Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use

NACE code 98.1 covers the undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for their own use. This industry encompasses a wide range of household-level production activities that are not typically associated with formal economic sectors. While the output of these activities is primarily for the household's own consumption, they play an important role in the broader economy by providing a means for individuals and families to meet their own needs and reduce reliance on commercial goods and services.

The production techniques used in this industry are highly varied and often quite traditional. Households may engage in activities such as small-scale farming, fishing, hunting, gathering, and the production of basic household items like clothing, furniture, and tools. These activities often rely on manual labor, simple tools, and local resources, with a focus on self-sufficiency and sustainability.

The main inputs required for the activities covered by NACE code 98.1 are typically readily available within the household or local environment. This can include land, water, and natural resources for activities like farming and fishing, as well as basic tools and equipment. The labor input is provided by the household members themselves, often as part of their daily routines and responsibilities.

The primary outputs of the activities covered by NACE code 98.1 are goods and services that are consumed directly by the household. This can include food, clothing, shelter, and other household items. While the output is not typically intended for commercial sale, it may indirectly benefit the broader economy by reducing household demand for 47.0 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles and 95.0 Repair of computers and personal and household goods services.