Properties

PropertyTypeClassificationDefinition
date_of_birthdatePersonalThe date on which the person was born.
given_namestringPersonalThe given (first) name of the person.
family_namestringPersonalThe family (last) name or surname of the person.
family_name_at_birthstringPersonalThe family name of the person at the time of birth, before any change due to mar...
given_name_at_birthstringPersonalThe given name of the person at the time of birth, before any legal name change.
preferred_namestringPersonalThe name a person is commonly known by, when it differs from their legal name. C...
patronymic_namestringPersonalA name derived from the given name of the person's father or a paternal ancestor...
namestringPersonalThe full display name of the person.
genderstring (gender-type)PersonalThe gender of the person as recorded in a social protection registry or identity...
nationalitystring (country)PersonalThe country of citizenship or nationality, expressed as an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 co...
sexstring (sex)PersonalThe biological sex of a person as recorded in an official register or identity d...
marital_statusstring (marital-status)PersonalThe marital or civil status of a person as recorded in an administrative system.
education_levelstring (education-level)PersonalThe highest level of formal education completed by a person.
preferred_languagestring (language)PersonalThe preferred language of communication for a person, using ISO 639-3 codes.
occupationstring (occupation)PersonalThe person's primary occupation, classified according to the ISCO-08 sub-major g...
phone_numberstringPersonalA contact phone number for the person, including country code.
identifiersconcept:IdentifierPersonalUnique identifiers assigned to this person (national ID, program ID, etc.).
group_membershipsconcept:GroupMembershipPersonalGroup memberships held by this person, linking them to households, families, or ...

Convergence notes

Universal across all 6 mapped systems. The most consistently represented concept in social protection delivery systems. All systems maintain a person-level record as the primary unit of identity. EBSI PID and ELM schemas informed additional naming properties (birth names, preferred name, patronymic) not present in the original convergence systems.