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1. 037b -- Sustainable development indicators in Helsinki 2018-

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6/25/2026
01.a.1. --- Share of households receiving general housing allowance, %:
%
01.b.1. --- At risk of poverty rate of children in dwelling population (threshold 60 % of median), %:
%
01.c.1. --- At risk of poverty rate in dwelling population (threshold 60 % of median), %:
%
01.d.1. --- Median cash income per unit of consumption, deflated, €:
€
01.e.1. --- Percentage of 25-64-year-olds receiving long-term social assistance, %:
%
01.f.1. --- Rate of indebtedness (total household debt / total household income * 100):
%
01.g.1 --- Long-term homeless (31.10.), number:
lkm.
03.a.1. --- Prevalence of overweight (incl. obesity) in 7-12 year olds, %:
%
03.a.2. --- Prevalence of overweight (incl. obesity) in 13-16 year olds, %:
%
03.b.1. --- Body mass index for persons aged 20 years and older - Percentage of obese (BMI >= 30), %:
%
03.c.1. --- Life expectancy, years:
vuotta
03.d.1. --- Perceived quality of life - Percentage of people who perceive their quality of life good on average, %:
%
03.e.1. --- Perceived health - Percentage of people who perceive their health as mediocre or worse, %:
%
03.f.1. --- Mental well-being - Moderate to severe anxiety, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.f.2. --- Mental well-being - Moderate to severe anxiety, %: vocational educational institution:
%
03.f.3. --- Mental well-being - Moderate to severe anxiety, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.f.4. --- Mental well-being - Depressive symptoms in the last two weeks, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.f.5. --- Mental well-being - Depressive symptoms in the last two weeks, %: vocational educational institution:
%
03.f.6. --- Mental well-being - Depressive symptoms in the last two weeks, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.f.7. --- Problems related to mood, %: primary education 4th and 5th grades:
%
03.f.8. --- Mental well-being - Satisfied with their life right now, %: primary education 4th and 5th grades:
%
03.f.9. --- Mental well-being - Satisfied with their life right now, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.f.10. --- Mental well-being - Satisfied with their life right now, %: vocational educational institution:
%
03.f.11. --- Mental well-being - Satisfied with their life right now, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.g.1. --- Share of people feeling lonely, % primary education 4th and 5th grades:
%
03.g.2. --- Share of people feeling lonely, % primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.g.3. --- Share of people feeling lonely, % vocational educational institution:
%
03.g.4. --- Share of people feeling lonely, % general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.h.1. --- Share of children and adolescents with hobbies, %: primary education 4th and 5th grades:
%
03.h.2. --- Share of children and adolescents with hobbies, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.i.1. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Drinking alcohol at least 1-2 times a month until drunk, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.i.2. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Drinking alcohol at least 1-2 times a month until drunk, %: vocational training:
%
03.i.3. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Drinking alcohol at least 1-2 times a month until drunk, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.i.4. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Snuff daily, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.i.5. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Snuff daily, %: vocational training:
%
03.i.6. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Snuff daily, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.i.7. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Smoking daily, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.i.8. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Smoking daily, %: vocational training:
%
03.i.9. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Smoking daily, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.i.10. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Has experimented with cannabis at least twice, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
03.i.11. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Has experimented with cannabis at least twice, %: vocational training:
%
03.i.12. --- Concerning use of intoxicants or tobacco and nicotine products - Has experimented with cannabis at least twice, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
03.j.1. --- Share of people who exercise in accordance with the health exercise recommendation, %:
%
03.k.1. --- Share of residents exposed to road traffic noise (over 55 dB LAeq7-22), %:
%
03.l.1. --- Suicide mortality rate per 100,000 people in the average population, o/oo:
o/oo
04.a.1. --- Percentage of 25-64-year-olds who have completed primary education only, %:
%
04.b.1. --- Percentage of people with at least an upper higher education degree, %:
%
04.c.1. --- Percentage of people who discontinued their secondary studies, %: Interrupted vocational studies and did not continue any other education:
%
04.c.2. --- Percentage of people who discontinued their secondary studies, %: Interrupted general upper secondary school studies and did not continue in any other education:
%
04.d.1. --- Persons who chose their own student reception area in primary education, %: 1st grade, Finnish primary education:
%
04.d.2. --- Persons who chose their own student reception area in primary education, %: 7th grade, Finnish primary education:
%
04.e.1. --- Share of people in early childhood education, % of 1-6-year-olds:
%
04.f.1. --- Foreign-language share of upper secondary school students, %:
%
04.g.1. --- Has been bullied at school at least once a week, %: primary education 4th and 5th grades:
%
04.g.2. --- Has been bullied at school at least once a week, %: primary education 8th and 9th grades:
%
04.g.3. --- Has been bullied at school at least once a week, %: vocational educational institution:
%
04.g.4. --- Has been bullied at school at least once a week, %: general upper secondary school 1st and 2nd year:
%
04.h.1. --- Share of 16-year-olds completing compulsory education in the age group, %:
%
05.a.1. --- Gender differences in unemployment, unemployment rate, %: men:
%
05.a.2. --- Gender differences in unemployment, unemployment rate, %: women:
%
05.a.3. --- Gender differences in unemployment, difference in unemployment rate between women and men, percentage points:
%-yksikkö
05.b.1. --- Gender pay gaps in Uusimaa - Total earnings of full-time employees in Uusimaa, €: total:
€
05.b.2. --- Gender pay gaps in Uusimaa - Total earnings of full-time employees in Uusimaa, €: men:
€
05.b.3. --- Gender pay gaps in Uusimaa - Total earnings of full-time employees in Uusimaa, €: women:
€
05.b.4. --- Gender pay gaps in Uusimaa - Total earnings of full-time employees in Uusimaa, %: What is the percentage of women’s salary compared to men’s salary?:
%
05.c.1. --- Gender differences in perceived quality of life, %: total:
%
05.c.2. --- Gender differences in perceived quality of life, %: men:
%
05.c.3. --- Gender differences in perceived quality of life, %: women:
%
05.c.4. --- Gender differences in perceived quality of life, %-points: difference between men and women in perceived quality of life:
%-yksikkö
05.d.1. --- Gender differences in educational level - Percentage of university or postgraduate degrees, %: men:
%
05.d.2. --- Gender differences in educational level - Percentage of university or postgraduate degrees, %: women:
%
05.d.3. --- Gender differences in educational level - Difference between men and women in the percentage of persons completing higher education degrees or postgraduate degrees, percentage points:
%-yksikkö
05.d.4. --- Share of women in the City Council, %:
%
06.a.1. --- Wastewater treatment percentages, %: nitrogen:
%
06.a.2. --- Wastewater treatment percentages, %: phosphorus:
%
06.b.1. --- Swimming water quality, scale 1-4:
asteikko 1-4
07.a.1. --- Share of renewable energy in energy production, %:
%
07.b.1. --- Energy consumption per capita, kWh:
kWh
08.a.1. --- Youth unemployment rate, %:
%
08.b.1. --- Long-term unemployed, number:
%
08.c.1. --- Employment rate (percentage of the population aged 18-64 who are employed), %:
%
08.d.1. --- Unemployment rate, %:
%
09.a.1. --- Companies - Started companies, number:
lkm.
09.a.2. --- Companies - Discontinued companies, number:
lkm.
09.b.1. --- The willingness of companies to recommend Helsinki as a location, on a scale of -100 to 100:
asteikko -100 - 100
10.a.1. --- NEET share (Not in Employment, Education or Training), %: 16-19 years old:
%
10.a.2. --- NEET share (Not in Employment, Education or Training), %: 20-24 years old:
%
10.a.3. --- NEET share (Not in Employment, Education or Training), %: 25-29 years old:
%
10.a.4. --- NEET share (Not in Employment, Education or Training), %: 16-29 years old:
%
10.b.1. --- Gini factor, scale 0-100:
asteikko 0-100
10.c.1. --- Regional segregation by ethnic and educational background and income level, %: ethnic background:
%
10.c.2. --- Regional segregation by ethnic and educational background and income level, %: educational background:
%
10.c.3. --- Regional segregation by ethnic and educational background and income level, %: income level:
%
11.a.1. --- Percentage of sustainable modes of transport: %: total:
%
11.a.2. --- Percentage of sustainable modes of transport: %: walking:
%
11.a.3. --- Percentage of sustainable modes of transport: %: cycling:
%
11.a.4. --- Percentage of sustainable modes of transport: %: public transportation:
%
11.b.1. --- Number of traffic accidents per 100,000 inhabitants, o/oo:
o/oo
11.c.1. --- Satisfaction with Helsinki as a cycling city, on a scale of 1-4 (1 = dissatisfied, 2 = quite dissatisfied, 3 = quite satisfied, 4 = satisfied):
asteikko 1-4
11.d.1. --- Participatory budgeting budget, M€:
€
11.e.1. --- Annual average of fine particles (PM2.5) at the Kallio measurement station, µg/m3:
µg/m3
11.f.1. --- Annual average of respirable particles (PM10) at the Kallio measurement station, µg/m3:
µg/m3
11.g.1. --- Very weak experience of social inclusion, %:
%
12.a.1. --- Recycling rate of municipal waste and household waste, %: household waste:
%
12.a.2. --- Recycling rate of municipal waste and household waste, %: municipal waste:
%
12.b.1. --- Consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions, t CO2-eq./inhabitant:
t CO2-ekv./asukas
13.a.1. --- Greenhouse gas emissions, kt CO2-eq.:
kt CO2-ekv.
13.b.1. --- Greenhouse gas emissions per capita, t CO2-eq.:
t CO2-ekv.
13.c.1. --- Permeable areas of the total land area in Helsinki, %:
%
14.a.1. --- Nitrogen and phosphorus load discharged from the Viikinmäki wastewater treatment plant to the sea, t/y: phosphorus load:
t/v
14.a.2. --- Nitrogen and phosphorus load discharged from the Viikinmäki wastewater treatment plant to the sea, t/y: nitrogen load:
t/v
15.a.1. --- Share of old forests in the municipality’s land area, %:
%
15.b.1. --- Share of nature conservation areas in the land area, %:
%
15.c.1. --- Share of forested and wooded areas of the land area, %:
%
15.d.1. --- Share of nature areas in the land area, %:
%
16.a.1. --- Perceived safety, %:
%
16.b.1. --- Voting percentage in municipal elections, %:
%
16.c.1. --- Crimes against life and health, number: under 15 years old:
lkm.
16.c.2. --- Crimes against life and health, number: 15-17 years old:
lkm.
16.c.3. --- Crimes against life and health, number: total:
lkm.
16.d.1. --- Violence against women: victims of violence, number:
lkm.
16.d.2. --- Violence against women: victims of domestic violence, number:
lkm.
17.e.1. --- Amount of organisation grants distributed, €:
€
12/31/2026
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The table includes the indicators of Helsinki’s voluntary local review (VLR). The indicators are based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN Agenda 2030. More information on Helsinki’s sustainability reporting is available at kestävyys.hel.fi. Each indicator is numbered according to the top level of the SDGs.
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06.b.1. --- Swimming water quality, scale 1-4

1-1.75 = poor, 1.75-2.49 = satisfactory, 2.50-3.24 = good, 3.25-4.0 = excellent

11.c.1. --- Satisfaction with Helsinki as a cycling city, on a scale of 1-4 (1 = dissatisfied, 2 = quite dissatisfied, 3 = quite satisfied, 4 = satisfied)

1 = dissatisfied, 2 = quite dissatisfied, 3 = quite satisfied, 4 = satisfied