Housing need
Households with children with disabilities require various housing improvement measures, as reflected in the 2023 statistics. Table rows are categorized by type of need, ranging from major repairs to routine maintenance, and by the composition of working-age persons. The indicators describe specific family requests for improving living conditions, revealing the structure of housing issues
Housing improvement needs in 2023 by type of work
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 52 series shown across a single breakdown. 52 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “of working age — Households consisting of persons eligible for social services based on age and/or disability1, living in apartment buildings – total / 100 / 100” — 100; the smallest is “toilet — full replacement required / 4.2 / ..” at 1. The gap between them is 100-fold.
All table numbers are series: 52
How to read this table
Row distinctions help identify the most common types of work required by families: some seek large-scale reconstruction, while others require only cosmetic repairs. Categories can be compared based on the complexity and cost of planned improvements. The dataset provides a single-year snapshot, allowing for a detailed study of the situation at a specific point in time without reference to historical trends
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Period and application
The data is current for 2023 and includes 52 rows describing various housing improvement scenarios. This information is useful for social services and organizations working with families of children with disabilities. The data was collected as part of a study on the status of persons with disabilities and reflects actual public demand
1Домохозяйства, состоящие из инвалидов и/или лиц, достигших общеустановленного пенсионного возраста.с детьми и без детей и домохозяйства с детьми-инвалидами.
2Здесь отметка « ... » (многоточие) означает, что число ответов респондентов (число наблюдений), составляет менее 50.
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