Distribution of social benefits by groups with incomes below and above the poverty line
In 2024, social benefits, compensations, and other payments were distributed among households with incomes below and above the poverty line. Rows list payment types: benefits, compensations, child benefits, and others, while columns categorize households by income level. Data is presented in percentages, where the 'Social benefits, compensations and other payments – total' row equals 100 for all households and shows the share for individual groups
Distribution of social payments by groups with incomes below and above the poverty line in 2024
Set in numbers
15 series, arranged across 3 breakdowns rather than over time. 45 values in total.
“Compensation for the cost of maternity capital” leads the table with 99.3, “Benefits and one‑off payments for children under 16 due to the absence of one or both parents 2” closes it with 74.9.
All table numbers are series: 15
How to read this table
Rows in the table are categorized by the type of funds received, ranging from total payment volumes to specific child compensations. Comparing these rows reveals the structure of social support across different population categories. Columns allow for comparison between the share of total payments allocated to low-income households and families whose income exceeds the established poverty threshold
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Period and application
The data is for 2024 and reflects the distribution of payments by population group. Information is presented as a percentage of the total volume. Rosstat statistics are useful for analyzing the effectiveness of social support measures and studying the welfare levels of various population segments
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