Mapineq compiles, curates and distributes a unique open-access inequality database including:
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Institutional and policy measures about education, family, labour market, social benefits, health, tax related
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Physical environment such as pollution and green space
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Innovative socio-economic indicators from commercial and unconventional sources such as house/rental prices and digital access
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Geo-linked indicators from local to national, across time and birth cohort
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Key socio-demographic life course measures
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The possibility to link with micro-level datasets
Mapineq Links will offer programmatic access through an API, as well as an interactive dashboard, ensuring a seamless and user-friendly experience
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Contributors:
![Portrait of Melinda Mills](https://mapineq.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Melinda-Mills_blue-300x300.jpg)
![Portrait of Gerard van den Berg](https://mapineq.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Gerard-van-den-Berg_blue_-300x300.jpg)
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