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We have crosswalked our timeseries data. Crosswalked dataset are used to compare throughout timelines as it has been treated to take into account region border changes.

Non-crosswalked dataset are used for analysis for one point of time and is used on the geographical visualisation.

Both crosswalked and non-crosswalked data are available in zip download.

District income class indicates the category for the district's median household expenditure per capita in 2019. We define low income class as districts having per capita expenditure between the range of 1st percentile to 25th percentile of the per capita expenditure distribution in that year, lower-middle income class as districts with per capita expenditure levels between 25th-50th percentile, upper-middle income class as districts with per capita expenditure levels between 50th-75th percentile, and high income class as districts with per capita expenditure levels above 75th percentile. The expenditure per capita data is tabulated using weights from the National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) 2019.

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