Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey

In 2011 the statistical authorities of Bosnia-Herzegovina collected for the first time a national survey which allows monitoring the European indicators of poverty and social exclusion as well as national indicators of absolute and relative consump...

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Main Authors:	Ceriani, Lidia, Ruggeri Laderchi, Caterina
Format:	Report
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD SIZE CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES POVERTY LINE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE INTEREST INCOME URBAN SETTLEMENTS EXCHANGE LABOR FORCE MORTGAGE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE MEASURES PENSION POVERTY MEASURES HEALTH CONDITIONS BUDGET TELEVISION HEALTH STATUS SAVINGS COSTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SOCIAL EXCLUSION HOUSEHOLD HEAD PROBABILITY MIGRATION TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD INCOME USE OF HEALTH SERVICES POVERTY STATUS POOR INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYMENT INCOME SOCIAL SECURITY REGISTRATION FEES INTERVIEW NUMBER OF PERSONS POVERTY PROFILE ELDERLY RESPECT EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD LEVEL OLDER PEOPLE GOOD RECREATION CLIMATE CHANGE AGED FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS BASIC NEEDS ECONOMIC STATUS MOBILE PHONE PENSIONS RURAL AREA LEISURE ACTIVITIES RETURNS SOCIAL POLICY POLICY DIALOGUE LABOUR MARKET WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS ABSOLUTE POVERTY EXPENDITURES PROPERTY RURAL MEASUREMENT SHARES REFUGEES PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY MARKET POPULATIONS HOUSEHOLD BUDGET POLICY SECURITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS INTERESTS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA OPEN MARKET LEVEL OF EDUCATION CHILDREN SECURITY LABOUR FORCE HEALTH PROBLEMS SHARE POVERTY RURAL AREAS ILLNESS MEAT INCIDENCE HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION POPULATION STUDENTS INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS POOR STRATEGY POVERTY ASSESSMENT FEES PRIMARY EDUCATION INSTRUMENT REGISTRATION WOMEN REMITTANCES ILLNESSES URBAN POPULATION INDICATORS OF POVERTY SECONDARY EDUCATION TERTIARY EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION HEALTH SERVICES
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spelling	okr-10986-224732021-04-23T14:04:09Z Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey Ceriani, Lidia Ruggeri Laderchi, Caterina PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD SIZE CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES POVERTY LINE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE INTEREST INCOME URBAN SETTLEMENTS EXCHANGE LABOR FORCE MORTGAGE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE MEASURES PENSION POVERTY MEASURES HEALTH CONDITIONS BUDGET TELEVISION HEALTH STATUS SAVINGS COSTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SOCIAL EXCLUSION HOUSEHOLD HEAD PROBABILITY MIGRATION TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD INCOME USE OF HEALTH SERVICES POVERTY STATUS POOR INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYMENT INCOME SOCIAL SECURITY REGISTRATION FEES INTERVIEW NUMBER OF PERSONS POVERTY PROFILE ELDERLY RESPECT EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD LEVEL OLDER PEOPLE GOOD RECREATION CLIMATE CHANGE AGED FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS BASIC NEEDS ECONOMIC STATUS MOBILE PHONE PENSIONS RURAL AREA LEISURE ACTIVITIES RETURNS SOCIAL POLICY POLICY DIALOGUE LABOUR MARKET WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS ABSOLUTE POVERTY EXPENDITURES PROPERTY RURAL MEASUREMENT SHARES REFUGEES PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY MARKET POPULATIONS HOUSEHOLD BUDGET POLICY SECURITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS INTERESTS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA OPEN MARKET LEVEL OF EDUCATION CHILDREN SECURITY LABOUR FORCE HEALTH PROBLEMS SHARE POVERTY RURAL AREAS ILLNESS MEAT INCIDENCE HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION POPULATION STUDENTS INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS POOR STRATEGY POVERTY ASSESSMENT FEES PRIMARY EDUCATION INSTRUMENT REGISTRATION WOMEN REMITTANCES ILLNESSES URBAN POPULATION INDICATORS OF POVERTY SECONDARY EDUCATION TERTIARY EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION HEALTH SERVICES In 2011 the statistical authorities of Bosnia-Herzegovina collected for the first time a national survey which allows monitoring the European indicators of poverty and social exclusion as well as national indicators of absolute and relative consumption poverty. The Extended Household Budget Survey (EHBS) adds extra modules to a standard Household Budget Surveys (HBS) designed to collect detailed information on household expenditures. The additional modules covered the information needed to measure poverty and social exclusion in EU Member states. In this way, the EHBS represents a hybrid solution between collecting a HBS and a Survey of Income and Living Conditions (SILC), the official tool for measuring poverty and social exclusion in the EU, which omits expenditure information. The note is structured as follows: section two presents a detailed description of the data, while section three discusses the three constituent indicators of AROPE, and their mutual relation, i.e. their union (the AROPE indicator) and their intersection. Section four presents additional dimensions of exclusion on which data have been collected, especially those relating to children. Section five presents a comparison of indicators of monetary poverty and social exclusion. Finally, section six summarizes the most interesting elements which have emerged from this analysis and concludes. 2015-08-18T15:27:42Z 2015-08-18T15:27:42Z 2015 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24811816/poverty-social-exclusion-bosnia-herzegovina-insights-2011-extended-household-budget-survey http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22473 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Poverty Study Europe and Central Asia Bosnia and Herzegovina
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topic	PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD SIZE CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES POVERTY LINE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE INTEREST INCOME URBAN SETTLEMENTS EXCHANGE LABOR FORCE MORTGAGE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE MEASURES PENSION POVERTY MEASURES HEALTH CONDITIONS BUDGET TELEVISION HEALTH STATUS SAVINGS COSTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SOCIAL EXCLUSION HOUSEHOLD HEAD PROBABILITY MIGRATION TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD INCOME USE OF HEALTH SERVICES POVERTY STATUS POOR INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYMENT INCOME SOCIAL SECURITY REGISTRATION FEES INTERVIEW NUMBER OF PERSONS POVERTY PROFILE ELDERLY RESPECT EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD LEVEL OLDER PEOPLE GOOD RECREATION CLIMATE CHANGE AGED FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS BASIC NEEDS ECONOMIC STATUS MOBILE PHONE PENSIONS RURAL AREA LEISURE ACTIVITIES RETURNS SOCIAL POLICY POLICY DIALOGUE LABOUR MARKET WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS ABSOLUTE POVERTY EXPENDITURES PROPERTY RURAL MEASUREMENT SHARES REFUGEES PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY MARKET POPULATIONS HOUSEHOLD BUDGET POLICY SECURITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS INTERESTS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA OPEN MARKET LEVEL OF EDUCATION CHILDREN SECURITY LABOUR FORCE HEALTH PROBLEMS SHARE POVERTY RURAL AREAS ILLNESS MEAT INCIDENCE HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION POPULATION STUDENTS INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS POOR STRATEGY POVERTY ASSESSMENT FEES PRIMARY EDUCATION INSTRUMENT REGISTRATION WOMEN REMITTANCES ILLNESSES URBAN POPULATION INDICATORS OF POVERTY SECONDARY EDUCATION TERTIARY EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION HEALTH SERVICES
spellingShingle	PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD SIZE CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES POVERTY LINE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE INTEREST INCOME URBAN SETTLEMENTS EXCHANGE LABOR FORCE MORTGAGE LEGAL STATUS HEALTH NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS SOCIAL ASSISTANCE MEASURES PENSION POVERTY MEASURES HEALTH CONDITIONS BUDGET TELEVISION HEALTH STATUS SAVINGS COSTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SOCIAL EXCLUSION HOUSEHOLD HEAD PROBABILITY MIGRATION TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD INCOME USE OF HEALTH SERVICES POVERTY STATUS POOR INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYMENT INCOME SOCIAL SECURITY REGISTRATION FEES INTERVIEW NUMBER OF PERSONS POVERTY PROFILE ELDERLY RESPECT EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD LEVEL OLDER PEOPLE GOOD RECREATION CLIMATE CHANGE AGED FEMALE-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS BASIC NEEDS ECONOMIC STATUS MOBILE PHONE PENSIONS RURAL AREA LEISURE ACTIVITIES RETURNS SOCIAL POLICY POLICY DIALOGUE LABOUR MARKET WORKSHOP URBAN AREAS ABSOLUTE POVERTY EXPENDITURES PROPERTY RURAL MEASUREMENT SHARES REFUGEES PARTICIPATION IN SOCIETY MARKET POPULATIONS HOUSEHOLD BUDGET POLICY SECURITIES PRIVATE TRANSFERS HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS INTERESTS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA OPEN MARKET LEVEL OF EDUCATION CHILDREN SECURITY LABOUR FORCE HEALTH PROBLEMS SHARE POVERTY RURAL AREAS ILLNESS MEAT INCIDENCE HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION POPULATION STUDENTS INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS POOR STRATEGY POVERTY ASSESSMENT FEES PRIMARY EDUCATION INSTRUMENT REGISTRATION WOMEN REMITTANCES ILLNESSES URBAN POPULATION INDICATORS OF POVERTY SECONDARY EDUCATION TERTIARY EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION HEALTH SERVICES Ceriani, Lidia Ruggeri Laderchi, Caterina Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
geographic_facet	Europe and Central Asia Bosnia and Herzegovina
description	In 2011 the statistical authorities of Bosnia-Herzegovina collected for the first time a national survey which allows monitoring the European indicators of poverty and social exclusion as well as national indicators of absolute and relative consumption poverty. The Extended Household Budget Survey (EHBS) adds extra modules to a standard Household Budget Surveys (HBS) designed to collect detailed information on household expenditures. The additional modules covered the information needed to measure poverty and social exclusion in EU Member states. In this way, the EHBS represents a hybrid solution between collecting a HBS and a Survey of Income and Living Conditions (SILC), the official tool for measuring poverty and social exclusion in the EU, which omits expenditure information. The note is structured as follows: section two presents a detailed description of the data, while section three discusses the three constituent indicators of AROPE, and their mutual relation, i.e. their union (the AROPE indicator) and their intersection. Section four presents additional dimensions of exclusion on which data have been collected, especially those relating to children. Section five presents a comparison of indicators of monetary poverty and social exclusion. Finally, section six summarizes the most interesting elements which have emerged from this analysis and concludes.
format	Report
author	Ceriani, Lidia Ruggeri Laderchi, Caterina
author_facet	Ceriani, Lidia Ruggeri Laderchi, Caterina
author_sort	Ceriani, Lidia
title	Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
title_short	Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
title_full	Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
title_fullStr	Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
title_full_unstemmed	Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey
title_sort	poverty and social exclusion in bosnia and herzegovina : insights from the 2011 extended household budget survey
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2015
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24811816/poverty-social-exclusion-bosnia-herzegovina-insights-2011-extended-household-budget-survey http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22473
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Poverty and Social Exclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina : Insights from the 2011 Extended Household Budget Survey

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