This dataset reflects the number of persons with disabilities aged 15 and older who are members of public associations or movements. The table rows distinguish between the total population of the group and those who are officially members of any organizations. The information is collected as part of the Comprehensive Survey of Living Conditions and covers respondents for the available period
Disabled people aged 15 and over — total
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — total
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — trade union organization
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — not regularly, from time to time
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — regularly
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — political parties, mass youth associations, women's unions, societies of persons with disabilities, etc
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — volunteer movements (organizations)
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — one or several times a month
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — at least once a week
Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — public committees (councils) attached to state administration bodies (local self‑government) etc
Chart showing the share of persons with disabilities aged 15 and older who are members of organizations, based on survey data
Who grew, who fell: 2018 — Все респонденты → Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2024
Set in numbers
The table holds 20 series, running from 2018 — Все респонденты to Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2024, 14 reporting periods. 172 values in total.
“Disabled people aged 15 and over — total” ends where it started: 100 in 2018 — Все респонденты against 100 in Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2024.
All table numbers are series: 20
Series
2018 — Все респонденты
2018 — в том числе проживают
2018
в процентах — Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2018
2020 — Все респонденты
2020 — в том числе проживают
2020
в процентах — Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2020
Все респонденты 2022
в том числе проживают 2022
Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2022
Все респонденты 2024
в том числе проживают 2024
Справочно: Все респонденты в возрасте 15 лет и более 2024
The provided rows allow for a comparison between the total share of persons with disabilities and the share of those who have the opportunity to participate in public life through membership. This helps to visualize the scale of involvement of this category of citizens in various movements. Differences between the rows help to assess what portion of people with disabilities are integrated into social structures and the extent of this phenomenon nationwide
What is visible in these numbers
“Disabled people aged 15 and over — total” leads the table with 100, “Persons with disabilities aged 15 and over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — not specified” closes it with 1.2. The gap between them is 83.3-fold.
Only 61% 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»
Statistics are updated based on comprehensive surveys of living conditions. Data on membership in organizations will be useful for sociologists, social protection specialists, and representatives of public movements. The information covers respondents aged 15 and older, allowing for the analysis of the activity of the adult and working-age population
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