@prefix adms: . @prefix dcat: . @prefix dct: . @prefix disco: . @prefix foaf: . @prefix idb: . @prefix rdfs: . @prefix skos: . @prefix vcard: . @prefix xsd: . a dcat:Dataset ; idb:dataNotes """### What is this dataset? It publishes the tables, figures and annexes behind the IDB study "Unpaid Caregiving of Children, Persons with Disabilities and Older People in Latin America and the Caribbean: Key Numbers and Trends". It is the underlying evidence for that study, not the study itself. ### What does it measure? The weekly hours of direct unpaid care provided in each country, the number of people providing it, the average hours each caregiver contributes, the share of the care provided by women, and the value of that care expressed as a share of GDP under the opportunity-cost and replacement-cost methods. ### What does it contain? Four tables. Country estimates hold the headline figures for every country and robustness scenario. Country profiles hold the full indicator set for each surveyed country, split by caregiver sex. Survey coverage records how each national survey was designed and which care activities it captures. Caregiver projections carry the number of caregivers forward in time. The complete workbook and the annex document are also available for download. Because one person can care for more than one type of recipient, totals do not equal the sum across recipient types. ### Which countries are included? Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay have their own survey data. Regional totals also cover The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Panama, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, and Venezuela, whose figures are extrapolated from countries with comparable surveys. Brazil collects no time-use data, so it carries no time-use indicators. Countries without a comparable survey carry extrapolated rather than observed values, and the survey coverage table records how each national survey was designed — the ages used to define children and older people, whether care given outside the household is counted, and how care activities are grouped. ### What time period does it cover? The surveys were fielded between 2016 and 2024, and the estimates are anchored to a 2023 reference year. Projections of the number of caregivers extend to 2035 and 2050. ### How was the data collected? From national time-use surveys, which ask respondents how they spent their time over a reference period. Brazil is the exception: its Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD) identifies caregivers but does not collect time use, so its hours are imputed. Population figures and projections come from the United Nations Population Division. ### How can it be used? To size the unpaid care economy against GDP, to compare the gender distribution of care across countries, to anticipate how demand for care shifts as populations age, and to test how sensitive any of those findings are to the assumptions behind them. ### In what format is it available? The four derived tables are queryable through the data portal and downloadable as CSV. The source workbook is available as an Excel file and the annexes as a Word document. ### Under what licence is it published? Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You may share and adapt the material, including commercially, provided you give appropriate credit. ### How do I cite it? Use the citation shown on this page, which names the author, the year, the title, IDB Open Data as the publisher, and the dataset's DOI."""@en, """### ¿Qué es este conjunto de datos? Publica los cuadros, gráficos y anexos que respaldan el estudio del BID "Cuidado no remunerado de niñas y niños, personas con discapacidad y personas mayores en América Latina y el Caribe: cifras y tendencias clave". Es la evidencia que sustenta ese estudio, no el estudio en sí. ### ¿Qué mide? Las horas semanales de cuidado directo no remunerado en cada país, cuántas personas lo brindan, el promedio de horas que aporta cada una, la proporción del cuidado que brindan las mujeres y el valor de ese cuidado como porcentaje del PIB según los métodos de costo de oportunidad y de costo de reemplazo. ### ¿Qué contiene? Cuatro cuadros. Las estimaciones por país reúnen las cifras principales de cada país y cada escenario de robustez. Los perfiles por país reúnen el conjunto completo de indicadores de cada país encuestado, desagregado por sexo de quien cuida. La cobertura de encuestas registra cómo se diseñó cada encuesta nacional y qué actividades de cuidado capta. Las proyecciones de personas cuidadoras extienden esa cifra en el tiempo. También pueden descargarse el libro completo y el documento de anexos. Como una misma persona puede cuidar a más de un tipo de receptor, los totales no equivalen a la suma por tipo de receptor. ### ¿Qué países incluye? Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, México, Paraguay, Perú y Uruguay cuentan con datos de encuesta propios. Los totales regionales abarcan además Bahamas, Barbados, Belice, Bolivia, República Dominicana, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haití, Honduras, Jamaica, Panamá, Suriname, Trinidad y Tobago y Venezuela, cuyas cifras se extrapolan a partir de países con encuestas comparables. Brasil no recoge datos de uso del tiempo, por lo que no lleva indicadores de uso del tiempo. Los países sin una encuesta comparable llevan valores extrapolados y no observados, y la tabla de cobertura de encuestas registra cómo se diseñó cada encuesta nacional: las edades con que se definen los niños y las personas mayores, si se cuenta el cuidado prestado fuera del hogar y cómo se agrupan las actividades de cuidado. ### ¿Qué período cubre? Las encuestas se levantaron entre 2016 y 2024, y las estimaciones se anclan en un año de referencia de 2023. Las proyecciones del número de personas cuidadoras llegan hasta 2035 y 2050. ### ¿Cómo se recopilaron los datos? A partir de encuestas nacionales de uso del tiempo, que preguntan a las personas cómo distribuyeron su tiempo en un período de referencia. Brasil es la excepción: su Encuesta Nacional Continua por Muestra de Domicilios (PNAD) identifica a las personas cuidadoras pero no capta el uso del tiempo, por lo que sus horas se imputan. Las cifras y proyecciones de población provienen de la División de Población de las Naciones Unidas. ### ¿Cómo se puede usar? Para dimensionar la economía del cuidado no remunerado frente al PIB, comparar la distribución del cuidado entre mujeres y hombres, anticipar cómo cambia la demanda de cuidados a medida que la población envejece y comprobar qué tan sensibles son esos hallazgos a los supuestos que los sustentan. ### ¿En qué formato está disponible? Los cuatro cuadros derivados se pueden consultar en el portal de datos y descargar en CSV. El libro fuente está disponible como archivo de Excel y los anexos como documento de Word. ### ¿Bajo qué licencia se publica? Creative Commons Atribución 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0). Se puede compartir y adaptar el material, incluso con fines comerciales, siempre que se otorgue el crédito correspondiente. ### ¿Cómo se cita? Utilice la cita que aparece en esta página, que indica la autoría, el año, el título, Datos Abiertos del BID como editor y el DOI del conjunto de datos."""@es, """### Qu'est-ce que ce jeu de données ? Il publie les tableaux, figures et annexes qui étayent l'étude de la BID « Soins non rémunérés aux enfants, aux personnes handicapées et aux personnes âgées en Amérique latine et dans les Caraïbes : chiffres et tendances clés ». Il constitue les données probantes de cette étude, et non l'étude elle-même. ### Que mesure-t-il ? Les heures hebdomadaires de soins directs non rémunérés dans chaque pays, le nombre de personnes qui les dispensent, la moyenne d'heures fournie par chacune, la part des soins assurée par les femmes et la valeur de ces soins en pourcentage du PIB selon la méthode du coût d'opportunité et celle du coût de remplacement. ### Que contient-il ? Quatre tableaux. Les estimations par pays rassemblent les chiffres principaux pour chaque pays et chaque scénario de robustesse. Les profils par pays rassemblent l'ensemble des indicateurs de chaque pays enquêté, ventilés par sexe de l'aidant. La couverture des enquêtes consigne la conception de chaque enquête nationale et les activités de soins qu'elle saisit. Les projections d'aidants prolongent ce nombre dans le temps. Le classeur complet et le document d'annexes sont également téléchargeables. Comme une même personne peut prendre soin de plusieurs types de bénéficiaires, les totaux ne correspondent pas à la somme par type de bénéficiaire. ### Quels pays sont couverts ? L'Argentine, le Brésil, le Chili, la Colombie, le Costa Rica, le Salvador, le Mexique, le Paraguay, le Pérou et l'Uruguay disposent de leurs propres données d'enquête. Les totaux régionaux couvrent en outre les Bahamas, la Barbade, le Belize, la Bolivie, la République dominicaine, l'Équateur, le Guatemala, le Guyana, Haïti, le Honduras, la Jamaïque, le Panama, le Suriname, Trinité-et-Tobago et le Venezuela, dont les chiffres sont extrapolés à partir de pays disposant d'enquêtes comparables. Le Brésil ne recueille pas de données d'emploi du temps et ne porte donc aucun indicateur d'emploi du temps. Les pays sans enquête comparable portent des valeurs extrapolées et non observées, et le tableau de couverture des enquêtes consigne la conception de chaque enquête nationale : les âges retenus pour définir les enfants et les personnes âgées, la prise en compte ou non des soins dispensés hors du ménage, et le regroupement des activités de soins. ### Quelle période couvre-t-il ? Les enquêtes ont été menées entre 2016 et 2024, et les estimations sont rapportées à une année de référence de 2023. Les projections du nombre d'aidants vont jusqu'en 2035 et 2050. ### Comment les données ont-elles été collectées ? À partir d'enquêtes nationales emploi du temps, qui demandent aux personnes interrogées comment elles ont réparti leur temps sur une période de référence. Le Brésil fait exception : son Enquête nationale continue par sondage auprès des ménages (PNAD) identifie les aidants mais ne saisit pas l'emploi du temps, de sorte que ses heures sont imputées. Les données et projections de population proviennent de la Division de la population des Nations Unies. ### Comment peut-on l'utiliser ? Pour mesurer l'économie des soins non rémunérés au regard du PIB, comparer la répartition des soins entre femmes et hommes, anticiper l'évolution de la demande de soins à mesure que la population vieillit, et vérifier la sensibilité de ces constats aux hypothèses qui les sous-tendent. ### Sous quel format est-il disponible ? Les quatre tableaux dérivés sont consultables sur le portail de données et téléchargeables en CSV. Le classeur source est disponible au format Excel et les annexes au format Word. ### Sous quelle licence est-il publié ? Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Vous pouvez partager et adapter le matériel, y compris à des fins commerciales, à condition de créditer la source de manière appropriée. ### Comment le citer ? Utilisez la citation affichée sur cette page, qui indique l'auteur, l'année, le titre, Données Ouvertes de la BID comme éditeur et le DOI du jeu de données."""@fr, """### O que é este conjunto de dados? Publica as tabelas, figuras e anexos que fundamentam o estudo do BID "Cuidado não remunerado de crianças, pessoas com deficiência e pessoas idosas na América Latina e no Caribe: números e tendências-chave". É a evidência que sustenta esse estudo, e não o estudo em si. ### O que ele mede? As horas semanais de cuidado direto não remunerado em cada país, quantas pessoas o prestam, a média de horas que cada uma dedica, a parcela do cuidado prestada por mulheres e o valor desse cuidado como porcentagem do PIB pelos métodos de custo de oportunidade e de custo de reposição. ### O que ele contém? Quatro tabelas. As estimativas por país reúnem os números principais de cada país e de cada cenário de robustez. Os perfis por país reúnem o conjunto completo de indicadores de cada país pesquisado, desagregado por sexo de quem cuida. A cobertura das pesquisas registra como cada pesquisa nacional foi desenhada e quais atividades de cuidado capta. As projeções de cuidadores estendem esse número no tempo. A planilha completa e o documento de anexos também podem ser baixados. Como uma mesma pessoa pode cuidar de mais de um tipo de beneficiário, os totais não equivalem à soma por tipo de beneficiário. ### Quais países estão incluídos? Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colômbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, México, Paraguai, Peru e Uruguai possuem dados próprios de pesquisa. Os totais regionais abrangem ainda Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolívia, República Dominicana, Equador, Guatemala, Guiana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Panamá, Suriname, Trinidad e Tobago e Venezuela, cujos números são extrapolados a partir de países com pesquisas comparáveis. O Brasil não coleta dados de uso do tempo e, portanto, não traz indicadores de uso do tempo. Os países sem uma pesquisa comparável trazem valores extrapolados e não observados, e a tabela de cobertura das pesquisas registra como cada pesquisa nacional foi desenhada: as idades com que se definem crianças e pessoas idosas, se o cuidado prestado fora do domicílio é contado e como as atividades de cuidado são agrupadas. ### Que período ele cobre? As pesquisas foram realizadas entre 2016 e 2024, e as estimativas têm 2023 como ano de referência. As projeções do número de cuidadores vão até 2035 e 2050. ### Como os dados foram coletados? A partir de pesquisas nacionais de uso do tempo, que perguntam às pessoas como distribuíram seu tempo em um período de referência. O Brasil é a exceção: sua Pesquisa Nacional por Amostra de Domicílios Contínua (PNAD) identifica os cuidadores, mas não capta o uso do tempo, de modo que suas horas são imputadas. Os dados e projeções de população vêm da Divisão de População das Nações Unidas. ### Como pode ser usado? Para dimensionar a economia do cuidado não remunerado frente ao PIB, comparar a distribuição do cuidado entre mulheres e homens, antecipar como a demanda por cuidados muda à medida que a população envelhece e verificar o quanto esses achados são sensíveis às premissas que os sustentam. ### Em que formato está disponível? As quatro tabelas derivadas podem ser consultadas no portal de dados e baixadas em CSV. A planilha de origem está disponível como arquivo Excel e os anexos como documento Word. ### Sob qual licença é publicado? Creative Commons Atribuição 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0). É permitido compartilhar e adaptar o material, inclusive para fins comerciais, desde que seja dado o crédito apropriado. ### Como citá-lo? Use a citação exibida nesta página, que indica a autoria, o ano, o título, Dados Abertos do BID como editor e o DOI do conjunto de dados."""@pt-br ; idb:dataStructure ; idb:regional ; idb:statisticalType ; idb:unitResponsible [ a foaf:Organization ; foaf:name "Social Protection and Labor Markets Division (VPS/SCL/SPL)"@en, "Social Protection and Labor Markets Division (VPS/SCL/SPL)"@es, "Social Protection and Labor Markets Division (VPS/SCL/SPL)"@fr, "Social Protection and Labor Markets Division (VPS/SCL/SPL)"@pt-br ] ; dct:conformsTo ; dct:creator [ a foaf:Person ; foaf:name "Aranco, Natalia"@en, "Aranco, Natalia"@es, "Aranco, Natalia"@fr, "Aranco, Natalia"@pt-br ] ; dct:description """Unpaid care sustains households across Latin America and the Caribbean, and it is largely absent from economic statistics. This dataset publishes the tables, figures and annexes that underpin the IDB study "Unpaid Caregiving of Children, Persons with Disabilities and Older People in Latin America and the Caribbean: Key Numbers and Trends". For each country it reports the weekly hours of direct unpaid care, the number of caregivers, the average hours each caregiver provides, the share of that care provided by women, and the value of the care as a share of GDP under both the opportunity-cost and the replacement-cost method. Every measure is broken down by the type of care recipient — children, persons with disabilities, and older people — and by the sex of the caregiver. The estimates draw on national time-use surveys from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay, on the Continuous National Household Sample Survey (PNAD) for Brazil, and on United Nations Population Division data. Regional figures extrapolate these patterns to countries without a comparable survey, among them The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Panama, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, and Venezuela. Projections carry the number of caregivers forward to 2035 and 2050. The dataset also publishes the study's robustness checks, which recompute the headline estimates under the original survey classification of care recipients, under a minimum-hours threshold for counting someone as a caregiver, and under alternative assumptions for distributing caregivers of persons with disabilities across age groups. Alongside the derived tables, the full workbook of tables and figures and the annex document are available for download."""@en, """El cuidado no remunerado sostiene a los hogares de América Latina y el Caribe y apenas aparece en las estadísticas económicas. Este conjunto de datos publica los cuadros, gráficos y anexos que sustentan el estudio del BID "Cuidado no remunerado de niñas y niños, personas con discapacidad y personas mayores en América Latina y el Caribe: cifras y tendencias clave". Para cada país informa las horas semanales de cuidado directo no remunerado, el número de personas cuidadoras, el promedio de horas que aporta cada una, la proporción de ese cuidado que brindan las mujeres y el valor del cuidado como porcentaje del PIB según los métodos de costo de oportunidad y de costo de reemplazo. Cada medida se desagrega por tipo de persona receptora del cuidado — niñas y niños, personas con discapacidad y personas mayores — y por sexo de quien cuida. Las estimaciones se basan en encuestas nacionales de uso del tiempo de Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, México, Paraguay, Perú y Uruguay, en la Encuesta Nacional Continua por Muestra de Domicilios (PNAD) para Brasil y en datos de la División de Población de las Naciones Unidas. Las cifras regionales extrapolan estos patrones a países sin encuesta comparable, entre ellos Bahamas, Barbados, Belice, Bolivia, República Dominicana, Ecuador, Guatemala, Guyana, Haití, Honduras, Jamaica, Panamá, Suriname, Trinidad y Tobago y Venezuela. Las proyecciones extienden el número de personas cuidadoras hasta 2035 y 2050. El conjunto de datos también publica las pruebas de robustez del estudio, que recalculan las estimaciones principales con la clasificación original de las personas receptoras de cuidado, con un umbral mínimo de horas para contar a alguien como persona cuidadora y con supuestos alternativos para distribuir por edad a quienes cuidan de personas con discapacidad. Junto con los cuadros derivados, el libro completo de cuadros y gráficos y el documento de anexos están disponibles para descarga."""@es, """Les soins non rémunérés font vivre les ménages d'Amérique latine et des Caraïbes, et ils n'apparaissent guère dans les statistiques économiques. Ce jeu de données publie les tableaux, figures et annexes qui sous-tendent l'étude de la BID « Soins non rémunérés aux enfants, aux personnes handicapées et aux personnes âgées en Amérique latine et dans les Caraïbes : chiffres et tendances clés ». Pour chaque pays, il indique les heures hebdomadaires de soins directs non rémunérés, le nombre d'aidants, la moyenne d'heures fournie par chacun, la part de ces soins assurée par les femmes et la valeur des soins en pourcentage du PIB selon la méthode du coût d'opportunité et celle du coût de remplacement. Chaque mesure est ventilée par type de bénéficiaire — enfants, personnes handicapées et personnes âgées — et par sexe de l'aidant. Les estimations s'appuient sur les enquêtes nationales emploi du temps d'Argentine, du Chili, de Colombie, du Costa Rica, du Salvador, du Mexique, du Paraguay, du Pérou et d'Uruguay, sur l'Enquête nationale continue par sondage auprès des ménages (PNAD) pour le Brésil et sur les données de la Division de la population des Nations Unies. Les chiffres régionaux extrapolent ces tendances aux pays dépourvus d'enquête comparable, parmi lesquels les Bahamas, la Barbade, le Belize, la Bolivie, la République dominicaine, l'Équateur, le Guatemala, le Guyana, Haïti, le Honduras, la Jamaïque, le Panama, le Suriname, Trinité-et-Tobago et le Venezuela. Les projections prolongent le nombre d'aidants jusqu'en 2035 et 2050. Le jeu de données publie également les tests de robustesse de l'étude, qui recalculent les estimations principales selon la classification d'origine des bénéficiaires, selon un seuil minimal d'heures pour être compté comme aidant et selon d'autres hypothèses de répartition par âge des aidants de personnes handicapées. Outre les tableaux dérivés, le classeur complet des tableaux et figures ainsi que le document d'annexes sont téléchargeables."""@fr, """O cuidado não remunerado sustenta os domicílios da América Latina e do Caribe e quase não aparece nas estatísticas econômicas. Este conjunto de dados publica as tabelas, figuras e anexos que fundamentam o estudo do BID "Cuidado não remunerado de crianças, pessoas com deficiência e pessoas idosas na América Latina e no Caribe: números e tendências-chave". Para cada país, informa as horas semanais de cuidado direto não remunerado, o número de cuidadores, a média de horas que cada um dedica, a parcela desse cuidado prestada por mulheres e o valor do cuidado como porcentagem do PIB pelos métodos de custo de oportunidade e de custo de reposição. Cada medida é desagregada por tipo de receptor do cuidado — crianças, pessoas com deficiência e pessoas idosas — e por sexo de quem cuida. As estimativas baseiam-se em pesquisas nacionais de uso do tempo da Argentina, Chile, Colômbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, México, Paraguai, Peru e Uruguai, na Pesquisa Nacional por Amostra de Domicílios Contínua (PNAD) para o Brasil e em dados da Divisão de População das Nações Unidas. Os números regionais extrapolam esses padrões para países sem pesquisa comparável, entre eles Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolívia, República Dominicana, Equador, Guatemala, Guiana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Panamá, Suriname, Trinidad e Tobago e Venezuela. As projeções estendem o número de cuidadores até 2035 e 2050. O conjunto de dados também publica os testes de robustez do estudo, que recalculam as estimativas principais com a classificação original dos receptores de cuidado, com um limite mínimo de horas para contar alguém como cuidador e com premissas alternativas para distribuir por idade quem cuida de pessoas com deficiência. Além das tabelas derivadas, a planilha completa de tabelas e figuras e o documento de anexos estão disponíveis para download."""@pt-br ; dct:identifier ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:11:59.213715"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "en" ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T01:42:52.204331"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:publisher ; dct:spatial , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ; dct:temporal [ a dct:PeriodOfTime ; dcat:endDate "2050-12-31"^^xsd:date ; dcat:startDate "2016-01-01"^^xsd:date ] ; dct:theme , ; dct:title "Unpaid Caregiving in Latin America and the Caribbean: Tables and Annexes"@en, "Cuidado no remunerado en América Latina y el Caribe: cuadros y anexos"@es, "Soins non rémunérés en Amérique latine et dans les Caraïbes : tableaux et annexes"@fr, "Cuidado não remunerado na América Latina e no Caribe: tabelas e anexos"@pt-br ; dct:type ; adms:identifier [ a adms:Identifier ; skos:notation "https://data.iadb.org/dataset/unpaid-caregiving"^^xsd:anyURI ] ; dcat:contactPoint ; dcat:distribution , , , , , ; dcat:keyword "care economy"@en, "caregivers"@en, "children"@en, "long term care"@en, "older people"@en, "persons with disabilities"@en, "time use"@en, "unpaid care"@en, "unpaid work"@en, "cuidado no remunerado"@es, "cuidados de larga duración"@es, "economía del cuidado"@es, "niñez"@es, "personas con discapacidad"@es, "personas cuidadoras"@es, "personas mayores"@es, "trabajo no remunerado"@es, "uso del tiempo"@es, "aidants"@fr, "emploi du temps"@fr, "enfants"@fr, "personnes handicapées"@fr, "personnes âgées"@fr, "soins de longue durée"@fr, "soins non rémunérés"@fr, "travail non rémunéré"@fr, "économie des soins"@fr, "crianças"@pt-br, "cuidado não remunerado"@pt-br, "cuidadores"@pt-br, "cuidados de longa duração"@pt-br, "economia do cuidado"@pt-br, "pessoas com deficiência"@pt-br, "pessoas idosas"@pt-br, "trabalho não remunerado"@pt-br, "uso do tempo"@pt-br ; dcat:landingPage . a dct:Standard . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The corresponding table number in the annex document, for values that also appear there. Blank for the baseline tables, which the annex document does not reproduce."@en ; dct:identifier "annex_table" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Annex table"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "Whether the row describes a single country, the group of countries without comparable survey data, or the regional aggregate."@en ; dct:identifier "area_type" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Area type"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The country the value refers to. Two entries are aggregates rather than countries: 'Latin America and the Caribbean (estimated)' is the regional total, and 'Other countries without survey data' groups the countries whose figures are extrapolated. Read alongside area_type."@en ; dct:identifier "country" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Country"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "What the value quantifies: total hours of care provided, the number of people providing it, the average hours each provides, the percentage of care provided by women, the difference in average hours between women and men, or the group's percentage of the total."@en ; dct:identifier "measure" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Measure"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "Which classification of care recipients the row uses. 'constructed' redistributes persons with disabilities across children, working-age adults and older people; 'original' keeps the categories the surveys themselves report."@en ; dct:identifier "recipient_definition" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Recipient classification"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The type of person receiving the care. 'total' is the unduplicated total across groups, which is smaller than their sum because one caregiver can care for more than one type of recipient."@en ; dct:identifier "recipient_group" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Care recipient group"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "Which set of assumptions produced the value. 'baseline' is the headline estimate; the other codes are robustness checks that vary the classification of care recipients, the minimum hours needed to count as a caregiver, or the country whose data distributes caregivers of persons with disabilities across age groups."@en ; dct:identifier "scenario" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Scenario"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The table in the published workbook the value is taken from, written as it appears there."@en ; dct:identifier "source_table" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Source table"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The unit the value is expressed in: thousands of weekly hours, thousands of people, hours per week, or a percentage."@en ; dct:identifier "unit" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Unit"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The estimate itself. Its meaning depends on the measure and unit columns, so read all three together. A value is absent where the published table leaves the cell empty."@en ; dct:identifier "value" ; dct:type xsd:decimal ; skos:prefLabel "Value"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The type of care recipient the row concerns. Blank on the survey-design rows, which describe the survey as a whole rather than one recipient group."@en ; dct:identifier "care_recipient_type" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Care recipient type"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "What kind of fact the row records: a characteristic of the survey, a reallocation factor, or the class of care activity the item belongs to — basic activities of daily living (ADL), instrumental activities (IADL), education (EDUC), health (HEALTH), or other."@en ; dct:identifier "category" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Category"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The country whose survey the row describes. Blank on the reallocation rows, which apply to every country rather than to one."@en ; dct:identifier "country" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Country"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The survey characteristic, reallocation target or care activity the value describes."@en ; dct:identifier "item" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Item"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The wording the source table uses where an activity is recorded under a broader category, naming that category. Blank on every other row."@en ; dct:identifier "note" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Note"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The annex table the row comes from. A1.1 describes each survey's design, A1.2 gives the factors used to reallocate care recipients between groups, and A2.1 to A2.3 record which care activities each survey captures for children, persons with disabilities and older people respectively."@en ; dct:identifier "table_ref" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Source annex table"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The answer for this country and item. Survey-design rows carry a count, an age range or Yes/No; reallocation rows carry a factor between 0 and 1; activity rows carry 'included', 'not_included', or 'included_under_another_activity' where the survey records the activity but folds it into a broader category."@en ; dct:identifier "value" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Value"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "Whether the row describes a single country or the regional aggregate."@en ; dct:identifier "area_type" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Area type"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The number of people providing unpaid care, in thousands."@en ; dct:identifier "caregivers_thousands" ; dct:type xsd:decimal ; skos:prefLabel "Caregivers (thousands)"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The country the projection refers to. 'Latin America and the Caribbean (estimated)' is the regional aggregate rather than a country; read alongside area_type."@en ; dct:identifier "country" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Country"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The type of person receiving the care. 'total' is the unduplicated total across groups, which is smaller than their sum because one caregiver can care for more than one type of recipient."@en ; dct:identifier "recipient_group" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Care recipient group"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The sex of the person providing the care. 'all' is women and men combined, and is the only value on the regional rows."@en ; dct:identifier "sex" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Caregiver sex"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The year the figure refers to. 2023 is the reference year the estimates are anchored to; 2035 and 2050 are projected from United Nations population data. Country rows carry 2023 and 2050; the regional rows also carry 2035."@en ; dct:identifier "year" ; skos:prefLabel "Year"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The country the indicator refers to. Only countries with their own survey data appear here."@en ; dct:identifier "country" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Country"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "What the value measures, written as the published country tables label it."@en ; dct:identifier "indicator" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Indicator"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "Which classification of care recipients the row uses. 'constructed' redistributes persons with disabilities across children, working-age adults and older people; 'original' keeps the categories the surveys themselves report. Only the original classification carries the time-use, paid-work and household-chores indicators."@en ; dct:identifier "recipient_definition" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Recipient classification"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The type of person receiving the care. 'total' is the unduplicated total across groups; 'no_caregivers' is the comparison group of people who provide no care, and appears only under the original classification."@en ; dct:identifier "recipient_group" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Care recipient group"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The grouping the indicator sits under in the published country tables: the breakdown of care hours by activity, paid work, or time spent on sleep and leisure. Blank for the headline indicators, which sit under no grouping."@en ; dct:identifier "section" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Indicator section"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The sex of the person providing the care. 'all' is women and men combined."@en ; dct:identifier "sex" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Caregiver sex"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The unit the value is expressed in: thousands of weekly hours, thousands of people, hours per week, a percentage, or a percentage of GDP."@en ; dct:identifier "unit" ; dct:type xsd:string ; skos:prefLabel "Unit"@en . a disco:Variable ; dct:description "The estimate itself. Its meaning depends on the indicator and unit columns, so read all three together. A combination the country's survey does not support is absent rather than zero."@en ; dct:identifier "value" ; dct:type xsd:decimal ; skos:prefLabel "Value"@en . a foaf:Agent ; dct:type "organizational" ; vcard:hasEmail ; foaf:homepage . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a dct:Location . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Structured Data"@en, "Datos Estructurados"@es, "Données Structurées"@fr, "Structured Data"@pt-br . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Survey Data"@en, "Datos de Encuesta"@es, "Données d'enquête"@fr, "Survey Data"@pt-br . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Latin America and the Caribbean"@en, "América Latina y el Caribe"@es, "Amérique Latine et Caraïbes"@fr, "Latin America and the Caribbean"@pt-br . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Labor"@en, "Empleo"@es, "Emploie"@fr, "Labor"@pt-br . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Social Development"@en, "Desarrollo Social"@es, "Développement Social"@fr, "Social Development"@pt-br . a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "Cross-sectional Data"@en, "Datos de Corte Transversal"@es, "Données Transversales"@fr, "Cross-sectional Data"@pt-br . a vcard:Organization . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "One row per country, care recipient group and measure, for the baseline estimates and every robustness scenario: weekly hours of direct unpaid care, number of caregivers, average hours per caregiver, the share of care provided by women, and each recipient group's share of the total. Each row names its unit, the classification of care recipients it uses, and the published table it comes from." ; dct:format "CSV" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:18:20.010539"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T00:57:38.365995"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Country Estimates by Scenario"@en ; disco:variable , , , , , , , , , ; dcat:accessURL . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "One row per survey characteristic or care activity, describing how each national survey was designed and what it captures: the number of respondents, the age ranges used to define children, persons with disabilities and older people, whether care given outside the household is counted, how care recipients are reallocated between groups, and which specific care activities each survey records." ; dct:format "CSV" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:18:40.388647"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T00:59:03.603772"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Survey Design and Coverage"@en ; disco:variable , , , , , , ; dcat:accessURL . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "One row per country, year, care recipient group and caregiver sex, giving the number of caregivers in thousands for the 2023 reference year and the projected numbers for 2035 and 2050. Regional rows carry the Latin America and the Caribbean estimate; country rows are split by the sex of the caregiver." ; dct:format "CSV" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:18:50.336568"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T00:59:46.331377"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Caregiver Projections to 2050"@en ; disco:variable , , , , , ; dcat:accessURL . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "The sensitivity analysis annexes as typeset for publication. Annex 4 replicates the main results using the original survey classification of care recipients; Annex 5 recomputes them under a minimum-hours threshold for counting someone as a caregiver and under alternative assumptions for distributing caregivers of persons with disabilities across age groups." ; dct:format "DOCX" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:18:06.227289"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-08-11T18:21:05.578513"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Annexes 4 and 5: Sensitivity Analysis"@en ; dcat:accessURL . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "One row per country, indicator, care recipient group and caregiver sex. Covers hours of direct care, caregiver counts, the value of care as a share of GDP under both valuation methods, hours spent on household chores, the mix of care activities, paid work and hours worked, and time spent on sleep and leisure — under both the constructed and the original classification of care recipients." ; dct:format "CSV" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:18:30.212509"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T00:58:20.099282"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Country Indicator Profiles"@en ; disco:variable , , , , , , , ; dcat:accessURL . a disco:LogicalDataset, rdfs:Resource, dcat:Distribution ; dct:description "The complete workbook of tables and figures from the study, as prepared for publication. It includes the caregiver characteristics, multiple-care-responsibility, household chores, paid work and time-use tables that are not published as separate data tables, together with the source and footnote text for every table." ; dct:format "XLSX" ; dct:issued "2026-08-11T18:12:51.997317"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:language "English" ; dct:license ; dct:modified "2026-09-01T01:42:52.211408"^^xsd:dateTime ; dct:title "Tables and Figures (Full Workbook)"@en ; dcat:accessURL . dct:type . [] a adms:Identifier ; skos:notation "https://data.iadb.org/dataset/unpaid-caregiving" .