8
6
2
Don't
Know
46
17
29
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Table5.103Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omusati
Table5.104Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshana
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
41
314
23
255
18
059
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
20
797
12
698
8
099
Mining
And
Quarrying
428
58
370
Manufacturing
955
413
542
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
30
7
23
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
70
32
38
Construction
1
807
168
1
639
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
482
1
001
481
Transportation
and
Storage
826
68
758
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
892
691
201
Information
and
Communication
136
83
53
Financial
Insurance
Activities
210
140
70
Real
estate
Activities
5
2
3
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
284
118
166
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
2
526
1
381
1
145
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
2
470
870
1
600
Education
3
873
2
637
1
236
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
1
127
830
297
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
92
50
42
Other
Services
activities
1
249
740
509
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
893
1
198
695
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
13
11
2
Don't
Know
149
59
90
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
44
077
23
765
20
312
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
11
394
7
057
4
337
Mining
And
Quarrying
366
63
303
Manufacturing
1
697
776
921
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
43
12
31
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
84
35
49
Construction
2
777
385
2
392
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
3
375
1
890
1
485
Transportation
and
Storage
1
726
173
1
553
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
1
551
1
148
403
Information
and
Communication
294
163
131
Financial
Insurance
Activities
893
561
332
Real
estate
Activities
16
6
10
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
606
266
340
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
4
219
2
100
2
119
Public
Administration
and
Defence;
compulsory
social
security
4
647
1
822
2
825
Education
4
214
2
835
1
379
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
1
891
1
437
454
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
246
130
116
Other
Services
activities
1
562
1
086
476
Activities
of
Private
Households
1
992
1
615
377
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
33
19
14
Don't
Know
451
186
265
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Table5.105Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshikoto
Table5.106Mainindustryofemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Otjozondjupa
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
36
638
17
901
18
737
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
17
860
9
453
8
407
Mining
And
Quarrying
929
51
878
Manufacturing
1
123
361
762
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
44
11
33
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
58
12
46
Construction
1
713
191
1
522
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
1
880
1
188
692
Transportation
and
Storage
997
63
934
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
963
649
314
Information
and
Communication
134
64
70
Financial
Insurance
Activities
279
167
112
Real
estate
Activities
3
1
2
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
260
114
146
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
2
435
1
114
1
321
Public
Administration
and
Defense;
compulsory
social
security
1
464
514
950
Education
2
285
1
495
790
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
975
715
260
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
88
42
46
Other
Services
activities
682
361
321
Activities
of
Private
Households
2
229
1
230
999
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
8
5
3
Don't
Know
229
100
129
Industry
Total
Female
Male
Total
40
477
14
557
25
920
Agriculture
Forestry
and
Fishing
12
526
3
016
9
510
Mining
And
Quarrying
1
879
234
1
645
Manufacturing
2
547
703
1
844
Electricity
Gas
Steam
and
Air
conditioning
supply
92
39
53
Water
Supply
Sewerage
Waste
Management
and
Remediation
activities
208
36
172
Construction
2
147
204
1
943
Wholesale
and
Retail
trade;
Repair
of
motor
vehicles
and
motorcycles
2
872
1
333
1
539
Transportation
and
Storage
1
398
136
1
262
Accommodation
and
Food
Service
activities
1
114
776
338
Information
and
Communication
221
100
121
Financial
Insurance
Activities
695
453
242
Real
estate
Activities
8
5
3
Professional
Scientific
and
Technical
activities
366
142
224
Administrative
and
Support
service
activities
3
339
1
690
1
649
Public
Administration
and
Defense;
compulsory
social
security
4
927
1
443
3
484
Education
1
800
1
186
614
Human
Health
and
Social
work
activities
974
718
256
Arts
Entertainment
and
Recreation
156
73
83
Other
Services
activities
835
532
303
Activities
of
Private
Households
2
206
1
678
528
Activities
of
extraterritorial
organization
and
bodies
12
9
3
Don't
Know
155
51
104
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Table5.107Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Namibia
Table5.108Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Urban
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
534
912
241
448
293
464
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
9
813
3
104
6
709
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
114
064
67
333
46
731
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
6
444
1
751
4
693
Other
Employer
12
044
4
817
7
227
Own
Account
Worker
17
163
7
788
9
375
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
8
607
1
288
7
319
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
21
193
4
929
16
264
Employee
(Government)
89
213
44
140
45
073
Employee
(Parastatal)
30
252
11
005
19
247
Employee
(Private)
212
691
88
267
124
424
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
6
165
3
218
2
947
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
3
910
2
108
1
802
Other
2
371
1
268
1
103
Don't
Know
982
432
550
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
292
367
128
452
163
915
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
2
259
970
1
289
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
5
583
2
523
3
060
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
153
450
703
Other
Employer
9
389
3
667
5
722
Own
Account
Worker
11
197
5
010
6
187
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
816
276
540
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
2
751
931
1
820
Employee
(Government)
58
758
29
709
29
049
Employee
(Parastatal)
24
143
8
986
15
157
Employee
(Private)
170
771
72
891
97
880
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
1
488
843
645
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
1
650
934
716
Other
1
744
955
789
Don't
Know
665
307
358
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Table5.109Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Rural
Table5.110Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Caprivi
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
242
545
112
996
129
549
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
7
554
2
134
5
420
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
108
481
64
810
43
671
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
5
291
1
301
3
990
Other
Employer
2
655
1
150
1
505
Own
Account
Worker
5
966
2
778
3
188
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
7
791
1
012
6
779
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
18
442
3
998
14
444
Employee
(Government)
30
455
14
431
16
024
Employee
(Parastatal)
6
109
2
019
4
090
Employee
(Private)
41
920
15
376
26
544
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
4
677
2
375
2
302
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
2
260
1
174
1
086
Other
627
313
314
Don't
Know
317
125
192
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
20
564
8
978
11
586
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
500
106
394
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
5
722
3
019
2
703
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
56
20
36
Other
Employer
384
136
248
Own
Account
Worker
2
425
1
059
1
366
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
304
19
285
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
50
20
30
Employee
(Government)
3
748
1
715
2
033
Employee
(Parastatal)
681
247
434
Employee
(Private)
4
172
1
382
2
790
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
1
251
624
627
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
1
100
567
533
Other
131
42
89
Don't
Know
40
22
18
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Table5.112Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Hardap
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
58
865
22
283
36
582
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
394
93
301
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
1
640
789
851
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
353
102
251
Other
Employer
2
287
831
1
456
Own
Account
Worker
1
589
603
986
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
644
55
589
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
1
053
297
756
Employee
(Government)
5
242
2
518
2
724
Employee
(Parastatal)
4
868
1
551
3
317
Employee
(Private)
40
115
15
084
25
031
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
133
80
53
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
192
112
80
Other
261
130
131
Don't
Know
094
38
56
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
23
780
8
806
14
974
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
430
83
347
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
1
067
503
564
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
584
100
484
Other
Employer
636
234
402
Own
Account
Worker
597
186
411
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
815
71
744
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
3
113
561
2
552
Employee
(Government)
3
349
1
750
1
599
Employee
(Parastatal)
985
406
579
Employee
(Private)
11
967
4
795
7
172
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
75
44
31
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
82
42
40
Other
52
22
30
Don't
Know
28
9
19
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Table5.111Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Erongo
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Table5.113Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Karas
Table5.114Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kavango
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
26
979
10
706
16
273
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
482
177
305
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
736
320
416
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
513
122
391
Other
Employer
421
203
218
Own
Account
Worker
324
132
192
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
503
34
469
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
2
234
612
1
622
Employee
(Government)
4
251
1
988
2
263
Employee
(Parastatal)
3
635
1
160
2
475
Employee
(Private)
13
464
5
734
7
730
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
71
41
30
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
153
83
70
Other
151
84
67
Don't
Know
41
16
25
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
658
19
879
18
779
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
662
258
404
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
21
884
13
136
8
748
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
117
30
87
Other
Employer
619
281
338
Own
Account
Worker
1
074
586
488
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
245
68
177
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
146
32
114
Employee
(Government)
6
925
2
690
4
235
Employee
(Parastatal)
802
295
507
Employee
(Private)
5
240
1
996
3
244
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
556
300
256
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
233
127
106
Other
122
69
53
Don't
Know
33
11
22
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Table5.115Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Khomas
Table5.116Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Kunene
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
126
966
55
581
71
385
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
025
364
661
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
2
343
981
1
362
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
818
276
542
Other
Employer
3
811
1
320
2
491
Own
Account
Worker
4
537
1
799
2
738
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
609
148
461
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
3
027
786
2
241
Employee
(Government)
20
834
10
744
10
090
Employee
(Parastatal)
10
223
4
122
6
101
Employee
(Private)
76
954
33
621
43
333
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
678
309
369
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
848
427
421
Other
930
540
390
Don't
Know
329
144
185
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
21
204
8
756
12
448
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
604
159
445
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
7
220
3
787
3
433
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
396
106
290
Other
Employer
236
100
136
Own
Account
Worker
440
201
239
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
751
75
676
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
1
758
349
1
409
Employee
(Government)
2
727
1
326
1
401
Employee
(Parastatal)
492
176
316
Employee
(Private)
5
564
2
057
3
507
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
817
320
497
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
127
70
57
Other
52
23
29
Don't
Know
20
7
13
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Table5.117Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Ohangwena
Table5.118Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omaheke
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
38
342
21
114
17
228
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
841
371
470
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
19
608
11
925
7
683
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
243
126
117
Other
Employer
652
333
319
Own
Account
Worker
1
644
979
665
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
177
52
125
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
131
61
70
Employee
(Government)
6
268
3
347
2
921
Employee
(Parastatal)
1
034
359
675
Employee
(Private)
6
119
2
632
3
487
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
1
098
653
445
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
415
227
188
Other
68
37
31
Don't
Know
44
12
32
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
17
048
5
867
11
181
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
668
143
525
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
2
303
1
083
1
220
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
599
151
448
Other
Employer
276
115
161
Own
Account
Worker
379
158
221
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
1
796
187
1
609
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
2
784
573
2
211
Employee
(Government)
2
471
1
202
1
269
Employee
(Parastatal)
444
151
293
Employee
(Private)
5
094
1
995
3
099
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
91
38
53
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
68
35
33
Other
47
23
24
Don't
Know
28
13
15
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Table5.119Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Omusati
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
41
314
23
255
18
059
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
002
371
631
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
19
801
12
771
7
030
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
121
69
052
Other
Employer
510
270
240
Own
Account
Worker
796
425
371
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
661
158
503
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
436
189
247
Employee
(Government)
8
571
4
755
3
816
Employee
(Parastatal)
1
620
588
1
032
Employee
(Private)
6
892
3
127
3
765
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
521
339
182
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
184
108
76
Other
124
59
65
Don't
Know
75
26
49
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
44
077
23
765
20
312
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
767
341
426
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
13
465
8
335
5
130
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
287
150
137
Other
Employer
811
429
382
Own
Account
Worker
1
610
849
761
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
177
89
88
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
258
135
123
Employee
(Government)
10
717
5
752
4
965
Employee
(Parastatal)
1
916
808
1
108
Employee
(Private)
13
081
6
297
6
784
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
443
259
184
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
190
123
67
Other
199
110
89
Don't
Know
156
88
68
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Table5.120Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshana
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Table5.121Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Oshikoto
Table5.122Employmentstatusfortheemployedpopulationaged15yearsandabovebysex,Otjozondjupa
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
36
638
17
901
18
737
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
163
329
834
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
15
125
9
030
6
095
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
367
68
299
Other
Employer
671
269
402
Own
Account
Worker
783
402
381
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
765
179
586
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
1
098
263
835
Employee
(Government)
5
484
2813
2671
Employee
(Parastatal)
1
497
525
972
Employee
(Private)
9
176
3763
5413
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
206
91
115
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
166
91
75
Other
101
60
41
Don't
Know
36
18
18
Employment
status
Total
Female
Male
Total
40
477
14
557
25
920
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
275
309
966
Subsistence/Communal
Farmer
(Without
Paid
Employees)
3
150
1
654
1
496
Commercial
Farmer
(With
Paid
Employees)
1
990
431
1
559
Other
Employer
730
296
434
Own
Account
Worker
965
409
556
Employee
(Communal
Farms)
1
160
153
1
007
Employee
(Commercial
Farms)
5
105
1
051
4
054
Employee
(Government)
8
626
3
540
5
086
Employee
(Parastatal)
2
055
617
1
438
Employee
(Private)
14
853
5
784
9
069
Unpaid
Family
Worker
(Subsistence/Communal)
225
120
105
Other
Unpaid
Family
Worker
152
96
56
Other
133
69
64
Don't
Know
58
28
30
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Table6.1Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Namibia
Table6.2Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Urban
Table6.3Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Rural
Table6.4Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Caprivi
Table6.5Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Erongo
Table6.6Householdpopulationbyrelationshiptohead
and sex, Hardap
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
2
064
489
1
074
082
990
407
Total
88
879
45
828
43
051
Head
464
839
203
503
261
336
Head
21
283
9
399
11
884
Spouse
161
860
141
981
19
879
Spouse
9
302
8
187
1
115
Son/Daughter
570
547
292
414
278
133
Son/Daughter
32
886
16
158
16
728
Son/Daughter
in
Law
24
125
14
227
9
898
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
030
568
462
Grand
Child
347
874
173
727
174
147
Grand
Child
9
240
4
504
4
736
Parent
13
271
10
195
3
076
Parent
519
430
89
Other
Relative
385
402
192
749
192
653
Other
Relative
11
958
5
832
6
126
Domestic
Worker
16
758
7
439
9
319
Domestic
Worker
1
327
242
1
085
Other
Non-Relative
78
240
37
027
41
213
Other
Non-Relative
1
313
497
816
Don't
Know
1
573
820
753
Don't
Know
21
11
10
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
872
448
452
413
420
035
Total
145
788
69
841
75
947
Head
228
955
96
032
132
923
Head
44
116
15
184
28
932
Spouse
79
715
67
570
12
145
Spouse
14
966
13
150
1
816
Son/Daughter
236
676
121
342
115
334
Son/Daughter
36
128
17
979
18
149
Son/Daughter
in
Law
9
081
5
192
3
889
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
269
694
575
Grand
Child
65
730
33
197
32
533
Grand
Child
9
770
4
788
4
982
Parent
6
381
4
890
1
491
Parent
901
678
223
Other
Relative
197
252
98
536
98
716
Other
Relative
29
207
13
090
16
117
Domestic
Worker
4
536
3
432
1
104
Domestic
Worker
670
278
392
Other
Non-Relative
43
432
21
871
21
561
Other
Non-Relative
8
686
3
962
4
724
Don't
Know
690
351
339
Don't
Know
75
38
37
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
1
192
041
621
669
570
372
Total
77
246
38
182
39
064
Head
235
884
107
471
128
413
Head
19
307
7
026
12
281
Spouse
82
145
74
411
7
734
Spouse
7
519
6
476
1
043
Son/Daughter
333
871
171
072
162
799
Son/Daughter
22
234
11
402
10
832
Son/Daughter
in
Law
15
044
9
035
6
009
Son/Daughter
in
Law
638
331
307
Grand
Child
282
144
140
530
141
614
Grand
Child
8
985
4
350
4
635
Parent
6
890
5
305
1
585
Parent
661
469
192
Other
Relative
188
150
94
213
93
937
Other
Relative
12
789
5
788
7
001
Other
Non-Relative
34
808
15
156
19
652
Other
Non-Relative
4
910
2
235
2
675
Don't
Know
883
469
414
Don't
Know
28
14
14
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Table6.7Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Karas
Table6.8Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Kavango
Table6.9Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Khomas
Table6.10Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Kunene
Table6.11Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Ohangwena
Table6.12Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Omaheke
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
74
766
37
270
37
496
Total
84
606
42
251
42
355
Head
20
988
7
779
13
209
Head
18
495
7
345
11
150
Spouse
6
953
6
143
810
Spouse
6
360
5
445
915
Son/Daughter
19
349
9
838
9
511
Son/Daughter
22
486
11
440
11
046
Son/Daughter
in
Law
509
285
224
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
285
661
624
Grand
Child
6
677
3
208
3
469
Grand
Child
9
781
4
853
4
928
Parent
483
338
145
Parent
630
475
155
Other
Relative
14
653
7
260
7
393
Other
Relative
21
501
10
578
10
923
Domestic
Worker
243
142
101
Domestic
Worker
514
94
420
Other
Non-Relative
4
863
2
247
2
616
Other
Non-Relative
3
496
1
331
2
165
Don't
Know
48
30
18
Don't
Know
58
29
29
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
219
468
117
429
102
039
Total
242
845
132
256
110
589
Head
36
741
15
762
20
979
Head
43
723
24
709
19
014
Spouse
17
079
15
748
1
331
Spouse
12
197
10
866
1
331
Son/Daughter
75
562
39
355
36
207
Son/Daughter
62
585
32
136
30
449
Son/Daughter
in
Law
4
532
2
646
1
886
Son/Daughter
in
Law
2
115
1
391
724
Grand
Child
39
905
19
813
20
092
Grand
Child
71
156
36
022
35
134
Parent
2
260
1
756
504
Parent
1
255
1
039
216
Other
Relative
39
211
20
310
18
901
Other
Relative
42
073
22
233
19
840
Domestic
Worker
900
379
521
Domestic
Worker
1
446
663
783
Other
Non-Relative
3
168
1
601
1
567
Other
Non-Relative
6
064
3
062
3
002
Don't
Know
110
59
51
Don't
Know
231
135
96
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
334
120
169
642
164
478
Total
69
620
33
479
36
141
Head
89
438
34
683
54
755
Head
16
174
5
441
10
733
Spouse
32
673
27
652
5
021
Spouse
5
718
5
018
700
Son/Daughter
86
731
44
337
42
394
Son/Daughter
17
871
8
930
8
941
Son/Daughter
in
Law
3
220
1
814
1
406
Son/Daughter
in
Law
992
564
428
Grand
Child
17
454
8
763
8
691
Grand
Child
8
248
3
998
4
250
Parent
2
350
1
820
530
Parent
452
323
129
Other
Relative
82
432
40
113
42
319
Other
Relative
14
038
6
727
7
311
Don't
Know
270
131
139
Don't
Know
59
23
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Table6.13Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
headandsex,Omusati
Table6.14Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Oshana
Table6.15Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Oshikoto
Table6.16Householdpopulationbyrelationshipto
head and sex, Otjozondjupa
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
240
791
132
530
108
261
Total
179
185
93
632
85
553
Head
46
698
25
806
20
892
Head
37
400
18
195
19
205
Spouse
13
932
12
679
1
253
Spouse
11
723
10
415
1
308
Son/Daughter
61
879
32
886
28
993
Son/Daughter
48
511
24
692
23
819
Son/Daughter
in
Law
2
285
1
528
757
Son/Daughter
in
Law
2
671
1
582
1
089
Grand
Child
73
196
36
803
36
393
Grand
Child
43
147
21
394
21
753
Parent
1
016
820
196
Parent
856
649
207
Other
Relative
34
057
18
074
15
983
Other
Relative
26
247
13
082
13
165
Domestic
Worker
2
525
1
219
1
306
Domestic
Worker
2
686
946
1
740
Other
Non-Relative
5
042
2
631
2
411
Other
Non-Relative
5
787
2
599
3
188
Don't
Know
161
84
77
Don't
Know
157
78
79
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Mal
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
240
79
132
530
108
261
Total
179
185
93
632
85
553
Head
46
698
25
806
20
892
Head
37
400
18
195
19
205
Spouse
13
932
12
679
1
253
Spouse
11
723
10
415
1
308
Son/Daughter
61
879
32
886
28
993
Son/Daughter
48
511
24
692
23
819
Son/Daughter
in
Law
2
285
1
528
757
Son/Daughter
in
Law
2
671
1
582
1
089
Grand
Child
73
196
36
803
36
393
Grand
Child
43
147
21
394
21
753
Parent
1
016
820
196
Parent
856
649
207
Oth r
Relative
34
057
18
074
15
983
Oth r
Relative
26
247
13
082
13
165
Domestic
Worker
2
525
1
219
1
306
Domestic
Worker
2
686
946
1
740
Other
Non-Relative
5
042
2
631
2
411
Other
Non-Relative
5
787
2
599
3
188
Don't
Know
161
84
77
Don't
Know
157
78
79
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
169
057
93
450
75
607
Total
138
118
68
292
69
826
Head
37
284
20
014
17
270
Head
33
192
12
160
21
032
Spouse
10
673
9
338
1
335
Spouse
12
765
10
864
1
901
Son/Daughter
44
530
23
227
21
303
Son/Daughter
39
795
20
034
19
761
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
672
1
105
567
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
907
1
058
849
Grand
Child
36
311
18
207
18
104
Grand
Child
14
004
7
024
6
980
Parent
789
612
177
Parent
1
099
786
313
Other
Relative
30
002
16
581
13
421
Other
Relative
27
234
13
081
14
153
Domestic
Worker
1
653
1
146
507
Domestic
Worker
1
254
364
890
Other
Non-Relative
5
932
3
100
2
832
Other
Non-Relative
6
724
2
853
3
871
Don't
Know
211
120
91
Don't
Know
144
68
76
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Relationship
to
Head
Total
Female
Male
Total
169
057
93
450
75
607
Total
138
118
68
92
69
826
Head
37
284
20
014
17
270
Head
33
192
12
160
21
032
Spouse
10
673
9
338
1
335
Spouse
12
765
10
864
1
901
Son/Daughter
44
530
23
227
21
03
Son/Daughter
39
795
20
034
19
761
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
672
1
105
567
Son/Daughter
in
Law
1
907
1
058
849
Grand
Child
36
311
18
207
18
104
Grand
Child
14
004
7
024
6
980
Parent
789
612
177
Parent
1
099
786
13
Other
Relative
30
002
16
581
13
421
Other
Relative
27
234
13
081
14
153
Domestic
Worker
1
653
1
146
507
Domestic
Worker
1
254
364
890
Other
Non-Relative
5
932
3
100
2
832
Other
Non-Relative
6
724
2
853
3
871
Don't
Know
211
120
91
Don't
Know
144
68
76
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Table6.17Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Namibia
Table6.18Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Urban
Table6.19Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Rural
Table6.20Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Caprivi
Table6.21Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Erongo
Table6.22Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Hardap
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Farming
76
379
417
493
Farming
4
381
19
044
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
54
010
221
328
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
5
361
22
365
Wages
and
Salaries
221
887
870
823
Wages
and
Salaries
6
277
26
292
Old-Age
Pension
65
724
370
770
Old-Age
Pension
2
942
12
214
Cash
Remittances
25
209
89
619
Cash
Remittances
1
263
4
379
Retirement
Fund
3
618
14
792
Retirement
Fund
172
879
Orphan's
Grant
6
066
33
993
Orphan's
Grant
364
1
696
Disability
Grant
3
213
14
882
Disability
Grant
194
733
Others
8
733
30
789
Others
329
1
277
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Farming
5
134
26
489
Farming
1
101
4
624
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
33
093
124
365
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
4
065
12
746
Wages
and
Salaries
155
637
594
542
Wages
and
Salaries
32
122
108
028
Old-Age
Pension
12
622
54
423
Old-Age
Pension
3
004
10
015
Cash
Remittances
13
435
41
407
Cash
Remittances
2
164
5
715
Retirement
Fund
2
266
7
806
Retirement
Fund
648
1
684
Orphan's
Grant
1
250
6
016
Orphan's
Grant
107
523
Disability
Grant
990
4
161
Disability
Grant
152
460
Others
4
528
13
239
Others
753
1
993
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Farming
71
245
391
004
Farming
1
323
5
234
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
20
917
96
963
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
808
3
248
Wages
and
Salaries
66
250
276
281
Wages
and
Salaries
12
401
49
967
Old-Age
Pension
53
102
316
347
Old-Age
Pension
2
588
10
834
Cash
Remittances
11
774
48
212
Cash
Remittances
1
287
4
556
Retirement
Fund
1
352
6
986
Retirement
Fund
216
918
Orphan's
Grant
4
816
27
977
Orphan's
Grant
114
577
Disability
Grant
2
223
10
721
Disability
Grant
250
976
Others
4
205
17
550
Others
320
936
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Table6.23Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Karas
Table6.24Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Kavango
Table6.25Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Khomas
Table6.26Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Kunene
Table6.27Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Ohangwena
Table6.28Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Omaheke
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Farming
996
4
149
Farming
5
847
36
135
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
1
080
3
283
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
1
424
5
707
Wages
and
Salaries
15
032
52
593
Wages
and
Salaries
7
575
25
999
Old-Age
Pension
1
965
8
706
Old-Age
Pension
2
039
10
835
Cash
Remittances
1
051
3
110
Cash
Remittances
959
3
285
Retirement
Fund
228
953
Retirement
Fund
136
529
Orphan's
Grant
82
403
Orphan's
Grant
99
520
Disability
Grant
135
466
Disability
Grant
127
631
Others
419
1
103
Others
289
965
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Farming
15
785
99
871
Farming
11
240
65
800
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
4
387
25
449
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
5
274
24
152
Wages
and
Salaries
8
051
42
519
Wages
and
Salaries
9
726
46
209
Old-Age
Pension
4
486
29
307
Old-Age
Pension
12
470
82
560
Cash
Remittances
2
094
10
796
Cash
Remittances
2
647
10
950
Retirement
Fund
197
1
232
Retirement
Fund
230
1
485
Orphan's
Grant
606
3
981
Orphan's
Grant
1
265
7
739
Disability
Grant
483
3
031
Disability
Grant
391
2
013
Others
652
3
282
Others
480
1
937
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Farming
1
268
5
106
Farming
3
476
17
099
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
12
609
45
612
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
1
182
4
441
Wages
and
Salaries
65
015
250
024
Wages
and
Salaries
7
894
31
509
Old-Age
Pension
3
053
11
420
Old-Age
Pension
1
970
10
018
Cash
Remittances
4
635
13
089
Cash
Remittances
1
030
3
810
Retirement
Fund
679
2
170
Retirement
Fund
108
460
Orphan's
Grant
197
896
Orphan's
Grant
119
662
Disability
Grant
178
687
Disability
Grant
122
548
Others
1
804
5
116
Others
273
1
073
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Table6.29Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income,Omusati
Table6.30Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Oshana
Table6.31Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Oshikoto
Table6.32Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
income, Otjozondjupa
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Farming
10
259
54
231
Farming
12
449
63
647
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
4
872
22
036
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
3
196
13
593
Wages
and
Salaries
11
882
52
124
Wages
and
Salaries
11
116
45
363
Old-Age
Pension
14
405
88
474
Old-Age
Pension
6
797
40
255
Cash
Remittances
2
331
9
487
Cash
Remittances
2
020
7
668
Retirement
Fund
284
1
367
Retirement
Fund
244
1
174
Orphan's
Grant
1
314
7
607
Orphan's
Grant
732
3
970
Disability
Grant
467
2
202
Disability
Grant
241
1
126
Others
884
3
263
Others
605
2
389
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Source
of
Income
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Farming
4
890
26
166
Farming
3
364
16
387
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
6
414
25
272
Business
Activity
-
Non
Farming
3
338
13
424
Wages
and
Salaries
15
016
61
067
Wages
and
Salaries
19
780
79
129
Old-Age
Pension
6
960
41
565
Old-Age
Pension
3
045
14
567
Cash
Remittances
1
798
5
638
Cash
Remittances
1
930
7
136
Retirement
Fund
182
842
Retirement
Fund
294
1
099
Orphan's
Grant
840
4
361
Orphan's
Grant
227
1
058
Disability
Grant
256
1
151
Disability
Grant
217
858
Others
928
2
995
Others
997
4
460
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Table6.33Distributionofhouseholdsowningselectedassetsbyarea
Area
Households
Car
Bicycle
Radio
Television
Telephone
(Mobile)
Animal
Drawn
Cart
Computer/
Laptop
Namibia
464
839
103
755
51
019
332
847
176
164
280
357
29
176
67
798
Urban
228
955
68
226
25
691
172
970
141
944
162
936
2
988
59
612
Rural
235
884
35
529
25
328
159
877
34
220
117
421
26
188
8
186
Caprivi
21
283
1
696
2
054
13
731
7
079
11
568
590
1
219
Erongo
44
116
12
169
5
361
34
498
28
634
30
650
1
416
10
119
Hardap
19
307
4
414
2
124
13
863
10
220
13
293
2
331
2
767
Karas
20
988
4
737
2
667
15
522
11
261
15
142
1
476
3
619
Kavango
36
741
3
358
2
152
22
947
8
549
16
451
1
045
2
323
Khomas
89
438
32
441
9
881
66
313
56
086
66
981
1
447
31
876
Kunene
18
495
2
820
1
043
10
431
4
587
9
183
2
443
1
249
Ohangwena
43
723
6
374
4
302
32
455
5
125
23
247
638
1
297
Omaheke
16
174
3
354
795
11
008
4
908
9
390
2
645
1
192
Omusati
46
698
9
217
9
390
32
979
5
107
23
357
6
938
1
505
Oshana
37
284
8
945
4
226
29
845
12
115
18
934
1
843
4
075
Oshikoto
37
400
6
918
2
947
26
462
7
120
20
453
4
271
2
077
Otjozondjupa
33
192
7
312
4
077
22
793
15
373
21
708
2
093
4
480
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sh
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37
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1.
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0.
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0.
9
1.
2
5.
7
86
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2.
3
0.
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33
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Table6.34Distributionofhouseholdsbymainlanguagespokenandarea
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Table6.35Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedinlivestockactivitybysectorandarea
Table6.36Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedincropactivitybysectorandarea
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communa
l/Subsiste
nce
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
116
548
83.2
4.5
0.3
11.9
Urban
228
955
17
980
70.8
9.6
0.9
18.7
Rural
235
884
98
568
85.5
3.6
0.2
10.7
Caprivi
21
283
4
346
72.1
1.2
0.3
26.4
Erongo
44
116
3
877
76.4
9.6
0.3
13.7
Hardap
19
307
3
753
55.4
23.3
1.0
20.3
Karas
20
988
2
551
66.5
18.7
1.3
13.4
Kavango
36
741
8
384
83.7
1.6
0.3
14.5
Khomas
89
438
7
063
65.7
14.5
1.2
18.5
Kunene
18
495
7
598
78.8
5.9
0.3
14.9
Ohangwena
43
723
19
530
95.5
0.2
0.1
4.2
Omaheke
16
174
4
292
64.6
8.9
0.5
26.1
Omusati
46
698
22
032
93.3
0.7
0.1
5.9
Oshana
37
284
10
701
78.1
0.9
0.2
20.8
Oshikoto
37
400
16
369
91.1
2.2
0.2
6.5
Otjozondjupa
33
192
6
052
70.4
13.5
0.5
15.6
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communa
l/Subsiste
nce
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
152
408
87.9
1.0
0.2
10.9
Urban
228
955
17
603
72.6
2.9
0.7
23.7
Rural
235
884
134
805
89.9
0.8
0.1
9.2
Caprivi
21
283
8
705
76.3
0.6
0.1
23.1
Erongo
44
116
1
629
61.2
5.3
0.4
33.1
Hardap
19
307
627
44.3
12.1
1.3
42.3
Karas
20
988
510
50.4
4.7
1.0
43.9
Kavango
36
741
19
457
88.5
0.6
0.1
10.8
Khomas
89
438
4
582
73.0
3.6
0.7
22.7
Kunene
18
495
4
852
77.3
1.4
0.1
21.2
Ohangwena
43
723
34
644
96.4
0.2
_
3.4
Omaheke
16
174
1
204
34.5
6.6
0.8
58.1
Omusati
46
698
32
602
93.3
0.2
0.1
6.3
Oshana
37
284
16
988
77.3
1.4
0.4
20.9
Oshikoto
37
400
23
531
95.5
1.0
0.1
3.4
Otjozondjupa
33
192
3
077
56.1
7.6
0.5
35.7
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Table6.37Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedinpoultryactivitybysectorandarea
Table6.38Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedinagro-processingactivitybysectorandarea
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communal/
Subsistence
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
62
614
82.0
1.1
0.3
16.6
Urban
228
955
4
678
68.0
4.9
1.1
26.0
Rural
235
884
57
936
83.1
0.8
0.3
15.8
Caprivi
21
283
1
474
64.5
1.0
0.1
34.5
Erongo
44
116
644
72.8
4.0
0.5
22.7
Hardap
19
307
491
45.6
3.9
1.4
49.1
Karas
20
988
290
60.0
2.8
0.7
36.6
Kavango
36
741
2
890
81.8
1.3
0.6
16.3
Khomas
89
438
1
324
67.9
4.8
1.7
25.6
Kunene
18
495
1
111
68.0
3.0
0.6
28.4
Ohangwena
43
723
15
274
93.7
0.3
0.1
6.0
Omaheke
16
174
1
063
35.5
8.1
0.5
56.0
Omusati
46
698
15
472
90.6
0.5
0.1
8.9
Oshana
37
284
8
215
72.4
1.7
0.8
25.1
Oshikoto
37
400
12
997
76.5
0.6
0.3
22.6
Otjozondjupa
33
192
1
369
66.0
5.8
0.5
27.8
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communal/
Subsistence
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
1
817
50.1
13.8
9.4
26.7
Urban
228
955
474
51.1
15.4
4.9
28.7
Rural
235
884
1
343
49.7
13.2
11.0
26.1
Caprivi
21
283
58
69.0
8.6
12.1
10.3
Erongo
44
116
35
17.1
14.3
5.7
62.9
Hardap
19
307
38
39.5
13.2
2.6
44.7
Karas
20
988
16
18.8
6.3
37.5
37.5
Kavango
36
741
307
63.2
5.9
3.9
27.0
Khomas
89
438
152
62.5
15.8
5.9
15.8
Kunene
18
495
35
28.6
25.7
8.6
37.1
Ohangwena
43
723
289
47.1
10.0
12.1
30.8
Omaheke
16
174
46
34.8
21.7
17.4
26.1
Omusati
46
698
205
61.0
6.8
10.7
21.5
Oshana
37
284
264
50.8
15.5
6.4
27.3
Oshikoto
37
400
205
33.7
20.0
17.6
28.8
Otjozondjupa
33
192
167
40.1
28.7
7.8
23.4
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Table6.39PercentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedinHorticultureactivitybysectorandarea
Table6.40Percentagedistributionofhouseholdsengagedinotheractivitiesbysectorandarea
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communal/
Subsistence
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
4
799
45.6
7.0
3.6
43.7
Urban
228
955
1
703
49.0
5.2
2.1
43.7
Rural
235
884
3
096
43.8
8.1
4.4
43.7
Caprivi
21
283
540
44.1
1.5
0.4
54.1
Erongo
44
116
199
49.2
4.5
2.5
43.7
Hardap
19
307
126
61.1
7.1
1.6
30.2
Karas
20
988
97
54.6
12.4
1.0
32.0
Kavango
36
741
180
38.3
20.0
15.6
26.1
Khomas
89
438
475
59.2
5.9
2.3
32.6
Kunene
18
495
151
37.7
4.0
0.7
57.6
Ohangwena
43
723
242
55.4
12.0
6.6
26.0
Omaheke
16
174
195
50.3
5.1
2.6
42.1
Omusati
46
698
817
45.8
6.6
2.6
45.0
Oshana
37
284
604
47.2
4.5
4.8
43.5
Oshikoto
37
400
783
31.8
8.0
5.2
54.9
Otjozondjupa
33
192
390
45.1
12.1
2.8
40.0
Area
Households
Total
Households
in
agricultural
activities
Communal/
Subsistence
Sector
Commercial
Sector
Emerging
Sector
Small
Scale
Sector
Namibia
464
839
1
091
38.7
21.4
12.7
27.1
Urban
228
955
316
36.1
21.8
11.4
30.7
Rural
235
884
775
39.7
21.3
13.3
25.7
Caprivi
21
283
36
27.8
27.8
19.4
25.0
Erongo
44
116
56
5.4
28.6
5.4
60.7
Hardap
19
307
23
21.7
17.4
4.3
56.5
Karas
20
988
14
-
28.6
14.3
57.1
Kavango
36
741
92
20.7
31.5
28.3
19.6
Khomas
89
438
112
31.3
28.6
8.0
32.1
Kunene
18
495
33
45.5
21.2
6.1
27.3
Ohangwena
43
723
117
40.2
22.2
16.2
21.4
Omaheke
16
174
34
52.9
17.6
5.9
23.5
Omusati
46
698
135
42.2
18.5
12.6
26.7
Oshana
37
284
151
38.4
7.3
15.9
38.4
Oshikoto
37
400
141
43.3
20.6
15.6
20.6
Otjozondjupa
33
192
147
63.9
23.8
3.4
8.8
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Table6.41Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Namibia
Table6.42Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Urban
Table6.43Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Rural
Table6.44Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Caprivi
Table6.45Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Erongo
Table6.46Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Hardap
Table6.47Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Karas
Table6.48Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Kavango
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
339
277
1
896
373
Total
6
440
25
667
Livestock
116
548
650
875
Livestock
3
877
15
828
Crop
152
408
850
566
Crop
1
629
6
184
Poultry
62
614
353
120
Poultry
644
2
567
Horticulture
4
799
25
457
Horticulture
35
127
Agro
processing
1
817
10
257
Agro
processing
199
740
Other
1
091
6
098
Other
56
221
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
42
754
205
974
Total
5
058
22
132
Livestock
17
980
84
923
Livestock
3
753
16
237
Crop
17
603
85
572
Crop
627
2
799
Poultry
4
678
23
872
Poultry
491
2
327
Horticulture
474
2
162
Horticulture
38
145
Agro
processing
1
703
8
089
Agro
processing
126
553
Other
316
1
356
Other
23
91
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
296
523
1
690
399
Total
3
478
14
894
Livestock
98
568
565
952
Livestock
2
551
10
792
Crop
134
805
764
994
Crop
510
2
030
Poultry
57
936
329
248
Poultry
290
1
504
Horticulture
1
343
8
095
Horticulture
16
71
Agro
processing
3
096
17
368
Agro
processing
97
437
Other
775
4
742
Other
14
60
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
15
159
69
314
Total
31
310
204
822
Livestock
4
346
20
179
Livestock
8
384
55
920
Crop
8
705
38
995
Crop
19
457
125
515
Poultry
1
474
7
055
Poultry
2
890
19
280
Horticulture
58
230
Agro
processing
307
2
072
Agro
processing
540
2
689
Horticulture
180
1
305
Other
36
166
Other
92
730
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Table6.49Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Khomas
Table6.50Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Kunene
Table6.51Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Ohangwena
Table6.52Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Omaheke
Table6.53Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Omusati
Table6.54Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Oshana
Table6.55Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Oshikoto
Table6.56Householdsandpopulationbytypeofown
accountagriculturalactivity,Otjozondjupa
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
13
708
59
227
Total
71
263
399
290
Livestock
7
063
30
886
Livestock
22
032
126
178
Crop
4
582
19
300
Crop
32
602
181
030
Poultry
1
324
5
849
Poultry
15
472
85
448
Horticulture
152
613
Horticulture
205
1
270
Agro
processing
475
2
130
Agro
processing
817
4
516
Other
112
449
Other
135
848
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
13
780
81
240
Total
36
923
207
451
Livestock
7
598
44
019
Livestock
10
701
62
878
Crop
4
852
29
683
Crop
16
988
92
207
Poultry
1
111
6
412
Poultry
8
215
46
721
Horticulture
35
179
Horticulture
264
1
497
Agro
processing
151
775
Agro
processing
604
3
306
Other
33
172
Other
151
842
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
70
096
433
111
Total
54
026
290
186
Livestock
19
530
127
037
Livestock
16
369
90
761
Crop
34
644
207
724
Crop
23
531
123
278
Poultry
15
274
94
070
Poultry
12
997
69
590
Horticulture
289
1
895
Horticulture
205
1
205
Agro
processing
242
1
481
Agro
processing
783
4
570
Other
117
904
Other
141
782
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Agricultural
activity
Households
Population
Total
6
834
34
854
Total
11
202
54
165
Livestock
4
292
21
300
Livestock
6
052
28
860
Crop
1
204
6
628
Crop
3
077
15
193
Poultry
1
063
5
476
Poultry
1
369
6
821
Horticulture
46
208
Horticulture
167
745
Agro
processing
195
1
039
Agro
processing
390
1
916
Other
34
203
Other
147
630
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Table7.1Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Namibia
Table7.2Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Urban
Table7.3Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Rural
Table7.4Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Caprivi
Table7.5Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Erongo
Table7.6Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Hardap
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Detached
House
139
965
592
540
Detached
House
3
529
16
007
Semi-Detached
House
35
815
144
344
Semi-Detached
House
484
1
918
Apartment/Flat
22
466
57
179
Apartment/Flat
546
2
220
Guest
Flat
3
737
11
157
Guest
Flat
37
132
Part
Commercial/Industrial
2
239
7
928
Part
Commercial/Industrial
15
52
Mobile
Home
2
642
8
587
Mobile
Home
187
651
Single
Quarters
7
493
23
863
Single
Quarters
109
435
Traditional
Dwelling
175
036
967
690
Traditional
Dwelling
13
455
56
240
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
74
177
246
083
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
2
885
11
090
Others
1
269
5
118
Others
36
134
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Detached
House
99
827
424
851
Detached
House
18
112
70
483
Semi-Detached
House
27
286
108
927
Semi-Detached
House
4
730
17
304
Apartment/Flat
18
521
45
747
Apartment/Flat
3
505
8
358
Guest
Flat
3
063
8
326
Guest
Flat
466
1
114
Part
Commercial/Industrial
1
266
4
497
Part
Commercial/Industrial
84
226
Mobile
Home
956
2
847
Mobile
Home
141
318
Single
Quarters
5
240
16
567
Single
Quarters
1
022
3
174
Traditional
Dwelling
9
918
56
708
Traditional
Dwelling
1
659
6
022
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
62
316
202
003
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
14
324
38
593
Others
562
1
975
Others
73
196
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Detached
House
40
138
167
689
Detached
House
11
441
47
505
Semi-Detached
House
8
529
35
417
Semi-Detached
House
1
784
7
552
Apartment/Flat
3
945
11
432
Apartment/Flat
715
1
998
Guest
Flat
674
2
831
Guest
Flat
94
299
Part
Commercial/Industrial
973
3
431
Part
Commercial/Industrial
74
285
Mobile
Home
1
686
5
740
Mobile
Home
95
290
Single
Quarters
2
253
7
296
Single
Quarters
181
606
Traditional
Dwelling
165
118
910
982
Traditional
Dwelling
112
402
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
11
861
44
080
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
4
777
18
177
Others
707
3
143
Others
34
132
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Table7.7Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Karas
Table7.8Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Kavango
Table7.9Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Khomas
Table7.10Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Kunene
Table7.11Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Ohangwena
Table7.12Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Omaheke
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Detached
House
9
823
39
698
Detached
House
6
292
25
587
Semi-Detached
House
1
831
7
213
Semi-Detached
House
1
440
5
591
Apartment/Flat
1
590
3
443
Apartment/Flat
648
1
646
Guest
Flat
262
779
Guest
Flat
80
235
Part
Commercial/Industrial
100
324
Part
Commercial/Industrial
82
276
Mobile
Home
186
478
Mobile
Home
404
1
325
Single
Quarters
671
1
563
Single
Quarters
188
649
Traditional
Dwelling
1
042
3
320
Traditional
Dwelling
7
603
43
182
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
5
459
17
774
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
1
617
5
583
Others
24
174
Others
141
532
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Detached
House
6
173
33
995
Detached
House
2
372
10
080
Semi-Detached
House
1
102
5
637
Semi-Detached
House
967
3
697
Apartment/Flat
377
1
376
Apartment/Flat
1
092
2
666
Guest
Flat
70
396
Guest
Flat
261
1
171
Part
Commercial/Industrial
50
257
Part
Commercial/Industrial
275
890
Mobile
Home
84
373
Mobile
Home
163
593
Single
Quarters
454
1
924
Single
Quarters
395
1
151
Traditional
Dwelling
26
794
166
824
Traditional
Dwelling
35
859
216
405
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
1
583
8
410
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
2
234
5
587
Others
54
276
Others
105
605
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Detached
House
38
349
164
290
Detached
House
8
690
37
924
Semi-Detached
House
11
627
45
781
Semi-Detached
House
1
138
4
824
Apartment/Flat
7
743
20
872
Apartment/Flat
403
1
225
Guest
Flat
1
462
3
874
Guest
Flat
100
327
Part
Commercial/Industrial
535
2
027
Part
Commercial/Industrial
124
604
Mobile
Home
296
919
Mobile
Home
138
484
Single
Quarters
1
486
5
045
Single
Quarters
294
1
138
Traditional
Dwelling
293
1
147
Traditional
Dwelling
2
242
10
955
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
27
353
89
182
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
2
973
11
891
Others
294
983
Others
72
248
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Table7.13Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit,Omusati
Table7.14Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Oshana
Table7.15Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Oshikoto
Table7.16Householdsandpopulationbytypeofhousing
unit, Otjozondjupa
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Detached
House
3
454
13
765
Detached
House
5
323
21
809
Semi-Detached
House
893
3
255
Semi-Detached
House
2
293
9
686
Apartment/Flat
1
341
2
588
Apartment/Flat
829
2
204
Guest
Flat
170
446
Guest
Flat
176
558
Part
Commercial/Industrial
159
590
Part
Commercial/Industrial
267
697
Mobile
Home
272
902
Mobile
Home
163
476
Single
Quarters
353
1
006
Single
Quarters
397
1
207
Traditional
Dwelling
39
475
216
513
Traditional
Dwelling
26
054
135
581
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
498
1
368
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
1
784
6
472
Others
83
358
Others
114
495
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Type
of
housing
unit
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Detached
House
9
967
42
235
Detached
House
16
440
69
162
Semi-Detached
House
3
952
17
613
Semi-Detached
House
3
574
14
273
Apartment/Flat
2
720
5
971
Apartment/Flat
957
2
612
Guest
Flat
333
1
016
Guest
Flat
226
810
Part
Commercial/Industrial
221
716
Part
Commercial/Industrial
253
984
Mobile
Home
210
743
Mobile
Home
303
1
035
Single
Quarters
773
2
262
Single
Quarters
1
170
3
703
Traditional
Dwelling
16
208
89
613
Traditional
Dwelling
4
240
21
486
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
2
812
8
521
Improvised
Housing
Unit
(Shack)
5
878
23
435
Others
88
367
Others
151
618
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Table7.17HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Namibia
Table7.18HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Urban
Table7.19HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Rural
Table7.20HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Caprivi
Table7.21HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Erongo
Table7.22HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Hardap
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
66
200
297
830
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
1
926
9
138
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
260
786
1
288
690
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
16
284
68
682
Rented
(Government)
6
443
21
246
Rented
(Government)
119
418
Rented
(Local
Authority)
11
220
48
174
Rented
(Local
Authority)
37
122
Rented
(Parastatal)
2
409
8
030
Rented
(Parastatal)
51
194
Rented
(Private
Firm)
12
864
38
319
Rented
(Private
Firm)
62
172
Rented
(Individual)
42
136
119
545
Rented
(Individual)
1
176
3
804
Occupied
Rent
Free
58
620
221
844
Occupied
Rent
Free
1
573
6
137
Others
4
161
20
811
Others
55
212
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
52
701
230
239
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
8
915
35
429
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
85
536
360
578
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
12
205
45
225
Rented
(Government)
6
443
21
246
Rented
(Government)
582
1
767
Rented
(Local
Authority)
7
879
30
527
Rented
(Local
Authority)
1
427
5
231
Rented
(Parastatal)
2
409
8
030
Rented
(Parastatal)
331
1
118
Rented
(Private
Firm)
10
461
30
460
Rented
(Private
Firm)
2
697
7
774
Rented
(Individual)
39
603
111
159
Rented
(Individual)
12
718
33
206
Occupied
Rent
Free
22
906
76
495
Occupied
Rent
Free
5
119
15
700
Others
1
017
3
714
Others
122
338
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
13
499
67
591
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
2
812
12
935
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
175
250
928
112
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
9
441
39
120
Rented
(Government)
0
0
Rented
(Government)
387
1
386
Rented
(Local
Authority)
3
341
17
647
Rented
(Local
Authority)
496
2
466
Rented
(Parastatal)
0
0
Rented
(Parastatal)
52
210
Rented
(Private
Firm)
2
403
7
859
Rented
(Private
Firm)
344
1
202
Rented
(Individual)
2
533
8
386
Rented
(Individual)
1
118
4
011
Occupied
Rent
Free
35
714
145
349
Occupied
Rent
Free
4
624
15
767
Others
3
144
17
097
Others
33
149
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Table7.23HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Karas
Table7.24HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Kavango
Table7.25HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Khomas
Table7.26HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Kunene
Table7.27HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Ohangwena
Table7.28HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Omaheke
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
2
765
11
994
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
1
850
8
201
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
7
521
29
619
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
11
419
58
584
Rented
(Government)
438
1
462
Rented
(Government)
368
1
123
Rented
(Local
Authority)
1
067
3
499
Rented
(Local
Authority)
602
2
657
Rented
(Parastatal)
852
2
393
Rented
(Parastatal)
46
144
Rented
(Private
Firm)
1
477
4
344
Rented
(Private
Firm)
187
592
Rented
(Individual)
1
522
4
440
Rented
(Individual)
423
1
302
Occupied
Rent
Free
5
184
16
475
Occupied
Rent
Free
3
426
11
426
Others
162
540
Others
174
577
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
2
692
15
114
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
1
875
9
446
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
27
041
164
294
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
37
186
215
657
Rented
(Government)
328
1
348
Rented
(Government)
171
439
Rented
(Local
Authority)
312
1
670
Rented
(Local
Authority)
610
3
666
Rented
(Parastatal)
34
140
Rented
(Parastatal)
41
111
Rented
(Private
Firm)
247
779
Rented
(Private
Firm)
475
1
352
Rented
(Individual)
408
1
466
Rented
(Individual)
1
184
2
794
Occupied
Rent
Free
3
707
22
708
Occupied
Rent
Free
1
990
8
495
Others
1
972
11
949
Others
191
885
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
23
491
104
040
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
1
944
8
155
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
29
736
114
337
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
7
799
35
553
Rented
(Government)
2
003
6
594
Rented
(Government)
235
737
Rented
(Local
Authority)
1
869
7
697
Rented
(Local
Authority)
174
648
Rented
(Parastatal)
452
1
655
Rented
(Parastatal)
24
98
Rented
(Private
Firm)
3
821
11
903
Rented
(Private
Firm)
251
787
Rented
(Individual)
15
655
46
425
Rented
(Individual)
575
1
685
Occupied
Rent
Free
11
949
39
747
Occupied
Rent
Free
5
004
21
202
Others
462
1
722
Others
168
755
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183NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.29HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Omusati
Table7.30HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Oshana
Table7.31HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Oshikoto
Table7.32HouseholdandPopulationbytenurestatus,
Otjozondjupa
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
3
379
16
235
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
3
158
14
758
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
37
167
199
213
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
28
126
140
725
Rented
(Government)
147
332
Rented
(Government)
144
560
Rented
(Local
Authority)
1
252
6
561
Rented
(Local
Authority)
851
4
112
Rented
(Parastatal)
34
94
Rented
(Parastatal)
71
285
Rented
(Private
Firm)
511
1
208
Rented
(Private
Firm)
572
1
719
Rented
(Individual)
1
034
2
257
Rented
(Individual)
1
052
3
154
Occupied
Rent
Free
3
026
14
204
Occupied
Rent
Free
3
340
13
489
Others
148
687
Others
86
383
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Tenure
Status
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
5
955
27
357
Owner
Occupied
With
Mortgage
5
438
25
028
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
22
613
112
769
Owner
Occupied
Without
Mortgage
14
248
64
912
Rented
(Government)
729
2
250
Rented
(Government)
792
2
830
Rented
(Local
Authority)
935
4
039
Rented
(Local
Authority)
1
588
5
806
Rented
(Parastatal)
215
691
Rented
(Parastatal)
206
897
Rented
(Private
Firm)
1
307
3
526
Rented
(Private
Firm)
913
2
961
Rented
(Individual)
2
945
7
589
Rented
(Individual)
2
326
7
412
Occupied
Rent
Free
2
267
9
357
Occupied
Rent
Free
7
411
27
137
Others
318
1
479
Others
270
1
135
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Table7.33Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Namibia
Table7.34Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Urban
Table7.35Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Rural
Table7.36Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Caprivi
Table7.37Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Erongo
Table7.38Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Hardap
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Cement
Blocks/Brick
190
897
810
236
Cement
Blocks/Brick
3
230
14
273
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
3
848
17
920
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
88
420
Mud/Day
Bricks
35
805
202
690
Mud/Day
Bricks
4
574
18
784
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
95
262
349
033
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
170
572
Prefabricated
Materials
14
354
43
950
Prefabricated
Materials
117
393
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
77
992
403
528
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
1
899
7
890
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
39
009
208
868
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
11
007
45
826
Tin
3
423
13
066
Tin
9
50
Other
4
249
15
198
Other
189
671
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Cement
Blocks/Brick
130
560
522
917
Cement
Blocks/Brick
25
416
93
037
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
1
656
6
672
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
183
687
Mud/Day
Bricks
4
504
22
479
Mud/Day
Bricks
229
878
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
63
168
215
172
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
2
981
9
361
Prefabricated
Materials
11
015
31
513
Prefabricated
Materials
8
274
21
625
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
8
141
30
820
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
4
958
13
733
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
5
755
28
954
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
677
2
668
Tin
1
894
6
408
Tin
384
1
102
Other
2
262
7
513
Other
1
014
2
697
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Cement
Blocks/Brick
60
337
287
319
Cement
Blocks/Brick
11
810
49
090
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
2
192
11
248
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
67
264
Mud/Day
Bricks
31
301
180
211
Mud/Day
Bricks
26
99
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
32
094
133
861
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
6
782
25
379
Prefabricated
Materials
3
339
12
437
Prefabricated
Materials
227
935
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
69
851
372
708
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
54
200
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
33
254
179
914
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
16
46
Tin
1
529
6
658
Tin
256
1
004
Other
1
987
7
685
Other
69
229
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Table7.39Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Karas
Table7.40Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Kavango
Table7.41Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Khomas
Table7.42Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Kunene
Table7.43Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Ohangwena
Table7.44Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Omaheke
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Cement
Blocks/Brick
11
941
45
691
Cement
Blocks/Brick
6,265
24
198
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
104
399
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
88
340
Mud/Day
Bricks
220
803
Mud/Day
Bricks
289
1
231
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
5
822
19
802
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
2
252
7
547
Prefabricated
Materials
741
1
895
Prefabricated
Materials
505
1
462
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
1
159
3
172
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
789
3
954
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
254
836
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
7
718
43
915
Tin
682
1973
Tin
66
270
Other
65
195
Other
523
1
689
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Cement
Blocks/Brick
5
947
31
425
Cement
Blocks/Brick
10
027
54
672
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
300
1
698
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
437
2
427
Mud/Day
Bricks
5
378
34
455
Mud/Day
Bricks
13
500
82
311
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
2
495
12
389
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
5
295
19
715
Prefabricated
Materials
591
2
880
Prefabricated
Materials
252
1
133
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
9
565
57
314
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
12
969
75
391
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
12
182
77
756
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
902
5
597
Tin
51
282
Tin
102
533
Other
232
1
269
Other
239
1
066
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Cement
Blocks/Brick
51
768
208
017
Cement
Blocks/Brick
6
844
28
388
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
378
1
481
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
269
1,215
Mud/Day
Bricks
178
745
Mud/Day
Bricks
217
1,068
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
34
239
113
553
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
6
550
28
045
Prefabricated
Materials
1
064
3
587
Prefabricated
Materials
511
2,204
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
306
1
130
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
186
803
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
75
255
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
1
155
6
025
Tin
631
2
348
Tin
265
1
178
Other
799
3
004
Other
177
694
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Table7.45Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforouterwalls,Omusati
Table7.46Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Oshana
Table7.47Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Oshikoto
Table7.48Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for outer walls, Otjozondjupa
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Cement
Blocks/Brick
13
092
66
507
Cement
Blocks/Brick
11
550
55
446
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
419
2
171
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
427
2
153
Mud/Day
Bricks
4
355
25
804
Mud/Day
Bricks
3
692
20
692
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
4
376
18
497
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
6
502
25
657
Prefabricated
Materials
391
1
511
Prefabricated
Materials
303
1
136
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
22
128
116
141
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
13
459
66
917
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
1
673
9
154
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
1
199
6
081
Tin
62
272
Tin
135
574
Other
202
734
Other
133
529
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Main
material
used
for
outer
walls
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Cement
Blocks/Brick
15
468
68
313
Cement
Blocks/Brick
17
539
71
179
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
636
2
764
Burnt
Bricks/Face
Bricks
452
1
901
Mud/Day
Bricks
1
436
7
732
Mud/Day
Bricks
1
711
8
088
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
8
519
29
890
Corrugated
Iron/Zinc
9
279
38
626
Prefabricated
Materials
537
2
330
Prefabricated
Materials
841
2
859
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
9
735
53
049
Wood
Poles/Sticks
or
Grass/Reeds
785
3
834
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
643
3
504
Sticks
with
Mud/Day
Cow
Dung
1
508
7
205
Tin
71
342
Tin
709
3
138
Other
239
1
133
Other
368
1
288
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187NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.49Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Namibia
Table7.50Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Urban
Table7.52Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Caprivi
Table7.53Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Erongo
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
286
278
1184
086
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
10
415
44
509
Asbestos
Sheet
28
061
102
471
Asbestos
Sheet
186
787
Brick
Tiles
3
256
11
514
Brick
Tiles
14
62
Concrete
1
878
6
348
Concrete
13
53
Thatch
Grass
120
609
668
218
Thatch
Grass
10
074
41
016
Slate
1
548
5
770
Slate
8
29
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
10
295
33
220
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
104
491
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
3
772
21
493
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
237
1
034
Tin
3
709
14
612
Tin
28
145
Others
5
433
16
757
Others
204
753
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
178
615
692
173
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
10
505
37
265
Asbestos
Sheet
25
803
92
826
Asbestos
Sheet
19
815
70
650
Brick
Tiles
2
748
8
961
Brick
Tiles
1
190
3
351
Concrete
1
546
4
667
Concrete
369
961
Thatch
Grass
4
465
26
498
Thatch
Grass
92
265
Slate
1
104
3
743
Slate
553
1
714
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
8
704
24
975
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
8
192
22
831
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
555
2
059
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
121
332
Tin
2
069
7
414
Tin
578
1
652
Others
3
346
9
132
Others
2
701
6
767
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
107
663
491
913
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
18
480
73
809
Asbestos
Sheet
2
258
9
645
Asbestos
Sheet
326
1
390
Brick
Tiles
508
2
553
Brick
Tiles
27
95
Concrete
332
1
681
Concrete
21
92
Thatch
Grass
116
144
641
720
Thatch
Grass
14
38
Slate
444
2
027
Slate
24
112
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
1
591
8
245
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
35
164
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
3
217
19
434
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
9
33
Tin
1
640
7
198
Tin
306
1
279
Others
2
087
7
625
Others
65
234
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Table7.51Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Rural
Table7.54Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Hardap
188 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.55Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Karas
Table7.56Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Kavango
Table7.57Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Khomas
Table7.58Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Kunene
Table7.59Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Ohangwena
Table7.60Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Omaheke
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
16
302
60
027
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
13
355
55
444
Asbestos
Sheet
2
792
8
938
Asbestos
Sheet
288
1
157
Brick
Tiles
84
323
Brick
Tiles
21
63
Concrete
61
156
Concrete
16
60
Thatch
Grass
889
2
432
Thatch
Grass
2
047
12
619
Slate
125
401
Slate
33
149
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
98
305
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
56
303
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
97
317
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
1
869
12
206
Tin
388
1
281
Tin
116
537
Others
152
586
Others
694
2
068
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
14
374
80
632
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
13
023
59
296
Asbestos
Sheet
230
1
185
Asbestos
Sheet
205
1
068
Brick
Tiles
143
818
Brick
Tiles
87
556
Concrete
45
261
Concrete
30
176
Thatch
Grass
21
266
132
302
Thatch
Grass
29
566
177
502
Slate
26
144
Slate
98
596
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
119
742
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
297
1
536
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
401
2
605
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
119
721
Tin
58
313
Tin
193
915
Others
79
466
Others
105
479
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
84
169
315
527
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
14
892
64
159
Asbestos
Sheet
1
623
6
561
Asbestos
Sheet
363
1
468
Brick
Tiles
975
3
114
Brick
Tiles
109
417
Concrete
950
2
787
Concrete
37
151
Thatch
Grass
112
350
Thatch
Grass
106
445
Slate
223
794
Slate
55
188
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
191
732
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
45
207
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
91
329
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
89
440
Tin
795
2
870
Tin
310
1
484
Others
309
1
056
Others
168
661
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Table7.61Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Namibia
Table7.62Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Oshana
Table7.63Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Oshikoto
Table7.64Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
used for roof, Otjozondjupa
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
18
158
87
240
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
18
635
83
608
Asbestos
Sheet
307
1
358
Asbestos
Sheet
521
2
130
Brick
Tiles
42
211
Brick
Tiles
124
621
Concrete
63
351
Concrete
62
304
Thatch
Grass
27
240
147
497
Thatch
Grass
17
180
88
562
Slate
94
402
Slate
57
247
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
233
1
255
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
336
1
672
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
221
1
211
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
148
732
Tin
75
350
Tin
134
546
Others
265
916
Others
203
763
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Material
used
for
roof
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
24
316
99
677
Corrugated
Iron
Sheet
29
654
122
893
Asbestos
Sheet
678
2
822
Asbestos
Sheet
727
2
957
Brick
Tiles
147
644
Brick
Tiles
293
1
239
Concrete
160
771
Concrete
51
225
Thatch
Grass
10
869
59
536
Thatch
Grass
1
154
5
654
Slate
173
706
Slate
79
288
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
490
2
648
Wood
Covered
with
melthoid
99
334
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
106
539
Sticks
with
Mud/Cow
Dung
264
994
Tin
174
802
Tin
554
2
438
Others
171
912
Others
317
1
096
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Table7.65Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Namibia
Table7.66Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Urban
Table7.68Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Caprivi
Table7.69Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Erongo
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Sand/Earth
153
699
689
607
Sand/Earth
2
129
8
391
Cement
153
210
662
580
Cement
2
416
10
467
Mud/Clay
60
510
340
374
Mud/Clay
14
245
59
111
Wood
3
299
12
298
Wood
54
184
Concrete
10
197
39
548
Concrete
474
1
931
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
80
333
308
111
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
1
886
8
536
Others
3
591
11
971
Others
79
259
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Sand/Earth
53
517
182
743
Sand/Earth
9
516
25
513
Cement
81
031
320
785
Cement
14
988
52
566
Mud/Clay
7
477
37
889
Mud/Clay
352
1
224
Wood
2
174
7
406
Wood
684
2
180
Concrete
7
716
28
483
Concrete
1
249
4
373
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
74
684
288
065
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
16
693
58
411
Others
2
356
7
077
Others
634
1
521
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
Floor
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Sand/Earth
100
182
506
864
Sand/Earth
4
464
16
513
Cement
72
179
341
795
Cement
10
515
43
960
Mud/Clay
53
033
302
485
Mud/Clay
89
311
Wood
1
125
4
892
Wood
115
417
Concrete
2
481
11
065
Concrete
299
1
216
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
5
649
20
046
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
3
705
14
426
Others
1
235
4
894
Others
120
403
Annexure
Table7.67Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Rural
Table7.70Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Hardap
191NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.71Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Karas
Table7.72Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Kavango
Table7.73Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Khomas
Table7.74Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Kunene
Table7.75Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Ohangwena
Table7.76Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Omaheke
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Sand/Earth
3
890
12
367
Sand/Earth
5
507
23
403
Cement
11
044
41
170
Cement
7
376
30
140
Mud/Clay
165
638
Mud/Clay
3
929
24
843
Wood
482
1
561
Wood
138
487
Concrete
536
1
820
Concrete
174
678
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
4
581
16
342
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
999
3
704
Others
290
868
Others
372
1
351
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Sand/Earth
11
329
66
553
Sand/Earth
18
824
101
921
Cement
6
676
36
971
Cement
10
532
54
471
Mud/Clay
16
531
106
148
Mud/Clay
12
930
80
831
Wood
98
542
Wood
110
600
Concrete
263
1
269
Concrete
153
712
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
1
769
7
572
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
1
126
4
083
Others
75
413
Others
48
227
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Sand/Earth
23
408
75
494
Sand/Earth
4
690
20
005
Cement
24
971
99
902
Cement
9
463
41
097
Mud/Clay
363
1
243
Mud/Clay
469
2
301
Wood
643
2
071
Wood
142
591
Concrete
3
315
12
337
Concrete
376
1
559
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
35
435
138
824
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
923
3
626
Others
1
303
4
249
Others
111
441
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192 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.77Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Omusati
Table7.78Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Oshana
Table7.79Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Oshikoto
Table7.80Householdsandpopulationbymainmaterial
usedforfloor,Otjozondjupa
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
Floor
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Sand/Earth
27
157
140
707
Sand/Earth
19
047
89
736
Cement
12
744
65
241
Cement
11
838
57
088
Mud/Clay
4
166
24
498
Mud/Clay
3
762
21
218
Wood
159
752
Wood
166
809
Concrete
1
033
4
575
Concrete
432
1
948
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
1
281
4
424
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
2
080
8
121
Others
158
594
Others
75
265
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Material
used
for
floor
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Sand/Earth
14
579
69
924
Sand/Earth
9
159
39
080
Cement
13
877
59
516
Cement
16
770
69
991
Mud/Clay
2
527
13
369
Mud/Clay
982
4
639
Wood
313
1
415
Wood
195
689
Concrete
1
079
3
878
Concrete
814
3
252
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
4
715
20
007
Tiles
(Ceramic/Wood/Plastic)
5
140
20
035
Others
194
948
Others
132
432
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193NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.81HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Namibia
Table7.82HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Urban
Table7.83HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Rural
Table7.84HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Caprivi
Table7.85HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Erongo
Table7.86HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Hardap
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
151
580
562
664
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
961
12
010
Electricity
from
Generator
1
323
5
045
Electricity
from
Generator
31
69
Gas
37
613
134
592
Gas
204
765
Paraffin/Kerosene
16
459
48
925
Paraffin/Kerosene
142
559
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
249
393
1
270
363
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
17
612
73
995
Charcoal-coal
2
584
12
801
Charcoal-coal
277
1
249
Animal
Dung
5
060
27
053
Animal
Dung
26
132
Solar
Energy
387
1
543
Solar
Energy
10
53
Others
specify
440
1
503
Others
specify
20
47
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
135
081
507
524
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
33
721
110
678
Electricity
from
Generator
645
2
546
Electricity
from
Generator
38
116
Gas
30
488
106
402
Gas
3
342
10
065
Paraffin/Kerosene
15
056
42
543
Paraffin/Kerosene
189
477
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
46
150
206
977
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
6
642
23
921
Charcoal-coal
839
3
727
Charcoal-coal
139
438
Animal
Dung
362
1
789
Animal
Dung
2
6
Solar
Energy
93
332
Solar
Energy
15
44
Others
specify
241
608
Others
specify
28
43
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
16
499
55
140
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
9
396
39
193
Electricity
from
Generator
678
2
499
Electricity
from
Generator
93
430
Gas
7
125
28
190
Gas
1
064
3
677
Paraffin/Kerosene
1
403
6
382
Paraffin/Kerosene
26
70
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
203
243
1
063
386
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
8
597
33
344
Charcoal-coal
1
745
9
074
Charcoal-coal
90
365
Animal
Dung
4
698
25
264
Animal
Dung
2
36
Solar
Energy
294
1
211
Solar
Energy
21
68
Others
specify
199
895
Others
specify
18
63
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194 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.87HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Karas
Table7.88HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Kavango
Table7.89HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Khomas
Table7.90HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Kunene
Table7.91HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Ohangwena
Table7.92HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Omaheke
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
8
829
31
199
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
794
9
410
Electricity
from
Generator
28
94
Electricity
from
Generator
93
323
Gas
6
123
20
556
Gas
1
022
3
419
Paraffin/Kerosene
84
200
Paraffin/Kerosene
39
146
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
5
804
22
338
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
14
300
70
264
Charcoal-coal
64
276
Charcoal-coal
184
863
Animal
Dung
3
5
Animal
Dung
10
34
Solar
Energy
23
63
Solar
Energy
41
123
Others
specify
30
35
Others
specify
12
24
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
199
18
586
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
3
168
8
990
Electricity
from
Generator
56
263
Electricity
from
Generator
109
494
Gas
971
4
413
Gas
881
3
477
Paraffin/Kerosene
92
468
Paraffin/Kerosene
726
1
919
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
30
971
192
867
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
38
415
225
527
Charcoal-coal
396
2
606
Charcoal-coal
190
1
059
Animal
Dung
14
88
Animal
Dung
163
945
Solar
Energy
21
59
Solar
Energy
33
203
Others
specify
21
118
Others
specify
38
231
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
56
917
226
972
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
900
10
124
Electricity
from
Generator
295
1
139
Electricity
from
Generator
102
368
Gas
12
198
41
201
Gas
1
150
4
417
Paraffin/Kerosene
12
563
36
876
Paraffin/Kerosene
76
312
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
7
205
26
985
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
11
834
53
940
Charcoal-coal
132
519
Charcoal-coal
63
306
Animal
Dung
15
55
Animal
Dung
16
30
Solar
Energy
33
142
Solar
Energy
25
102
Others
specify
80
231
Others
specify
8
21
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195NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.93HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforcooking,Omusati
Table7.94HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Oshana
Table7.95HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Oshikoto
Table7.96HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energy for cooking, Otjozondjupa
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
3
068
8
260
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
141
14
133
Electricity
from
Generator
139
465
Electricity
from
Generator
85
226
Gas
993
4
379
Gas
1
792
7
156
Paraffin/Kerosene
339
1
317
Paraffin/Kerosene
229
883
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
41
117
220
581
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
30
018
150
798
Charcoal-coal
248
1
296
Charcoal-coal
359
1
961
Animal
Dung
717
4
179
Animal
Dung
708
3
757
Solar
Energy
25
116
Solar
Energy
31
135
Others
specify
52
198
Others
specify
37
136
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Energy
for
cooking
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
8
681
32
356
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
10
805
40
753
Electricity
from
Generator
117
562
Electricity
from
Generator
137
496
Gas
5
096
20
145
Gas
2
777
10
922
Paraffin/Kerosene
1
504
4
028
Paraffin/Kerosene
450
1
670
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
18
222
92
965
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
18
656
82
838
Charcoal-coal
192
843
Charcoal-coal
250
1
020
Animal
Dung
3
380
17
779
Animal
Dung
4
7
Solar
Energy
48
251
Solar
Energy
61
184
Others
specify
44
128
Others
specify
52
228
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196 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.97HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Namibia
Table7.98HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Urban
Table7.99HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Rural
Table7.100HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Caprivi
Table7.101HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Erongo
Table7.102HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Hardap
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
196
497
773
838
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
6
870
29
800
Electricity
from
Generator
4
737
21
177
Electricity
from
Generator
143
636
Gas
1
722
7
387
Gas
8
61
Paraffin/Kerosene
48
091
230
631
Paraffin/Kerosene
536
2
296
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
27
681
151
822
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
75
360
Charcoal-coal
317
1
703
Charcoal-coal
1
11
Candles
172
368
813
262
Candles
13
097
53
373
Animal
Dung
312
1
373
Animal
Dung
0
0
Solar
Energy
5
733
26
526
Solar
Energy
364
1
580
Others
7
381
36
770
Others
189
762
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
160
550
625
117
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
35
865
118
989
Electricity
from
Generator
1
640
6
651
Electricity
from
Generator
203
744
Gas
895
3
130
Gas
62
184
Paraffin/Kerosene
10
077
32
322
Paraffin/Kerosene
1
935
6
906
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
1
348
5
782
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
79
276
Charcoal-coal
82
295
Charcoal-coal
1
5
Candles
52
067
191
294
Candles
5
497
17
057
Animal
Dung
82
231
Animal
Dung
7
20
Solar
Energy
920
3
447
Solar
Energy
358
1
302
Others
1
294
4
179
Others
109
305
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
35
947
148
721
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
12
803
54
206
Electricity
from
Generator
3
097
14
526
Electricity
from
Generator
272
1
152
Gas
827
4
257
Gas
22
60
Paraffin/Kerosene
38
014
198
309
Paraffin/Kerosene
673
2
373
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
26
333
146
040
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
96
378
Charcoal-coal
235
1
408
Charcoal-coal
1
11
Candles
120
301
621
968
Candles
5
092
17
826
Animal
Dung
230
1
142
Animal
Dung
1
34
Solar
Energy
4
813
23
079
Solar
Energy
325
1
147
Others
6
087
32
591
Others
22
59
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Table7.103HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Karas
Table7.104HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Kavango
Table7.105HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Khomas
Table7.106HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Kunene
Table7.107HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Ohangwena
Table7.108HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Omaheke
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
14
106
51
770
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
5
653
23
061
Electricity
from
Generator
235
919
Electricity
from
Generator
278
963
Gas
42
169
Gas
112
468
Paraffin/Kerosene
1
227
4
294
Paraffin/Kerosene
2
359
10
320
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
49
147
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
3
230
20
693
Charcoal-coal
1
11
Charcoal-coal
38
277
Candles
4
731
15
430
Candles
6
042
25
687
Animal
Dung
5
20
Animal
Dung
2
13
Solar
Energy
509
1
813
Solar
Energy
486
1
904
Others
83
193
Others
295
1
220
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
8
704
48
776
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
719
16
766
Electricity
from
Generator
206
1
191
Electricity
from
Generator
463
2
492
Gas
46
270
Gas
153
852
Paraffin/Kerosene
167
928
Paraffin/Kerosene
4
946
29
443
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
2
770
16
647
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
7
262
42
290
Charcoal-coal
25
189
Charcoal-coal
37
186
Candles
24
567
150
060
Candles
23
846
136
744
Animal
Dung
2
17
Animal
Dung
14
66
Solar
Energy
109
568
Solar
Energy
456
3
118
Others
145
822
Others
1
827
10
888
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
60
675
241
975
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
5
409
21
804
Electricity
from
Generator
938
3
702
Electricity
from
Generator
299
1
239
Gas
502
1
671
Gas
47
230
Paraffin/Kerosene
5
990
18
230
Paraffin/Kerosene
4
203
20
461
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
340
1
148
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
109
510
Charcoal-coal
10
48
Charcoal-coal
3
12
Candles
19
909
63
967
Candles
5
581
22
926
Animal
Dung
34
112
Animal
Dung
12
20
Solar
Energy
606
2
060
Solar
Energy
448
2
195
Others
434
1
207
Others
63
223
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198 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.109HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Omusati
Table7.110HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Oshana
Table7.111HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Oshikoto
Table7.112HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforlighting,Otjozondjupa
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
263
14
206
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
7
404
29
720
Electricity
from
Generator
466
2
257
Electricity
from
Generator
318
1
474
Gas
201
1
144
Gas
111
495
Paraffin/Kerosene
9
641
53
303
Paraffin/Kerosene
5
330
27
914
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
6
754
34
459
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
4
758
24
163
Charcoal-coal
59
267
Charcoal-coal
58
353
Candles
22
631
121
001
Candles
17
666
85
925
Animal
Dung
89
406
Animal
Dung
25
103
Solar
Energy
658
3
845
Solar
Energy
437
2
490
Others
1
936
9
903
Others
1
293
6
548
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Energy
for
lighting
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
11
691
47
768
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
18
335
74
997
Electricity
from
Generator
526
2
851
Electricity
from
Generator
390
1
557
Gas
312
1
359
Gas
104
424
Paraffin/Kerosene
6
630
32
702
Paraffin/Kerosene
4
454
21
461
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
1
418
6
970
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
741
3
781
Charcoal-coal
36
131
Charcoal-coal
47
202
Candles
15
167
69
808
Candles
8
542
33
458
Animal
Dung
119
557
Animal
Dung
2
5
Solar
Energy
495
2
630
Solar
Energy
482
1
874
Others
890
4
281
Others
95
359
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199NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.113HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Namibia
Table7.114HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Urban
Table7.115HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Rural
Table7.116HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Caprivi
Table7.117HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Erongo
Table7.118HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Hardap
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
128
418
488
987
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
964
12
665
Electricity
from
Generator
1
306
5
134
Electricity
from
Generator
34
110
Gas
8
794
31
707
Gas
43
152
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
215
251
1
097
998
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
15
946
66
145
Charcoal-Coal
4
222
20
456
Charcoal-Coal
333
1
501
Animal
Dung
4
297
22
801
Animal
Dung
28
140
Solar
Energy
1
635
6
156
Solar
Energy
25
94
None
99
934
387
276
None
1
871
7
898
Others
982
3
974
Others
39
174
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
112
974
433
545
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
23
385
78
614
Electricity
from
Generator
587
2
360
Electricity
from
Generator
31
96
Gas
6
528
21
490
Gas
596
1
638
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
39
020
165
970
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
3
172
11
296
Charcoal-Coal
1
434
5
838
Charcoal-Coal
224
684
Animal
Dung
345
1
670
Animal
Dung
4
18
Solar
Energy
872
3
102
Solar
Energy
193
669
None
66
573
236
203
None
16
413
52
444
Others
622
2
270
Others
98
329
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
15
444
55
442
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
7
553
31
449
Electricity
from
Generator
719
2
774
Electricity
from
Generator
127
543
Gas
2
266
10
217
Gas
106
320
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
176
231
932
028
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
6
458
24
695
Charcoal-Coal
2
788
14
618
Charcoal-Coal
135
545
Animal
Dung
3
952
21
131
Animal
Dung
1
34
Solar
Energy
763
3
054
Solar
Energy
100
388
None
33
361
151
073
None
4
803
19
207
Others
360
1
704
Others
24
65
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200 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.119HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Karas
Table7.120HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Kavango
Table7.121HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Khomas
Table7.122HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Kunene
Table7.123HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Ohangwena
Table7.124HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Omaheke
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
8
609
29
770
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
200
8
162
Electricity
from
Generator
43
155
Electricity
from
Generator
96
393
Gas
536
1
600
Gas
200
840
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
4
411
17
660
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
9
402
48
770
Charcoal-Coal
148
599
Charcoal-Coal
214
994
Animal
Dung
3
5
Animal
Dung
6
19
Solar
Energy
104
349
Solar
Energy
80
299
None
7
079
24
449
None
6
227
24
837
Others
55
179
Others
70
292
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
621
22
290
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
3
216
10
182
Electricity
from
Generator
82
471
Electricity
from
Generator
93
370
Gas
307
1
530
Gas
470
2
106
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
26
736
165
453
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
36
412
213
330
Charcoal-Coal
491
3
299
Charcoal-Coal
342
1
966
Animal
Dung
3
26
Animal
Dung
137
774
Solar
Energy
63
170
Solar
Energy
60
339
None
4
398
25
975
None
2
954
13
586
Others
40
254
Others
39
192
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
48
696
194
677
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
370
8
416
Electricity
from
Generator
282
1
086
Electricity
from
Generator
68
212
Gas
2
656
8
542
Gas
138
515
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
7
939
27
503
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
8
750
39
387
Charcoal-Coal
301
1
110
Charcoal-Coal
196
927
Animal
Dung
25
78
Animal
Dung
17
32
Solar
Energy
467
1
568
Solar
Energy
83
391
None
28
753
98
417
None
4
528
19
619
Others
319
1
139
Others
24
121
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201NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.125HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Omusati
Table7.126HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Oshana
Table7.127HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Oshikoto
Table7.128HouseholdandPopulationbymainsourceof
energyforheating,Otjozondjupa
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
2
874
8
561
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
4
522
16
792
Electricity
from
Generator
158
607
Electricity
from
Generator
100
318
Gas
469
2
129
Gas
667
2
724
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
36
588
196
327
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
27
842
139
681
Charcoal-Coal
407
2
221
Charcoal-Coal
416
2
042
Animal
Dung
574
3
335
Animal
Dung
617
3
243
Solar
Energy
68
329
Solar
Energy
81
372
None
5
493
26
999
None
3
107
13
833
Others
67
283
Others
48
180
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Energy
for
heating
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
7
863
30
400
Electricity
from
Main
Grid
9
545
37
009
Electricity
from
Generator
94
409
Electricity
from
Generator
98
364
Gas
2
158
7
963
Gas
448
1
648
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
17
342
86
295
Wood/Charcoal
from
Wood
14
253
61
456
Charcoal-Coal
325
1
473
Charcoal-Coal
690
3
095
Animal
Dung
2
877
15
081
Animal
Dung
5
16
Solar
Energy
97
445
Solar
Energy
214
743
None
6
419
26
454
None
7
889
33
558
Others
109
537
Others
50
229
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202 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.129Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Namibia
Table7.130Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Urban
Table7.131Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Rural
Table7.132Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Caprivi
Table7.133Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Erongo
Table7.134Householdsandpopulationbymainsourceof
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Hardap
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Piped
Water
Inside
139
957
610
084
Piped
Water
Inside
2
601
12
111
Piped
Water
Outside
91
731
364
772
Piped
Water
Outside
2
345
9
269
Public
Pipe
99
846
409
411
Public
Pipe
7
104
28
776
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
31
806
145
004
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
3
236
13
263
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
15
439
76
586
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
1
712
7
199
River/Dam/Stream
38
596
209
380
River/Dam/Stream
2
666
11
237
Canal
3
704
18
835
Canal
19
89
Well
Protected
8
653
47
187
Well
Protected
289
1
245
Well
Unprotected
31
214
168
301
Well
Unprotected
1
242
5
438
Others
3
893
14
929
Others
69
252
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Piped
Water
Inside
106
653
431
340
Piped
Water
Inside
22
213
81
686
Piped
Water
Outside
56
073
203
626
Piped
Water
Outside
14
748
40
175
Public
Pipe
59
857
211
491
Public
Pipe
4
014
12
592
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
801
3
126
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
1
309
4
613
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
772
3
335
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
469
1
843
River/Dam/Stream
1
044
4
706
River/Dam/Stream
769
2
740
Canal
448
1
650
Canal
15
52
Well
Protected
470
2
054
Well
Protected
188
719
Well
Unprotected
643
3
272
Well
Unprotected
132
475
Others
2
194
7
848
Others
259
893
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Piped
Water
Inside
33
304
178
744
Piped
Water
Inside
7
534
32
526
Piped
Water
Outside
35
658
161
146
Piped
Water
Outside
3
611
14
995
Public
Pipe
39
989
197
920
Public
Pipe
3
266
12
680
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
31
005
141
878
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
3
556
12
397
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
14
667
73
251
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
378
1
228
River/Dam/Stream
37
552
204
674
River/Dam/Stream
394
1
448
Canal
3
256
17
185
Canal
64
211
Well
Protected
8
183
45
133
Well
Protected
66
265
Well
Unprotected
30
571
165
029
Well
Unprotected
17
61
Others
1
699
7
081
Others
421
1
435
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203NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.135Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Karas
Table7.137Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Khomas
Table7.138Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Kunene
Table7.141Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Omaheke
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Piped
Water
Inside
8
284
30
520
Piped
Water
Inside
2
463
9
514
Piped
Water
Outside
6
334
23
904
Piped
Water
Outside
3
513
13
364
Public
Pipe
3
591
10
598
Public
Pipe
2
996
11
561
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
1
163
4
390
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
3
070
14
768
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
263
954
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
1
536
8
141
River/Dam/Stream
1
064
3
393
River/Dam/Stream
3
320
18
443
Canal
65
164
Canal
14
75
Well
Protected
17
44
Well
Protected
365
2
168
Well
Unprotected
10
31
Well
Unprotected
747
4
611
Others
197
768
Others
471
1
961
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Piped
Water
Inside
4
420
22
154
Piped
Water
Inside
5
698
33
883
Piped
Water
Outside
5
630
33
423
Piped
Water
Outside
5
257
24
357
Public
Pipe
7
864
46
028
Public
Pipe
8
907
45
672
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
5
985
36
572
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
1
931
10
549
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
1
660
10
398
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
2
386
13
849
River/Dam/Stream
9
594
60
663
River/Dam/Stream
6
705
39
172
Canal
104
642
Canal
217
1
240
Well
Protected
413
2
690
Well
Protected
2
892
17
121
Well
Unprotected
884
5
889
Well
Unprotected
9
501
55
867
Others
187
1
009
Others
0
229
1
135
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Piped
Water
Inside
43
078
173
787
Piped
Water
Inside
3
558
14
060
Piped
Water
Outside
16
971
63
994
Piped
Water
Outside
3
796
17
102
Public
Pipe
26
370
85
538
Public
Pipe
3
495
14
090
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
1
812
6
274
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
2
856
13
147
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
412
1
465
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
1
832
8
765
River/Dam/Stream
224
944
River/Dam/Stream
257
1,053
Canal
57
268
Canal
33
171
Well
Protected
145
598
Well
Protected
55
233
Well
Unprotected
86
254
Well
Unprotected
51
177
Others
283
998
Others
241
822
Table7.136Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Kavango
Table7.140Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Ohangwena
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Table7.142Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Omusati
Table7.143Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Oshana
Table7.144Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Oshikoto
Table7.145Householdsandpopulationbymainsource
ofwaterforcooking/drinking,Otjozondjupa
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Piped
Water
Inside
10
046
56
375
Piped
Water
Inside
7
887
40
194
Piped
Water
Outside
4
586
20
035
Piped
Water
Outside
5
795
26
177
Public
Pipe
5
480
26
494
Public
Pipe
9
318
42
180
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
1
269
5
233
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
2
248
9
083
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
2
188
11
328
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
981
4
268
River/Dam/Stream
4
782
25
444
River/Dam/Stream
5
635
29
395
Canal
2
401
12
495
Canal
191
1
052
Well
Protected
2
768
15
273
Well
Protected
827
3
881
Well
Unprotected
12
869
66
804
Well
Unprotected
4
300
22
079
Others
309
1
310
Others
218
876
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Source
of
water
for
cooking/drinking
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Piped
Water
Inside
11
950
61
452
Piped
Water
Inside
10
225
41
822
Piped
Water
Outside
10
001
39
283
Piped
Water
Outside
9
144
38
694
Public
Pipe
8
634
36
893
Public
Pipe
8
807
36
309
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
280
1
525
Borehole
with
Tank
Covered
3
091
13
190
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
535
2
662
Borehole
with
Open
Tank
1
087
4
486
River/Dam/Stream
2
841
13
996
River/Dam/Stream
345
1
452
Canal
477
2
141
Canal
47
235
Well
Protected
497
2
325
Well
Protected
131
625
Well
Unprotected
1
296
6
239
Well
Unprotected
79
376
Others
773
2
541
Others
236
929
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205NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.146Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Namibia
Table7.149Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Caprivi
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
21
283
88
879
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
115
267
465
507
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
2
208
10
227
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
54
439
177
999
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
446
1
782
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
7
658
32
708
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
73
295
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
6
510
23
114
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
90
397
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
19
838
99
074
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
929
4
129
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
14
940
77
408
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
320
1
453
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
8
438
44
417
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
161
692
Bucket
Toilet
8
497
41
672
Bucket
Toilet
142
554
No
Toilet
Facility
225
906
1
088
326
No
Toilet
Facility
15
642
64
169
Others
3
346
14
264
Others
1
272
5
181
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
44
116
145
788
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
101
594
413
068
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
20
190
73
421
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
48
443
157
293
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
14
740
41
800
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
3
289
13
864
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
798
2
874
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
3
944
13
194
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
722
2
157
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
8
193
33
304
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
1
418
4
659
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
4
997
21
168
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
849
2
903
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
3
132
14
381
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
350
1
257
Bucket
Toilet
2
999
12
631
Bucket
Toilet
283
1
013
No
Toilet
Facility
51
392
189
771
No
Toilet
Facility
4
655
15
303
Others
0
972
3
774
Others
0
111
0
401
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
19
307
77
246
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
13
673
52
439
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
7
759
33
428
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
5
996
20
706
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
222
4
641
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
4
369
18
844
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
1
167
4
798
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
2
566
9
920
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
388
1
566
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
11
645
65
770
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
224
951
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
9
943
56
240
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
367
1
606
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
5
306
30
036
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
164
610
Bucket
Toilet
5
498
29
041
Bucket
Toilet
1
196
5
115
No
Toilet
Facility
174
514
898
555
No
Toilet
Facility
6
737
24
217
Others
2
374
10
490
Others
0
083
0
314
Table7.147Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Urban
Table7.150Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Erongo
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Table7.148Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Rural
Table7.151Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Hardap
206 NAMIBIA 2011 POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS MAIN REPORT
Table7.152Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Karas
Table7.153Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Kavango
Table7.155Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Kunene
Table7.156Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Ohangwena
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
20
988
74
766
Total
18
495
84
606
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
8
629
33
544
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
3
000
12
100
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
3
779
11
139
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
300
4
388
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
570
2
087
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
424
1
525
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
505
1
310
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
342
1
035
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
787
2
723
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
802
3
534
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
618
2
362
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
329
1
511
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
318
1
227
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
180
790
Bucket
Toilet
734
3
368
Bucket
Toilet
306
1
392
No
Toilet
Facility
4
899
16
510
No
Toilet
Facility
11
684
57
764
Others
149
496
Others
128
567
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
36
741
219
468
Total
43
723
242
845
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
2
756
12
715
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
318
5
079
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
001
4
174
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
122
3
252
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
367
2
010
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
426
2
436
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
194
1
033
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
286
1
171
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
1
848
12
533
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
2
393
15
402
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
105
6
982
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
388
9
312
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
129
6
978
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
757
4
999
Bucket
Toilet
697
4
359
Bucket
Toilet
906
5
074
No
Toilet
Facility
27
446
167
525
No
Toilet
Facility
34
979
195
373
Others
198
1
159
Others
148
747
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
16
174
69
620
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
43
487
178
418
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
3
770
15
401
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
21
606
75
588
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
046
4
119
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
1
007
3
820
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
451
2
194
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
2
016
6
823
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
262
1
176
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
1
163
4
582
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
242
1
117
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
119
4
180
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
157
662
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
404
1
525
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
104
381
Bucket
Toilet
546
1
953
Bucket
Toilet
180
845
No
Toilet
Facility
17
769
56
078
No
Toilet
Facility
9
742
42
860
Others
321
1
153
Others
220
865
Table7.154Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Khomas
Table7.157Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Omaheke
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Table7.158Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
oftoiletfacility,Omusati
Table7.159Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Oshana
Table7.160Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Oshikoto
Table7.161Householdsandpopulationbymaintype
of toilet facility, Otjozondjupa
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
46
698
240
791
Total
37
400
179
185
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
733
5
984
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
3
510
13
899
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
705
1
751
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
799
6
339
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
339
1
477
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
596
2
788
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
164
591
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
507
1
977
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
3
037
17
070
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
1
278
6
761
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
2
217
12
541
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
973
11
531
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
172
6
593
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
137
6
565
Bucket
Toilet
792
4
318
Bucket
Toilet
686
3
736
No
Toilet
Facility
36
362
189
578
No
Toilet
Facility
25
772
124
801
Others
177
888
Others
142
788
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Source
of
toilet
facility
Households
Population
Total
37
284
169
057
Total
33
192
138
118
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
5
963
26
301
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
10
944
44
990
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
1
954
5
908
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Sewer
3
719
13
118
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
779
3
485
Private
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
661
2
919
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
606
2
201
Shared
Flush
Connected
to
Septic/Cesspool
428
1
677
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
4
308
19
560
Pit
Latrine
with
Ventilation
Pipe
1
409
6
053
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
3
286
16
668
Covered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
212
5
697
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
1
633
8
840
Uncovered
Pit
Latrine
without
Ventilation
Pipe
929
3
960
Bucket
Toilet
1
318
7
010
Bucket
Toilet
711
2
935
No
Toilet
Facility
17
301
78
514
No
Toilet
Facility
12
918
55
634
Others
136
570
Others
261
1
135
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Table7.162Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Namibia
Table7.163Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Urban
Table7.164Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Rural
Table7.165Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Caprivi
Table7.166Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Erongo
Table7.167Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Hardap
Table7.168Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Karas
Table7.169Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Kavango
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
464
839
2
064
489
Total
44
116
145
788
Regularly
Collected
172
869
650
761
Regularly
Collected
35
190
115
790
Irregularly
Collected
23
946
92
135
Irregularly
Collected
1
523
4
522
Burning
175
693
900
256
Burning
3
529
13
072
Roadside
Dumping
41
460
182
978
Roadside
Dumping
2
043
6
368
Rubbish
Pit
44
280
204
136
Rubbish
Pit
1
771
5
821
Others
6
591
34
223
Others
60
215
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
228
955
872
448
Total
19
307
77
246
Regularly
Collected
161
659
610
326
Regularly
Collected
9
551
41
797
Irregularly
Collected
18
223
64
595
Irregularly
Collected
666
2
501
Burning
19
733
83
923
Burning
4
621
16
246
Roadside
Dumping
16
997
62
700
Roadside
Dumping
1
937
7
269
Rubbish
Pit
11
563
47
724
Rubbish
Pit
2
502
9
300
Others
780
3
180
Others
30
133
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
235
884
1
192
041
Total
20
988
74
766
Regularly
Collected
11
210
40
435
Regularly
Collected
13
262
48
364
Irregularly
Collected
5
723
27
540
Irregularly
Collected
763
2
144
Burning
155
960
816
333
Burning
4
036
15
172
Roadside
Dumping
24
463
120
278
Roadside
Dumping
1
385
4
039
Rubbish
Pit
32
717
156
412
Rubbish
Pit
1
438
4
669
Others
5811
31
043
Others
104
378
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
21
283
88
879
Total
36
741
219
468
Regularly
Collected
4
658
20
162
Regularly
Collected
2
700
12
147
Irregularly
Collected
1
142
4
408
Irregularly
Collected
715
3
649
Burning
6
551
27
504
Burning
24
186
148
956
Roadside
Dumping
4
177
17
112
Roadside
Dumping
4
325
26
236
Rubbish
Pit
4
675
19
385
Rubbish
Pit
4
447
26
133
Others
80
308
Others
368
2
347
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Table7.170Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Khomas
Table7.171Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Kunene
Table7.172Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Ohangwena
Table7.173Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Omaheke
Table7.174Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Omusati
Table7.175Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Oshana
Table7.176Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Oshikoto
Table7.177Householdsandpopulationbymeansof
waste/garbagedisposal,Otjozondjupa
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
89
438
334
120
Total
46
698
240
791
Regularly
Collected
66
554
257
759
Regularly
Collected
2
903
8
704
Irregularly
Collected
9
658
33
069
Irregularly
Collected
1
779
9
082
Burning
6
470
20
717
Burning
29
253
155
694
Roadside
Dumping
3
551
11
444
Roadside
Dumping
5
170
26
825
Rubbish
Pit
2
787
9
753
Rubbish
Pit
5
349
28
358
Others
418
1378
Others
2
244
12
128
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
18
495
84
606
Total
37
284
169
057
Regularly
Collected
3
644
13
855
Regularly
Collected
11
217
41
976
Irregularly
Collected
669
2
693
Irregularly
Collected
2
133
8
407
Burning
9
642
48
207
Burning
16
332
82
121
Roadside
Dumping
2
882
12
471
Roadside
Dumping
3
466
16
007
Rubbish
Pit
1
176
4
602
Rubbish
Pit
3
219
15
743
Others
482
2
778
Others
917
4
803
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
43
723
242
845
Total
37
400
179
185
Regularly
Collected
2
783
8
432
Regularly
Collected
3
953
14
822
Irregularly
Collected
1
722
7
889
Irregularly
Collected
1
183
5
262
Burning
29
687
176
249
Burning
24
963
125
226
Roadside
Dumping
3
730
18
823
Roadside
Dumping
3
236
14
391
Rubbish
Pit
4
956
26
795
Rubbish
Pit
3
317
15
784
Others
845
4
657
Others
748
3
700
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Means
of
waste/garbage
disposal
Households
Population
Total
16
174
69
620
Total
33
192
138
118
Regularly
Collected
4
062
15
810
Regularly
Collected
12
392
51
143
Irregularly
Collected
302
1
117
Irregularly
Collected
1
691
7
392
Burning
6
175
28
401
Burning
10
248
42
691
Roadside
Dumping
1
228
4
789
Roadside
Dumping
4
330
17
204
Rubbish
Pit
4
312
19
038
Rubbish
Pit
4
331
18
755
Others
95
465
Others
200
933
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