National rollout of the 2026 CASEN survey begins: will cover more than 111,000 households across Chile

The Ministry of Social Development and Family has launched the 2026 CASEN survey, a crucial process for updating poverty and inequality indicators in Chile. This initiative enables the State to understand the real living conditions of families, thereby providing a foundation for designing more effective public policies aimed at addressing emerging needs. The relevance to open data lies in the fact that this survey constitutes the country’s primary official statistical source. When its results are systematically processed and made available, they enhance government transparency and facilitate accountability. Citizens can verify the authenticity of the data and the State’s compliance with its commitments through verifiable information. Finally, transparency in the methodology and the protection of participants’ security reinforce public trust in data generation. By ensuring the integrity of the data collection process, it is guaranteed that the indicators accurately reflect social reality. This not only improves the quality of national statistics but also strengthens the public data ecosystem essential for research and sustainable social development.

Source: elpinguino.com
Published on 2026-11-03

National rollout of the 2026 CASEN survey begins: will cover more than 111,000 households across Chile

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