The statistics show the proportion of low-income residents in cities of various sizes and rural areas. Rows are categorized by settlement type, showing the share of low-income people in cities with populations under 50 thousand, from 50 to 99.9 thousand, other urban categories, and rural areas. Percentages are calculated as a share of the total low-income population. The annual data covers the period from 2015 to 2022 and is based on sample surveys of household income and participation in social programs
Rural residents — Working age
Population living in urban areas — Population living in rural settlements — total
Population living in urban areas — total
Population living in rural settlements — Children under 16 years old — total
Older than working age — Employed in the economy (workers)
Working age — women
Working-age population — men
Residents in rural settlements — 7–15 years
Population living in rural settlements — 1,001–5,000
Rosstat data for 2015–2022. Series: 33, period: 4. Table rows: Urban population — total; Urban population — less than 50 thousand; Urban population — from 50 to 99.9 thousand; Urban population — from 100 to 249.9 thousand; Urban population — from 250 thousand to 499.9 thousand; and others
Rural population — of working age: the indicator fell from 56.4 to 55.3 over 2015–2022 — by 1.95%. The highest value was 56.4 (2015), the lowest was 53.7 (2021). Of the 25 largest rows, 8 increased, 17 decreased
Row distinctions allow for a comparison of the low-income population in large cities versus small settlements. The list presents data for cities with populations under 50 thousand, cities from 50 to 99.9 thousand, and the total urban population group. This helps illustrate the structure of poverty relative to urban settlement size and infrastructure scale
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Rural population — of working age (56.4), Urban population — living in rural areas (54.6), Urban population — total (48.1), Rural population — children in working-age households (40.2), Older than working age — employed in the economy (33.6). The gap between the highest and lowest is 56.4 times. The top five account for 49% of the total across all items
Annual observations; 4 periods in total. 100 of 100 possible values filled (100%) — missing values are virtually absent
Statistics are published annually as part of sample surveys of household income. The data covers the period from 2015 to 2022 and is presented as a percentage of the total low-income population. This information is useful for analyzing the social composition of the population and assessing living standards across different types of settlements
How it is calculated
Rosstat notes: Low-income population — population with cash income below the poverty line (until 2020 inclusive — below the subsistence minimum). Data for 2015–2021 are published without accounting for the 2020 All-Russia Population Census results. Including old-age insurance pensions, early old-age insurance pensions (for work in the Far North and equivalent areas, for work in hazardous conditions and for certain occupations with the right to early retirement..
1) Малоимущее население – население с уровнем денежных доходов ниже границы бедности (до 2020 включительно – ниже величины прожиточного минимума). Данные за 2015-2021 гг. публикуются без учета итогов ВПН-2020.
2) Включая страховую пенсию по старости, досрочную страховую пенсию (за работу в районах Крайнего Севера и приравненных к ним местностях, за работу в особых условиях труда и по отдельным специальностям с правом на досрочный выход на пенсию), пенсию по выслуге лет лицам из числа госслужащих.
1) Low income population is population with income level below poverty line (up to 2020 — below level of subsistence minimum. Data for 2015-2021 are presented without using the All-Russian Population Census of 2020 results.
2) Including old-age insurance pension, early insurance pension (for work in the Far North and similar areas, for work in specific working conditions and in certain specialties with the right to early retirement), long service pension for civil servants.
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