Characteristics Proposal by the Household and Family Characteristics Task Force Prepared for UNECEEurostat Group of Experts on Population amp Housing Censuses 2326 September 2014 Geneva ID: 246727
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Demographic Characteristics: Proposal by the Household and Family Characteristics Task Force
Prepared forUNECE/Eurostat Group of Experts on Population & Housing Censuses 23-26 September 2014, Geneva
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Task Force Members
Nation/GroupMember
Denmark
Annemette Lindhardt Olsen
Hungary
Marcell KovacsItalySimona MastrolucaMontenegroBiljana SekulovicNetherlandsCarel HarmsenPolandAnna Wysocka Piotr Filip D SzaltysSerbiaSlavica Vukojicic SevoSlovakiaViera Doktorikova Podmanická Zuzana Ivančíková Ľudmila Ivana JuhascikovaSwedenMargareta CarlssonSwitzerlandYvon CsonkaUnited KingdomPeter Stokes Garnett Compton Ian WhiteUnited States Howard HoganCIS-StatNataliya KulikovskayaEurostatFranco ZampognaUNECEAndres Vikat Paolo Valente
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SUMMARYVery high compliance with the 2010 recommendations for the demographic variables. Only a few issues were raised that might merit
changes for 2020.3Slide4
Legal Marital Status Suggested RevisionsExplicit Inclusion of Same-Sex Legal Partnerships (Optional for countries where it is relevant)De Facto M
arital Status as a Core-Topic4Slide5
Proposed Revision for Same-Sex Legal Marital Status (optional second digit level)
(1.0) Never married(2.0) Married (2.1) Opposite-sex husband/wife/spouse
(2.2) Same-sex husband/wife/spouse(3.0) Registered or other legal partnership
(3.1) Opposite-sex partner
(3.2) Same-sex partner(4.0) Widowed and not remarried(5.0) Divorced and not remarried.5Slide6
2010 De Facto Marital Status2010: De
Facto Marital Status (non-core topic)
The suggested classification was:(1.0) Person living in a consensual union
(2.0) Person not living in a consensual
union.
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2020 De Facto Marital StatusElevate to a Core Topic & Clarify
The proposed classification is: (1.0) Person living with spouse or partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household
(2.0) Person not living with spouse or partner (registered or in a consensual union)
having usual residence in the same household.
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Topic for Discussion:Combined De Facto & De JureSome members of the task force proposed to add a new cross-classification of legal and de facto marital status, whereas others were not in agreement.
This meeting may wish to discuss whether the following cross-classification should be included in the recommendations.8Slide9
Proposed Topic for Discussion:Combined De Facto & De Jure Approach
(1.0) Never married (1.1) Person living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household
(
1.2) Person
not
living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(2.0) Married(2.1) Person living with spouse or partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(2.2) Person not living with spouse or partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(3.0) Widowed and not remarried(3.1) Person living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(3.2) Person not living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(4.0) Divorced and not remarried(4.1) Person living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household(4.2) Person not living with partner (registered or in a consensual union) having usual residence in the same household.9Slide10
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Household and Family Characteristics: Proposal by the Household and Family Characteristics Task ForcePrepared forUNECE/Eurostat Group of Experts on Population & Housing Censuses
23-26 September 2014, Geneva11Slide12
Task Force Members
Nation/GroupMember
Denmark
Annemette
Lindhardt OlsenHungaryMarcell KovacsItalySimona MastrolucaMontenegroBiljana SekulovicNetherlandsCarel HarmsenPolandAnna Wysocka Piotr Filip D SzaltysSerbiaSlavica Vukojicic SevoSlovakiaViera Doktorikova Podmanická Zuzana Ivančíková Ľudmila Ivana JuhascikovaSwedenMargareta CarlssonSwitzerlandYvon CsonkaUnited KingdomPeter Stokes Garnett Compton Ian WhiteUnited States Howard HoganCIS-StatNataliya KulikovskayaEurostatFranco ZampognaUNECEAndres Vikat Paolo Valente12Slide13
SUMMARYGood compliance with the 2010 recommendations for the household and family characteristics.Only a few issues were raised that might merit changes for 2020.
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Proposed 2020 RevisionsClarify concept of “Homelessness.”Revise Household Relationship to include “Registered Partner.”Explicit inclusion of Same-Sex Marriage in Household Status (optional for countries where it is relevant).
Expanded questions on Internet Access.14Slide15
Clarify Concept of “Homelessness”For tabulations of “Homelessness," the following two categories can be considered:
(1.0) Rooflessness: This category includes persons living in the streets without a shelter that would fall within the scope of living.(2.0) Rootlessness: This category may include persons with no place of usual residence who move frequently between various types of
accommodations, but who at least have a roof over their heads at the time of the census.
Only
the first category, "
Rooflessness," comprises people not already included in either private or institutional households. As such, it needs to be accounted for separately.15Slide16
Proposed Household Relationship ChangesInclude “Registered Partner.”Dropped “Domestic Servant” as separate category.16Slide17
2010 Household RelationshipThe suggested classification was:(1.0) Other person's husband or wife
(2.0) Other person's partner in consensual union (cohabiting partner)(2.1) Other person's opposite-sex cohabiting partner(2.2) Other person's same-sex cohabiting partner
(3.0) Other person's child(4.0) Other person's father or mother(5.0) Other person's other relative
(6.0) Non-relative of other person
(6.1) Foster child
(6.2) Boarder(6.3) Domestic servant(6.4) Other.17Slide18
2020 Household RelationshipThe proposed classification is:(
1.0) Other person's husband / wife / spouse (2.0) Other person's registered partner(3.0) Other person's partner in consensual union (cohabiting partner)
(3.1) Other person's opposite-sex cohabiting partner (3.2) Other person's same-sex cohabiting partner
(
4.0) Other person's child
(5.0) Other person's father or mother(6.0) Other person's other relative(7.0) Non-relative of other person (7.1) Foster child (7.2) Boarder (7.3) Other, including domestic servant. 18Slide19
Household StatusFor 2020, Explicit Inclusion of Same-Sex Marriage (for countries where it is relevant).
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2010 Household StatusThe suggested classification was:
(1.0) Person in a private household (1.1) Person in a nuclear family household (1.1.1) Husband (1.1.2) Wife
(1.1.3) Male partner in a consensual union (1.1.4) Female partner in a consensual union
(
1.1.5) Lone father
(1.1.6) Lone mother (1.1.7) Child under 25 years of age etc.20Slide21
2020 Household StatusThe proposed classification is:(1.0) Person in a private
household (1.1) Person in a nuclear family household(1.1.1) Husband/male spouse or registered partner
(1.1.2) Wife/female
spouse or registered
partner
(1.1.3) Male partner in a consensual union(1.1.4) Female partner in a consensual union(1.1.5) Lone father(1.1.6) Lone mother(1.1.7) Child under 25 years of age etc.21Slide22
Internet Access For 2020, it is also recommended to collect information on the availability of an Internet connection in the housing unit.
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2020 Internet AccessThe following internet classification is proposed: (1.0) Broadband internet access fixed
in the housing unit (2.0) Other internet access fixed in the housing unit. (3.0) Access through a mobile device
(4.0) More than one mode of access (5.0) No internet access in the housing unit.
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