Additional (absolute) population absent from the dwelling for more than 1 year, accounted for by microcensus, by age groups and kinship to the person recorded first in the household
The microcensus recorded the number of people absent from premises for one year or more, and this table provides detailed absolute data on these individuals. Rows are categorized by type of settlement and by kinship relationship to the first person recorded in the household. The table contains 284 rows covering urban and rural populations, providing a detailed cross-section of the country's household structure at the time of this large-scale statistical survey
Table of population absent from premises for more than one year, by age group and kinship relationship to the first person in the household
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 284, indicators: 4. Breakdown by: Urban and rural population — Absent from the premises …; Urban and rural population — wife, husband; Urban and rural population — daughter, son, daughter-in-law …; Urban and rural population — mother, father, sister, b…; Urban and rural population — granddaughter, grandson and others
Highest values: Rural population — Absent from the premises… (12 492), Rural population — daughter, son, daughter-in-law… (10 145), Urban and rural population — Absent… (4 618). The gap between the highest and lowest is 189.3 times. The top three account for 68.9% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 284
How to read this table
Columns categorize the population absent from premises by age group, from the total population to those aged 40 and older. Each row is designed for comparison within a specific age category and kinship relationship. Comparisons should be made across age groups within each type of settlement and kinship relationship
What is visible in these numbers
The set includes the following indicators: Total number of absent persons for more than 1 year; including, years — 0 – 17; including, years — 18 – 39; including, years — 40 years and more
Cells with numbers 100 out of 100 (100%); there are practically no data gaps
More in the section Characteristics of the temporarily absent population»
Period and application
The microcensus results conducted by Rosstat represent a one-time snapshot; therefore, subsequent updates to these indicators are not planned. This data is useful to a wide range of specialists, including demographers, sociologists, and government officials involved in the in-depth analysis of household structure and population accounting based on the duration of absence from a place of permanent residence
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