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kNK7u5 r[oyix3<t5 Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit Nunavut Bureau of Statistics

kNK7u5 r[oyix3<t5 Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit Nunavut Bureau of Statistics. Housing Data f rom the 2001 Nunavut Household Survey presented to ‘Building Connections in Nunavut’ Iqaluit, September 24, 2002. Overview of Presentation. Introduction Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock

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kNK7u5 r[oyix3<t5 Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit Nunavut Bureau of Statistics

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  1. kNK7u5 r[oyix3<t5Nunavummit KiglisiniartiitNunavut Bureau of Statistics Housing Data from the 2001 Nunavut Household Survey presented to ‘Building Connections in Nunavut’ Iqaluit, September 24, 2002

  2. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock • What Nunavummiut think about the dwellings they live in • Demographic notes

  3. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock • What Nunavummiut think about the dwellings they live in • Demographic notes

  4. Where We Get Our Data From • Statistics Canada • Advantages: Usually (but not always!) free, national comparability • Disadvantages: Little control over content • Surveys we conduct (example: Nunavut Household Survey) • Advantages: Total control over content, ability to partner • Disadvantages: Labour intensive, and expensive • GN departments • Example: School enrolment data from the Dep’t of Education • Other organizations in Nunavut • Example: Nunavut Wildlife Harvest Survey data from the Nunavut Wildlife Management Board

  5. 2001 Nunavut Household Survey (NuHS) • An omnibus household survey conducted spring 2001 in all Nunavut communities except Kimmirut (and Nanisivik) • Very rich data: 5,816 personal interviews of Inuit and non-Inuit adults (persons aged 15+) – approximately 35% of the population – in 2,383 households • Subjects covered in the survey include labour force participation, educational attainment, housing conditions, language use, residence and mobility history, internet use, public opinion questions, and more

  6. The 2001 NuHS and the 2001 Census • The NuHS is a survey of people • We can therefore tell you what Nunavummiut told us about what they think of their dwellings • The NuHS also collected data about dwellings • The 2001 Census will provide us with more comprehensive data on dwellings in Nunavut • Data on dwellings to be released October 22 • Between NHC administrative data, Census data and NuHS data… we’ll soon have a lot of fresh, high-quality data!

  7. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock • What Nunavummiut think about the dwellings they live in • Demographic notes

  8. Dwellings by Type Other: 36 – 0.5% Data missing: 293 – 3.7% Duplexes (top-and-bottom): 452 – 5.7% Semi-Detached (side-by-side): 480 – 6.0% Apartments or Condominiums: 1,114 – 14.0% Single Detached Houses: 4,290 – 53.9% Town Houses or Row Houses: 1,289 – 16.2% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  9. Nunavummiut by Type of Dwelling Lived In Other: 141 – 0.5% Semi-Detached: 1,413 – 4.6% (side-by-side) Duplex: 1,800 – 5.9% (top-and-bottom) Apartment or Condominium: 2,597 – 8.5% Single Detached House: 19,189 – 62.7% Town House or Row House: 4,131 – 13.5% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  10. Most Inuit Live In Single Detached Houses;A Smaller Percentage of Non-Inuit Do(Adult Nunavummiut, both Inuit and non-Inuit) Single Detached House Town House or Row House Apartment or Condo Semi- detached Duplex Other source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  11. Dwellings by Number of Persons Inhabiting 9 people: 104 – 1.3% 10 to 15 people: 130 – 1.5% 8 people: 171 – 2.2% 7 people: 405 – 5.1% 1 person: 1,120 – 14.1% 6 people: 660 – 8.3% 2 people: 1,264 – 15.9% 5 people: 1,268 – 15.9% 3 people: 1,266 – 15.9% 4 people: 1,565 – 19.7% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  12. Nunavummiut by Number of Persons Residing in the Dwelling They Inhabit 10 to 15 people: 4.6% 1 person: 4.6% 9 people: 3.1% 8 people: 4.5% 2 people: 8.3% 7 people: 9.2% 3 people: 12.4% 6 people: 12.9% 4 people: 20.4% 5 people: 20.9% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  13. Dwellings by Number of Bedrooms 6 bedrooms: 0.1% no bedrooms: 1.2% 5 bedrooms: 2.0% 1 bedroom: 12.1% 4 bedrooms: 16.6% 2 bedrooms: 26.8% 3 bedrooms: 41.2% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  14. Nunavummiut by Number of Bedroomsof the Dwelling They Inhabit 6 bedrooms: 0.1% no bedrooms: 0.1% 5 bedrooms: 3.7% 1 bedroom: 5.4% 4 bedrooms: 24.4% 2 bedrooms: 21.4% 3 bedrooms: 44.7% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  15. Dwellings byNumber of Persons per Bedroom 3 or more: 93 – 1.9% 2.51 to 3: 241 – 3.0% 2.01 to 2.5: 544 – 6.8% 1 or less: 3,061 – 38.5% 1.51 to 2.0: 2,074 – 26.1% 1.01 to 1.5: 1,881 – 23.6% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  16. Nunavummiut by Number of Persons per Bedroom of the Dwelling They Inhabit 3 or more: 3.7% 2.5 to 3: 4.9% 1 or less: 20.5% 2.01 to 2.5: 11.8% 1.51 to 2.0: 33.1% 1.01 to 1.5: 26.2% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  17. More Than 50% of Inuit Live In Dwellings With 5 Or More Residents, More Than 50% of Non-Inuit In Dwellings With 3 Or Less Residents(Adult Nunavummiut, both Inuit and non-Inuit) source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  18. Dwellings by Condition of Dwelling(As Reported by the Occupants) Requires Major Repairs: 1,226 – 15.4% Requires Regular Maintenance Only: 3,452 – 47.4% Requires Minor Repairs: 2,610 – 35.8% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  19. Nunavummiut by Condition of the Dwelling They Inhabit (As Reported by the Occupants) Requires Major Repairs: 18.9% Requires Regular Maintenance Only: 43.9% Requires Minor Repairs: 37.0% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  20. Dwellings by Tenure Private Market Rental: 611 – 7.7% Staff House Provided by an Employer Other Than the GN: 764 – 9.6% Government of Nunavut Staff House: 730 – 9.2% Public Housing (Nunavut Housing Corp.): 3,658 – 45.9% Owned by Resident: 2,206 – 27.7% source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  21. Nunavummiut by Tenure ofthe Dwelling They Inhabit Private Market Rental: 6.8% Staff House Provided by an Employer Other Than the GN: 6.5% Government of Nunavut Staff House: 6.6% Public Housing (Nunavut Housing Corp.): 49.1% Owned by Resident: 30.7% Note: All Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  22. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock • What Nunavummiut think about the dwellings they live in • Demographic notes

  23. Nunavummiut by Satisfaction withSize and Condition of Dwelling Dissatisfied with both Size and Condition of Dwelling : 3,305 – 19.0% Satisfied with Condition of Dwelling but Dissatisfied with Size of Dwelling: 1,500 – 8.6% Satisfied with both Size and Condition of Dwelling: 9,525 – 59.2% Satisfied with Size of Dwelling but Dissatisfied with Condition of Dwelling: 1,758 – 10.9% Note: Adult (15+) Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  24. Satisfaction of Nunavummiut withboth Size and Condition of Dwelling,by Ethnicity and Ownership of Dwelling by Ethnicity by Tenure of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  25. Satisfaction of Inuit withboth Size and Condition of Dwelling,by Type of Community and Type of Dwelling by Type of Community by Type of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  26. Satisfaction of Inuit with both Size and Condition of Dwelling, by Condition of Dwellingand Number of Persons per Bedroom by Condition of Dwelling by Number of Persons per Bedroom source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  27. Nunavummiut by Satisfaction withSize of Dwelling Very Dissatisfied: 1,657 – 10.1% Very Satisfied: 3,942 – 24.0% Dissatisfied: 3,259 – 19.8% Satisfied: 7,578 – 46.1% Note: Adult (15+) Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  28. Dissatisfaction of Nunavummiut with Size of Dwelling, by Ethnicity and Ownership of Dwelling by Ethnicity by Tenure of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  29. Dissatisfaction of Inuit withSize of Dwelling,by Type of Community and Type of Dwelling by Type of Community by Type of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  30. Dissatisfaction of Inuit with Size of Dwelling,by Condition of Dwelling and Number of Persons per Bedroom by Condition of Dwelling by Number of Persons per Bedroom source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  31. Nunavummiut by Satisfaction withCondition of Dwelling Very Dissatisfied: 1,623 – 9.9% Very Satisfied: 3,109 – 19.0% Dissatisfied: 3,569 – 21.8% Satisfied: 8,050 – 49.2% Note: Adult (15+) Nunavummiut source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  32. Dissatisfaction of Nunavummiut with Condition of Dwelling,by Ethnicity and Ownership of Dwelling by Ethnicity by Tenure of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  33. Dissatisfaction of Inuit withCondition of Dwelling,by Type of Community and Type of Dwelling by Type of Community by Type of Dwelling source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  34. Dissatisfaction of Inuit with Condition of Dwelling, by Condition of Dwelling and Number of Persons per Bedroom by Condition of Dwelling by Number of Persons per Bedroom source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

  35. Overview of Presentation • Introduction • Overview of Nunavut’s housing stock • What Nunavummiut think about the dwellings they live in • Demographic notes

  36. The Age/Ethnicity Structure ofNunavut’s Population is Unique 90+ 85-89 80-84 75-79 70-74 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 45-49 40-44 35-39 30-34 25-29 20-24 15-19 10-14 5-9 0-4 Inuit non-Inuit 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0 2% 4% % of the Total Population source: Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit – based on 1996 Census data

  37. Nunavut’s Age Structure isQuite Different from that of Canada 90+ 85-89 80-84 75-79 70-74 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 45-49 40-44 35-39 30-34 25-29 20-24 15-19 10-14 5-9 0-4 Nunavut Canada 15% 10% 5% 0% 5% 10% % of the Total Population source: Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit, Statistics Canada – based on 1996 Census data

  38. … and Rapid Population Growth 1,599 age 65+ 20% Increase 23,613 age 15-64 63% Increase 13,480 age 0-14 35% increase source: Nunavummit Kiglisiniartiit

  39. Younger Inuit Are Increasingly Willing To Relocate To Obtain Employment source: 2001 Nunavut Household Survey

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