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SN11: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS ACCORDING TO UN GOALS

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Metadata – information on methodology and quality, incl. concepts and classifications (section 3), methodology documents (section 10) and source data and data compilation (section 18)

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Data on long-term unemployment rate for 2021-2022 have been revised on 08.03.2024.

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3.9.1. Incidence rate of mental and behavioural disorders per 100,000 inhabitants

Since 2015 the data of new cases are not comparable with the earlier years' data.

3.9.2. Mental and behavioural disorders due to psychoactive substance use per 100,000 inhabitants

Since 2015 the data of new cases are not comparable with the earlier years' data.

4.4. Share of persons with at least basic digital skills among population aged 16-74, %

As of 2021, the data are not comparable with those of previous years. Until 2019, digital competence questions were asked of those who had used the internet in the last 12 months. In 2021, the methodology changed, and these questions are only asked of respondents who have used the internet in the last 3 months.

12.2.1. Generation of hazardous waste, thousand tonnes

The data of 2020 are not comparable with earlier years due to changes in list of waste since 01.01.2020.

14.2.3. Relative spawning stock biomass of Baltic herring in the Baltic Proper

Following the thorough assessment of stock models in 2023, the spawning stock biomasses of Baltic herring in the Baltic Proper and Atlantic cod in Western Baltic are published as relative figures (SSB/MSY Btrigger).MSY Btrigger means the spawning stock biomass reference point below which specific and appropriate management action is to be taken to ensure that exploitation rates in combination with natural variations rebuild stocks above levels capable of producing MSY in the long term.

14.2.4. Relative spawning stock biomass reference point MSY Btrigger of Baltic herring in the Baltic Proper

14.2.7. Spawning stock biomass relative to average of the time-series of Atlantic cod in Western Baltic

14.2.8. Relative spawning stock biomass reference point MSY Btrigger of Atlantic cod in Western Baltic

14.3.1. Total phosphorus load to the sea, tonnes

The data have been recalculated since 2014, taking into account all wastewater treatment plants with a capacity of more than 50 PEs.

14.3.2. Total nitrogen load to the sea, tonnes

The data have been recalculated since 2014, taking into account all wastewater treatment plants with a capacity of more than 50 PEs.

18.2. Cohort fertility rate (women aged 40)

The cohort fertility rate (women aged 40) for the years 2013-2023 has been recalculated as at 03.10.2023, taking into account only women for whom the number of children is known.

Goal 1: No Poverty
1.1. Absolute poverty rate, %
1.2. Persistent at-risk-of-poverty rate, %
1.2.1. Persistent at-risk-of-poverty rate of households with children, %
1.3. Household saving rate, %
1.4. At-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion rate, %
Goal 2: Zero Hunger
2.1. Agricultural productivity, euro
2.2. Share of organic agricultural area, %
2.3. Share of organic production in total agricultural production, %
2.4. Sales of pesticides, active substance kg
2.5.1. Use of nitrogen fertilisers, kg/ha
2.5.2. Use of phosphorus fertilisers, kg/ha
Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being
3.1. Life expectancy
3.2. Healthy life years
3.3. Share of overweight or obese population, %
3.4.1. Number of persons who have died due to accidents, poisoning or physical trauma per 100,000 residents
3.4.2. Fatal accidents at work per 100,000 inhabitants
3.5.1. Amenable deaths
3.5.2. Preventable deaths
3.6. Deaths due to chronic diseases per 100,000 persons aged under 65
3.7.1. New cases of HIV per 100,000 inhabitants
3.7.2. New cases of tuberculosis per 100,000 inhabitants
3.7.3. New cases of acute hepatitis B per 100,000 inhabitants
3.7.4. New cases of chronic hepatitis B per 100,000 inhabitants
3.7.5. New cases of acute hepatitis C per 100,000 inhabitants
3.7.6. New cases of chronic hepatitis C per 100,000 inhabitants
3.8. Number of suicides per 100,000 inhabitants
3.9.1. Incidence rate of mental and behavioural disorders per 100,000 inhabitants
3.9.2. Mental and behavioural disorders due to psychoactive substance use per 100,000 inhabitants
3.10. Consumption of alcohol per capita of population aged 15 and over, litres of 100% alcohol
3.11. Consumption of tobacco among population aged 16-64, %
Goal 4: Quality Education
4.1.1. Life-long learning among adults: participation in formal and non-formal learning, %
4.1.2. Life-long learning among adults: participation in informal learning, %
4.2. Share of population aged 25-34 with tertiary education, %
4.3. Share of population aged 25-64 with professional and vocational education, %
4.4. Share of persons with at least basic digital skills among population aged 16-74, %
4.5.1. Share of top performers in reading, %
4.5.2. Share of top performers in mathematics, %
4.5.3. Share of top performers in sciences, %
4.6. Share of young people in hobby schools among population aged 7-26, %
4.7. Share of early school leavers aged 18-24, %
Goal 5: Gender Equality
5.1. Gender pay gap, %
5.2. Share of women in managerial positions, %
5.3. Gender Equality Index, points
Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
6.1. Volume of wastewater with at least secondary treatment, million m³
6.2. Share of consumers receiving quality drinking water from public water supply, %
6.3. Groundwater abstraction, million m³
6.4. Share of surface water bodies in at least good overall status, %
Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
7.1. Energy productivity, euros per kg of oil equivalent
7.2. Energy dependency rate, %
7.3. Share of energy expenditure in total household expenditure, %
7.4. Share of renewable energy in final energy consumption, %
Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
8.1. Real GDP growth rate (change on previous year), %
8.2. Resource productivity, euros/kg
8.3. Labour productivity as a share of the EU average, %
8.4. Labour force participation rate among population aged 15-74, %
8.5. Long-term unemployment rate, %
8.6. Young people aged 15-24 not in education, employment or training, %
8.7. Share of population aged 16 and over with a high care burden (20 and more hours per week), %
Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
9.1. Share of research and development expenditure in GDP, %
9.2. Number of private sector researchers and engineers per 1,000 inhabitants
9.3. Share of fast internet connections, %
9.4. Rate of internet use, %
9.5.1. Share of passengers carried by rail in carriage of passengers by land transport, %
9.5.2. Share of passengers using passenger cars in carriage of passengers by land transport, %
9.5.3. Share of passengers carried by buses and trolleybuses in carriage of passengers by land transport, %
9.5.4. Share of rail transport in carriage of goods by land transport, %
9.5.5. Share of road transport in carriage of goods by land transport, %
Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities
10.1. Yearly income per household member, euros
10.1.1. Income per household member in households without children, euros
10.1.1.1. Income per household member in one-person households, euros
10.1.1.2. Income per household member in households with a single person aged 65 and over, euros
10.1.1.3. Income per household member in households with a single person aged under 65, euros
10.1.1.4. Income per household member in households with a couple aged under 65 without children, euros
10.1.2. Income per household member in households with children, euros
10.1.2.1. Income per household member in households with one adult and child(ren), euros
10.1.2.2. Income per household member in households with couple with one child, euros
10.1.2.3. Income per household member in households with couple with two children, euros
10.1.2.4. Income per household member in households with couple with three children, euros
10.2. Income inequality, quintile share ratio
10.3. Share of persons with unmet need for specialised medical care, %
Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
11.1. Share of architectural monuments in good and satisfactory condition, %
11.2. Number of traffic accidents with casualties
11.3. Emissions of fine particles (PM10), thousand tonnes
11.3.1. Emissions of ultrafine particles (PM2.5), thousand tonnes
11.4. Accessibility of green areas, % of population
11.5. Satisfaction with the living environment
11.6. Share of people commuting by public transport, by bicycle or on foot, %
Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
12.1. Recycling rate of municipal waste, %
12.2. Generation of waste, thousand tonnes
12.2.1. Generation of hazardous waste, thousand tonnes
12.3.1. Organisations implementing EMAS environmental management systems
12.3.2. Organisations implementing ISO environmental management systems
12.4. Circular material use rate, %
12.5. Eco-innovation index as a share of the EU average, %
12.6. Oil shale mining, thousand tonnes
Goal 13: Climate Action
13.1.1. Emissions of greenhouse gases per euro of GDP, kg
13.1.2. Emissions of greenhouse gases per capita, tonnes
13.2. Net emissions of greenhouse gases (including LULUCF, i.e. the land use, land use change and forestry sector), million CO2-equivalent tonnes
13.3. Emissions of greenhouse gases from transport sector, thousand CO2-equivalent tonnes
Goal 14: Life Below Water
14.1. Share of marine protected areas in Estonian marine area (incl. exclusive economic zone), %
14.2.1. Spawning stock biomass of Baltic herring in the Gulf of Riga, tonnes
14.2.2. Spawning stock biomass reference point of Baltic herring in the Gulf of Riga, tonnes
14.2.3. Relative spawning stock biomass of Baltic herring in the Baltic Proper
14.2.4. Relative spawning stock biomass reference point MSY Btrigger of Baltic herring in the Baltic Proper
14.2.5. Spawning stock biomass of sprat in the Baltic Sea, tonnes
14.2.6. Spawning stock biomass reference point of sprat in the Baltic Sea, tonnes
14.2.7. Spawning stock biomass relative to average of the time-series of Atlantic cod in Western Baltic
14.2.8. Relative spawning stock biomass reference point MSY Btrigger of Atlantic cod in Western Baltic
14.3.1. Total phosphorus load to the sea, tonnes
14.3.2. Total nitrogen load to the sea, tonnes
Goal 15: Life on Land
15.1. Share of protected areas in terrestrial territory, %
15.1.1. Share of protected areas in Harju county, %
15.1.2. Share of protected areas in Hiiu county, %
15.1.3. Share of protected areas in Ida-Viru county, %
15.1.4. Share of protected areas in Jõgeva county, %
15.1.5. Share of protected areas in Järva county, %
15.1.6. Share of protected areas in Lääne county, %
15.1.7. Share of protected areas in Lääne-Viru county, %
15.1.8. Share of protected areas in Põlva county, %
15.1.9. Share of protected areas in Pärnu county, %
15.1.10. Share of protected areas in Rapla county, %
15.1.11. Share of protected areas in Saare county, %
15.1.12. Share of protected areas in Tartu county, %
15.1.13. Share of protected areas in Valga county, %
15.1.14. Share of protected areas in Viljandi county, %
15.1.15. Share of protected areas in Võru county, %
15.2. Share of strictly protected forests in total forest land area, %
15.3. Emissions of acidifying pollutants, thousand tonnes of acidifying equivalents
15.3.1. Emissions of sulphur dioxide (SO2), thousand tonnes
15.3.2. Emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), thousand tonnes
15.3.3. Emissions of ammonia (NH3), thousand tonnes
15.4. Emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC), thousand tonnes
15.5. Share of habitat types of the Habitats Directive in favourable conservation status, %
15.6. Share of species of the Habitats Directive in favourable conservation status, %
Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
16.1. Corruption perceptions index
16.2. Share of persons with unspecified citizenship, %
16.3. Share of inhabitants who consider their neighbourhood secure, %
16.4. Deaths due to violence (assault) per 100,000 inhabitants
16.5. Share of victims of violent crime in Estonia, %
Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals
17.1. Share of official development assistance in GNI, %
17.2. Balance of general government budget, % of GDP
17.3. General government debt, % of GDP
17.4. Share of environmental taxes in total tax revenue, %
18. Viability of Cultural Space
18.1. Natural increase
18.2. Cohort fertility rate (women aged 40)
18.3. Speakers of Estonian, thousands
18.4. Share of population aged 15 and over who participated in cultural activities and events, %
18.5. Share of population aged 15 and over who practiced hobbies (incl. sports activities), %

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