Poverty line in Altai Territory by year
In Altai Krai, the amount below which a person is considered to live below the poverty line increases annually. Over five years, the line has grown by nearly 1.5 times; the table shows how it has changed for the total population and specific groups. Rows include data for aggregate indicators as well as age, gender, and other categories to allow for comparison of which groups approach the poverty line faster than others
Chart of the poverty line in Altai Krai from 2021 to 2025, in rubles
- Arkhangelsk Oblast without autonomous district — including by socio-demographic groups: — working-age population
- Arkhangelsk Region without autonomous district — Total population
- Arkhangelsk Region without autonomous district — including by socio-demographic groups: — children
- Bryansk Region — Total population
- Bryansk Region — including by socio-demographic groups: — children
- Altai Krai — including by socio-demographic groups: — children
- Belgorod Oblast — Total population
- Bryansk Region — including by socio-demographic groups: — pensioners
- Altai Krai — including by socio-demographic groups: — pensioners
- Belgorod Region — including by socio-demographic groups: — pensioners
See also
- Gini coefficient in Russia by year long time series by year
- Palma ratio in Russia by year long time series by year
- Poverty level in Russia by year long time series by year
- Уровень бедности в России: 6,7% в 2025 году и по годам indicator breakdown
- Малоимущая семья в 2026 году: кто за чертой бедности indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2021–2025. Series: 344, periods: 5. Table rows: Altai Krai — Total population; Altai Krai — including by socio-demographic groups; Altai Krai — including by socio-demographic groups; Altai Krai — including by socio-demographic groups; Amur Oblast — Total population and others
Arkhangelsk Oblast without the Autonomous Okrug — including by socio-demographic groups: the indicator increased from 15 383 to 21 850 for 2021–2025 — by 42%. The highest value is 21 850 (2025), the lowest is 15 383 (2021). This is an average annual growth of 9.17%. Out of 25 largest rows, 25 increased, 0 decreased
All table numbers are series: 344
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by socio-demographic groups, providing the poverty line for the total population as well as for pensioners, children, the working population, and other categories. This shows which groups have higher or lower poverty lines and how they change annually, allowing for both inter-group and intra-group year-on-year comparisons
What is visible in these numbers
Five largest values: Arkhangelsk Oblast without the Autonomous Okrug — including by socio-demographic groups (21 850), Amur Oblast — including by socio-demographic groups (21 311), Amur Oblast — including by socio-demographic groups (21 229), Amur Oblast — Total population (20 042), Arkhangelsk Oblast without the Autonomous Okrug — Total population (20 038). The top five account for 24.9% of the total for all entries
Observations are annual, with 5 periods in the dataset. Out of 125 possible values, 125 are filled (100%) — missing data are virtually absent
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Period and application
Rosstat publishes poverty line data for the last five years, from 2021 to 2025. Annual updates ensure the table remains relevant for analyzing the current situation. These figures are useful for planning social programs and assessing the effectiveness of regional support measures
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