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Abstract: EU-SILC 2007 contains the 2007 Module on housing conditions. The 2007 Module variables relate to two types of units: the household (all variables except those related to ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2007 contains the 2007 Module on housing conditions. The 2007 Module variables relate to two types of units: the household (all variables except those related to ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.The reference period for the 2007 Module: Usual: an ordinary winter/summer, in the area where the dwelling is located (for the variables 'dwelling comfortably warm during winter time' and 'dwelling comfortably cool during summer time'). Last two years (for the variables related to the 'change of dwelling'). Current (for all other variables). (Eurostat (2009): EU-SILC MODULE 2007 ON HOUSING CONDITIONS Assessment of the implementation, pp. 3-4.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2007
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2019 contains the 2019 module on Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income.
Abstract: EU-SILC 2019 contains the 2019 module on Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income.
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: current, constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2019
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2005 contains the 2005 Module on intergenerational transmission of poverty. The Module information will be provided for all current household members or if applic ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2005 contains the 2005 Module on intergenerational transmission of poverty. The Module information will be provided for all current household members or if applic ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period. (Eurostat: DESCRIPTION OF SILC USER DATABASE SECONDARY TARGET VARIABLES: MODULE 2005 Inter-generational transmission of poverty, p. 2.)The reference period for the 2005 Module is when the interviewee was a young teenager, between the ages of 12 and 16. If the respondent hesitates or asks for a specific age, the age of 14 should be used. Any changes that occurred after the reference period should not be taken into account; the interviewer must accentuate the fact that the reference period is when the interviewee was a young teenager. (Eurostat: EU-SILC 2005 MODULE ON INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF POVERTY. Assessment of the implementation, p. 14.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2005
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: "The first wave of the survey, 2007 AES (also called ‘pilot survey') was carried out between 2005 and 2008 in 29 countries. This pilot exercise was set up within a common ... more
Abstract: "The first wave of the survey, 2007 AES (also called ‘pilot survey') was carried out between 2005 and 2008 in 29 countries. This pilot exercise was set up within a common ... more
Topics: Labour and Employment, Employment, In-job Training, Education, Basic Skills Education, Life-long / continuing Education, Post-compulsory Education, Vocational Education
Date(s) of Data Collection: 2005-2008
Study number: missy-2007-adult-education-survey
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: "The aim for the 2016 AES is to further streamline and improve the data collection on adult participation in lifelong learning by both focusing on priority topics and ada ... more
Abstract: "The aim for the 2016 AES is to further streamline and improve the data collection on adult participation in lifelong learning by both focusing on priority topics and ada ... more
Topics: Labour and Employment, Employment, In-job Training, Education, Basic Skills Education, Life-long / continuing Education, Post-compulsory Education, Vocational Education
Date(s) of Data Collection: 2016-2017
Study number: missy-2016-adult-education-survey-aes
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2012 contains the 2012 Module on housing conditions. The 2012 module includes eighteen variables of which sixteen should be asked at household level and two at pe ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2012 contains the 2012 Module on housing conditions. The 2012 module includes eighteen variables of which sixteen should be asked at household level and two at pe ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period (Eurostat (2013): DESCRIPTION OF TARGET VARIABLES: Cross-sectional and Longitudinal. 2012 operation (Version May 2013), p. 74).The 2012 module variables relate to four types of reference periods:
Usual: an ordinary winter/summer, in the area where the dwelling is located (for the variables “dwelling comfortably warm during winter time” and “dwelling comfortably cool during summer time”).
Last five years (for the variables related to the “change of the dwelling”). It refers to the five years prior to the date of the interview.
Next six months (for the variables related to “risk of changing the dwelling”). It refers to the six months succeeding to the date of the interview.
Current (for all other variables).
(Eurostat (2013): 2012 EU-SILC MODULE ON HOUSING CONDITIONS. Assessment of the implementation, pp. 3-4.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2012
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2009 contains the 2009 Module on material deprivation. The 2009 Module consists on thirty variables to be asked at household level (six of them optional) and seve ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2009 contains the 2009 Module on material deprivation. The 2009 Module consists on thirty variables to be asked at household level (six of them optional) and seve ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period (Eurostat (2009): DESCRIPTION OF TARGET VARIABLES:Cross-sectional and Longitudinal 2009 operation, p. 76).All 2009 module variables relate to the current situation as the reference period, except for: the two variables on the expectation of the household to change dwelling, which refers to the next six month and the variables on unmet needs and on the visits to general practitioners (GP's) and specialists, which refer to the past twelve months. (Eurostat (2011): 2009 EU-SILC MODULE ON MATERIAL DEPRIVATION. Assessment of the implementation, p. 4.)
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2009
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2016 contains the 2016 module on Health and children's health.
Abstract: EU-SILC 2016 contains the 2016 module on Health and children's health.
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: current, constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2016
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: For 2022 EU-SILC includes the list of variables collected on an annual basis, a three-year rolling module on health and six-year module on quality of life.
Abstract: For 2022 EU-SILC includes the list of variables collected on an annual basis, a three-year rolling module on health and six-year module on quality of life.
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: current, constant, at selection, income reference period, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period.
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2022
Publisher: Eurostat
Abstract: EU-SILC 2006 contains the 2006 Module on social participation. The Module information is provided for all current household members, or if applicable for all selected res ... more
Abstract: EU-SILC 2006 contains the 2006 Module on social participation. The Module information is provided for all current household members, or if applicable for all selected res ... more
Topics: Demographic Background, Labour and Employment, Education, Health, Housing, Income, Social Exclusion, Household Structure, Technical Items, Modules, Living arrangements and conditions of children in separated and blended families, Optional COVID-19 related variables, Over-indebtedness, consumption and wealth as well as labour, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, household composition and evolution of income, Health & children's health, Access to services, Wellbeing, Intergenerational transmission of disadvantages, Intra-household sharing of resources, Material deprivation, Over-indebtedness and financial exclusion, Housing conditions, Social participation, Intergenerational transmission of poverty
Date(s) of Data Collection: Reference period for core variables: constant, at selection, income reference persiod, usual week, last 4 weeks, last 12 months, since last year, working life, childcare reference period. The reference period for the 2006 Module: 'Last 12 months' is used for variables related to participation in cultural events, and participation in formal and informal activities. 'Usual' is used for variables related to integration with relatives and friends. 'Usual' refers to the usual frequency with which the activities take place during a normal year. 'Current' for the variable PS090 (Ability to ask any relative, friend or neighbour for help).
Study number: missy-european-union-statistics-on-income-and-living-conditions-2006
Publisher: Eurostat
