Improvement of housing conditions for Great Patriotic War veterans, 2015–2024
households
From 2015 to 2024, the number of families improving their housing conditions changed annually. The rows distinguish various categories: families of Great Patriotic War veterans, families of single veterans, and families of military personnel serving in military units. Data is presented as the number of families and covers a ten-year period. The indicators show the specific reduction in the number of benefit recipients across different population groups
Chart showing housing condition improvements for Great Patriotic War veterans from 2015 to 2024, number of families
- Families of participants of the Great Patriotic War — Number of families registered as in need of housing (at end of year)
- Families of participants of the Great Patriotic War — Number of families receiving housing and improving housing conditions during the year
- of them single participants of the Great Patriotic War living in communal apartments — Number of families registered as in need of housing (at end of year)
- of which single veterans of the Great Patriotic War living in communal apartments — Number of families receiving housing and improving housing conditions during the year
- Families of servicemen who served in military units, institutions, military schools not part of the active army, from 22.06.1941 to 3.09.1945 for at least six months; servicemen awarded orders or medals of the USSR for service in the specified period — Number of families registered as in need of housing (at end of year)
- Families of servicemen who served in military units, institutions, military schools not part of the active army, from 22.06.1941 to 3.09.1945 for at least six months; servicemen awarded orders or medals of the USSR for service in the specified period — Number of families receiving housing and improving housing conditions during the year
Set in numbers
6 series are published here in households, from 2015 to 2024, 6 reporting periods. 29 values in total.
“Families of participants of the Great Patriotic War — Number of families registered as in need of housing (at end of year)” fell by a factor of 35.8 between 2015 and 2024: from 2,004 to 56.
All table numbers are series: 6
How to read this table
Row differences allow for a comparison of support levels across different categories of citizens. The total number of families of war veterans can be compared with the proportion of single veterans and families of military personnel. This helps assess the distribution of housing improvements among specific groups of veterans and their relatives. Columnar data is organized by year, enabling the tracking of annual statistics
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Families of participants of the Great Patriotic War — Number of families registered as in need of housing (at end of year)” — 56 households; the smallest is “of which single veterans of the Great Patriotic War living in communal apartments — Number of families receiving housing and improving housing conditions during the year” at 1 households. The gap between them is 56-fold.
The table is 81% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
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Period and application
Statistics are published annually for the ten-year period from 2015 to 2024. This information is relevant for analyzing social support for veterans and planning housing programs. Rosstat data is suitable for monitoring trends in housing provision for eligible categories of citizens
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