Strategic Baseby Eurostatecraft
France · Human · Health

Functional human capacity

Move beyond headcount to inspect healthy life years, reported limitation and the prevalence-weighted functional capacity carried by France's working-age population.

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Functional capacity

How much healthy working-age capacity does France contain?

Official health observations and the StrategicBase-derived population quantity are kept separate. Select an observed year; v0.1 publishes no health future.

Official observationsDerived capacity
Healthy working-age capacityPrevalence-weighted people aged 20–64
Functionally unlimited shareNo long-standing activity limitation · ages 20–64
Chronic morbidityLong-standing illness or health problem · ages 16–64
Good / very good healthSelf-perceived health · ages 16–64
Healthy life years at birthLatest official year
Capacity is not productivity. This measure weights official population by self-reported absence of long-standing activity limitation. It does not classify an individual, occupation or deployability.
Activity limitation · age × sex

Where does functional constraint sit inside working age?

Shares are direct official EU-SILC observations for people in private households. No interpolation is applied.

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Observed capacity

Population mass and functional-health intensity move separately

Each point combines that year's official population operand with co-temporal observed age-sex prevalence. Annual chunks load only when this section enters view.

Historical capacity remains unloaded until needed.
Method and evidence

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Healthy working-age capacity

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    Health ≠ healthcare ≠ Skills ≠ Strategic Talent. No Health future, productivity inference or health-adjusted Human score is published.