Level and structure of social benefits and payments to low-income households
Composition and volume of social support for low-income families in 2024 are broken down by payment categories. Rows show total benefits, payments to eligible individuals, and child compensations. Columns vary by municipality type, including territories inhabited by indigenous small-numbered peoples. The data provides a single-year national snapshot
Chart showing the distribution of social benefits and compensations in low-income households by municipality groups, 2024
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 45 series shown across 4 breakdowns. 180 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Benefits, compensations and other payments – total” — 19,536; the smallest is “Payments for care of other persons in need of assistance” at 0.
All table numbers are series: 45
How to read this table
Payments can be compared by selecting different municipality groups in the top row. Users can compare total benefits with the structure of child-related payments or observe differences in support volumes between standard territories and traditional habitats of indigenous small-numbered peoples. This facilitates understanding how social assistance is distributed based on the geographical and social context of family residence
More in the section Population living in low-income households»
Period and application
2024 data published by Rosstat. The information is relevant for analyzing the social protection system and the distribution of budget funds for low-income support. Data by municipality groups allows for assessing the coverage of social support measures across different types of settlements
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