Poverty incidence · 2018 Census in Barrancominas
Data published for code 94343. The 2018 values describe the former Barrancominas territory, excluding Mapiripana; territorial comparability of the MEN series has not been verified. DANE publishes a multidimensional poverty incidence of 86.5% for Barrancominas in the 2018 Census. Open the map and select the municipality to inspect the percentage, source and methodology.
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Data published for code 94343. The 2018 values describe the former Barrancominas territory, excluding Mapiripana; territorial comparability of the MEN series has not been verified. DANE publishes a multidimensional poverty incidence of 86.5% for Barrancominas in the 2018 Census. Open the map and select the municipality to inspect the percentage, source and methodology.
2018 Census reference for the whole municipality. Inspect the published percentage, year, code, source and methodology in the record; no annual trend or neighborhood or parcel breakdown is provided.
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- Multidimensional poverty incidence · DANE 2018 Census
1 map feature · 2018 · CC BY 4.0 · IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0
Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE: www.dane.gov.co · 2018 National Population and Housing Census; IGAC geometry; adapted by GeoSAT · Source checked: 2026-10-10
Barrancominas was created in 2019 by combining the former territories of Barrancominas and Mapiripana (Ordinance 248, as documented by DANE). The retrieved 2018 census sources retain separate codes 94343 and 94663: only the original value for 94343 is shown, without adding Mapiripana or attributing that value to the entire current municipality. The MEN 2011–2024 series likewise retains original 94343 rows; a uniform territorial extent across years has not been verified. The current IGAC boundary is a location reference, not the historical coverage of these statistics. Municipal multidimensional poverty incidence published by DANE from the 2018 National Population and Housing Census. This is a census approximation: five dimensions and 15 deprivation indicators defined at household level, with a weighted threshold of 33.3%. The source refers to actually censused private households and recommends considering census omission. The published percentage is retained without inferring numbers of people or households or recalculating denominators. It is neither current poverty nor an annual series comparable with the Quality of Life Survey IPM or Medellín’s local series. Do not sum or average municipalities to obtain department or national incidence. The current municipal reference polygon neither reconstructs 2018 boundaries nor allocates the value to neighborhoods or parcels. The technical publication is dated 31 January 2020; the retrieval date does not update the census. DANE data and GeoSAT adaptation CC BY 4.0; IGAC geometry CC BY 4.0. The service does not publish the percentage denominator. It cannot determine parcel conditions, benefit eligibility or neighborhood poverty. Reference geometry query parameters are retained in download provenance.
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How to use it
- Click “Open this query” to load Multidimensional poverty incidence · DANE 2018 Census in the viewer.
- Select a feature on the map or in the Results list to read its record with attributes, source and date.
- Inspect the published incidence and census year in the municipal record. Review the methodology and retain attribution, dates and licenses when exporting; one municipality does not provide a territorial comparison or annual series.
- Share the view link or export received results with attribution and dates.
Frequently asked questions
What poverty value does DANE publish for Barrancominas?
86.5% IPM incidence published by DANE for Barrancominas · 2018 Census, former territory 94343 without Mapiripana; not current poverty. This is municipal multidimensional poverty incidence from census data, not a count of people or households. The service publishes the percentage without its denominator; GeoSAT retains the value without recalculating it.
How do I inspect the percentage in the viewer?
Open this query: it loads one whole-municipality layer and the Published IPM incidence · 2018 Census (%) field. Select the municipality on the map or under Results to read the published incidence, census year 2018, name and code. Review the source and methodology before exporting. Panning or zooming does not allocate the percentage to neighborhoods or parcels.
Is this current or comparable with ECV series?
No. It is an approximation from the 2018 Census, with five dimensions and 15 deprivation indicators defined at household level; census omission must be considered. The technical publication is dated 31 January 2020. Retrieval on 2026-10-10 does not update the indicator. It is not an annual Quality of Life Survey series or Medellín’s local series; do not sum or average municipalities to produce another territorial level.
What geometry and reuse terms apply?
DANE data, IGAC geometry and GeoSAT adaptation under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Downloads retain provenance, geometry query parameters, source, dates and license. The current reference boundary does not reconstruct 2018 boundaries; it cannot measure neighborhood poverty, establish parcel conditions or determine benefit eligibility. Barrancominas was created in 2019 by combining the former territories of Barrancominas and Mapiripana (Ordinance 248, as documented by DANE). The retrieved 2018 census sources retain separate codes 94343 and 94663: only the original value for 94343 is shown, without adding Mapiripana or attributing that value to the entire current municipality. The MEN 2011–2024 series likewise retains original 94343 rows; a uniform territorial extent across years has not been verified. The current IGAC boundary is a location reference, not the historical coverage of these statistics.