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The State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan


Economic zones Districts Baku city

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  • Population
    • Number of population, total
    • Number of population, men
    • Number of population, women
    • Number of youth (14-29), total
    • Number of youth (14-29), men
    • Number of youth (14-29), women
    • Population density (per sq.km, person)
    • Natural increase rate
    • Birth rate
    • Death rate
    • Marriage rate
    • Divorce rate
    • Number of children (0-17) total
    • Number of children (0-17) boys
    • Number of children (0-17) girls
  • Labour
    • Number of employees
    • Number of employees on Industry
    • Number of employees on Construction
    • Average monthly nominal wages
    • Average monthly nominal wages on Industry
    • Average monthly nominal wages on Construction
    • Number of employed population
    • Number of civil servants
  • New job places
    • Of which, constant job places
  • Social protection
    • number of pensioners
    • average amount of monthly assigned pensions
    • number of family members received addresed public social aid
    • amount of monthly addressed public social aid per person
  • Environmental protection and use of natural resources
    • Air pollutant emissions from stationary sources
    • Air pollutant emissions from mobile sources
    • The amount of water asbtracted from natural water resources
    • Water consumption
    • Quantity of domestic wastes
    • Water loss
  • Gross product output
    • Output of goods and services in main sectors of economy, per capita
    • Volume index of output in main sectors of economy
  • Income of the population
    • Income of population
  • Industry
    • Value of industrial products, works, services
    • Indices of industrial production, to previous year
    • Main industrial manufacturing assets, to the end of year, in carrying amount
    • Share of non-state sector in volume of industrial products
  • Consumption of main types of energy products
    • Natural gaz
    • Consumption of electricity
  • Agriculture
    • Production of cereals and dried pulses
    • Production of cotton
    • Production of sugar beets
    • Production of tobacco
    • Production of sunflower for seed
    • Production of potatoes
    • Production of vegetables
    • Production of watermelons and melons
    • Production fruits and berries
    • Production of green tea leaves
    • Stock of cattle and buffaloes
    • Stock of sheep and goats
    • Stock of poultry
    • Meat production (in slaughtered weight)
    • Milk production
    • Eggs production
    • Wool production (in greasy weight)
    • Production of pomegranate
    • Production of olive
    • Production of hazel-nuts
    • Production of almond
    • Production of nut
    • Production of chestnut
    • Stock of bee families
    • Wheat production
    • Apple production
  • Construction
    • Value of construction works
    • Fixed capital investments
    • Commissioned residential buildings
    • Investment expended to construction-assembling works
  • Trade and services
    • Retail trade turnover
    • Volume index of trade turnover
    • Turnover of public catering
    • The paid services rendered to the population
    • Value of paid services per capita
    • Share of retail trade turnover on country
    • Retail trade turnover per capita
  • Turism
    • Number of rooms in hotels and objects of hotel type
    • Once capacity of hotels and similar establishments
    • Number of overnights in hotels and similar establishments
    • Number of accommodated persons in hotels and similar establishments
    • Income of hotels and similar establishments
  • Transport
    • Goods transportation by motor transport
    • Passengers transportation by road transport
    • Number of motor vehicles
    • Number of private passenger cars per 100 families
    • Length of road way being in general use
  • Telecommunication and Post
    • Income from information and communication services
    • Number of ATS
    • Volume of post services
    • Number of fixed telephone lines
    • Number of fixed telephone lines per 100 families
    • Computers users per 100 inhabitants
    • Volume of telecommunication services
    • Internet users per 100 inhabitants
    • Mobile telephone subscribers per 100 inhabitants
    • Share of enterprises with internet access in total number of enterprises used computers by kinds of activity
    • Number of employees using computers
    • Number of employees using internet
  • Household utility services
    • total area of housing fund
    • total area of housing fund on each person of the population
  • Health and sport
    • The number of physicians per 10 000 population
    • The number of paramedical staff per 10 000 population
    • The number of hospitals per 10 000 populiation
  • Education and culture
    • Number of pre-school educational institutions by towns and regions of the country
    • number of children in preschool educational institutions at the beginning of the year
    • The number of day general educational institutions at the beginning of the school year by towns and regions of the country
    • The number of pupils at day general educational institutions at the beginning of the school year by towns and regions of the country
    • Number of public libraries
    • Number of clubs
    • Number of museums
  • Crime
    • Number of registered crimes by towns and regions of the country
    • Number of grave and more grave crimes by towns and regions of the country
    • Number of crimes committed by children aged 14-17 years by towns and regions of the country
  • Number of legal entities and individuals
    • Number of registered statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs)
    • Number of registered individual entrepreneurs
    • including: women
    • men
    • Number of newly established statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs)
    • Number of canceled statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs)
    • Number of registered small enterprises
    • Ratio of number of registered statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs)) to total number of registered in country
    • Ratio of number of newly established statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs) to total number of newly established in country
    • Ratio of number of canceled statistical units (excluding individual entrepreneurs) to total number of cancelled in country
    • Ratio of number of registered small enterprises to total number of registered in country
    • Ratio of number of registered individual entrepreneurs to total number of registered in country
    • including: women
    • men
  • Consumer goods prices and service tariffs (compared to previous year)
    • Consumer price index
    • Consumer price index of food products
    • Consumer price index of non-food products
    • Consumer price index of paid services
  • Household budget
    • consumption expenses

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The State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan

Web Map Application for visualisation and dissemination of statistical data - v1.0

This web mapping application (WMA) is an interactive tool for visualization of regional statistical data through thematic maps. The users e.g. can change the geographical level, year, class ranges or colors of the map for the selected indicator. The application provides functionalities for a quick overview of the spatial distribution of a particular phenomenon and its trends observed by the official statistics. The output of the WMA makes it possible to combine it with other spatial data. 
The first version of this application was developed between 2015 and 2017 by the State Statistical Committee in the framework of the EU funded Twinning project “Support to the State Statistical Committee in harmonization of the National Statistical System of the Republic of Azerbaijan in line with EU standards”.

The aim of developing this web mapping application is to widen the dissemination of regional statistics produced by the State Statistical Committee. The targeted users are social researchers, policy makers, educational institutes and last but not least the SSC employees.

The borders of the regions and cities of the Republic of Azerbaijan used in this WMA are taken from ArcGIS online. The borders of Economic regions are generated from the borders of Regions and cities. The official borders of regions and cities of Azerbaijan will be used in the next version of the application.

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Explanation of classification methods

Quantile: Each class contains an equal number of features. A quantile classification is well suited to linearly distributed data. Quantile assigns the same number of data values to each class. There are no empty classes or classes with too few or too many values. Because features are grouped in equal numbers in each class using Quantile classification, the resulting map can often be misleading. Similar features can be placed in adjacent classes, or features with widely different values can be put in the same class. To minimise this distortion the increasing the number of classes can be the solution. To use this method it is essential to specify the number of classes.

Equal interval divides the range of attribute values into equal-sized sub ranges. This allows you to specify the number of intervals, and the application should automatically determine the class breaks based on the value range. For example, if you specify three classes for a field whose values range from 0 to 300, the application should create three classes with ranges of 0–100, 101–200, and 201–300. The equal interval is best applied to familiar data ranges, such as percentages. This method emphasises the amount of an attribute value relative to other values. For example, it will show that a store is part of the group of stores that make up the top one-third of all sales. To use this method it is essential to specify the number of classes.

The Standard deviation method shows you how much a feature's attribute value varies from the mean. The application has to calculate the mean and standard deviation. Class breaks are created with equal value ranges that are a proportion of the standard deviation—usually at intervals of 1, ½, ⅓, or ¼ standard deviations using mean values and the standard deviations from the mean. A two-colour ramp helps emphasise values above the mean (shown in blue) and values below the mean (shown in red). To use this method, it is essential to be able to specify the proportion of a standard deviation to define each class range.

Natural Breaks (Jenks) classes are based on natural groupings inherent in the data. Class breaks are identified by minimizing the variation of values within the each class and maximises the differences between classes. Natural breaks are data-specific classifications and not useful for comparing multiple maps built from different underlying information.

For further information, see Univariate classification schemes in Geospatial Analysis—A Comprehensive Guide, 3rd edition; © 2006–2009; de Smith, Goodchild, Longley. To use this method it is essential to specify the number of classes.