Drinking water consumption indicators reflect the habits of women aged 14 and older. Information is presented by settlement type, allowing for an assessment of differences in resource access or resident preferences. The study covers respondent categories living in settlements of varying sizes, including small localities with fewer than 200 people, medium-sized ones from 200 to 500 people, and large centers with a population of 5,000 or more. The statistics provide a clear overview of water consumption patterns among the country's female population
Chart of drinking water consumption by women based on settlement size
This is a cross-section: 9 series across 13 breakdowns. 117 values in total.
“Women aged 14 and over — total” leads the table with 100, “Women aged 14 and over — less than 200” closes it with 0.387. The gap between them is 258-fold.
All table numbers are series: 9
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в том числе проживают — в городских населенных пунктах
в том числе проживают — в т.ч. с численностью населения, тыс. человек — менеe 50,0
в том числе проживают — 50,0– 99,9
в том числе проживают — 100,0-249,9
в том числе проживают — 250,0- 499,9
в том числе проживают — 500,0- 999,9
в том числе проживают — 1 млн. и более
в том числе проживают — в сельских населенных пунктах
в том числе проживают — в т.ч. с численностью населения, человек — до 200
Table rows are divided by demographic groups of women, categorized by place of residence. When analyzing the figures, it is worth noting the comparison between respondents from sparsely populated areas and large centers. This information helps identify behavioral patterns across different population groups and evaluate study coverage. Column values help understand the distribution of shares within each selected category, which is useful for comparative analysis of habits among female residents in settlements with varying population densities
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The data presented are for reference purposes and reflect the results of a single cross-section by settlement. The information may be useful to sociology specialists, public utility workers, and experts studying quality of life. Using these figures helps better understand the drinking water needs of residents in different types of settlements and plan further research in this area based on current respondent coverage indicators
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