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1 Families and Households in the 2000 Round of Censuses in ECE Member Countries Report by the ECE Task Force on Families and Households

2 Status Second draft of Task Force report Comments by Task Force members are included Diagnosis – proposals for new or changed recommendations planned for 2005

3 Conclusions: Problems with Place of usual residence Private versus institutional households Reconstituted families (step families) De facto marital status and same-sex couples The homeless Some tables: inconsistencies for consensual unions

4 Place of usual residence (46 cntrs) Approximately 90 % of the countries complied with the definition Intended length of stay at the current address problematic –varies across countries (6-12 months) –international migration different than internal migration

5 Private households (45 cntrs) 30 (close to) housekeeping definition 15 dwelling definition –12 of these cannot estimate housekeeping units –often register-based census

6 Institutional households (46 cntrs) over 80 % complied with the definition some problems with intended length of stay (six months, rather than the recommended one-year) other problem: households in-between private and institutional (e.g. retirement villages)

7 Reconstituted family Only 8 countries provided data No more than an additional 11 countries can produce the data Relationship to reference person does not give enough information Data quality concerns

8 Reconstituted family (contnd) Consequences for –family status of individuals (step-child only 3 + 14 countries) –family type (9 countries)

9 No major problems for: Family, couple, child Reference person Relationship to reference person (Table 1) Household status of individuals (Table 2)

10 Family types * Families with adult child(ren) low priority Six countries lack information on cohabiting couples * NB Reconstituted families excluded

11 Household types Households with adult child(ren) low priority

12 Further problems De facto marital status necessary? Cf. consensual unions/cohabiting couples Data on same-sex couples reliable? Define the homeless?


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