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Living conditions

Those aged 17 - 24 not in education or training, as % of total population of same age

Persons who are difficult to employ (structural unemployment), as % of persons aged 15 - 64

Lone homeless persons per 1000 inhabitants

Household-dwelling units with children living in overcrowded conditions, as % of all households with children

General at-risk-of-poverty rate for the municipality

Inadequate physical working conditions, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Distribution of welfare

Gini coefficient, disposable income

Perceived welfare and participation

Has no close friends, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Pupils who have been bullied at school, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Persons who rate their quality of life (EuroHIS-8) as good(%), age 20-64

Persons who rate their quality of life (EuroHIS-8) as good (%), age 65 and over

Persons who feel themselves lonely (%), age 20-64

Persons who feel themselves lonely (%), age 65 and over

Persons who are satisfied with the safety of their neighbourhood (%), age 20-64

Voting turnout in municipal elections, %

Participating in activities organised by associations etc Participating in activities organised by associations etc. (%), age 20-64

Lifestyles

Daily smokers, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Daily smokers (%), age 20-64

Heavy drinking at least once a month, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Persons who drink too much alcohol (AUDIT-C) (%), age 20-64

Proportion of those who report having used cannabis during the past 12 months (%), age 20-64.

Overweight, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Obesity (Body Mass Index BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) (%), age 20-64

Less physical exercise than one hour a week, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Leisure-time physical inactivity (%), age 20-64

People who eat fresh and cooked vegetables poorly, aged 20-64 (%)

Health status

THL's morbidity index, age-standardised

Potential years of life lost (PYLL) at ages 0-80 per 100 000 inhabitants

Potential years of life lost (PYLL) due to suicide at ages 0-80 per 100 000 inhabitants

Self-rated health moderate or poor (%), age 20-64

In moderate or poor health, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Severe mental strain (%), age 20-64

Hospital care for injuries and poisonings, patients per 10 000 inhabitants

Coronary disease events in people aged 35-79 per 100 000 persons of same age

Moderate or severe anxiety, as % of all pupils in 8th and 9th year of comprehensive school

Functioning and work ability

Great difficulties to run 100m (%), age 20-64

Great difficulties in walking 500 meters (%), age 65 and over

Great difficulties in activities of daily living (%), age 75 and over

Persons who do not receive adequate assistance (%), aged 75 and over

People who have great or greater difficulties in taking care of themselves, over 75 year olds (%)

Those who experience poor memory, over 75 year olds (%)

Self-rated deterioration of work ability (%), age 20-64

Persons who think that they probably will not be able to continue working until retirement age (%), age 20-64