This paper presents the aims, principles, data, and codebook behind our interactive visualisation of socio-economic risks, resources and resilience among families in Europe, alongside descriptive evidence of social policies. We lay out how we complied the individual level survey data from EU-SILC and transformed them into an interactive visualisation to demonstrate how risks, resources and socio-economic inequalities vary across European families and households. The Compendium itself can be found on our website here.
Authors: Rense Nieuwenhuis, Max Thaning, Alzbeta Bartova, Wim Van Lancker