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“…Also, census data collection instruments, structured for the national non-Indigenous population, include socioeconomic and cultural categories, such as income, employment, and co-residence with a conjugal partner, that may not be adequate to characterize the realities experienced by culturally differentiated populations. As has been noted in diverse historical and socio-anthropological analyses, many surveys, such as censuses, are primordially structured to capture data about "average citizens" (see Igo 2007;Campos and Estanislau 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Also, census data collection instruments, structured for the national non-Indigenous population, include socioeconomic and cultural categories, such as income, employment, and co-residence with a conjugal partner, that may not be adequate to characterize the realities experienced by culturally differentiated populations. As has been noted in diverse historical and socio-anthropological analyses, many surveys, such as censuses, are primordially structured to capture data about "average citizens" (see Igo 2007;Campos and Estanislau 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the Indigenous population in Brazil is proportionally small when compared to some other countries, there has been an increase in analyses aimed at understanding key demographic indicators of Indigenous populations such as mortality, fertility, spatial distribution, and access to public services, such as schooling and sanitation. These analyses have permitted documentation and dissemination of data evidencing the great divide that sets Indigenous people apart from their benchmark (non-Indigenous) Brazilian population (Perz et al 2008;Santos et al 2015Santos et al , 2019aCampos and Estanislau 2016;Bastos et al 2017;Caldas et al 2017;Pereira 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diante de tal resultado, foi organizado um encontro virtual da equipe de pesquisadores com as equipes locais, lideranças e outros convidados, no qual foi esboçada uma primeira reação diante do quadro que havia se revelado. Nesse encontro, os pesquisadores abordaram três temas fundamentais: o tema da soberania de dados (Campos, 2016;2018), em função da ampla produção de informações pelos agentes locais, com metodologia que era de seu inteiro domínio; o tema do desenvolvimento de ferramentas tecnológicas para monitoramento do fl uxo de pessoas, um passo proposto como sucessivo diante das dimensões que se revelaram nessa primeira fase de coleta de dados; e o tema das relações entre pandemia e economia, tendo em vista futuros desdobramentos das atividades de pesquisa.…”
Section: Monitoramento Comunitário E a Pandemia De Covid-19: Emergência Da Gestão Territorialunclassified
“…In terms of the Indigenous population, relatively little has been investigated concerning themes linked to education, work, income, residential conditions, fertility, mortality and migration, for example [3]. While recognizing that the national censuses present various limitations when it comes to gathering data on socioculturally differentiated populations, as is the case of Indigenous peoples in Brazil [53,[59][60][61], in Tables 4 and 5 we present comparisons between these groups in relation to literacy rates in three age groups (5 to 14.9, 15 to 19.9, and 20 to 39.9 years) and income among young adults (20 to 39.9 years). These comparisons point to effective disadvantages for the Indigenous population in comparison to the non-Indigenous population in Brazil (Figs 3 and 4).…”
Section: What Does the Demographic Census Data Tell Us About The Indimentioning
confidence: 99%