Inegi medirá pobreza multidimensional en los 2 mil 478 municipios del país - La Jornada San Luis
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) has provided key data from the Intercensal Survey to the General Directorate for Poverty Evaluation, laying the groundwork for next year’s multidimensional poverty estimates at the municipal level. This release represents a significant operational shift, as INEGI now directly supplies the essential inputs that were previously managed by other agencies. This transfer of responsibility enables a comprehensive analysis of poverty across all Mexican municipalities, moving beyond the regional generalizations used in the past. By leveraging this extensive survey data, authorities can now monitor poverty dynamics with greater precision and granularity at the local level, identifying trends that were previously obscured by broader administrative boundaries. This development is highly relevant to open data, as it illustrates how interconnected statistical surveys generate robust, actionable public knowledge. By making survey results available to specialized measurement agencies, the government enhances transparency and improves the quality of publicly accessible socioeconomic indicators, thereby supporting more informed policy decisions and greater civic oversight.
Source: lajornadasanluis.com.mxPublished on 2026-09-24
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