100 villages survey

This is a survey of 120 households in 100 villages located in 10 districts (kabupaten) spread across 8 of Indonesia's 27 provinces. The sites were chosen to represent different types of villages in the rural economy. The survey was not designed to be nationally representative sample as it focuses disproportionately on rural and relatively poor areas. The first round of the survey was conducted in 1994. Further rounds were conducted in May 1997, Aug. 1998, Dec. 1998, May 1999, and Aug. 1999. Information was gathered on education, health and fertility behavior, migration, labor market activity, socio-economic status, and crime. The survey was conducted by the Indonesian Central Statistical Agency and funded by UNICEF.