The EPICES score will enable the population to be broken down according to the level of social precariousness.
This approach shows the level of vulnerability and precariousness of the children of Niger: almost 8 in 10 children are in absolute deprivation meaning are deprived of at least 2 essential rights simultaneously (16% are deprived of two rights, 35% are deprived of three rights, and 19% are deprived of four rights).
The Epices score was in fact built on a questionnaire comprising the various dimensions of precariousness: nationality, level of education, occupation, composition of household, housing, social protection, perceived health, income, leisure activities, financial difficulties, social integration, seeking healthcare, serious events experienced before the age of 18 years.
During a two-year ethnography of 47 older solo dwellers, this term captured one of the distinctive traits of the experience of living alone in older age in the U.S. The findings from semi-structured interviews and participant observation highlight the emergence of the notion of precariousness along three levels of analysis.
Before it was trendy, an early stage business was a sign of precariousness and vulnerability, not untapped potential.
Some people believe that the very distinction between permanent and temporary migration is breaking down, and that we will soon be living in a world of "superdiversity" with a multitude of legal statuses that are neither wholly temporary nor wholly permanent, but rather have varying degrees and levels of conditionality and precariousness (Vertovec, 2007, 2016).
And that adds to the sense of precariousness.
Both will increase the country's already deep sense of precariousness.
One sign of precariousness, however, was the shrinking of the Cabaret Convention, an annual clearinghouse for talent at Rose Hall.
And a history of clinging to the smallest of constants to cover the absurd amount of precariousness.
