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Share of households experiencing overcrowding

· dynamics annual · rows: 86 · periods: 5 · section: Publications on SDGs

Twenty-three and five tenths percent of the country's households experienced overcrowding in 2014, while by 2022 this figure changed to seventeen and six tenths percent. The table contains data for each year of this period, and eighty-six rows allow for comparing the situation in the Russian Federation with data for specific regions, such as Belgorod or Bryansk Oblasts. The percentage of households experiencing a lack of living space serves as an indicator for assessing the population's living conditions within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals

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Rosstat data for 2014–2022. Rows: 86, periods: 5. Shown by positions: Russian Federation; Belgorod Region; Bryansk Region; Vladimir Region; Voronezh Region and others

Moscow: the indicator decreased from 32.4 to 20.9 over 2014–2022 — by 35.4%. The highest value was 34.8 (2016), the lowest was 20.9 (2022). This is an average annual decrease of 5.31%. Of the 25 largest rows, 5 increased, 20 decreased

All table numbers are series: 86
Series 20142016201820202022
Российская Федерация 23,53 25,86 22,50 19,20 17,61
Белгородская область 17,37 26,58 18,80 13,71 11,27
Брянская область 14,30 26,70 16,40 5,25 18,54
Владимирская область 19,48 23,83 19,60 18,23 16,85
Воронежская область 22,81 20,67 23,10 12,92 22,61
Ивановская область 19,63 20,12 21,80 23,05 13,14
Калужская область 24,23 21,58 24,30 20,09 18,24
Костромская область 20,14 26,22 22,10 19,26 21,02
Курская область 18,83 20,55 21,80 14,98 14,88
Липецкая область 21,75 26,99 20,00 17,51 10,98
Московская область 23,55 28,97 25,30 21,65 18,79
Орловская область 17,62 24,09 23,50 16,57 18,94
Рязанская область 15,79 17,93 13,10 9,28 13,38
Смоленская область 14,40 25,90 17,30 13,12 7,99
Тамбовская область 25,59 27,82 16,80 15,93 15,43
Тверская область 21,02 21,69 16,30 15,98 10,75
Тульская область 16,93 23,41 18,60 17,70 22,47
Ярославская область 21,68 29,16 29,30 24,18 16,16
г. Москва 32,40 34,82 29,10 24,22 20,93
Республика Карелия 27,88 28,22 25,40 21,65 16,84
Республика Коми 22,21 19,60 21,60 19,54 18,35
Архангельская область (без АО) 19,97 21,97 20,30 16,69 15,14
Ненецкий автономный округ 19,05 29,28 27,70 19,04 33,12
Вологодская область 18,77 27,10 20,10 12,49 15,79
Калининградская область 24,38 30,78 27,60 19,29 10,24
Ленинградская область 26,25 24,13 19,90 20,19 17,56
Мурманская область 24,06 18,46 17,70 16,42 13,99
Новгородская область 15,97 18,43 21,60 13,74 21,17
Псковская область 23,93 24,05 23,50 20,83 20,24
г. Санкт-Петербург 32,12 26,17 21,90 17,93 18,31
Республика Адыгея (Адыгея) 21,08 23,10 26,20 32,77 20,11
Республика Калмыкия 19,35 30,45 22,70 20,71 27,27
Республика Крым 22,83 22,70 21,20 15,81 18,90
Краснодарский край 25,23 26,87 23,60 21,57 16,56
Астраханская область 23,14 36,01 25,10 22,53 25,65
Волгоградская область 23,79 25,44 20,30 17,26 17,29
Ростовская область 17,90 23,96 19,30 16,36 16,31
г. Севастополь 41,32 12,94 25,70 26,52 23,20
Республика Дагестан 27,85 24,75 27,50 26,10 20,40
Республика Ингушетия 30,75 21,50 32,70 4,96 4,64
Кабардино-Балкарская Республика 23,58 45,21 25,10 29,05 14,75
Карачаево-Черкесская Республика 31,44 26,09 29,20 28,95 23,47
Республика Северная Осетия – Алания 22,02 29,25 20,60 31,20 21,66
Чеченская Республика 30,92 29,59 12,90 19,62 21,29
Ставропольский край 22,62 28,54 26,10 17,19 23,02
Республика Башкортостан 24,46 24,57 29,10 22,44 14,77
Республика Марий Эл 25,17 27,62 22,40 19,03 15,92
Республика Мордовия 19,72 29,85 19,10 13,37 27,60
Республика Татарстан (Татарстан) 21,66 23,43 23,30 20,83 17,04
Удмуртская Республика 33,27 26,74 24,50 16,71 21,12
Чувашская Республика – Чувашия 25,87 27,57 21,00 27,96 16,21
Пермский край 30,30 27,24 20,80 15,40 14,02
Кировская область 17,60 18,53 20,70 14,32 18,07
Нижегородская область 17,91 24,38 22,60 19,24 17,31
Оренбургская область 20,43 20,10 21,40 19,59 14,31
Пензенская область 16,09 22,11 14,60 16,68 13,44
Самарская область 17,56 21,01 23,60 20,42 13,92
Саратовская область 19,05 22,86 23,60 18,71 19,73
Ульяновская область 16,09 24,64 12,50 12,32 17,53
Курганская область 22,14 25,16 14,40 14,38 17,88
Свердловская область 19,35 27,82 20,40 18,89 15,06
Тюменская область (без АО) 24,49 24,24 19,20 20,26 19,61
Ханты-Мансийский автономный округ – Югра 27,76 27,74 20,10 18,91 23,77
Ямало-Ненецкий автономный округ 37,92 29,68 18,60 19,71 22,62
Челябинская область 22,73 20,16 23,00 21,37 19,02
Республика Алтай 24,08 20,50 28,10 13,52 16,97
Республика Тыва 20,28 18,42 35,30 27,46 35,84
Республика Хакасия 26,83 28,02 21,20 28,81 22,98
Алтайский край 21,17 23,30 26,70 16,70 19,46
Красноярский край 24,05 22,08 19,00 16,71 15,86
Иркутская область 23,47 27,16 21,90 20,18 17,71
Кемеровская область – Кузбасс 20,78 24,22 20,70 14,62 16,95
Новосибирская область 28,43 26,29 22,40 21,36 16,04
Омская область 20,06 25,39 21,10 15,45 13,49
Томская область 25,25 25,66 22,30 11,93 22,91
Республика Бурятия 25,21 33,54 21,20 22,66 13,15
Республика Саха (Якутия) 28,68 32,28 35,90 17,94 18,61
Забайкальский край 22,91 23,59 21,30 18,02 19,33
Камчатский край 27,57 20,29 15,90 26,78 15,51
Приморский край 24,01 25,88 19,10 21,01 15,70
Хабаровский край 22,14 27,02 19,70 21,48 15,47
Амурская область 22,45 23,00 25,00 22,69 14,17
Магаданская область 26,22 24,04 20,40 19,74 15,05
Сахалинская область 32,42 20,50 18,30 15,68 12,78
Еврейская автономная область 18,74 19,56 14,30 17,76 14,03
Чукотский автономный округ 30,24 27,03 25,80 20,91 14,95

How to read this table

The table rows are divided by geographic principle: the first row contains all-Russian data, while the remaining eighty-five represent individual constituent entities of the country. Comparing these indicators allows one to see in which regions households more frequently report a lack of living space and in which the housing issue is less acute. All values are provided in percentages, which facilitates the comparison of territories with different population sizes and allows for tracking the dynamics of changes in living conditions in each constituent entity over nine years

What is visible in these numbers

The five highest values: Moscow (34.8), Nenets Autonomous Okrug (33.1), Kaliningrad Region (30.8), Yaroslavl Region (29.3), Moscow Region (29). The top five account for 24.3% of the total for all positions

Observations are annual, with 5 observation periods in the dataset. There are 125 values in the table out of 125 possible, which is 100%; data gaps are virtually absent

The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)

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Period and application

The statistics cover the period from 2014 to 2022 and are updated by Rosstat as household surveys are conducted. This information will be useful to social researchers, government officials dealing with housing issues, and anyone studying the quality of life in various regions of Russia. The data clearly reflect changes in family housing adequacy and help assess the effectiveness of relevant socio-economic programs at federal and regional levels

How it is calculated

Table notes: Data are published without accounting for the results of the 2020 All-Russia Population Census

1) Данные публикуются без учета итогов ВПН-2020

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