Number of older people belonging to various public associations and movements, shown in this statistic. The list contains 137 rows, allowing tracking of changes in citizens' social activity levels from 2011 to 2024. The indicator covers different participant categories, providing insight into the structure of population involvement in the country's public life
Persons aged 15 years and —
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — total — All respondents older than working age
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — total — including at age, years — 55 – 59
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — total — including at age, years — 60 – 69
older who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) – total — including aged, years — 70 and older
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — trade union organisations — including those aged, years — 55–59
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — trade union organisations — including at age, years — 60–69
older who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organizations (movements) — trade union organization — All respondents above working age
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — political parties, mass youth associations, women's unions, societies of disabled people, etc. — including at age, years — 70 and over
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — trade union organisations — including by age, years — 70 and over
over who are members of any public, voluntary or charitable organisations (movements) — informal associations (based on hobbies, interests etc.) — including at age, years — 70 and over
Rosstat data for 2011–2024. Rows: 137, periods: 7. Breakdown: Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society...; Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society...; Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society...; Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society...; Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society... and others
Persons aged 15 years and older who are members of any society...: the indicator remained unchanged at 100 from 2011 to 2024. This is an average annual growth of 0%. Up to 2018, the change was +0%, after — +0%. Of the 20 largest rows, 10 increased, 10 decreased
Rows in the table separate participants by different characteristics, enabling comparison of activity among various groups of persons beyond working age. These rows help identify which organisations or movements are most popular among older people. The trend for each row shows how the interests and social ties of the older generation have changed over the past fourteen years
What is visible in these numbers
Five largest values: Persons aged 15 years and older who are members... (100), Persons aged 15 years and older who are members... (100), Persons aged 15 years and older who are members... (100), Persons aged 15 years and older who are members... (100), Persons aged 15 years and older who are members... (77). The gap between the largest and smallest is 58.8 times. The top five account for 59.8% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual and cover 7 periods. Cells with numbers: 87 out of 175 (49.7%). Gaps are numerous: a significant share of positions were observed only in certain periods, and such rows should be compared with caution
Rosstat's annual data are updated each year and cover the entire territory of the Russian Federation. The information is useful for sociologists, demographers and social‑policy specialists analysing the integration level of older people in contemporary society
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