One in 20 household toilets in Azerbaijan does not have a water line
The number of apartments in Azerbaijan is small compared to the population and this is often discussed. Official figures according to213 apartments per thousand citizens. Looking at developed countries, the number 213 is not so heartwarming. In such countries, this figure is around 500 apartments. In addition, most former Soviet countries have the same indicator according to It is ahead of Azerbaijan. The per capita living space in Azerbaijan is also relatively small. Official figures according toIn the country, on average, the living space per capita is 15.6 square meters. At present, there are 2 million 147 thousand apartments in the country. Of these apartments, 3.6 percent are one-room, 25 percent are two-room, 40.8 percent are three-room, and about 30 percent are four-room. and is more roomy.
The State Statistics Committee (SSC) has recently analyzed households. The study included information on both the number of apartments and the conditions there. It is clear from the announced figures that, 3.2 percent of households in the country have less than 5 square meters of living space per capita. Comparing this figure with the domestic regions, the share of households with less than 5 square meters of living space per capita is highest in the Mountainous Shirvan economic region (6.7 percent of the total number of families). This is more than twice the national average.
Quba-Khachmaz (5.7 percent) and Mil-Mugan (4.7 percent) also has a relatively high number of families with less than 5 square meters of living space per capita. Official figures show that the best situation among the regions is in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic. Only 0.4 percent of houses there have less than 5 square meters of living space per capita. The figure in the Lankaran-Astara region can be considered relatively good – 2 percent. The corresponding figure in Baku is 2.5 percent.
In its study, the ConEC found water leaking from the roof, damp, damp, walls and on the floor, the foundation and also showed the number of houses with cracks in the window glass. The region with the highest share of such houses in Gazakh-Peacock economic region (6.6 percent). This economic region includes Agstafa, Gadabay, Gazakh, Shamkir and Peacock districts included. To the said indicator according to The mountainous Shirvan region is in second place. Everyone in this region 10Six of the 0 houses had problems listed. Water leaking from the roof, damp, damp, walls and on the floor, the foundation and Mil-Mugan economic region has the lowest number of houses with window cracks (1.8 percent). The corresponding figure for the country averaged 3.7 percent.
The State Statistics Committee’s investigation also focused on the water supply of toilets in apartments. Official figures according to, 5 percent of households in the country do not have access to water toilets. This figure is 1.9 in urban areas; in rural areas it is 9 percent. The highest level of this indicator is in the Sheki-Zagatala economic region (10 interest).
ConEC investigation according toeach across the country 10Bath in two of the 0 apartments and or no shower. The highest rate was recorded in the Mil-Mugan region – 4.2 percent. The lowest rates are in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic and It is in the Lankaran-Astara region – 0.6 percent. To other calculations of the Statistics Committee according to3% of apartments in the country are dark during the day, they receive little sunlight.