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13ma -- Material deprivation among children aged 1 to 15 by household type, 2009-2021

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5/12/2022
Share of children experiencing material deprivation (on at least one dimension):
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Number of children experiencing material deprivation (on at least one dimension):
number
Share of children not experiencing material deprivation:
per cent
Number of children not experiencing material deprivation:
number
Children total:
number
5/12/2022
5/6/2022
Statistics Finland, Statistics on living conditions
093_13ma_2021
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Documentation of statistics Children's material deprivation means that the household cannot afford one of the following basic needs: new clothes, at least two pairs of shoes, eating fruit or vegetables every day, eating meat, fish, chicken or similar vegetable protein every day, books suitable for the age group, outdoor leisure equipment, indoor games or toys, regular leisure activity outside home, celebrate child's special days, invite friends over to play or eat, take part in school trips, enough room for doing homework and spend at least one week per year outside home.
. = sample size less than 10 (percentage shares) or under 30 (number of units).