Children under 18: access to water and sanitation by federal districts
in percentage
Quality of life indicators for children under 18 in households are presented through access to clean water, availability of improved sanitation, and housing overcrowding levels. Table rows correspond to federal districts and Russia as a whole for 2011, enabling regional comparisons. Data are presented in percent and cover all 64 rows, including totals for the country and federal districts
Share of children under 18 with access to water and sanitation by federal districts, in percent
See also
- Сколько детей в России занимается спортом: 2010-2025 indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Series: 64, indicators: 3. Unit of measurement — in percent. The breakdown is by positions: 2011 — Russian Federation; 2011 — Central Federal District; 2011 — Northwestern Federal District; 2011 — Southern Federal District; 2011 — North Caucasian Federal District and others
Five largest values: 2016 — Central Federal District (98.8), 2016 — Southern Federal District (98.1), 2014 — Central Federal District (97.9), 2016 — North Caucasian Federal District (97.9), 2011 — Central Federal District (97.3). The top five account for 21.2% of the total for all positions
All table numbers are series: 64
How to read this table
Variations between rows allow for assessing which federal districts have better living conditions for children and which experience more frequent shortages of safe water or overcrowding. Comparing the national total with district data helps identify the most problematic areas. The columns reflect three different aspects of living conditions that directly impact the comfort and health of the younger generation
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: those having constant access to higher quality water sources; those having access to improved sanitation facilities; those experiencing significant overcrowding when living in their housing…
75 out of 75 cells with numbers (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
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Period and application
The 2011 data is relevant for analyzing children's living conditions as part of long-term studies. Rosstat statistics by federal districts help assess compliance with sanitary standards across different parts of the country. This information is useful for sociologists, demographers, and specialists working on family policy and population quality of life
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