The percentage of the urban population living in emergency housing is shown in the statistics for 2019 and 2020. The table contains 86 rows: one total for Russia and the rest for specific federal subjects. Values are expressed as a percentage of the total urban population. The rows allow for comparing the situation across different regions and tracking changes in the indicator over the specified two-year period
Chart of the share of the urban population in emergency housing by region for 2019–2020
Rosstat data for 2019–2020. Rows: 86, periods: 2. By region: Russian Federation; Belgorod Region; Bryansk Region; Vladimir Region; Voronezh Region and others
Nenets Autonomous Okrug: indicator decreased from 8.09 to 7.76 for 2019–2020 — by 4.03%. Of the 25 largest rows, 2 increased, 23 decreased
The rows in the list allow for comparing nationwide data with indicators for individual regions, such as Belgorod or Bryansk Oblasts. This helps to understand how much regional statistics deviate from the national level. Comparing rows by year shows how the share of people living in uninhabitable housing changed during the selected period
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Nenets Autonomous Okrug (8.09), Republic of Karelia (7.59), Arkhangelsk Region (without Autonomous Okrug) (4.66), Komi Republic (1.6), Tula Region (1.02). Gap between highest and lowest — by a factor of 62.2. The top five account for 69.3% of the total across all positions — distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual and cover 2 periods. Cells with numbers: 50 out of 50 (100%); data gaps are virtually absent
The statistical yearbook 'Sustainable Development Goals in the Russian Federation' contains this data for 2019 and 2020. The information is suitable for analyzing urban housing conditions and assessing the quality of the urban environment. The data is published by Rosstat for planning programs to relocate residents from dilapidated housing
How it is calculated
Such data are needed when a figure in a presentation must be defended with a reference to an official source
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