Helsinki alueittain 2004 verkkojulkaisuja

Definitions and sources
AGE STRUCTURE 1.1.2004
Children divided into kindergarten and school aged,
people of working age and old people are
in separate groups.
Source: Population statistics of Helsinki
AREA DIVISION
Districts: Helsinki’s district division approved by the
City Board on June 8, 1999
AREA RATIOS
Inhabitants per km 2 1.1.2004
Jobs per km 2 31.12.2001
Floor space per ha. 1.1.2004
BUSINESS PREMISES 2003
Business premises buildings are other than residential
buildings. Offices are included in trade buildings.
Source: Helsinki City’s real estate data system
CHILD DAY CARE 2002
Day care centres owned by the city and municipal
family day care. The IMC:s estimation of the number
of children in families having received a benefit for
nursing their own children at home in 2002.
Source: Helsinki City Social Services Department.
DEGREE OF EDUCATION 31.12.2002
Source: Statistics Finland’s register of completed
education and degrees.
DWELLING HOUSEHOLDS 1.1.2004
A dwelling household consists of all those people
living permanently in the same dwelling.
Source: Population statistics of Helsinki.
DWELLING PRODUCTIONS 1971-2003
Source: Helsinki City construction statistics
1971-2003
DWELLINGS 31.12.2002
Source: Statistics Finland
FAMILIES 1.1.2004
A family consist of
- a married or unmarried couple and their unmarried
children, or either parent with her/his unmarried
children
- a married or unmarried couple without children at
home
A family can consist only of people living together.
Singles are not included in the family population.
Source: Population statistics of Helsinki.
HEALTH SERVICES 2002
Source: Helsinki City Health Department.
HOUSING 31.12.2002
The mean size of dwellings is the ratio between the
total residential floor space and the total number of
dwellings.
Housing space is the floor space per person.
Housing density is the number of rooms per person.
Source: Statistics Finland
INCOME LEVEL 2002
The income per inhabitant has been calculated from
the state taxable income of the whole population.
Source: Statistics Finland.
JOBS 31.12.2001
Jobs have been divided into five categories.
Production joins the IC categories C-F (mining, manufacturing,
energy and water supply and construction).
Trade covers industries G-H (trade, hotels and restaurants).
Transport covers industries I (transport and information
transfer).
Business services covers industries J-K (financing,
insurance, real estate, cleaning and rental services
plus technical services and business services)
Societal services covers industries L-Q (public administration
and defence, education and research,
health and social welfare services, recreation and
culture, organisational and religious activities, and
other services).
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