REGULATION (EU) 2019/1700 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL
of 10 October 2019
establishing a common framework for European statistics relating to persons and households, based on data at individual level collected from samples, amending Regulations (EC) No 808/2004, (EC) No 452/2008 and (EC) No 1338/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council, and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council and Council Regulation (EC) No 577/98
(Text with EEA relevance)
Article 1
Subject‐matter and scope
Article 2
Definitions
Article 3
Domains and data sets
Article 4
Multiannual rolling planning
Article 5
Statistical populations and observation units
Article 6
Specifications of data sets
Article 7
Technical specifications of data sets
Article 8
Formats for transmission of information
Article 9
Data sources and methods
Article 10
Periodicity
Article 11
Data transmission and deadlines
Article 12
Sampling frames
Article 13
Quality
Article 14
Feasibility and pilot studies
Article 15
Access for scientific purposes to confidential data
Article 16
Financing
Article 17
Exercise of the delegation
Article 18
Committee procedure
Article 19
Derogations and authorisations
Article 20
Amendments to Regulation (EC) No 808/2004
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Article 4
Domain
Article 21
Amendments to Regulation (EC) No 452/2008
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Article 3
Domains
Article 22
Amendments to Regulation (EC) No 1338/2008
Article 23
Transitional arrangements for implementing measures
Article 24
Repeal
Article 25
Entry into force and date of application
ANNEX I
Topics to be covered
Domain |
Topic |
Detailed topics |
For all domains |
Technical items |
Data collection information |
Identification |
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Weights |
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Interview characteristics |
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Localisation |
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Person and household characteristics |
Demography |
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Citizenship and migrant background |
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Household composition |
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Health: status and disability, access to and availability and use of health care and health determinants |
Disability and other elements of Minimum European Health Module |
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Labour market participation |
Main activity status (self‐defined) |
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Elementary job characteristics |
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Educational attainment and background |
Educational attainment level |
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Labour force |
Person and household characteristics |
Household composition ‐ additional specific details |
Stay in the country |
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Reason for migration |
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Labour market participation |
Employment status |
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Duration of contract |
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Details of contract |
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Full‐ or part‐time status ‐ reason |
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Dependent self‐employment |
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Supervisory responsibilities |
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Establishment size |
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Workplace |
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Working at home |
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Search for employment |
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Willingness to work |
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Availability |
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Second or multiple job(s) |
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Search for another job |
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Underemployment |
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Reconciliation of work and family life |
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Young people on the labour market |
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Labour market situation of migrants and their immediate descendants |
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Pension and labour market participation |
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Care needs |
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Job tenure, work biography and previous work experience |
Start of job |
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Way job found |
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Career continuity and breaks |
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Elementary characteristics of the last job |
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Working conditions including working hours and working time arrangements |
Working hours |
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Working time arrangements |
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Work organisation and working time arrangements |
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Educational attainment and background |
Educational attainment ‐ details, including education interrupted or abandoned |
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Participation in education and training |
Participation in formal and non‐formal education and training (4 weeks) |
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Participation in formal and non‐formal education and training (12 months) |
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Health: status and disability, access to and availability and use of health care and health determinants |
Accidents at work and other work‐related health problems |
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Elements of the Minimum European Health Module |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Income from work |
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Income from unemployment allowances |
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Income and living conditions |
Person and household characteristics |
Household composition ‐ additional specific details |
Duration of stay in the country |
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Participation in education and training |
Participation in formal education activities (current) |
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Educational attainment and background |
Educational attainment ‐ details, including education interrupted or abandoned |
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Labour market participation |
Characteristics of the workplace |
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Duration of contract |
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Employment status |
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Detailed labour market situation |
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Supervisory responsibilities |
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Job tenure, work biography and previous work experience |
Previous work experience |
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Working conditions including working hours and working time arrangements |
Calendar of activities |
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Working hours |
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Health: status and disability, access to and availability and use of health care and health determinants |
Minimum European Health Module |
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Details on health status and disability |
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Children health |
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Access to health care |
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Health care |
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Access to health care (children) |
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Health determinants |
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Quality of life, including social, civil, economic and cultural participation, inclusion and wellbeing |
Quality of life |
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Social and cultural participation |
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Wellbeing |
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Living conditions, including material deprivation, housing, living environment, access to services |
Material deprivation |
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Children‐specific deprivation |
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Main housing characteristics |
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Housing conditions details, including deprivation and imputed rent |
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Housing costs including reduced utility costs |
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Living environment |
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Housing difficulties (including renting difficulties) and reasons |
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Use of services, including care services and services for independent living |
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Affordability of services |
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Unmet needs and reasons |
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Childcare |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Income from work |
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Income from social transfers |
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Income from pensions |
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Other incomes, including income from property and capital and inter‐household transfers |
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Taxes and contributions actually paid after reductions |
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Total annual income at the level of persons and households |
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Over‐indebtedness, including reasons |
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Arrears |
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Elements of wealth, including dwelling ownership |
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Elements of consumption |
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Intergenerational transmission of advantages and disadvantages |
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Assessment of own needs |
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Health |
Health: status and disability, access to and availability and use of health care and health determinants |
Minimum European Health Module |
Diseases and chronic conditions |
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Accidents and injuries |
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Pain |
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Mental health, including addictions |
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Functional limitations |
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Difficulties in personal care activities |
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Difficulties in household activities |
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Temporary limitation in activity (due to health problems) |
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Barriers to participation in specific life domains |
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Use of health and long‐term care |
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Medicine use |
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Preventive care |
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Access to health care |
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Height and weight |
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Physical activity |
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Nutritional habits |
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Smoking |
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Alcohol consumption |
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Social and environmental factors |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Total household monthly income |
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Education and training |
Person and household characteristics |
Duration of stay in the country |
Job tenure, work biography and previous work experience |
Start of job |
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Labour market participation |
Establishment size |
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Educational attainment and background |
Educational attainment ‐ details, including education interrupted or abandoned |
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Educational background |
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Self‐reported skills |
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Participation in education and training |
Access to information on learning possibilities and guidance (12 months) |
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Participation in formal education activities (12 months) |
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Most recent formal education activity ‐ details (12 months) |
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Use of information and communication technologies in most recent formal education (12 months) |
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Reasons for participating in most recent formal education (12 months) |
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Payment and hours of most recent formal education (12 months) |
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Outcomes and use of skills from most recent formal education (12 months) |
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Participation in non‐formal education activities (12 months) |
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Non‐formal education activities ‐ details (12 months) |
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Use of information and communication technologies in non‐formal education activities (12 months) |
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Reasons for participating in non‐formal education activities (12 months) |
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Payment and hours of non‐formal education activities (12 months) |
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Outcomes and use of skills from non‐formal education activities (12 months) |
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Obstacles to participation in education and training (12 months) |
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Informal learning |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Total monthly household income |
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Use of information and communication technologies |
Information society participation |
Access to information and communication technologies |
Use and frequency of use of information and communication technologies |
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Barriers and problems to use |
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Effect of use |
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Security, privacy, trust |
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Connection to the internet from anywhere |
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Digital skills |
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Internet activities |
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e‐Commerce |
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Interaction with public authorities |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Total monthly household income |
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Time use |
Person and household characteristics |
Household composition ‐ details |
Participation in education and training |
Participation in formal education activities (current) |
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Health: status and disability, access to and availability and use of health care and health determinants |
Minimum European Health Module |
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Living conditions, including material deprivation, housing, living environment, access to services |
Possession of durable goods |
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Childcare |
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Care for sick and elderly |
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Working conditions including working hours and working time arrangements |
Working hours |
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Working time arrangements |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Production for self‐consumption and sell, reparations |
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Income from work |
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Total household monthly income |
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Allocation of time |
Time use, types of activities |
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Parallel activities |
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Place of activity |
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Presence of others during the activity |
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Assessment of activity |
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Consumption |
Person and household characteristics |
Household composition ‐ additional specific details |
Living conditions, including material deprivation, housing, living environment, access to services |
Main housing characteristics |
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Participation in education and training |
Participation in formal education activities (current) |
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Labour market participation |
Duration of contract |
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Income, consumption and elements of wealth, including debts |
Total annual income at the level of persons and households |
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Main income components |
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Taxes and contributions |
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Income in kind from non‐salaried activities |
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Imputed rent |
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Main source of income |
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Elements of wealth, including dwelling ownership |
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Debts |
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Arrears |
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Consumption by the classification of individual consumption by purpose (COICOP) |
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Cross‐border consumption expenditure by COICOP |
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Own consumption |
ANNEX II
Precision requirements
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N |
a |
b |
Labour force domain: precision requirements |
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Estimated (national) quarterly unemployment‐to‐population 15‐74 ratio |
Country population aged 15‐74 residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
7800 |
‐4500 |
Estimated (national) quarterly employment‐to‐population 15‐74 ratio |
Country population aged 15‐74 residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
7800 |
‐4500 |
Estimated quarterly unemployment‐to‐population 15‐74 ratio in each NUTS 2 region |
Population aged 15‐74 in the NUTS 2 region residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
See point 6 |
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Income and living conditions domain |
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Ratio at‐risk‐of‐poverty or social exclusion to population |
Number of private households in the country in millions and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
900 |
2600 |
Ratio of at‐persistent‐risk‐of‐poverty over four years to population |
Number of private households in the country in millions and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
350 |
1000 |
Ratio at‐risk‐of‐poverty or social exclusion to population in each NUTS 2 region (see point 7) |
Number of private households in the NUTS 2 region in millions and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
600 |
0 |
Health domain |
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Percentage of population severely limited in usual activities because of health problems (age 15 years or over) |
Country population aged 15 years or over residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
1200 |
2800 |
Education and Training domain |
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Participation rate in formal education and training (age 18‐24) |
Country population aged 18‐24 residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
200 |
1500 |
Participation rate in non‐formal education and training (age 25‐69) |
Country population aged 25‐69 residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
400 |
2000 |
Use of information and communication technology domain |
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Percentage of individuals who ordered goods or services over the Internet for private use in the last year |
Country population aged 16‐74 residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
400 |
1300 |
Time use domain |
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Percentage of population aged 15 and over spending daily on average more than 10 % of time working in paid work |
Country population aged 15 years or over residing in private households, in million persons and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
900 |
3500 |
Consumption domain |
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Percentage of households whose expenditure on housing‐related categories including water, electricity, gas and other fuels, are more than 50 % of the total expenditure (See point 8) |
Number of private households in the country, in millions and rounded to 3 decimal digits |
600 |
1600 |