In 2016, households assessed their living standards based on the availability of specific amenities and wastewater disposal methods. The data highlights various types of conditions to evaluate sanitation levels in residential premises. The rows distinguish between general indicators and specific parameters, such as wastewater disposal methods. All values are expressed as a percentage of the total number of surveyed households for the reporting year
All households
Among all households, indicated that wastewater removal in their dwelling is: — Households living in multi‑apartment buildings (including dormitories) – total
Of households residing in multi‑apartment buildings (including dormitories), indicated that wastewater removal in the dwelling where they live is: — Households residing in individual houses (or parts) – total
kitchens — in apartment/house
Of households living in multi‑apartment buildings (including dormitories) indicated that wastewater disposal in their dwelling is: — to centralized sewage system
Of all households, indicated that wastewater removal in the dwelling where they live is: — to centralized sewage system
Of households residing in individual houses (or parts), indicated that wastewater removal in the dwelling where they live is: — to an individual sewage system
bathroom and/or shower — in apartment/house
toilet — in apartment/house
toilet — in shared facilities/in a separate building/in a yard structure
Differences between rows show the proportion of the population with access to various sanitary facilities. Indicators should be compared using the shares provided for each individual condition to understand the prevalence of different living standards. The list contains twenty-five different rows, including the total number of households and detailed characteristics of their living conditions
What is visible in these numbers
“All households” leads the table with 100, “kitchens — kitchen absent” closes it with 0.
Only 96% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
More in the section Situation of persons with disabilities»
Data was collected as part of the Comprehensive Living Conditions Survey. The data is current for 2016 and reflects the situation at the time of the survey. This information is useful for sociologists, housing specialists, and government officials analyzing quality of life
Did you notice an error in this table? The parser is wrong, and most often one correction fixes many pages
Report an errorTypo is easier this way: highlight it and press
Ctrl + Enter