In Mexico, there are three institutions in charge of providing public health services: a) Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), b) Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (ISSSTE) and c) health services at the state level and Seguro Popular. The first two institutions manage social security services for formal workers in private companies and workers in government institutions, respectively; while health services at the state level and Seguro Popular cover the rest of the population that does not have social security services.

Not possible to differentiate the Primary (ISCED 1) and Secondary (ISCED 2 and 3) levels. The question is the following: "During 2017, was public education in primary, secondary or high school in (STATE)... (attribute questions)" - reported under secondary education.

Healthcare is reported as the average across all three institutions.