2020 CAFF

Name

This item is intended to prevent omission or duplication of household members and to question any incorrect responses or doubts. Personal information is protected by the Statistics Act.

Gender

This item is used to identify the ratio of men and women in farming, forestry, and fishery households and to analyze the population in connection with other census items.

Birthdate

This item is used to identify the demographic structure of farming, forestry, and fishery households and to analyze the working age population and aged population.

Relationship with householder

This item is used to identify the structure of farming, forestry, and fishery households, such as generations.

Period of working in agriculture, forestry, and fishery industries, type of work, period of working in other fields, primary field of work

This item is used to analyze the economic structure and characteristics of farming, forestry, and fishery household members, such as type of agriculture, forestry, and fishery business, number of agriculture, forestry, and fishery workers, and number of sideline workers.

Type of agriculture, forestry, and fishery business management, amount sold, selling location

Type of agriculture, forestry, and fishery business management, scale of sales, and primary sales routes are analyzed and provided as basic data for distribution structure policies. They are used as basic data to form the population frame for related statistical surveys.

Agriculture and fishery employment

Agriculture and fishery labor conditions are examined and used as basic data for agriculture and fishery labor supply plans.

Participation of producer organizations

This item is used as basic data to examine the current status of agriculture and fishery producer organizations including corporations, unions, and cooperative units.

Agriculture and fishery businesses

This item is used as basic data for policies to develop income sources other than agriculture and fishery businesses.

Full-time and sideline

Full-time operation of agriculture, forestry, and fishery business and the ratio of agriculture, forestry, and fishery income in household income are examined to identify full-time and type 1 or type 2 sideline households and to analyze management characteristics.

Career experience, level of education, and marital status of manager

These items are used to examine agriculture, forestry, and fishery skills and characteristics of farming, forestry, and fishery households.

Possession and use of information devices

This item is used as data to identify the information gap between cities and rural areas in the era of knowledge and information and to come up with measures to reinforce the competitiveness of farming, forestry, and fishery households.

Possession of transportation means

This item is used to analyze the quality of life of residents in farming and forest villages, such as access to amenities and agriculture, forestry, and fishery facilities.

Farmlands (paddy, field, orchard, cultivation facility), meadows

This item is used to examine the agriculture and forestry production base and analyze the agriculture and forestry management characteristics in connection with other items

Crops

This item is used as basic data to identify the scale of crop cultivation and establish agriculture and forestry policies, such as regional specialties, stabilization of income, and import opening.

Use of organic fertilizers, paddy management, handling of livestock excretions

These items are used as basic data to prepare agriculture statistics on greenhouse gas emissions.

Livestock animals

This item is used as basic data for livestock supply and demand policies and to form the population frame for statistical surveys related to livestock.

Type of livestock pen

The degree of modernization of livestock pens is identified and used as basic data for agriculture policies.

Possession of farming machines and cold storage

Mechanized farming conditions are identified and used as basic data for labor supply and demand measures in farming villages.

Forest area

Area of forest owned by forestry households and area of forest under management are identified and used to analyze the management characteristics.

Afforestation, logging, cultivating, and extractive businesses

Forest development and management status, scale of wood production, collection of forest products, and status of afforestation saplings are identified and used as basic data for forest policies and scale of forest production.

Type of fishing business and kind of fish caught

Fishing production bases are identified and used as basic data to form the population frame for statistical surveys related to fishing businesses.

Kind of aquaculture business, aquaculture method, and area

Aquaculture production bases are identified and used as basic data to form the population frame for statistical surveys related to aquaculture businesses.

Status of fishing boat

Status of fishing boat, fishing production bases, are identified and used as basic data to establish fishery policies.