Changing Socio-spatial Inequalities: Population Change and the Lived Experience of Inequality in Urban South Africa, 2011-2017
Domaine:
socioeconomicgeospatialType de record:
dataset
Créateur:
Llo
Éditeur:
UK
Hôte:
The data deposited include: 1. South Africa wards on consistent spatial boundaries for 2001 and 2011 with Index of Multiple deprivation and domain scores (ArcGIS TM shapefile format ward boundaries, attributes in comma separated values (csv) format) 2. Cape Town population grid for 2001: unemployment rates (ArcGIS TM shapefile format grid square boundaries with linked atrributes) 3. Cape Town population grid for 2011: unemployment rates (ArcGIS TM shapefile format grid square boundaries with linked atrributes) In each case, a metadata file is provided in comma separated values (csv) format. The project also funded inclusion of a bespoke question on inequalities in the 2017 round of the South African Social Attitudes Survey (SASAS). The 2017 SASAS data are available through the Human Sciences Research Council: hsrc.ac.za
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