Actor Atlas

Siblings under Sector Maps:

• A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing
• B - Mining and quarrying
• C - Manufacturing
• D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
• E - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
• F - Construction
• G - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
• H - Transportation and storage
• I - Accommodation and food service activities
• J - Information and communication
• K - Financial and insurance activities
• L - Real estate activities
• M - Professional, scientific and technical activities
• N - Administrative and support service activities
• O - Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
• P - Education
• Q - Human health and social work activities
• R - Arts, entertainment and recreation
• S - Other service activities
• T - Activities of households
• U - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies
• X - Environmental Sustainability
• Y - Socio-economic Development
• Z - Data, Content & Statistics

T - Activities of households is generalization of:

A general description of the sector's scope is available from ISIC Section T.

A sector map includes these components (select the tab for the relevant content):

• Roles: actors listed in each of the Country Actor Maps may fill roles in Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use. These roles in the Social Architecture are at levels macro, meso, micro, pico.
• Resources: resources that support actors in performing their roles, as part of operations, Monitoring & Evaluation or Change. These may include best practices, success stories, guidelines, databases, forums,…
• Initiatives: initiatives that actors should be aware of before launching new intitiatives in the sector (under construction).
• Monitoring & Evaluation: links to publications or data that may be relevant to the monitoring or the evaluation of the sector's qualities (performance, inclusiveness, sustainability, fairness, …).
• Change: descriptions of visions for change, desirable or achieved improvements in the sector, …