Households' assessment of the condition of the occupied dwelling
In 2020, households assessed their housing conditions based on the results of the Comprehensive Survey of Living Conditions. Rows list specific deficiencies reported, such as lack of heat or sunlight, while columns show the share of such households among all households and among those living in rural areas. All data are presented in percentages, based on all households in the country
Share of households assessing housing conditions by problem category in 2020, in percent
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 73, indicators: 4. Breakdown: All households; households indicating: — lack of heat; households indicating: — lack of sunlight; households indicating: — dampness (freezing) of walls, ...; households indicating: — presence of insects (rodents) and others
Five highest values: All households (100), Households indicating during the assessment of conditions p... (100), Households indicating during the assessment of conditions p... (100), Households indicating during the assessment of conditions p... (76.5), Of all households, assessed the condition ... (46.7). The gap between the highest and lowest is 1 000 times. The top five account for 68.3% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 73
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by the type of identified issues affecting living conditions. Indicators can be compared by category, highlighting the share of households lacking heat or light depending on their place of residence. This allows for a comparison of housing quality between urban and rural areas using comprehensive population survey data
What is visible in these numbers
Set indicators: All households; including those residing — in urban settlements; including those residing — of these with a population of 1 million peop...; including those residing — in rural settlements
Of 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled, meaning the table is almost entirely filled
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Period and application
Data were collected from a one-time comprehensive survey in 2020. As this is a cross-section, the data are not updated annually and reflect the situation at a specific point in time. This information is useful for sociologists, housing sector specialists, and anyone studying the quality of life and living conditions of citizens in Russia
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