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Welcome to the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) Colectica Portal.
Through this portal, you can search and browse Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) data and the corresponding documentation.
The Portal uses Data Documentation Initiative metadata standards and is powered by Colectica software. Click here or on the Help tab on the right top of this page to get the main functionalities of the interface.
Click here to download the GGS microdata files.
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The Generations and Gender Survey - GGS-I (2004-2011)
| GGS country data files | In the previous round of data collection, wave 1 data were collected for over 200,000 individuals aged 18-79 from 19 countries. Wave 2 data are available for 14 countries. Wave 3 data is available for 3 countries. |
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| GGS Pooled datasets | This series includes the consolidated GGS Wave 1, Wave 2, and Wave 3 datasets. These datasets contain all the GGS released datasets, except for Germany Turkish-subsample. All the available variables are included (also the country specific variables). |
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| GGS Variable Availability | This file documents the availability of variables across GGS country datasets published in Colectica. It contains all the GGS variables included in all released waves and country datasets (including country-specific variables). |
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The Generations and Gender Survey - GGS-II (2017- )
The Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) is pleased to announce that a new round of data collection has been launched. The methodology of the GGP has been updated and renewed to ensure that social scientists and policy makers have access to the highest quality data possible. The survey is now implemented from the GGP Central Coordination Office’s at NIDI in the Hague to ensure that data is collected efficiently and effectively across a wide range of countries. The survey uses a new questionnaire which ensures comparability with the the FFS (1990’s) and the previous GGS (2000’s).
