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Información adicional

Campo	Valor
Última actualización de datos	7 de novembro de 2023
Última actualización de metadatos	20 de setembro de 2024
Creado	7 de novembro de 2023
Formato	CSV
Licenza	Open Data Commons Attribution License
Additional info	https://secc.gov.in/categorywiseIncomeSlabReport?reportType=All%20Category#
Data extraction page	https://secc.gov.in/categorywiseIncomeSlabReport?reportType=All%20Category#
Data insights	What are the demographic characteristics of households in rural and urban India?What is the education level of household members in rural and urban areas?What is the employment status of household members, and what industries are they employed in?How many households in India have access to basic amenities such as housing, water supply, and sanitation?What is the socio-economic status of households in rural and urban areas, and how does it vary across different regions in India?How has the SECC 2011 dataset been used to inform government programs and policies aimed at poverty reduction and social inclusion?What are the key challenges faced by disadvantaged households in India, and how can policy interventions address these challenges?What is the relationship between household characteristics such as education, employment, and land ownership, and socio-economic status in India?
Data last updated	2020-21
Data retreival date	Feburary 2023
Datastore active	True
District no	631
Frequency	One Time
Granularity	District
Has views	True
Id	796424c9-5eb7-4ff5-9174-7ab6b3dc4b06
Idp ready	True
Indicators	['abc']
Lgd mapping	yes
Methodology	The Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011 was conducted through a comprehensive door-to-door survey of households across rural and urban areas in India. The survey was carried out by the respective state governments and union territories, with technical support from the Ministry of Rural Development and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation. The data was collected through a combination of electronic devices and paper forms and subsequently digitized and compiled into a centralized database.
No indicators	66
Package id	4a181c4d-48d0-441d-81ae-9d844d804587
Position	0
Size	1,6 MiB
Sku	mord-secc-dt-ot-cfb
State	active
States uts no	36
Url type	upload
Years covered	2010-11
Methodology	The Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011 was conducted through a comprehensive door-to-door survey of households across rural and urban areas in India. The survey was carried out by the respective state governments and union territories, with technical support from the Ministry of Rural Development and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation. The data was collected through a combination of electronic devices and paper forms and subsequently digitized and compiled into a centralized database.
Indicators	['abc']
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Granularity Level	District
Data Extraction Page	https://secc.gov.in/categorywiseIncomeSlabReport?reportType=All%20Category#
Data Retreival Date	Feburary 2023
Data Last Updated	2020-21
Sku	mord-secc-dt-ot-cfb
Dataset Frequency	One Time
Years Covered	2010-11
No of States/UT(s)	36
No of Districts	631
No of Tehsils/blocks
No of Gram Panchayats
Información adicional	https://secc.gov.in/categorywiseIncomeSlabReport?reportType=All%20Category#
Number of Indicators	66
Insights from the dataset	What are the demographic characteristics of households in rural and urban India?What is the education level of household members in rural and urban areas?What is the employment status of household members, and what industries are they employed in?How many households in India have access to basic amenities such as housing, water supply, and sanitation?What is the socio-economic status of households in rural and urban areas, and how does it vary across different regions in India?How has the SECC 2011 dataset been used to inform government programs and policies aimed at poverty reduction and social inclusion?What are the key challenges faced by disadvantaged households in India, and how can policy interventions address these challenges?What is the relationship between household characteristics such as education, employment, and land ownership, and socio-economic status in India?
IDP Ready	Yes
LGD Mapping	Yes
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