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Within NAVIGATE, a standardized input data template has been defined and data has been collected using household surveys from a number of developed and OECE countries. Available countries (for the latest year, between 2008 and 2017, available), include India, Brazil, France, South Africa, United States of America, China, Mexico, as well as 26 EU member states based on a common survey.
The data is all structured around income deciles. Units of observations for the deciles are households. The OECD modified equivalence scale has been applied to compute household income per person. (1 plus 0.5 per adult (older than 14 years) and 0.3 per child (14 or less years)).
Available variables (all for deciles D1 to D10):
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Income share
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Expenditure share
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Expenditure share
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Energy for Transportation
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Energy for Housing
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Food
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Education of the household head
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Average savings rate
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Household size
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Income by type (labour, capital, transfers, other)
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Wealth share (where available)
The energy expenditure shares for housing and transportation are key variables for IAMs, and here the expenditure shares across countries, which show a strong regressive pattern for residential energy consumption while for transportation it appears in most countries to be progressive.
Contact: johannes.emmerling@eiee.org