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Consensual Dashboard: European Statistics on Income and Living Conditions

This dashboard provides European statistics on income and living conditions, focusing on low income, low work intensity, and material deprivation. It also includes national indicators for social inclusion, monitoring the Europe 2020 target group and specific national priorities. Additional sources like homelessness and unemployment data are integrated to provide a comprehensive overview. The dashboard aims to measure the progress made in reducing poverty and social exclusion within the Europe 2020 social target group.

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Consensual Dashboard: European Statistics on Income and Living Conditions

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  1. Overview Statistics • Consensual dashboard • e.g. Mortality & Education • Can we make it shorter? Politics • What have we achieved? • How did we get there? • Where can we go?

  2. Consensual Dashboard • European Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) • (rotating panel) data collected annually for ~ 6.000 Households • Focus on: low income, low work intensity, material deprivation(Europe 2020 group at-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion) + National dashboard of social inclusion indicators • Monitor the situation within the Europe 2020 target group • specific national priorities (e.g.housing, education, childcare) • Additional sources (homeless / unemployed, LFS, childcare)

  3. Living Standard Housing Work Education Men Health

  4. Condense the dashboard ? • Synthetic domain summaries • Example: dropping housing items rejected by stakeholders! • Multidimensional Poverty Index? • include longitudinal information -> data demands! • agree on weights in participatory process? • Alternative: Typology of multiple disadvantage & persistence? • Structuration, precarisation and experience of opposites • MPI/Typology exclude aggregations & complementary data? • Life expectancy & Educational mobility • Homelessness & Employment data other than EU-SILC

  5. What have we achieved? • Europe 2020: lift 20 million people out of poverty or social exclusion (Europe 2020 social target group) • Risk of poverty • Low work intensity • Severe material deprivation • Austrian national target: 235,000 people • National framework of complementary national indicators: standard of living, work, housing, education, and health • Partnership: close cooperation of Social Ministry with Statistics Austria and other stakeholders

  6. How did we get there? • European platform against poverty and social exclusion • Austrian national poverty platform: social partners, regional actors, NGOs, civil society, people at risk of poverty or social exclusion • Permanent forum for exchange (twice a year) • National indicators are presented to this platform and revised in consultation with the stakeholders • Revisions in 2012 and 2014

  7. Where can we go from there? • Poverty measurement: Ex post monitoring through national indicators • Ex ante impact assessment: new system  “outcome oriented impact assessment” (OOIA) with Federal Budgeting Act 2013 • Social Affairs  Europe 2020 social target group • Social Reform Microsimulation (SORESI): quantitative impact assessment • OOIA • public

  8. SORESI I • International project team: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Federal Computing Centre, University of Essex, KU Leuven, makingChoices, Statistics Austria • Based on the EUROMOD microsimulation model using EU-SILC micro-data • User-friendly, web-based, free microsimulation model for calculation of policy reforms • German and English version

  9. SORESI II • Default parameters on input screens can be modified (monetary benefits, social contributions, income tax) • Results: distribution of income, risk of poverty, fiscal impacts • Filter options: e.g., age, household type, income quintile and source, nationality • Output levels: households, individuals and model households www.sozialministerium.at/soresi

  10. Conclusions - 3 key elements • Solid Data Infrastructure EU-SILC & Co • Partnership for Analysis Ministry /STAT • Participation & Feedback Legitimacy & policy impact

  11. Thank you for your attention! Matthias.till@statistik.gv.at Susanne.Keindl@sozialministerium.at

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