The Maputo consumer – Full table of content

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Part 1: Methodology

• Page 6
  • Sample breakdown by gender in % (figure 2)
  • Sample breakdown by age of respondent in % (figure 3)

Part 2: Income and Expenditures

• Page 9:Split of population of Maputo by income bracket in % in 2013 (figure 4)
• Page 10: Average households monthly income by district/area in US Dollars (figure 5)
• Page 11: Average size of households in Maputo in number of members (figure 6)
• Page 12: Breakdown of population by SEC and highest level of education attained in % (figure 7)
• Page 13: Breakdown of average spending by category and by SEC in 2013 (figure 8)
• Page 14
  • Population breakdown by type of employment in % (figure 9)
  • Population breakdown by sector of employment in % (figure 10)
• Page 15
  • Population breakdown by type of employment by SEC in % (figure 11)
  • Population breakdown by sector of employment by SEC in % (figure 12)

Part 3: Ownership and assets

• Page 17: Breakdown of dwelling ownership by SEC in %  (figure 13)
• Page 18: Type of dwelling owned or rented by SEC in %  in 2013 (figure 14)
• Page 19: Ownership (penetration) of household goods in % in 2013 (figure 15)
• Page 20: Ownership of household goods for SEC A and SEC D in % in 2013 (figure 16)
• Page 21: Household good adoption curves in 2013 by monthly income (figure 17)
• Page 22: Household good first time purchase by SEC in % in 2013 (figure 18)

Part 4: Savings and financial services

• Page 24: Breakdown of average monthly income by SEC and by usage in US Dollars, % in 2013 (figure 19)
• Page 25: Share of savings and give-aways from total household monthly income in US Dollars (figure 20)
• Page 26
  • Breakdown of main saving motive in % (figure 21)
  • Breakdown of main saving motive by SEC in % (figure 22)
• Page 27
  • Penetration of bank accounts in % (figure 23)
  • Penetration of bank accounts by SEC in % (figure 24)
• Page 28
  • Usage of banking services in % of population with bank account (figure 25)
  • Usage of banking services by SEC in % of population with bank account (figure 26)
• Page 29
  • Penetration of insurance in % (figure 27)
  • Penetration of insurance by SEC in % (figure 28)
• Page 30: Penetration of insurance products by SEC in % (figure 29)

Part 5: Shopping behaviors / channel visited

• Page 32: Retail channel visited in past 4 weeks by SEC in % (figure 30)
• Page 33
  • Share of retail channels for fruits and vegetables purchases by SEC in % (figure 31)
  • Share of retail channels for grocery products purchases by SEC in % (figure 31bis)
• Page 34
  • Share of retail channels for dairy purchases by SEC in % (figure 32)
  • Share of retail channels for water and soft drink purchases by SEC in % (figure 33)
• Page 35
  • Share of retail channels for personal care products purchases by SEC in % (figure 34)
  • Share of retail channels for shoes and clothes purchases by SEC in % (figure 35)
• Page 36: Purchasing frequency for main food and drink products – All SECs (figure 36)
• Page 37: Purchasing frequency for main food and drink products – SEC A (figure 37)

Part 6: Mobile, internet and TV behaviors

• Page 39: Penetration of internet by SEC in % in 2013 (figure 38)
• Page 40: Channels of accessing internet by SEC in % in 2013 (figure 39)
• Page 41: Breakdown of satellite access by access method in % in 2013 (figure 40)

 
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