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Fam ecec age 5 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:34:04Z

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Fam ecec age 4 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:33:47Z

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Fam ecec age 3 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:33:33Z

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Fam ecec age 2 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:33:18Z

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Fam ecec age 1 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:33:00Z

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Fam ecec age 0 edu comp

2025-06-11T13:31:59Z

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Fam ecec age 5 edu free

2025-06-11T13:30:09Z

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Fam ecec age 4 edu free

2025-06-11T13:29:57Z

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Fam ecec age 3 edu free

2025-06-11T13:29:36Z

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Fam ecec age 2 edu free

2025-06-11T13:29:18Z

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Fam ecec age 1 edu free

2025-06-11T13:28:47Z

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Fam ecec age 0 edu free

2025-06-11T13:28:15Z

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Fam ecec age 5 univ

2025-06-11T13:26:25Z

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Fam ecec age 4 univ

2025-06-11T13:26:09Z

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Fam ecec age 3 univ

2025-06-11T13:25:47Z

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Fam ecec age 2 univ

2025-06-11T13:25:28Z

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Fam ecec age 1 univ

2025-06-11T13:24:56Z

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Fam ecec age 0 univ

2025-06-11T13:24:14Z

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Fam ecec age 2 sup

2025-06-11T13:20:24Z

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Fam ecec age 5 wrk

2025-06-11T13:19:42Z

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Fam ecec age 4 wrk

2025-06-11T13:19:25Z

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Fam ecec age 3 wrk

2025-06-11T13:18:58Z

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Fam ecec age 2 wrk

2025-06-11T13:18:17Z

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Fam ecec age 1 wrk

2025-06-11T13:16:56Z

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Fam ecec age 0 wrk

2025-06-11T13:15:18Z

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Fam ecec age 1 sup

2025-06-11T13:10:49Z

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Fam ecec age 0 sup

2025-06-11T13:09:36Z

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Fam ecec sys leg sup

2025-06-11T12:51:54Z

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Fam ecec sys leg edu

2025-06-11T12:50:31Z

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Fam ecec sys leg wrk

2025-06-11T12:49:07Z

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Fam ecec sys enr pp

2025-06-11T12:44:14Z

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Fam ecec sys enr ecec

2025-06-11T12:42:35Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk sector

2025-06-11T12:38:49Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk minworkers f

2025-06-11T12:36:16Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk minworkers

2025-06-11T12:34:10Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk type

2025-06-11T12:30:58Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk resp

2025-06-11T12:27:13Z

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Fam ecec sys wrk obl

2025-06-11T10:56:00Z

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Family and gender policies

2025-06-04T10:48:38Z

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! Indicator name*
! Subcategory I
! Subcategory II
! Subcategory III
! Technical name*
! Scale*
! Short description
! Data origin*
|-
| [[Introduction year of child benefit system]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Availability
| fam_cben_avail_intro
| Date
| Introduction year of first child benefits (irrespective of its type).
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Existence of both employment-based and citizen- or residency-based child benefits]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Availability
| fam_cben_avail_both
| Multinomial
| Simultaneous existence of both employment-based and citizen- or residency-based child benefits within the system.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of the child benefit system]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_mt
| Multinomial
| Is the child benefit system means-tested?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions in the child benefit system]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_cond
| Multinomial
| Does the child benefit system include behavioral conditions?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Legal coverage of the child benefit system]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Coverage
| fam_cben_cov_groups
| Metric
| Legal coverage of the child benefit system, expressed as a percentage of sectoral groups covered.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly child benefit in national currency]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Amount
| fam_cben_amount_max_child_nominal
| Metric
| Maximum monthly child benefit amount per child in nominal values, expressed in national currency.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly child benefit in international dollars]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Amount
| fam_cben_amount_max_child_real
| Metric
| Maximum monthly child benefit amount per child in international dollars (PPP adjusted).
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Institutional type of the child benefit system]]
| Child benefits
| Child benefit system
| Type
| fam_cben_type
| String
| Institutional type of the child benefit system.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Introduction year of employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Availability
| fam_cben_emp_avail_intro
| Date
| Introduction year of the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Name of the program or law of employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Availability
| fam_cben_emp_avail_name
| String
| Name of the program or the law introducing the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Upper age limit for employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_emp_elig_maxage
| Metric
| Upper age limit for child(ren) to be eligible for the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum number of children in a household for employment-based benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_emp_elig_maxchild
| Metric
| Maximum number of children in a household for whom the employment-based child benefit can be received.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Lower age limit for employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_emp_elig_minage
| Metric
| Lower age limit for child(ren) in a household to be eligible for the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Minimum number of children in a household for employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_emp_elig_minchild
| Metric
| Minimum number of children in a household for whom the employment-based child benefit can be received.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Minimum duration of contributions for the employment-based child benefit (in months)]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_emp_elig_mincont
| Metric
| Minimum duration of contributions required to be eligible for the employment-based child benefit (in months).
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_emp_mt
| Multinomial
| Is the employment-based child benefit means-tested?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[De jure coverage of workers in the agricultural sector by employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_emp_cov_agr
| Multinomial
| De jure coverage of parents/caregivers employed in the agriculture sector by the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[De jure coverage of workers in the commercial sector by employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_emp_cov_com
| Multinomial
| De jure coverage of parents/caregivers employed in the commercial sector by the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[De jure coverage of workers in the industrial sector by employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_emp_cov_ind
| Multinomial
| De jure coverage of parents/caregivers employed in the industrial sector by the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[De jure coverage of self-employed workers by employment-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_emp_cov_self
| Multinomial
| De jure coverage of parents/caregivers who are self-employed by the employment-based child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of employment-based child benefit in national currency for the FIRST child, aged 12]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_emp_amount_max_child1_age12_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the employment-based child benefit for the FIRST child, aged 12, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of employment-based child benefit in national currency for the SECOND child, aged 10]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_emp_amount_max_child2_age10_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the employment-based child benefit for the SECOND child, aged 10, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of employment-based child benefit in national currency for the THIRD child, aged 8]]
| Child benefits
| Employment-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_emp_amount_max_child3_age8_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the employment-based child benefit for the THIRD child, aged 8, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Introduction year of citizen- or residency-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Availability
| fam_cben_citres_avail_intro
| Date
| Introduction year of the child benefit for citizens/residents.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Name of the program or law of child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Availability
| fam_cben_citres_avail_name
| String
| Name of the program or the law introducing the child benefit.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Availability of child benefit for residents, regardless of citizenship status]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Availability
| fam_cben_citres_avail_resid
| Multinomial
| Is the benefit available for all residents of the country, regardless of citizenship status?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Upper age limit for citizenship- or residency-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_citres_elig_maxage
| Metric
| Upper age limit for child(ren) in a household to be eligible for citizenship- or residency-based child benefits.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum number of children in a household for citizenship- or residency-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_citres_elig_maxchild
| Metric
| Maximum number of eligible children in a household that can receive the child benefit for citizens/residents.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Lower age limit for citizenship- or residency-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_citres_elig_minage
| Metric
| Lower age limit for child(ren) in a household to be eligible for citizenship- or residency-based child benefits.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Minimum number of children in a household for citizenship- or residency-based child benefit]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Eligibility
| fam_cben_citres_elig_minchild
| Metric
| Minimum number of children in the household eligible for the benefit for citizens/residents.
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship- or residency-based child benefit in national currency for the FIRST child, aged 12]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_child1_age12_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit for the FIRST child, aged 12, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship- or residency-based child benefit in national currency for the SECOND child, aged 10]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_child2_age10_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit for the SECOND child, aged 10, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship- or residency-based child benefit in national currency for the THIRD child, aged 8]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_child3_age8_nominal
| Metric
| This variable indicates the maximum monthly amount (nominal value in national currency) received from the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit for the THIRD child, aged 8, in a hypothetical family with three children aged 8-, 10-, and 12-year-old (Gauthier 2011).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt
| Multinomial
| Is the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit means-tested?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents based on geographic location]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_geo
| Multinomial
| If means-tested, is vulnerability determined by geographic location?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents based on income]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_income
| Multinomial
| If means-tested, is vulnerability determined by income level?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Income threshold for means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_income_threshold
| Metric
| If the means test is based on income, what is the (nominal) income threshold to be eligible?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents based on proxy means test]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_pmt
| Multinomial
| If means-tested, is vulnerability determined by proxy means testing?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents based on community-based targeting]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_cbt
| Multinomial
| If means-tested, is vulnerability determined by community-based targeting?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Means-testing of child benefit for citizens/residents based on vulnerable employment status outside of the formal workforce]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Means-testing
| fam_cben_citres_mt_emp
| Multinomial
| If means-tested, is vulnerability determined based on being outside of “formal” employment (e.g. unemployment, self-employment or informal)?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit based on any behavioral conditions?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions based on education in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond_educ
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit conditional on school enrolment and/or attendance?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions based on health in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond_health
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit conditional on attendance at health appointments?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions based on nutrition in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond_nutri
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit conditional on meeting nutritional requirements?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions based on vaccination in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond_vaccin
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit conditional on immunization?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[Behavioral conditions based on participatory activities in the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Behavioral conditions
| fam_cben_citres_cond_particip
| Multinomial
| Is receipt of the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit conditional on attendance at trainings, meetings, activities or another form of social participation?
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[De facto coverage of households by the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_citres_cov_eff_hh
| Metric
| If the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit is provided at the household-level, this variable indicates the total number of households who have received a benefit.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[De facto coverage of children by the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_citres_cov_eff_child
| Metric
| If the citizenship- or residency-based child benefit is provided at the child-level, this variable indicates the total number of children who have received a benefit.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[De facto coverage of the child population (%) by the child benefit for citizens/residents]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Coverage
| fam_cben_citres_cov_eff_sharechild
| Metric
| This variable estimates the share of the child population (aged below 18) who received a benefit. In case the unit of recipients is households, coverage of children is calculated to estimate the share of the child population covered.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Minimum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per household, in national currency]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_min_hh_nominal
| Metric
| Minimum monthly benefit amount per household in nominal values, expressed in national currency.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Minimum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per child, in national currency]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_min_child_nominal
| Metric
| Minimum monthly benefit amount per child in nominal values, expressed in national currency.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per household, in national currency]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_hh_nominal
| Metric
| Maximum monthly benefit amount per household in nominal values, expressed in national currency.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per child, in national currency]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_child_nominal
| Metric
| Maximum monthly benefit amount per child in nominal values, expressed in national currency.
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Minimum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per household, in international dollars]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_min_hh_real
| Metric
| Minimum monthly benefit amount per household in real values, calculated based on the implied PPP conversion rate (national currency per current international dollar).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Minimum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per child, in international dollars]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_min_child_real
| Metric
| Minimum monthly benefit amount per child in real values, calculated based on the implied PPP conversion rate (national currency per current international dollar).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per household, in international dollars]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_hh_real
| Metric
| Maximum monthly benefit amount per household in real values, calculated based on the implied PPP conversion rate (national currency per current international dollar).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[Maximum monthly amount of citizenship-or residency-based child benefit, per child, in international dollars]]
| Child benefits
| Citizen- or residency-based child benefits
| Amount
| fam_cben_citres_amount_max_child_real
| Metric
| Maximum monthly benefit amount per child in real values, calculated based on the implied PPP conversion rate (national currency per current international dollar).
| CRC Compiled Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_own | Amount of maternity benefit (in original unit) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_own
| String
| Amount - Maternity leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ILO | Amount of maternity benefit (in replacement rate) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ILO
| String
| Cash benefits as percentage of the earnings (%) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ILO2 | Amount of maternity benefit (in replacement rate) (ILO2) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ILO2
| String
| Percentage of wages paid during covered period
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ML | Amount of maternity benefit (in replacement rate) (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_ML
| Metric
| Maternity benefit: Level of compensation (Share of earned income)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_own | Amount of maternity benefit (in replacement rate) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_own
| Metric
| Amount - Maternity leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_WBL | Amount of maternity benefit (in replacement rate) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_mat_leave_amount_repl_WBL
| Metric
| What percentage of wages is paid during maternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_avail_num | Number of maternity leave programs (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Availability
| fam_mat_leave_avail_num
| String
| Number of program(s) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_avail_UN | Existence of maternity leave (paid or unpaid) (UN) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Availability
| fam_mat_leave_avail_UN
| Binary
| Maternity leave for childbirth with job security (paid or unpaid)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_avail_WBL | Existence of maternity leave (paid or unpaid) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Availability
| fam_mat_leave_avail_WBL
| Binary
| Does the law mandate paid or unpaid maternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_con_contr_weeks | Qualifying period of contributions (weeks) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Conditionality
| fam_mat_leave_con_contr_weeks
| Metric
| Qualifying period of contributions (weeks) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_con_contr_work | Qualifying period of contribution/work (weeks) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Conditionality
| fam_mat_leave_con_contr_work
| String
| Qualifying period of contribution/work (weeks) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_con_contr_work2 | Qualifying period of contribution/work (in original unit) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Conditionality
| fam_mat_leave_con_contr_work2
| String
| Qualifying period of contribution/work (unit to be mentioned) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_con_own | Qualifying conditions for paid maternity leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Conditionality
| fam_mat_leave_con_own
| String
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_con_work_weeks | Qualifying period of work (weeks) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Conditionality
| fam_mat_leave_con_work_weeks
| Metric
| Qualifying period of work (weeks) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_cov_eff | Effective coverage of maternity leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Coverage
| fam_mat_leave_cov_eff
| Metric
| Effective coverage of maternity leave (ILO)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_cov_ILO | Coverage of maternity leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Coverage
| fam_mat_leave_cov_ILO
| String
| Coverage - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_cov_own | Aggregated de jure coverage of maternity program(s) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Coverage
| fam_mat_leave_cov_own
| String
| Coverage - Maternity
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_ben_own | Duration of maternity benefit (in original unit) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_ben_own
| String
| Duration - Maternity leave (in original unit) (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_ben_own2 | Duration of maternity benefit (in weeks) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_ben_own2
| Metric
| Duration - Maternity leave (in weeks) (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_p_ILO2 | Duration of maternity leave (paid or unpaid) (in original unit) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_p_ILO2
| String
| Length of maternity leave (in original units)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_CF | Duration of paid maternity leave (weeks) (Comparative Family Database) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_CF
| Metric
| Total number of weeks of maternity leave
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_ILO | Duration of paid maternity leave (weeks) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_ILO
| String
| Duration of benefit (weeks) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_ML | Duration of paid maternity leave (weeks) (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_ML
| Metric
| Duration of maternity leave (Weeks)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_WBL | Duration of paid maternity leave (days) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_paid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of paid maternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL | Duration of unpaid maternity leave (days) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of unpaid maternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_dur_w_ILO2 | Duration of maternity leave (paid or unpaid) (weeks) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_mat_leave_dur_w_ILO2
| String
| Length of maternity leave (weeks)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_finance_ILO | Financing of maternity leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_finance_ILO
| String
| Sources of Financing
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_finance_own | Financing of maternity leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_finance_own
| String
| Financing - Maternity leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_finance_WBL | Financing of maternity leave (WBL) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_finance_WBL
| String
| Who pays maternity leave benefits?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_intro_ILO | Introduction of maternity leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Introduction
| fam_mat_leave_intro_ILO
| Date
| Date of the first law - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_intro_own | Introduction of maternity leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Introduction
| fam_mat_leave_intro_own
| Multinomial
| Presence of Legislation – Maternity
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_provid_ILO2 | Provider of maternity benefits (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_provid_ILO2
| String
| provider_mat
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_type_first_ILO | Type of first maternity leave program (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_type_first_ILO
| String
| Types of program (1) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_type_ILO2 | Type of materniy leave program (ILO2) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_type_ILO2
| String
| Type of program
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_mat_leave_type_second_ILO | Type of second maternity leave program (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Maternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_mat_leave_type_second_ILO
| String
| Types of program (2) - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_intro_own| Introduction of parental leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Introduction
| fam_par_leave_intro_own
| Date
| Date of the first law - Parental
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_repl_CF | Parental leave replacement rate (Comparative Family Database) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_repl_CF
| Metric
| Cash benefits paid during parental leave (as a percent of female wages in manufacturing)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_repl_ILO2 | Parental leave replacement rate (ILO2) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_repl_ILO2
| String
| Amount of parental leave cash benefits (% of previous earnings)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_repl_ML | Parental leave replacement rate (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_repl_ML
| Metric
| Parental leave benefit: Level of payment (Share of earned income)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_repl_WBL | Parental leave replacement rate (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_repl_WBL
| String
| What percentage of wages is paid during parental leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_avail_ILO | Existence of parental leave (paid or unpaid) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Availability
| fam_par_leave_avail_ILO
| Binary
| Existence of parental leave - Maternity
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_avail_UN | Existence of parental leave (paid or unpaid) (UN) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Availability
| fam_par_leave_avail_UN
| Binary
| Parental leave for childcare at home (paid or unpaid)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_avail_WBL | Existence of parental leave (paid or unpaid) (WBL) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Availability
| fam_par_leave_avail_WBL
| Binary
| Does the law mandate paid or unpaid parental leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_CF | Duration of parental leave (paid or unpaid) (weeks) (Comparative Family Database) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_CF
| Metric
| Total number of weeks of parental leave
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_entitlement_own | Entitlement principle of parental leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental leave
| Availability
| fam_par_leave_entitlement_own
| String
| Entitlement principle of parental leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_ben_own | Duration of parental benefit (in original units) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_ben_own
| String
| Duration of parental benefit (in original units)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_ben_own2 | Duration of parental benefit (in weeks) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_ben_own2
| Metric
| Duration of parental benefit (in weeks)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_own | Amount of parental benefit (in original unit) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_own
| String
| Amount - Parental leave (in original units)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_amount_repl_own | Amount of parental benefit (in replacement rate) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Amount
| fam_par_leave_amount_repl_own
| Metric
| Amount - Parental leave (in replacement rate) (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_finance_own | Financing of parental leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Financing
| fam_par_leave_finance_own
| String
| Financing - Parental leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_ILO2 | Duration of parental leave (paid and unpaid) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_ILO2
| String
| Duration of parental leave (paid and unpaid) (ILO)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_paid_ML | Duration of paid parental leave (months) (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_paid_ML
| Metric
| Parental leave benefit: Length of payment (Months)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_paid_WBL | Duration of paid parental leave (days) (WBL) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_paid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of paid parental leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL | Duration of unpaid parental leave (days) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Duration
| fam_par_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of unpaid parental leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_finance_ILO2 | Financing of parental leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Financing
| fam_par_leave_finance_ILO2
| String
| Source of funding of parental leave cash benefits
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_par_leave_finance_WBL | Financing of parental leave (WBL) ]]
| Leave
| Parental Leave
| Financing
| fam_par_leave_finance_WBL
| String
| Who pays parental leave benefits?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_intro_own| Introduction of paternity leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Introduction
| fam_pat_leave_intro_own
| Date
| Date of the first law - Paternity
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_ben_own | Duration of paternity benefit (in original units) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_ben_own
| String
| Duration of paternity benefit (in original units)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_ben_own2 | Duration of paternity benefit (in weeks) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_ben_own2
| Metric
| Duration of paternity benefit (in weeks)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_amount_own | Amount of paternity benefit (in original unit) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_pat_leave_amount_own
| String
| Amount - Paternity leave (in original units)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_own | Amount of paternity benefit (in replacement rate) (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_own
| Metric
| Amount - Paternity leave (in replacement rate) (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_finance_own | Financing of paternity leave (own coding) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_pat_leave_finance_own
| String
| Financing - Paternity leave (own coding)
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_ILO2 | Paternity leave replacement rate (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_ILO2
| String
| Amount of paternity leave cash benefits (% of previous earnings)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_ML | Paternity leave replacement rate (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_ML
| Metric
| Paternity leave: Level of compensation (Share of earned income)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_WBL | Paternity leave replacement rate (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Amount
| fam_pat_leave_amount_repl_WBL
| Metric
| What percentage of wages is paid during paternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_avail_UN | Existence of paternity leave (paid or unpaid) (UN) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Availability
| fam_pat_leave_avail_UN
| Binary
| Paternity leave for childbirth with job security (paid or unpaid)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_avail_WBL | Existence of paternity leave (paid or unpaid) (WBL) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Availability
| fam_pat_leave_avail_WBL
| Binary
| Does the law mandate paid or unpaid paternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_ILO2 | Duration of paternity leave (paid or unpaid) (days) (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_ILO2
| String
| Duration of paternity leave (Days)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_ML | Duration of paternity leave (days) (Multilinks) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_ML
| Metric
| Duration of paternity leave (Days)
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_WBL | Duration of paid paternity leave (days) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_paid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of paid paternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL | Duration of unpaid paternity leave (days) (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Duration
| fam_pat_leave_dur_unpaid_WBL
| Metric
| What is the length of unpaid paternity leave?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_finance_ILO2 | Financing of paternity leave (ILO) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_pat_leave_finance_ILO2
| String
| Source of funding of paternity leave cash benefits
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_pat_leave_finance_WBL | Financing of paternity leave (Worldbank) ]]
| Leave
| Paternity Leave
| Financing
| fam_pat_leave_finance_WBL
| String
| Who pays paternity leave benefits?
| 3rd Party Data
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_law_year | Year workplace childcare legislation was passed ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_law_year
| Date
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_min_workers | Workplace childcare: Minimum amount of (female) employees in establishment ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_min_workers
| Metric
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_max_age | Workplace childcare: Maximum age of children ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_max_age
| Metric
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_sector_ind | Workplace childcare legislation applies to sector: Industry ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_sector_ind
| Binary
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_sector_agr | Workplace childcare legislation applies to sector: Agriculture ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_sector_agr
| Binary
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_sector_com | Workplace childcare legislation applies to sector: Commercial ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_sector_com
| Binary
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_nurse | Workplace childcare legislation mandates only nursing room ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_nurse
| Binary
|
|
|-
| [[ fam_fcare_intro | Year first workplace childcare legislation of any type was passed ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Workplace
| Legislation
| fam_fcare_intro
| Date
|
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_wrk_obl | Workplace Childcare: Obligation of Firms ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Workplace
| fam_ecec_sys_wrk_obl
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_wrk_resp | Workplace Childcare: Responsibility for provision ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Workplace
| fam_ecec_sys_wrk_resp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_wrk_minworkers | Workplace Childcare: Minimum amount of workers ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Workplace
| fam_ecec_sys_wrk_minworkers
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_wrk_minworkers_f | Workplace Childcare: Minimum amount of workers gendered ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Workplace
| fam_ecec_sys_wrk_minworkers_f
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_wrk_sector | Workplace Childcare: Restriction to specific sectors ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Workplace
| fam_ecec_sys_wrk_sector
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_enr_ecec | Enrollment: Gross Enrollment in ECEC programs ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Enrollment
| fam_ecec_sys_enr_ecec
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_enr_pp | Enrollment: Gross Enrollment in Pre-Primary Schooling ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Enrollment
| fam_ecec_sys_enr_pp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_leg_wrk | Legislative Basis: Workplace regulations ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Legislation
| fam_ecec_sys_leg_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_leg_edu | Legislative Basis: Education system ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Legislation
| fam_ecec_sys_leg_edu
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_sys_leg_sup | Legislative Basis: (Financial) support provisions ]]
| Childcare & early education
| System
| Legislation
| fam_ecec_sys_leg_sup
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_0_sup | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 0: Support for families for childcare services ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 0
| fam_ecec_age_0_sup
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_0_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 0: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 0
| fam_ecec_age_0_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_0_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 0: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 0
| fam_ecec_age_0_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_0_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 0: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 0
| fam_ecec_age_0_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_0_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 0: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 0
| fam_ecec_age_0_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_1_sup | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 1: Support for families for childcare services ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 1
| fam_ecec_age_1_sup
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_1_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 1: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 1
| fam_ecec_age_1_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_1_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 1: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 1
| fam_ecec_age_1_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_1_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 1: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 1
| fam_ecec_age_1_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_1_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 1: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 1
| fam_ecec_age_1_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_2_sup | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 2: Support for families for childcare services ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 2
| fam_ecec_age_2_sup
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_2_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 2: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 2
| fam_ecec_age_2_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_2_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 2: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 2
| fam_ecec_age_2_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_2_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 2: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 2
| fam_ecec_age_2_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_2_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 2: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 2
| fam_ecec_age_2_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_3_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 3: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 3
| fam_ecec_age_3_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_3_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 3: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 3
| fam_ecec_age_3_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_3_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 3: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 3
| fam_ecec_age_3_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_3_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 3: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 3
| fam_ecec_age_3_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_4_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 4: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 4
| fam_ecec_age_4_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_4_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 4: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 4
| fam_ecec_age_4_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_4_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 4: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 4
| fam_ecec_age_4_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_4_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 4: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 4
| fam_ecec_age_4_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_5_wrk | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 5: Provision of workplace childcare ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 5
| fam_ecec_age_5_wrk
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_5_univ | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 5: Universality of availability ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 5
| fam_ecec_age_5_univ
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_5_edu_free | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 5: Free access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 5
| fam_ecec_age_5_edu_free
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
| [[ fam_ecec_age_5_edu_comp | Entitlements & Regulations for Age 5: Compulsory access to education ]]
| Childcare & early education
| Entitlements & Regulations by Age
| Age 5
| fam_ecec_age_5_edu_comp
|
|
| Original CRC Data
|-
|}

Sar sys a inc floor

2025-06-04T10:38:15Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_a_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Poor People (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed) in the national social cash transfer arrangement
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of poor people in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

For countries in which two or three social cash transfer programmes address poor people, the maximum score of all social cash transfer programmes in the country that address poor people is used as the national inclusion score of the target category of poor people (maximum principle). Two programmes that only address some poor people likely do not complement each other in a way that they together would entitle all poor people of this country.

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys oth inc floor

2025-06-04T10:37:55Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_oth_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Small Groups (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of small groups (residual category) in the national social cash transfer arrangement
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of small groups in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys d inc floor

2025-06-04T10:37:44Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_d_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Adults with Disabilities (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of adults with disabilities in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 18 to including 80)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of adults with disabilities in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys oa inc floor

2025-06-04T10:37:34Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_oa_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Older Persons (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of older persons in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 60 to including 80)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of older persons in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys wa inc floor

2025-06-04T10:37:20Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_wa_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Persons of Working Age (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of persons of working age in the national social cash transfer arrangement (without disabilities) (18-59)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of persons of working age in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys c inc floor

2025-06-04T10:37:08Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_c_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights|Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Children (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>

|description = Inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys c inc floor

2025-06-04T10:36:40Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_c_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights | Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Children (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>

|description = Inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys wa inc floor

2025-06-04T10:35:28Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_wa_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Persons of Working Age (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of persons of working age in the national social cash transfer arrangement (without disabilities) (18-59)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of persons of working age in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys c inc floor

2025-06-04T10:35:00Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_c_inc_floor
|category= [[Social assistance rights]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Children (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>

|description = Inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of children in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys oth inc floor

2025-06-04T10:33:23Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_oth_inc_floor
|category= [[Family and gender policies|Family and gender policies]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Small Groups (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_d_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of small groups (residual category) in the national social cash transfer arrangement
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of small groups in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

|sources = <p style="margin-left: 20px;">Weible K. ''Social citizenship for “the poor”? Large N data construction, conceptualization, and comparative analysis of social cash transfers across the global South''. Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld; 2022. https://doi.org/10.4119/unibi/2967740 </p>

}}

Sar sys d inc floor

2025-06-04T10:32:58Z

Jriedel:

{{Indicator
|datatype = numeric
|scale = metric
|valuelabels = N/A
|techname = sar_sys_d_inc_floor
|category= [[Family and gender policies|Family and gender policies]]
|label = Inclusiveness of Social Assistance Entitlements of Adults with Disabilities (FLOOR)
|relatedindicators = <ul><li>[[sar_sys_wa_inc_floor]]</li><li>
[[sar_sys_oa _inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_c_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_oth_inc_floor]]</li><li>

[[sar_sys_a_inc_floor]]</li></ul>
|description = Inclusion of adults with disabilities in the national social cash transfer arrangement (from age 18 to including 80)
|codingrules = This indicator measures the inclusion of adults with disabilities in the national social cash transfer arrangement. It’s the constituent element of the inclusiveness profile of a national social cash transfer arrangement.
<div style="border: 1px solid black;
padding: 5px 10px 10px 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9; display: inline-block; max-width: 100%; word-wrap: break-word; margin-left: 20px;">
'''Categories:'''
<ol>
<li>children (from age 0 to including 17; including children with disabilities); </li>
<li>persons of working age (without disabilities) (18-59); </li>
<li>older persons (from age 60 to including 80); </li>
<li>adults with disabilities (from age 18 to including 80); </li>
<li>small groups (residual category); </li>
<li>poor people (defined in economic terms, not categorically constructed). </li>
</ol>
</div>

<div style="margin-top: 4px; margin-left: 65px; color: #555;">
(For more information about the categories see section 4.3 in Weible 2022)
</div>

The inclusion index indicates to what extent a target category is covered (“included”) by entitlements to social cash transfers. Three measures to analyse the scope of entitlements – social range of a target group, age range of a target group, geographical range of programmes – feed into the inclusion index. Depending on the data values, each of the three measures is assigned a certain score between (including) 0 and 1, which serve as sub-scores of the (total) inclusion score. The sub-scores are empirically based estimates, which are explained in Weible (2022; section 4.4.5). The inclusion index is estimated separately per target category. To calculate the inclusion score of each target category, the three sub-scores are multiplied. The multiplicative index construction is based on the assumption that a sub-score of 0 in one component of the index cannot be compensated by another component.

The score of the inclusion index ranges from 0 (no inclusion) to 1 (full inclusion). 0 means that nobody of the target category is entitled to a social cash transfer, 1 means that all members of the target category are entitled to a social cash transfer, always presuming that they are classified as poor according to the definition and methods applied by the programme regulations in case that the programme applies a means test.

For each country the inclusion scores of all the social cash transfer programmes identified in a country are added to obtain a national inclusion score for each target category. The national inclusion score of each target category ranges from 0 to 1. A score of 0 indicates that no programme in the country addresses the target category. A score of 1 indicates that the target category is addressed to the full extent. This means that first, the entire social range of the category is addressed (the entire category rather than subcategories only); second, the entire age range of the target category is covered; and third, the entire geographical range of the country is covered, that is the entire country without geographical restrictions. A score greater than 0 indicates that the target category is addressed to some extent. National inclusion scores greater than 1 are cut off at 1 as the maximum inclusion score.
(Table 4.4.5 in Weible 2022)

|citation = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''Constructing Social Rights for the Poor'' In: ''The Politics of Welfare in the Global South.'' Edited by: Biswas S. D., Sambo C. G., and Pellissery S., Oxford University Press; 2024. DOI: 10.1093/9780197698716.003.0004.
|relatedpublications = Leisering L. and Weible K. ''FLOORCASH-SocCit. The social citizenship dataset on social cash transfers in the global South.'' Köln: GESIS; 2020. Datenfile Version 1.0.0, https://doi.org/10.7802/2249.
|projectmanagers = Tobias Böger (A06)
|datarelease =
|revisions =

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