CLEAR Global (previously Translators without Borders)

Language data drawn from the 2017 government census and the MICS, Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys by UNICEF. Includes the percentage of the population by native language and literacy rates for men and women age 10 and older.

Language data drawn from the REACH Initiative 2021 JMCNA. Includes the percentage of the population who speak each language and literacy rates for men and women age 5 and older. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

All data is drawn from government survey results and is subject to any associated limitations or distortions present in the source data. Literacy was measured as the ability of people belonging to indigenous communities to read and write in any language. Languages with population shares less than 0.01% or under 1,000 people (whichever is greater) have been aggregated into the “Other” field. All decimal values have been rounded to a maximum of 3 decimal places. As a result language shares may not total 100%. Language fields were calculated by multiplying the percentage of people belonging to each individual Indigenous group from the 2011 census by the proportion of people who spoke an Indigenous language in Indigenous groups from the 2001 census. Empty values represent non-existent data and should not be treated as zero values. Data is available under an Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY NC SA 4.0) You are free to share and adapt the data subject to requirements for attribution and non commercial use. Any derivative work must be distributed under the same license as the original. Full terms at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by nc sa/4.0/.

Language data drawn from the 2011 government census. Includes the percentage of the population who speak each language and literacy rates for men and women age 15 and older. Available at the admin levels 0 and 1.

Language data drawn from the 2007 government census. Includes the percentage of the population who speak each language and literacy rates for men and women age 15 and older. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2009 government census. Includes the percentage of the population who speak each language as their primary language, as well as literacy rates for men and women age 12 and older. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2007 government census. Includes the percentage of the population who speak each language as their primary language, as well as literacy rates for men and women age 5 and older. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2013 government census. Includes the percentage of the population for whom this is their mother tongue and literacy rates for men and women age 7 and older. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2010 government census. Includes primary language spoken at home, ability to speak Indonesian, and literacy rates for men and women. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2000 government census. Spoken language data was measured by asking if the primary language spoken at home was (1) Only Thai, (2) Thai and other or (3) Only other. The data on specific "other" spoken languages is available exclusively at admin level 0 since it comes from the 2000 Census Reports, where it is described in text format. This dataset also includes literacy rates for men and women age 10 and over. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.

Language data drawn from the 2016 CAID "Rapport annuel de l’Administration du territoire." Includes languages spoken by territory. Available at the admin 2 level only.

Language data drawn from the 2017 and 2007 government censuses. Includes mother tongue languages, ability to speak Portuguese, and iliteracy rates. Available at the admin 0, 1, and 2 levels.