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"Indice belge de privation multiple 2011 par secteur statistique"@fr, "Belgische Index van Meervoudige Achtergesteldheid 2011 per statistische sector"@nl;
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dcterms:description "Deze dataset bevat gegevens uit 2011 met schattingen van de Belgische Index van meervoudige achterstand (BIMD) per statistische sector. De BIMD biedt een multidimensionaal beeld van sociale achterstand in België en omvat zes domeinen: onderwijs, werkgelegenheid, inkomen, huisvesting, criminaliteit en gezondheid. De index vormt een solide basis voor het beoordelen van sociale ongelijkheden op het gebied van gezondheid en andere uitkomsten. De BIMD is een relatieve maatstaf voor achterstand en wordt berekend op het niveau van de statistische sector, het kleinste administratieve niveau in België. Op basis van de BIMD-score wordt elke statistische sector gerangschikt van de meest tot de minst achtergestelde. Voor een meer overzichtelijk beeld worden de rangen bovendien gegroepeerd in decielen, waarbij het eerste deciel de 10 % meest achtergestelde statistische sectoren omvat. De index volgt een gevestigd methodologisch kader en is gebaseerd op een gewogen combinatie van de zes belangrijkste domeinen van sociale achterstand: onderwijs, werkgelegenheid, inkomen, huisvesting, criminaliteit en gezondheid. De indicatoren die aan deze domeinen ten grondslag liggen, zijn afgeleid van gegevensbronnen die de gehele bevolking bestrijken, zoals de Belgische volkstelling. Hun selectie is gebaseerd op de veronderstelling dat achterstand verwijst naar onvervulde behoeften, die worden veroorzaakt door een gebrek aan toegang tot middelen, niet alleen materiële (huisvesting, werkgelegenheid, enz.), maar ook sociale (rechten in verband met werkgelegenheid, persoonlijke veiligheid of gezondheidszorg). De BIMD 2001 en 2011 zijn ontwikkeld door Martina Otavova (UCLouvain & UHasselt). Haar doctoraatsproject maakte deel uit van het ELLIS-project (https://www.brain-ellis.be/) en werd gefinancierd door het Belgisch Federaal Wetenschapsbeleid (BELSPO) via het BRAIN-be 2.0-programma."@nl,
"This dataset contains data from 2011 with estimates of the Belgian Index of multiple deprivation (BIMD) by statistical sector. The BIMD provides a multidimensional view on social deprivation in Belgium, integrating 6 domains - education, employment, income, housing, crime, and health. It provides a robust basis for assessing social inequalities in health and other outcomes. The BIMD is a relative measure of deprivation, and is computed at the level of the statistical sector, the smallest administrative level in Belgium. Based on the BIMD score, each statistical sector is ranked from the most to the least deprived. For a more sparse view, the ranks are furthermore grouped into deciles, with the first decile comprising the 10% most deprived statistical sectors. The index follows a well-established methodological framework, and is based on a weighted combination of the 6 key domains of social deprivation - education, employment, income, housing, crime, and health. The indicators underlying these domains are derived from population-wide data sources, such as the Belgian census. Their selection is based on the premises that deprivation refers to unmet needs, which are caused by a lack of access to resources, not only the material ones (housing, employment, etc.) but also the social (rights associated with employment, personal safety, or healthcare). The BIMD 2001 and 2011 were created by Martina Otavova (UCLouvain & UHasselt). Her PhD project was a part of the ELLIS project (https://www.brain-ellis.be/) and was funded by the Belgian Federal Science Policy (BELSPO) through the BRAIN-be 2.0 programme."@en,
"Cet ensemble de données contient des données de 2011 comprenant des estimations de l'indice belge de privation multiple (BIMD) par secteur statistique. Le BIMD offre une vision multidimensionnelle de la privation sociale en Belgique, en intégrant six domaines : l'éducation, l'emploi, les revenus, le logement, la criminalité et la santé. Il constitue une base solide pour évaluer les inégalités sociales en matière de santé et d'autres indicateurs. Le BIMD est une mesure relative de la privation, calculée au niveau du secteur statistique, qui constitue le plus petit niveau administratif en Belgique. Sur la base du score BIMD, chaque secteur statistique est classé du plus défavorisé au moins défavorisé. Pour une vue d'ensemble plus claire, les classements sont en outre regroupés en déciles, le premier décile comprenant les 10 % de secteurs statistiques les plus défavorisés. L'indice suit un cadre méthodologique bien établi et repose sur une combinaison pondérée des six domaines clés de la précarité sociale : l'éducation, l'emploi, le revenu, le logement, la criminalité et la santé. Les indicateurs sous-jacents à ces domaines sont tirés de sources de données couvrant l'ensemble de la population, telles que le recensement belge. Leur sélection repose sur le principe selon lequel la précarité renvoie à des besoins non satisfaits, qui résultent d'un manque d'accès aux ressources, non seulement matérielles (logement, emploi, etc.), mais aussi sociales (droits liés à l'emploi, sécurité personnelle ou soins de santé). Les indices BIMD 2001 et 2011 ont été créés par Martina Otavova (UCLouvain & UHasselt). Son projet de doctorat s'inscrivait dans le cadre du projet ELLIS (https://www.brain-ellis.be/) et a été financé par la Politique scientifique fédérale belge (BELSPO) via le programme BRAIN-be 2.0."@fr;
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"The data for the BIMD is sourced from several existing databases. The income, employment, education, and housing domains build on the demographic database produced by Statbel. This data sources includes pseudonymized information from the 2001 and 2011 Belgian population censuses, data from the National Register on all-cause mortality and population structure, and data on cause-specific mortality from death certificates. The database covers all persons officially residing in Belgium at the reference period when computed over multiple years or at the time of the census. Thus, individuals who lived in Belgium and were not officially registered were not included in our datasets. In addition, aggregated data on the proportion of households below the minimum living wage at the statistical level, included in the income domains for 2001 and 2011, were obtained from Statbel. The employment domain for 2011 is also based on an indicator of the proportion of health insurance beneficiaries (aged 20–64) who received long-term disability benefits utilizing data from the Intermutualistic Agency (IMA). The crime domain builds on counts of criminal crimes that occurred between 1 January 2001 and 31 December 2001, aggregated at the level of municipality, were provided by the Directorate of Police Information and ICT Resources of the Federal Police Belgium. For more information on the data sources and methodology, please consult: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877584523000242?via%3Dihub"@en .
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