Design of Sampling Frame and Sampling Method (Household Economic and Social Survey)

The Household Economic and Social Survey (HESS) is a sample survey project with a sample size sufficient for presenting survey results at the provincial level (without administrative district breakdown). At the regional and national levels, survey results are presented with an administrative district breakdown, i.e., within municipal areas and outside municipal areas. This survey uses a Stratified Two-Stage Sampling design, with Enumeration Areas (EA) as the first-stage sampling units and households/individuals as the second-stage sampling units. The first-stage sampling frame uses the list of Enumeration Areas (EA) obtained from the 2553 Population and Housing Census, with data updated from the listing of households in the annual Basic Household Data Survey (BHDS). For selecting first-stage sampling units, EA samples are selected in each province, stratified by administrative district independently, with the probability of selection proportional to the number of households in each EA. The second-stage sampling frame uses the list of households/individuals obtained from the BHDS listing. For selecting second-stage sampling units, household/individual samples are selected using systematic sampling.

Agency:

nso

Licence:

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Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

ประเทศ

Update frequency:

ปี

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

02/08/2024

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

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