Level of Living EU-SILC, 2015

Statistics Norway has a long tradition of conducting “Level of Living”-surveys, and the surveys elucidate the living condition components like the economy, housing conditions, leisure activities, social networks, exposedness and fear of crime, health, education, care, employment and working conditions. The Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) is a European sampling survey concerning income, social inclusiveness and living conditions that is coordinated though the EUs statistical organ, Eurostat, and rooted in the European Statistical System (ESS). The primary purpose of EU-SILC is to produce a data foundation for the EUs indicators for welfare and social inclusiveness. The living condition survey EU-SILC will, jointly with the surveys on working conditions and data on health, care and social contact from the European Health Interview Survey (EHIS), cover all of the mentioned components of level of living surveys over a three-year period. The theme of the 2015 EU-SILC survey on living conditions was housing, exposedness and fear of crime, material shortages, and social and cultural participation.

挪威统计总局（Statistics Norway）拥有开展“生活水平”调查的悠久传统，此类调查涵盖经济、住房条件、休闲活动、社会网络、受害暴露与犯罪恐惧、健康、教育、照料服务、就业与工作环境等生活状况构成要素。欧洲收入与生活状况调查（Survey on Income and Living Conditions, EU-SILC）是一项由欧盟统计机构欧盟统计局（Eurostat）统筹、植根于欧洲统计系统（European Statistical System, ESS）的欧洲抽样调查，聚焦收入、社会包容性与生活状况。该调查的首要目的是为欧盟的福利与社会包容性指标体系提供数据基础。EU-SILC生活状况调查将与工作状况调查，以及欧洲健康访谈调查（European Health Interview Survey, EHIS）所获取的健康、照料与社会接触数据相结合，在三年周期内覆盖前文提及的生活水平调查的全部构成要素。2015年EU-SILC生活状况调查的主题为住房、受害暴露与犯罪恐惧、物质匮乏，以及社会与文化参与。