In 2024, surveyed households were classified by number of members and age categories. Table rows vary by composition: they include the total number of family members, children under 16, and children under 3. Columns allow for comparison between all respondents and groups living in the traditional territories and economic activity areas of indigenous small-numbered peoples. The data covers 24 rows and represents a one-off snapshot without time-series context
Chart: size and composition of surveyed households in 2024 by municipality type
24 series, arranged across 4 breakdowns rather than over time. 96 values in total.
“Number of household members – total” leads the table with 215, “economically inactive (not employed) — job seekers (unemployed)” closes it with 0.5. The gap between them is 430-fold.
All table numbers are series: 24
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из них числе проживающие в — монопрофильных муниципальных образованиях
из них числе проживающие в — Арктической зоне
из них числе проживающие в — местах традиционного проживания и традиционной хозяйственной деятельности коренных малочисленных народов
Comparing different population groups is facilitated by the column structure, which highlights specific respondent categories. It is possible to compare the total number of household members with the specifics of living in the traditional land use areas of indigenous peoples. Differences between rows help clarify the demographic composition, such as the proportion of young children in families
The statistics are relevant for demographers and municipal management specialists. Data on household composition in 2024 reflects the current population structure across different types of municipalities. Data updates are conducted in accordance with the Rosstat publication schedule
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