Date ( Publication )

2011-12-31

Date ( Revision )

2017-03-01

Date ( Creation )

2011-12-31

Identifier

http://nso.gov.mt / AtRiskofPovertyorsocialexclusionbyDistrict

GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version 1.0

• Population distribution — demography

Spatial scope ( Theme )

• National

Use constraints

Other restrictions

Access constraints

Other restrictions

Spatial representation type

Vector

Metadata language

English

Topic category

• Society

Reference system identifier

http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/3045

Distribution format

• unknown (unknown )

  Specification

OnLine resource

http://nso.gov.mt/metadata/ConceptDetails.aspx?id=2147  

OnLine resource

PD.At_Risk_of_Poverty_or_social_exclusion_by_District  

PD.At_Risk_of_Poverty_or_social_exclusion_by_District

OnLine resource

MITA Harmonised Data View Service  

MITA Harmonised Data View Service

OnLine resource

Harmonised WFS At Risk of Poverty or social exclusion by District  

Harmonised WFS At Risk of Poverty or social exclusion by District

Hierarchy level

Dataset

Statement

The risk of poverty or social exclusion is extracted from the European Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) project was launched for the first time in Malta in 2005 and has been carried out on annual basis ever since. This survey is today regarded as the main source of national statistics on income distribution, poverty and social exclusion. The EU-SILC is carried out under European Framework Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003, which stipulates rulings by which this survey is carried out in a harmonised way across the EU. Data collection is also coordinated by Eurostat which provides methodological guidelines by which this survey can be carried out at highest quality standards in all EU member countries. Information collected from this survey includes information related to the distribution of household income, health and disability, employment, and material deprivation. In this context, indicators derived from SILC aim to identify the population categories that are most prone to poverty and material deprivation. The method used for EU-SILC involves personal interviews among a representative sample of households and persons living in these households at the time of data collection. Every year, more than 4,000 households are contacted for this survey. The sampling methodology used for EU-SILC incorporates a rotational panel, which requires that three quarters of the responding households in a particular year are forwarded for the next year's survey. This way, every responding household is contacted over four consecutive years. This methodology makes it possible for NSO to analyse more accurately differences in income and socio-economic situation of households over a relatively long period of time.

Metadata

File identifier

af331403-6c29-4f03-a14d-84b568e5f356   XML

Metadata language

English

Character set

UTF8

Hierarchy level

Dataset

Date stamp

2021-01-18T08:19:10

Metadata standard name

ISO19115

Metadata standard version

2003/Cor.1:2006