Data and Surveys of the BiB
The Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) carries out surveys for certain questions. The generated data are open to researchers for further analysis.
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The data are usually passed on to GESIS and can be accessed there.
The aim of the project is to investigate the individual consequences of flight for family structures, health and the labour market situation, among other things. more: Refugees from Ukraine in Germany …
Two waves were conducted in 2013 and 2016. A third wave was conducted in 2019. This survey focuses on retirement transitions and the potential of older adults on the labour market, in civil society and in the family. more: Transitions and Old Age Potential (TOP) …
The Generations and Gender Survey collects data on family demographics, including relationships between parents and children (Generations) and relationships between women and men in partnerships (Gender). The new GGS-II data collection round has been running since 2020. more: Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) …
This survey was conducted in 2014 and covers the migratory behaviour of German citizens who move from Germany abroad (emigrants) as well as German citizens who return to Germany after a certain period abroad (return migrants). more: Internationally Mobile …
This survey was conducted in two waves: 1992 and 2003. Its focus is on the attitudes and opinions of citizens and policy actors with regard to demographic changes, demographic behaviours and population-related policies. more: Population Policy Acceptance Study (PPAS) …
This survey was conducted in 2000 until 2001 to explore the causes and factors that promote or impede the integration of the foreign population in Germany. more: Integration Survey …
The first wave was conducted from 1984 to 1986 in West Germany and in 1991/1992 in the East, followed by a second wave in 1998 for all of Germany. The objective of the survey was to examine the impact of changing living circumstances on earlier, present and anticipated health. more: Life Expectancy Survey (LES) …