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Social Sector (VPS/SCL/SCL)
The Social Indicators of Latin America and the Caribbean dataset offers a comprehensive view of social development trends across 21 countries in the region, spanning from 1990 to the present. This unique database compiles and standardizes social indicators using national household surveys, census data, and other validated sources, providing a robust foundation for regional comparisons. Unlike traditional global datasets, this resource integrates both standardized international indicators and region‑specific social metrics, offering deeper insight into the evolving social conditions in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). What Do These Social Indicators Cover? The dataset focuses on five core dimensions critical to understanding Latin America and Caribbean social development: Demographics: Age structure, population growth, dependency ratios Education: Enrollment rates, attainment levels, school quality Labor Market: Employment status, informal work, wage data Housing: Access to...
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