Poverty Data Disaggregation: Experiences and Suggestions of China. Wang Pingping Department of Household Surveys of National Bureau of China (NBS)

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Poverty Data Disaggregation: Experiences and Suggestions of China Wang Pingping Department of Household Surveys of National Bureau of China (NBS)

Disaggregated poverty data is important for most of the Countries The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Pledge: No one will be left behind 17 Goals and 169 targets Sustainable Development Goal indicators Should be disaggregated, where relevant, by income, sex, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability and geographic location, or other characteristics, in accordance with the Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics (General Assembly Resolution 68/261).

It is especially important in China 2020 poverty alleviation objective of China To insure all people in rural area with enough food and clothes, basic education and medical care, and housing safety To insure all poor people in rural area living under the current rural poverty line ( 2300yuan a year= 2.3 USD a day) to be out of poverty To narrow the gaps in income and basic public service between poor rural areas and the average level of rural China To insure all poor counties to be out of poor ( poverty headcount rate <2%)

It is especially important in China Huge population: 1.37 billion persons Rapid urbanization and huge size of migrant population: 169 million rural migrant workers 56 ethnic groups 6 administrative levels: National level Province: =31 Prefecture-level city: > 300 County/district : >2,800 Town/township: >40,000 Villages/communities: > 700,000

2000 年 2001 年 2002 年 2003 年 2004 年 2005 年 2006 年 2007 年 2008 年 2009 年 2010 年 2011 年 2012 年 2013 年 2014 年 2015 年 It is especially important in China Large income equality: 2015 per capita disposable income Income ratio between urban residents and rural residents: 2.73:1 Regional income ratio among east, middle, west, and northeast area: 1.67:1.09:1:1.24 0.500 0.490 0.480 0.470 Gini Index 0.491 Income ratio between the highest 20% and the lowest 20% : 10.5:1 0.460 0.450 0.462 Gini index: 0.462 0.440

Concerns in poverty data disaggregation 1.What do we have? 2.What do we need? 3.What could we do? And how to do?

What kind of the disaggregated poverty data do we have China Household Income and Expenditure Survey(HIES) annually provides/could provide following data by province, rural/urban, income group, sex, age, occupation, educational attainment, household type Income/consumption poverty index Rate of household in different types of dwellings Rate of household with living facilities/owned durable goods/access to public facilities or services Rate of persons with certain educational attainment and above/skill training /medical care/pension program... Enrolment rate of Children Proportion of households with access to financial services Proportion of household participating in decision-making on community affairs?

What kind of the disaggregated poverty data do we have? China Mortality rate of infants/children below 5 years old Population census (every 10 years): detailed disaggregated data by household and individual characteristics and by region Administrative data: annual data only by large regions National Children Sampling Survey(1990) Data on health or diseases National Health Services Survey Administrative data: by province Ministry of Health and Family Planning Once in 5 years Data on family violence Special survey/interview -Women federation/ngo Not periodically

The demand for more disaggregated data. Poverty size and headcount rate Need more disaggregated data by household characteristics and demographic characteristics by farmer household/household with combined occupation/non-farmer household by ethnicity by educational attainment by disabilities. By sex, age, ethnicity in poor areas By lower administrative level by county by village National level Province: =31 Prefecture-level city: > 300 County/district : >2,800 Town/township: >40,000 Villages/communities: > 700,000

The demand for more disaggregated data. Housing condition, children schooling By native residents/rural migrant workers By location of migrants

How to improve data disaggregation? By improving the current surveys By establishing new data sources Sampling surveys Administrative data By improving the utilization of current raw data

Example: Poverty size, poverty headcount rate, living condition Solution 1: improve the HIES Solution 2: built new surveys Solution 3: built new administrative data collection system Solution 4: adopt new tools or methods

Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES)-NBS Periodicity: Annually Sample size: 160,000 households covering all the districts and more than 1/3 counties in 31 provinces of China Data collecting: income and expenditure information is collected through diary-keeping of surveyed households in the whole year Characteristics information of individual/ household/community is collected through questionnaire interview at the end of quarter and year.

Solution 1: improve the HIES Do we involve the target groups in HIES? Vulnerable groups Ethnic groups Migrant labors

Vulnerable groups Illiteracy /disabled persons It is difficult for them to keep diary or respond to the selfadministered questionnaire Solutions adopted An assistant interviewer in each sample village was employed to assist them keep diary on income and expenditure In some urban areas, the surveyed households could send voice message or call directly to county-level survey team office instead of keeping diary by themselves

Ethnic groups All the members of surveyed household can not speak Chinese or Mandarin Solutions adopted: A local interviewer of the same ethnic group is employed to facilitate communication

Migrants Most of migrants migrate from rural area to urban area. It is difficult to involve them in the sample for a whole year, due to frequent mobility of rural migrants.

Solution 1: improve the HIES How to make target groups visible in the household survey? Proper variables and indicators Comprehensive Comparability Relevance for policy Burden of respondents Enough sample size Cost Manpower

Reform of HIES since 2013 Improve sampling method to better cover migrants Dwelling sampling method was adopted instead of household sampling method. Improve data collecting method to better grasp income and expenditure information of migrants Questionnaire interview instead of keeping diary for part migrant household. Add variables about ethnicity, disability. Add the sample size of 40,000 households to improve the reliability of disaggregated data

Could HIES of post-reform satisfy the demand for the disaggregated data? Poverty size and poverty headcount rate By more characteristics of household/person by farmer households/households with combine occupation/non-farmer household ----------------------------Y by ethnic groups---------------------y for main groups by educational attainment---------y by disability -----------------------the reliability of disaggregated data need to be evaluated By sex, age, ethnicity of poor areas ----------N By lower administrative level:-------------------n by county by village

Could HIES of post-reform satisfy the demand for the disaggregated data? Housing condition, children schooling----- N By native residents/migrants By location of migrants

Solution 2: built special household surveys--nbs National Poverty Monitoring Survey-NBS(from 1997 to now) Add 40,000 sample households in poor areas on the basis of HIES. Provide disaggregated data by household characteristics and individual characteristics for poor areas Compare the difference between poor areas and the average level of the national/province Insure enough sample size in poor areas Collect data related with poverty alleviation program

Solution 2: built Special household surveys Special Survey on Rural Migrant Workers-NBS (from 2015) New survey with the sample size of 40,000 rural migrant workers in urban area To provide detailed disaggregated data for migrants To reflect the issues concerned by migrants, such as employment, housing, children education, integration with native urban residents

Solution 2:built Special household surveys Monitoring Survey for mini-ethnic group--- National Commission of Ethnic Affair To collect related data from 2119 villages of mini-ethnic groups

Solution 3: built new administrative data source Poverty alleviation information system Since 2014 Administrative data used for the implementation of targeted poverty alleviation program By Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation of State Council The objective is to involve every poor household/person

Solution 4: Adopt new tools or methods Poverty mapping Second National Agricultural Census + HIES Poverty headcount rate by county Integration of administrative data system Poverty alleviation information system Low-income group information system Disabilities information system Citizen ID registration system Began from 2016

Suggestions to international statistical community Specify required and optional disaggregated indicators for 2030 agenda Required disaggregated indicators: for international comparison Optional disaggregated indicators: for domestic comparison Suggestions about data source Unify the classification and definition of disaggregated indicators Disability Develop new tools for data disaggregation and promote the use of new tools

Thank you!