PSA hired a total of 15,841 enumerators; 1,114 census area supervisors; 1,102 assistant census area supervisors; and 3,214 team supervisors.

These hired enumerators are issued uniform shirts, bags, caps, and identification cards to establish their identities bearing their photo, name, designation, and signatures of the enumerator as well as that of National Statistician and Civil Registrar General Claire Dennis S. Mapa, while at the back of these identification cards are the contact numbers, the emergency contact numbers, and the address of the PSA office where the enumerator is hired.

These hired enumerators are trained to introduce themselves properly and ask initial questions to determine if the household is part of the qualified respondent using the listing booklet.

If qualified, the enumerator will pursue the interview using a tablet or paper questionnaire, otherwise, the enumerator will move on to the next house.

After the interview, the enumerator will post a sticker as Notice of Listing/Enumeration at your gate or door, as proof that you belong to the respondents for CAF.

The data that will be gathered through the CAF, will be used most importantly by the policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders to make decisions that can lead to equitable distribution of resources and policies that prioritize the improvement of agricultural and fishery production processes as well as the well-being of the nation.

The Census of Agriculture and Fisheries (CAF) is a large-scale government undertaking that is geared towards the collection and compilation of basic information on agricultural and fishery sectors in the Philippines, provided in Executive Order 352 which sets the conduct of CAF every 10 years. *(EAD-PIA6)