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Economy, jobs and prices in Manatuto, Timor-Leste: official figures

The 2022 census counted 9,681 conventional dwellings in Manatuto: 8,464 occupied and 1,217 vacant.

How many people in Manatuto have piped water and a toilet at home?

717 of the 50,408 people living in conventional dwellings in Manatuto had all four basic facilities at home (piped water, toilet, fixed bath or shower and a kitchen) at the 2022 census.

Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.) · saved copy

How many homes have piped water and a toilet in Manatuto?

At the 2022 census, 1.4% of people in Manatuto living in a conventional dwelling had all four basic facilities in the home (piped water, toilet, fixed bath or shower, and a kitchen or cooking space). It ranks as the 5th highest of 14 municipalities, against 2.0% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.) · saved copy

How many empty homes are there in Manatuto?

At the 2022 census, 12.6% of the conventional dwellings in Manatuto were vacant. It ranks as the 4th highest of 14 municipalities, against 9.5% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.) · saved copy

What is the average income per person in Manatuto?

In 2014 average consumption per person in Manatuto was US$59.8 a month at average national prices (Survey of Living Standards 2014). It ranks as the joint 5th highest of 13 municipalities, against US$60.1 a month for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: Ministry of Finance and General Directorate of Statistics of Timor-Leste (now INETL), with the World Bank · saved copy

What share of women are employed in Manatuto?

In the 2016 Demographic and Health Survey, 27.4% of women aged 15 to 49 in Manatuto were currently employed. It ranks as the 5th lowest of 13 municipalities, against 33.7% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

What share of men are employed in Manatuto?

In the 2016 Demographic and Health Survey, 69.1% of men aged 15 to 49 in Manatuto were currently employed. It ranks as the 6th highest of 13 municipalities, against 69.5% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people use the internet in Manatuto?

In the 2016 Demographic and Health Survey, 15.4% of women aged 15 to 49 in Manatuto had used the internet in the previous 12 months. It ranks as the 5th highest of 13 municipalities, against 22.4% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people have a bank account in Manatuto?

In the 2016 Demographic and Health Survey, 9.5% of women aged 15 to 49 in Manatuto used an account in a bank or other financial institution. It ranks as the 3rd highest of 13 municipalities, against 11.1% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people own a mobile phone in Manatuto?

In the 2016 Demographic and Health Survey, 54.3% of women aged 15 to 49 in Manatuto owned a mobile phone. It ranks as the 2nd lowest of 13 municipalities, against 65.6% for Timor-Leste as a whole.

Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

How many farming households keep livestock in Manatuto?

The Agriculture Census 2019 (published in Timor-Leste in Numbers 2023) counted 5,372 agricultural households in Manatuto that owned livestock. It ranks as the lowest of 13 municipalities with figures.

Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.), from Ministry of Education EMIS, Ministry of Health HIMS and the Agriculture Census 2019 · saved copy

How big are households in Manatuto?

The 2022 census counted 8,464 occupied conventional dwellings in Manatuto for 50,859 residents, about 6.0 people per occupied dwelling (Timor-Leste: 5.4).

Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.) · saved copy

How Manatuto compares with other municipalities

Average consumption per person (2014) (2014)

Manatuto ranks 6 of 13, highest first. US dollars per person per month at average national prices, Survey of Living Standards 2014.

RankRegionAverage consumption per person (2014)
3BaucauUS$63.0
4ViquequeUS$61.7
5AileuUS$59.8
6ManatutoUS$59.8
7AinaroUS$58.6
8LiquiçáUS$54.7
9ManufahiUS$54.1
Source: Ministry of Finance and General Directorate of Statistics of Timor-Leste (now INETL), with the World Bank · saved copy

Women aged 15-49 currently employed (2016)

Manatuto ranks 9 of 13, highest first. Share of women aged 15-49 who were currently employed (2016 Demographic and Health Survey).

RankRegionWomen aged 15-49 currently employed
6Bobonaro38.6%
7Ainaro34.1%
8Dili29.6%
9Manatuto27.4%
10Lautém25.3%
11Baucau24.8%
12Cova Lima20.4%
Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

People in homes with all four basic facilities (2022)

Manatuto ranks 5 of 14, highest first. Share of people in conventional dwellings with piped water, a toilet, a fixed bath or shower and a kitchen all inside the home (2022 census).

RankRegionPeople in homes with all four basic facilities
2Bobonaro2.0%
3Cova Lima1.6%
4Viqueque1.4%
5Manatuto1.4%
6Ainaro1.3%
7Baucau0.9%
8Aileu0.7%
Source: National Statistics Institute of Timor-Leste (INETL, I.P.) · saved copy

Women aged 15-49 who used the internet in the past year (2016)

Manatuto ranks 5 of 13, highest first. 2016 Demographic and Health Survey.

RankRegionWomen aged 15-49 who used the internet in the past year
2Baucau24.2%
3Lautém23.9%
4Manufahi23.0%
5Manatuto15.4%
6Bobonaro13.4%
7Liquiçá13.1%
8Aileu11.0%
Source: General Directorate of Statistics and Ministry of Health of Timor-Leste, with ICF (DHS Program) · saved copy

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