Social benefits, compensations and payments in 2024 by income groups
In 2024, social payments were distributed unevenly among families, illustrating differences in support volumes. Table rows cover various categories, ranging from total benefit amounts to child benefits and compensations. Data are categorized by household income levels to compare assistance volumes for those below the poverty line versus those above it. The data provides a snapshot for the current year
Distribution of social benefits and payments in 2024 by household income groups
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 45 series shown across 3 breakdowns. 135 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Benefits, compensations and other payments – total” — 4,000; the smallest is “All households — Additional social support measures assigned to families with children” at 9.4. The gap between them is 424-fold.
All table numbers are series: 45
How to read this table
Row variations allow for a detailed analysis of the assistance structure, highlighting total amounts and specific payment types, such as child benefits. Columns are grouped by income level to facilitate comparison of financial support across different population segments. These indicators show the share of total payments allocated to the most vulnerable household groups. All calculations are based on data on income and funds received for the full year of 2024
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Period and application
The statistics are relevant for analyzing social policy and the distribution of budget funds in the current year. The snapshot format does not include historical trends but provides an accurate representation of the situation in 2024. The data is prepared by Rosstat and can be used to assess the level of social protection of the population across groups with different welfare levels
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