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Servicios básicos: el 46,2% de los hogares no accede al menos a uno de ellos

Servicios básicos: el 46,2% de los hogares no accede al menos a uno de ellos

The INDEC report reveals stark disparities in the living conditions of Argentine households, highlighting that a significant portion lacks adequate access to basic services and resides in substandard housing. These findings underscore the limitations of relying solely on aggregated national data, as they expose deep socio-economic inequalities that require granular, localized datasets for effective policy intervention. Regarding social welfare, the data illustrates a divide in healthcare access, with nearly a third of the population depending exclusively on public services, while also showing high educational attendance among youth. This mixed landscape emphasizes the need for open data platforms that integrate diverse indicators to provide a holistic view of societal well-being, allowing researchers to better understand the intersections between health, education, and housing stability. The relevance to open data lies in the necessity to democratize these statistics. By making such detailed survey results freely accessible and machine-readable, governments and civil society can analyze trends beyond official summaries, fostering transparency and enabling evidence-based solutions to address the structural vulnerabilities identified in the quality-of-life metrics.

Source: laverdadonline.com
Published on 2025-11-07

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