Assessing gaps

To identify population groups with the lowest and highest access to a number of basic services and opportunities, the classification tree methodology is used. This statistical algorithm splits the population into groups with significantly different access levels, based on a combination of shared circumstances that households or individuals have in common, but no control over.

Indicator Country Year Data Source
Wasting in children under 5 years of age (rate) India 2006 DHS
Wasting in children under 5 years of age (rate) India 2016 DHS
Emotional violence against women (over past 12 months) India 2016 DHS
Sexual violence against women (over past 12 months) India 2016 DHS
Physical violence against women (over past 12 months) India 2016 DHS
All violence against women (over past 12 months) India 2016 DHS
Sexual or physical violence against women (over past 12 months) India 2016 DHS
Bank account (household) India 2016 DHS
Bank account (individual) India 2016 DHS
Basic drinking water (access) India 2016 DHS
Ability to protect from COVID-19 (individual) India 2016 DHS
Demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods Indonesia 2003 DHS
Demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods Indonesia 2012 DHS
Demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods Indonesia 2017 DHS
Skilled birth attendance during childbirth (access) Indonesia 2003 DHS
Skilled birth attendance during childbirth (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Skilled birth attendance during childbirth (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Electricity (access) Indonesia 2003 DHS
Electricity (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Electricity (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Clean fuels (access) Indonesia 2003 DHS
Clean fuels (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Clean fuels (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Clean water (access) Indonesia 2003 DHS
Clean water (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Clean water (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Basic sanitation (access) Indonesia 2003 DHS
Basic sanitation (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Basic sanitation (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Secondary education (completion), 20-35 years old Indonesia 2003 DHS
Secondary education (completion), 20-35 years old Indonesia 2012 DHS
Secondary education (completion), 20-35 years old Indonesia 2017 DHS
Higher education (completion), 25-35 years old Indonesia 2003 DHS
Higher education (completion), 25-35 years old Indonesia 2012 DHS
Higher education (completion), 25-35 years old Indonesia 2017 DHS
Internet use Indonesia 2017 DHS
Bank account (household) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Bank account (household) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Bank account (individual) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Basic drinking water (access) Indonesia 2012 DHS
Basic drinking water (access) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Ability to protect from COVID-19 (individual) Indonesia 2017 DHS
Demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods Kazakhstan 2010 MICS
Demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods Kazakhstan 2015 MICS
Skilled birth attendance during childbirth (access) Kazakhstan 2010 MICS
Skilled birth attendance during childbirth (access) Kazakhstan 2015 MICS
Electricity (access) Kazakhstan 2006 MICS
Electricity (access) Kazakhstan 2010 MICS
Electricity (access) Kazakhstan 2015 MICS
Clean fuels (access) Kazakhstan 2006 MICS