Level of Living Survey EU-SILC, 2019

Statistics Norway has carried out living conditions surveys since 1973, and from 1996 surveys have been carried out annually. In 2011, the national living conditions survey was coordinated with the EU-regulated Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC) survey.

The EU-SILC Level of living survey annually covers a broad living area, and in addition comes topics for the living conditions survey, which rotates with a cycle of three years. During a three-year cycle, the topics of economy, housing, leisure activities, social networking, vulnerability and turmoil for offenses, health, care, education and working conditions are highlighted. The theme of the Living Conditions Survey EU-SILC was in 2019 sporting activities.

The data that is collected is supplemented with information from the register: Before the interview, it is linked to information about who resides in the household, residence and place of work. The information is checked during the interview. Information from the previous interview is also retrieved for those who have participated in the survey earlier. In retrospect, it connects to information about income, education etc.

挪威统计局（Statistics Norway）自1973年起开展生活状况调查，1996年起改为每年进行一次。2011年，该国全国生活状况调查与欧盟监管的收入与生活条件调查（EU-SILC）完成协调对接。
欧盟收入与生活条件调查（EU-SILC）每年覆盖广泛的生活领域，此外还包含生活状况调查的轮换主题，轮换周期为三年。在每一个三年轮换周期内，经济、住房、休闲活动、社交网络、受违法侵扰的脆弱性与困扰、健康、照护、教育及工作条件等主题将作为调研重点。2019年的欧盟收入与生活条件调查（EU-SILC）生活状况调研主题为体育活动。
采集得到的调研数据将辅以登记信息进行补充完善：在访谈开展前，相关数据会与受访家庭的居住人员、住址及工作地点信息完成关联。访谈过程中，会对该关联信息进行核验。对于此前参与过本调查的受访者，系统还将调取其上次访谈的留存信息。回溯维度下，该数据集还会关联收入、教育等相关历史数据。