Census 2011: Indicators by ACE Census Area

The dataset contains 32 statistical indicators calculated on the basis of Census 2011 data for the 86 Census Areas (ACE). The indicators are defined as follows: * 1) Housing density (Relation between the population resident in the area and the area area in square kilometers); * 2) Average age of the population (Average age weighted with the amount of population of each age); * 3) Population over 65 each child (Relation between the population of 65 years and over and children under 6 years old); * 4) Large elderly per 100 residents (Percentage ratio between the population of 85 years and over and the total population); * 5) Population of inactive age per 100 active-age residents (Percentage ratio between the population of non-active age, 0-14 years and 65 years and older, and the population of active age, 15-64 years); * 6) Foreigners per 100 residents (Percentage ratio between the foreign population and the total population); * 7) Average age of foreigners (Average age weighted with the amount of foreign population in each age); * 8) Foreigners underage per 100 foreigners (Percentage ratio between the underage foreign population and the total foreign population); * 9) Young foreign students per 100 young foreigners (15-24 years old) (Percentage ratio between the foreign population of 15-24 years old and the total foreign population of 15-24 years); * 10) Foreign employment rate (Percentage ratio between employed foreigners aged 15 and over and the total number of foreigners in the same age group); * 11) Average unlicensed youth per 100 young people (Percentage ratio between the 15-19 year old population with a lower education qualification than the average license and the population of 15-19 years); * 12) Media-licensed young people who leave the school system before graduation per 100 young people (Percentage ratio between the 15-24 year old non-student population with an average licence as the highest qualification and the population of 15-24 years); * 13) Active youth per 100 inactive young people (Percentage ratio between the active and non-active population aged 15-24); * 14) Youth unemployment rate (Percentage ratio between young people seeking employment aged 15-24 and the working population of 15-24 years); * 15) Activity rate (Percentage ratio between the working population aged 15 and over and the total population of 15 years and over); * 16) Employment rate (Percentage ratio between the employed population aged 15 and over and the total population of 15 years and over); * 17) Unemployment rate (Percentage ratio between the population seeking employment aged 15 and over and the working population of 15 years and over); * 18) Graduates or graduates each adult with the average license only (Relation between the resident population aged 25-64 with a diploma or degree and the resident population of the same middle-licensed age class); * 19) Young adults with university education every 100 young adults (Percentage ratio between the population of 30-34 years of age holding a university degree and the total population of 30-34 years old; objective of the Europe 2020 Strategy); * 20) Young people who do not work and do not study every 100 young people (Percentage ratio between the population of 15-29 years old not student or employed and the total population of 15-29 years old); * 21) Homes owned for every 100 dwellings occupied by residents (Percentage ratio between the number of dwellings occupied by property residents and the total number of dwellings occupied by residents); * 22) Trny leases for every 100 houses occupied by residents (Percentage ratio between the number of houses occupied by renters and the total number of houses occupied by residents); * 23) Average housing size (Relation between the total area (sqm) of dwellings occupied by residents and the total housing occupied by residents); * 24) Average number of members per household (Relation between total household residents and number of households); * 25) Families of only one member per 100 households (Percentage ratio between the number of single-person households and total households); * 26) Families with 5 or more members per 100 households (Percentage ratio between the number of households with 5 or more members and total households); * 27) Young couples with children per 100 young couples (Percentage ratio between the number of young couples with children and the total number of young couples; both members of the couple under 35 years old); * 28) Young people living alone for every 100 young people (Percentage ratio between the number of single-person families, without cohabitants, consisting of a person aged 15-34 and the total population of 15-34 years); * 29) Population over 65 who lives alone every 100 over 65 years old (Percentage ratio between the number of single-person households, without cohabitants, consisting of a person aged 65+ and the population of 65+ years); * 30) Mixed pairs per 100 pairs (Percentage ratio between the number of couples with a foreign and one Italian component and the total number of couples); * 31) Unmarried couples per 100 couples (Percentage ratio between the number of unmarried couples and the total number of couples); * 32) Single parent households per 100 households with children (Percentage ratio between the number of households consisting of one parent and the total number of households with children). This dataset has been issued by the municipality of Milan.