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1.1 What is the district you live in?
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1.1 What is the district you live in
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Colombo
Kandy
Galle
Ampara
Anuradhapura
Badulla
Batticaloa
Gampaha
Hambantota
Jaffna
Kalutara
Kegalle
Kilinochchi
Kurunegala
Mannar
Matale
Matara
Moneragala
Mullativu
Nuwara Eliya
Polonnaruwa
Puttalam
Ratnapura
Trincomalee
Vavuniya
Colombo
Kandy
Galle
Ampara
Anuradhapura
Badulla
Batticaloa
Gampaha
Hambantota
Jaffna
Kalutara
Kegalle
Kilinochchi
Kurunegala
Mannar
Matale
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Moneragala
Mullativu
Nuwara Eliya
Polonnaruwa
Puttalam
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1.2 What is the divisional secretariat division you live in?
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1.3 What is the local authority that belongs your city?
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An Urban Council
A Pradeshiya Sabha
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2.1 How old are you?
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2.2 Gender
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2.3 Ethnicity
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Sri Lankan Tamil
Indian Tamil
Muslim
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Malay
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2.4 Religion
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Buddhist
Hindu
Islam
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2.5 Highest Educational Qualification
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Never went to school
Primary (Grades 1-5)
Secondary (From Grade 6 to G.C.E. Ordinary Level)
Passed G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination (Qualified for G.C.E. Advanced Level)
Passed G.C.E. Advanced Level Examination (3 simple passes or higher)
Diploma holder
Graduate
Post-graduate
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2.6 Please select your current status from the list below
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School Student
Student in University/Technical College/Higher Education institute
Employed/Income earner
Looking for employment
Not looking to get employed/Engaged in household chores
Disabled
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2.7 If you are disabled, nature of your disability
Physical disability
Hearing deficiency
Speech deficiency
Epilepsy
Intellectual disability (Downs syndrome/Autism)
Visually impaired
Multiple disabilities
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2.8 If you are disabled do you think that you are in a position to obtain services necessary to fulfill your daily needs and future needs ?
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2.9 If you are employed/earning, what is your employment/source of revenue?
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Farming/Plantation crops/Fisheries/Animal Husbandry
Self-employed
Business
Skilled worker
Semi-skilled/Untrained worker
Construction
Daily wages/Labour work
Transport services
Government/Private sector (Executive)
Government/Private sector (Non-Executive)
Government/Private sector (Minor staff)
Professional (Doctor/Lawyer/Engineer/Nurse/Accountant/Teacher etc)
Factory worker
Other
Not Working
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2.10 If you are employed/earning what is your monthly income?
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Less than Rs. 10,000/-
More than Rs. 10,000/- but less than Rs. 25,000/-
More than Rs. 25,000/- but less than Rs. 50,000/-
More than Rs. 50,000/- but less than Rs. 75,000/-
More than Rs. 75,000/- but less than Rs. 100,000/-
More than Rs. 100,000/-
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3.1 Number of members in your family
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3.2 Monthly income of your family
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Less than Rs. 25,000/-
More than Rs. 25,000/- but less than Rs. 50,000/-
More than Rs. 50,000/- but less than Rs. 100,000/-
Between Rs. 100,000/- and Rs. 300,000/-
Between Rs. 300,000/- and Rs. 500,000/-
More than Rs. 500,000/-
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3.3 As far as you understand to which social class does your family belong to?
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Upper class
Upper middle class
Middle class
Lower middle class
Lower class
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3.4 Details of other members in your family
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4.1 Land ownership
One acre is 160 perches. If your family has one acre and thirty perches please mark '1' in the "Acre column" and '30' in the "Perches column".
No. of acres
No. of perches
Home garden
Other dry land
Paddy land
Home garden
Other dry land
Paddy land
No. of acres
No. of perches
No. of acres
No. of perches
No. of acres
No. of perches
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4.2.1 Ownership of nature of the house that you live in
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Permanent (Walls, roof and floor have a permanent finish)
Semi-permanent (Either walls, roof or floor does not have a permanent finish)
Temporary (Neither walls, roof nor floor has a permanent finish)
Other
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4.2.2 Ownership of the house
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Owned by family
Rent property
Lease
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4.2.3 Extent of the house
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If your house has several floors please add the total square feet of each floor
Less than 100 sq.ft.
101-250 sq.ft.
251-500 sq.ft.
501-1000 sq.ft
1001-2000 sq.ft.
More than 2001 sq.ft.
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4.3.1 Number of Refrigerators in your house
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4.3.2 Number of Televisions in your house
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4.3.3 Number of Washing Machines in your house
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4.3.4 Number of Fixed Telephones in your house
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4.3.5 Number of Mobile Phones (Smart) in your house
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4.3.6 Number of Mobile Phones (Non-Smart) in your house
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4.3.7 Number of Desktop Computers in your house
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4.3.8 Number of Laptop Computers in your house
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4.3.9 Number of Internet Facilities (Wired) in your house
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4.3.10 Number of Internet Facilties (WiFi) in your house
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4.3.11 Number of Motor Bikes in your house
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4.3.12 Number of Three wheelers in your house
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4.3.13 Number of Cars/Vans in your house
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4.3.14 Number of Buses/Lorries/Trucks in your house
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5.1.1 State your approximate height
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Feet
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5.1.2 State your approximate weight
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5.2 Are you often affected by the following illnesses?
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5.2.1 Urine infections
5.2.2 Gastritis
5.2.3 Skin disease (itching, eczema, dandruff)
5.2.4 Bladder stones
5.2.5 Eye problems (related to vision)
5.2.6 Congenital heart problems
5.2.7 Dental issues/gingivitis/mouth disease
5.2.8 Respiratory difficulties (asthma)
5.2.9 High blood pressure
5.2.10 Diabetes
5.2.11 Heart disease
5.2.1 Urine infections
5.2.2 Gastritis
5.2.3 Skin disease (itching, eczema, dandruff)
5.2.4 Bladder stones
5.2.5 Eye problems (related to vision)
5.2.6 Congenital heart problems
5.2.7 Dental issues/gingivitis/mouth disease
5.2.8 Respiratory difficulties (asthma)
5.2.9 High blood pressure
5.2.10 Diabetes
5.2.11 Heart disease
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5.3 Currently, what action do you take to provide your body with sufficient physical exercise for a healthy life?
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5.3.1 Engaging in any sport for a sufficient number of days/hours in a week
5.3.2 Walking/cycling/swimming sufficiently during the day to day activities
5.3.3 Allocating a sufficient number of days/hours a week to engage in walking/jogging/swimming
5.3.4 Engaging in dancing/zumba/yoga/aerobic exercises
5.3.5 Attending the gym
5.3.6 Engaging in gardening/household chores sufficiently
5.3.7 Exercising through other activities not mentioned above
5.3.1 Engaging in any sport for a sufficient number of days/hours in a week
5.3.2 Walking/cycling/swimming sufficiently during the day to day activities
5.3.3 Allocating a sufficient number of days/hours a week to engage in walking/jogging/swimming
5.3.4 Engaging in dancing/zumba/yoga/aerobic exercises
5.3.5 Attending the gym
5.3.6 Engaging in gardening/household chores sufficiently
5.3.7 Exercising through other activities not mentioned above
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5.4 Your eating habits
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Everyday
2-3 times a week
Once a week
Once/twice a month
Never during the last 6 months
5.4.1 Not eating home cooked food for a main meal
5.4.2 Consuming fruits
5.4.3 Consuming meat/fish
5.4.4 Consuming liquor
5.4.5 Smoking
5.4.1 Not eating home cooked food for a main meal
5.4.2 Consuming fruits
5.4.3 Consuming meat/fish
5.4.4 Consuming liquor
5.4.5 Smoking
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2-3 times a week
Once a week
Once/twice a month
Never during the last 6 months
Everyday
2-3 times a week
Once a week
Once/twice a month
Never during the last 6 months
Everyday
2-3 times a week
Once a week
Once/twice a month
Never during the last 6 months
Everyday
2-3 times a week
Once a week
Once/twice a month
Never during the last 6 months
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5.5.1 What is your opinion about the use of drugs as there are people who use drugs in Sri Lanka?
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I vehemently condemn the use of drugs.
I condemn the use of drugs to some extent
I do not condemn the use of drugs
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5.5.2 Are there any drug users among your friends?
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ඔව්
නැත
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5.5.3 If 'Yes', have you ever made an effort to help them become drug free?
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I have made a considerable effort
I have made some effort
I have made no effort
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5.6 As far as you know, does the youth in Sri Lanka receive sufficient sexual and reproductive health education from their school curriculum?
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Sufficient education is provided
It is not sufficient but some education is provided
Education is not at all sufficient
No education is provided
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6.1.1 What is your preferred Employment of choice?
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Farming/Plantation crops/Fisheries/Animal Husbandry
Self-employed
Business
Skilled worker
Semi-skilled/Untrained worker
Construction
Daily wages/Labour work
Transport services
Government/Private sector (Executive)
Government/Private sector (Non-Executive)
Government/Private sector (Minor staff)
Professional (Doctor/Lawyer/Engineer/Nurse/Accountant/Teacher etc)
Factory worker
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6.1.2 What is you preferred Employment sector?
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Family economic activities
Public sector
Private sector
Non-Government Organizations
Self-owned business
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6.1.3 Are you willing to travel outside of your current area of residence for employment?
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6.1.4 If 'Yes' the preferred location?
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Colombo
Other areas in Sri Lanka
A Western country or a country such as Australia/New Zealand
China, Korea, South-East country such as Singapore/Malaysia
Middle East
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6.1.5 As far as you know how much needs to be spent to get a foreign employment opportunity legally or illegally
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Very expensive
Somewhat expensive
Not very expensive
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6.2 Do you have the following employable qualifications?
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Proficient
Modest skill
Limited Skill
No skill
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6.2.1 English language
6.2.2 Computer
6.2.3 Internet use
6.2.4 Information and Communication Technology
6.2.5 Other languages
6.2.1 English language
6.2.2 Computer
6.2.3 Internet use
6.2.4 Information and Communication Technology
6.2.5 Other languages
Proficient
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Limited Skill
No skill
Not known
Proficient
Modest skill
Limited Skill
No skill
Not known
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Modest skill
Limited Skill
No skill
Not known
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Modest skill
Limited Skill
No skill
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6.3 What steps have you undertaken to find jobs?
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I ask family and friends
I look for jobs on the internet, newspapers, or approach employers
I use private employment agencies
I go to job fairs
I created my own business/organisation
I registered with a government employment agency
I do volunteer work or community service
I'm in a technical job training programme
I'm not actively looking for a job
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6.4 Which of the following are the MOST USEFUL to find work? (choose the three most important ones)
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Personal networks - parents, family, family friends
Newspapers
Teachers, careers advisor
Youth/community worker
Internet - Job websites and social media
Government funded employment programmes
Friends and people I know who are working
Private employment agencies
Job fairs
Other
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6.5 What other training do you think you need to improve your chances of getting a job/better jobs? (select upto three)
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How to save,invest, money management, etc (resource management skills)
Computer, software training, etc (Information and IT skills)
Leadership skills, teamwork, etc (Interpersonal skills)
Industry-specific technical skills (technical and vocational skills)
Foreign language classes, etc (language skills)
Public speaking, presentation skills, etc (communication skills)
None of the above
Other (please say)
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6.5 If you selected other in the above question, please mention your idea
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6.6 What, if anything, do you see as your biggest barriers to future employment? (choose up to four biggest barriers)
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I lack work experience
I lack confidence
I lack education qualifications
I have few contacts or information
Criminal record
Family pressure
Being a single parent
Not having the right skills
Mental health issues
Physical disability
Alcohol or drug dependency
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6.7 Which two of these additional barriers are most difficult?
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There are no jobs here
Discrimination
Employers demand bribes
My legal status in the country
High cost to get to work
Employers only hire within their connections
Other (please say)
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7.0 On which of the following activities do you spend your free time?
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All the time
Some times
Occasionally
Never
Not known
7.1 Reading books/newspapers
7.2 Watching television
7.3 Engaging in religious activities
7.4 Spending time with family
7.5 Spending time with friends
7.6 Engaging in sports
7.7 Travelling
7.8 Watching Dramas/Films, Listening to Music
7.9 Using the computer
7.10 Using the internet/social media
7.1 Reading books/newspapers
7.2 Watching television
7.3 Engaging in religious activities
7.4 Spending time with family
7.5 Spending time with friends
7.6 Engaging in sports
7.7 Travelling
7.8 Watching Dramas/Films, Listening to Music
7.9 Using the computer
7.10 Using the internet/social media
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Some times
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Not known
All the time
Some times
Occasionally
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Not known
All the time
Some times
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All the time
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All the time
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Occasionally
Never
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All the time
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Occasionally
Never
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7.0 Order the top 3 activities that you do in your free time
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8.0 How do you access to Digital Media
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8.0 Hours you spend on accessing digital media?
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8.0 How much do you spend to access Digital Media?
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8.5 Can you operate a computer for general use?
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8.6 Are you able to use computer software for communication and preparation of documents?
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8.7 Are you able to obtain various information and documents from the internet using a computer or a smart phone?
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8.8 Are you able to connect to the internet through a computer or a smart phone and establish relationships, share ideas and exchange information with different people?
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9.1 What are the main challenges faced by the youth in Sri Lanka (Please select three in the order of significance)
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9.2.1 Are you registered as a voter at present (if No go to question 9.3)
9.2.2 If Yes, did you vote at the 2015 Presidential election?
9.2.3 If Yes, did you vote at the 2015 General election?
9.2.4 If Yes, did you vote at the 2018 Local Authorities election?
9.2.1 Are you registered as a voter at present (if No go to question 9.3)
9.2.2 If Yes, did you vote at the 2015 Presidential election?
9.2.3 If Yes, did you vote at the 2015 General election?
9.2.4 If Yes, did you vote at the 2018 Local Authorities election?
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9.3 In your opinion to what extent were the following groups neglected during the past five years?
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9.3.1 Youth
9.3.2 Urban youth
9.3.3 The poor
9.3.4 The aged
9.3.5 Women
9.3.6 Ethnic minorities
9.3.7 Religious minorities
9.3.8 Persons with disability
9.3.1 Youth
9.3.2 Urban youth
9.3.3 The poor
9.3.4 The aged
9.3.5 Women
9.3.6 Ethnic minorities
9.3.7 Religious minorities
9.3.8 Persons with disability
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9.4 Your view about the functioning of the following institutions/persons during the last three years?
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9.4.1 The Judiciary
9.4.2 Members of Parliament in general
9.4.3 Elections Commission
9.4.4 Commission to investigate of allegations of Bribery and Corruption
9.4.5 Human Rights Commission
9.4.6 Sri Lanka Police
9.4.7 State/Private Media
9.4.8 Security forces
9.4.1 The Judiciary
9.4.2 Members of Parliament in general
9.4.3 Elections Commission
9.4.4 Commission to investigate of allegations of Bribery and Corruption
9.4.5 Human Rights Commission
9.4.6 Sri Lanka Police
9.4.7 State/Private Media
9.4.8 Security forces
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9.5 According to your view, which of the following factors should be considered when casting your vote?
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9.5.1 Connections to political parties
9.5.2 Political leaders
9.5.3 Suggestions by family
9.5.4 Suggestions by friends
9.5.5 Personal relationships
9.5.6 Interest that the political parties have regarding the country's youth
9.5.7 Elections manifesto
9.5.8 Concern of the political parties regarding regional issues
9.5.9 Who is in a position to win
9.5.10 Suggestions by election observers
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9.5.2 Political leaders
9.5.3 Suggestions by family
9.5.4 Suggestions by friends
9.5.5 Personal relationships
9.5.6 Interest that the political parties have regarding the country's youth
9.5.7 Elections manifesto
9.5.8 Concern of the political parties regarding regional issues
9.5.9 Who is in a position to win
9.5.10 Suggestions by election observers
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9.6 What do you mean by a fair election?
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9.6.1 Existence of a strong election commission
9.6.2 Holding elections under a custodian government
9.6.3 Not giving candidature for criminals
9.6.4 Not giving candidature for corrupt individuals
9.6.5 Political parties respecting each other
9.6.6 Independence of state/private media
9.6.7 Refraining from the misuse of public property
9.6.8 Competing in the election with clear policies
9.6.1 Existence of a strong election commission
9.6.2 Holding elections under a custodian government
9.6.3 Not giving candidature for criminals
9.6.4 Not giving candidature for corrupt individuals
9.6.5 Political parties respecting each other
9.6.6 Independence of state/private media
9.6.7 Refraining from the misuse of public property
9.6.8 Competing in the election with clear policies
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10.1 Do you think that Sri Lanka has a quality education which can facilitate the fulfilling of all requirements of children and youth?
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10.2 Do you think that the education system in Sri Lanka provides students with basic skills necessary for employment?
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10.3 Do you think that every youth in the country has the opportunity to achieve their preferred or required level of education?
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10.4 If 'No' what are the hindrances? (You may give several answers)
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10.5 What steps can the government take to develop youth?
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10.5.1 Improving the quality of education
10.5.2 Creating more employment opportunities
10.5.3 Establishing an efficient public service
10. 5.4 Investing more in information technology
10. 5.5 Providing social protection
10. 5.6 Prevention of crime
10. 5.7 Creating an environment free of bribes
10. 5.8 Making gender sensitive policies
10. 5.9 Not segregating schools on the basis of ethnicity and religion
10.5.1 Improving the quality of education
10.5.2 Creating more employment opportunities
10.5.3 Establishing an efficient public service
10. 5.4 Investing more in information technology
10. 5.5 Providing social protection
10. 5.6 Prevention of crime
10. 5.7 Creating an environment free of bribes
10. 5.8 Making gender sensitive policies
10. 5.9 Not segregating schools on the basis of ethnicity and religion
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10.5 Order the top 3 steps that government can take to develop youth
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10.6 What steps can the government take to improve education?
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10.6.1 Eliminating discrepancies created among schools based on facilities
10. 6.2 Recruiting more teachers
10. 6.3 Providing better training for teachers
10. 6.4 Providing better books
10. 6.5 Increasing laboratory/library facilities
10.6.6 Starting G.C.E. A/L Science/Commerce/Information Technology streams in rural schools
10. 6.7 Providing secondary level in English medium in every school
10. 6.8 Reducing competitiveness in examinations
10. 6.9 Provision of school lunches
10. 6.10 Upgrading school curricula
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10. 6.3 Providing better training for teachers
10. 6.4 Providing better books
10. 6.5 Increasing laboratory/library facilities
10.6.6 Starting G.C.E. A/L Science/Commerce/Information Technology streams in rural schools
10. 6.7 Providing secondary level in English medium in every school
10. 6.8 Reducing competitiveness in examinations
10. 6.9 Provision of school lunches
10. 6.10 Upgrading school curricula
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10.6 Order the top 3 steps that government can take to improve education
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10.7 What is the overall significance of Vocational/Technical education (VET)?
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10.7.1 It is important only to those with a lower level VET education
10.7.2 VET is important for everyone
10.7.3 VET is important only for rural youth
10.7.4 VET is important only for urban youth
10.7.5 VET is important only for the youth preparing to go abroad for employment
10.7.1 It is important only to those with a lower level VET education
10.7.2 VET is important for everyone
10.7.3 VET is important only for rural youth
10.7.4 VET is important only for urban youth
10.7.5 VET is important only for the youth preparing to go abroad for employment
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10.8 What steps can the government take to improve VET education?
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10.8.1 Increasing the number of hours allocated for VET
10.8.2 Starting VET education in early stage classes
10.8.3 Increasing the number of teachers
10.8.4 Increasing the number of practical lessons
10.8.5 Upgrading the curricula
10.8.6 Increasing training and internship opportunities in private companies
10.8.1 Increasing the number of hours allocated for VET
10.8.2 Starting VET education in early stage classes
10.8.3 Increasing the number of teachers
10.8.4 Increasing the number of practical lessons
10.8.5 Upgrading the curricula
10.8.6 Increasing training and internship opportunities in private companies
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11.1 How do you see the significance of community relations?
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11.1.1 For security of persons
11.1.2 When everyone's assistance is needed
11.1.3 To solve issues
11.1.4 To encourage religious conduct
11.1.5 To assist in the activities of the government
11.1.6 For safety and security
11.1.7 To safeguard traditions and values
11.1.8 For the rapport between people and religious places/clergy
11.1.1 For security of persons
11.1.2 When everyone's assistance is needed
11.1.3 To solve issues
11.1.4 To encourage religious conduct
11.1.5 To assist in the activities of the government
11.1.6 For safety and security
11.1.7 To safeguard traditions and values
11.1.8 For the rapport between people and religious places/clergy
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11.2 What is your relationship with the following community organizations?
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11.2.1 Youth clubs/society
11.2.2 Welfare/Funeral aid association
11.2.3 Sports club
11.2.4 Women's association
11.2.5 Village development society
11.2.6 Political party association
11.2.7 Children's club
11.2.1 Youth clubs/society
11.2.2 Welfare/Funeral aid association
11.2.3 Sports club
11.2.4 Women's association
11.2.5 Village development society
11.2.6 Political party association
11.2.7 Children's club
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11.3 Do you agree with the following for a social change?
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11.3.1 Gender equality
11.3.2 Employment of women
11.3.3 Friendship regardless of gender
11.3.4 Independent decisions regarding marriage
