International classification of activities for time-use statistics 2016 (ICATUS 2016)

1. Introduction -- 2. International Classification of Activities for Time-Use Statistics 2016 -- 3. Glossary -- Annex 1.1. Correspondence between ICATUS 2016 and the broad level categories as defined in the Economic Commission for Europe Guidelines for Harmonizing Time-Use Surveys (2013) and the four kinds of time proposed by Dagfinn Ås in 1978 -- Annex 1.2. Correspondence of ICATUS 2016 and the activity coding list as defined by Eurostat in the Harmonised European Time Use Surveys (HETUS) 200838 -- Annex 2. Criteria to become a member of the international family of statistical classifications checklist.

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The International Classification of Activities for Time-Use Statistics (ICATUS) is a classification of all the activities on which a person may spend time during the 24 hours in a day. Its purpose is to serve as a standard framework for time-use statistics based on activities grouped in a meaningful way. The classification was endorsed by the UN Statistical Commission for use as an international statistical classification at its 48th session, 7-10 Mar. 2017.

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