You are currently visiting the TeO2 survey website. The TeO2 survey (2019-2020) took place a decade after the first TeO survey (2008-2009). The ’Trajectories and Origins 2’ (TeO2) survey is a statistical survey conducted by both INED and INSEE. It is the second edition of a survey conducted in 2008-2009, which produced national statistics on the diversity of populations in metropolitan ...
The first edition of the survey (TeO1) in 2008-2009 shed light on a large number of issues concerning the role of origins in the processes of integration, discrimination and identity construction within French society. Analyzed by hundreds of researchers in France and abroad, the survey has been the basis for a large number of scientific publications. Nearly 150 were listed ...
Since the first ’Trajectories and Origins’ survey in 2008-2009, the issues of integration and discrimination within an increasingly diverse population have not lost their acuity in the French public debate. In a social context that has evolved since 2008, there has been a significant demand for a new edition of the survey, TeO2. One of its main objectives is to ...
The ’Trajectories and Origins 2’ survey has the same objectives as the first edition conducted in 2008-2009. It focuses on the relationship between origins, whether geographical, national or cultural, and other lines of differentiation in society: gender, social class, age, neighborhood, religion, etc. It thus aims to analyze the processes of integration, discrimination and identity construction within the population living in ...
The French Institute for Demographic Studies or INED, is a public research institute specialized in population studies that works in partnership with the academic community at the national and international levels. INED is a multidisciplinary institute working in various fields of population studies: fertility, mortality, migration, family, economics, public health, geography and history. INED’s mission is to study populations in all their ...
The production of a large-scale survey such as TeO2 cannot be based only on the resources of INED and INSEE. This is why researchers and statisticians from different disciplines and institutions were involved in the design and analysis of the survey, as well as partners in official statistics services. Associations and social partners active in the thematic field of the survey ...
Click here to enlarge Key dates November 2016: CNIS: notice of opportunity (avis d’opportunité) November 2018: Label Committee: notice of conformity (avis de conformité), label of general interest and statistical quality, mandatory nature of the survey interviews. July 2019 - November 2020: Collection of data (interviews) 2022: First survey results and publications
The ’Trajectories and Origins 2’ survey was examined by the National Council for Statistical Information (CNIS), which deemed it useful and delivered a notice of opportunity (avis d’opportunité). The ’Trajectories and Origins 2’ survey was examined by the Official Statistics Label Committee, which delivered a notice of conformity (avis de conformité). The Label Committee, by delegation of the CNIS, awarded the ...
The TeO2 survey, like the first edition, focuses on the social trajectories of individuals and on the analysis of integration processes. The questionnaire therefore focuses on individual trajectories and includes retrospective elements (educational, occupational, family and residential trajectories). Particular attention is given to the collection of information on respondents’ geographical, social, cultural and residential origins. Each sphere of the respondent’s life ...
With similar research objectives, and with the aim of updating the 2008-2009 data, the TeO2 survey is a continuation of the TeO1 questionnaire and uses its main modules. Profile of dwelling inhabitants (THL) Income Nationality and origin of parents Languages Migratory paths, relationship to country of origin Family relationships and transmissions Conjugal life Your children Self-image and the opinion of others Education Professional life Religion Housing and lifestyle Civic life Health Discrimination Social relationships and cultural practices
