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The letters OULU in pink in front of Tuira, each decorated in honour of the summer and the year of the Capital of Culture.

Increased well-being

Quality of life

Description:
The indicator expresses the share of those who feel good about their quality of life on average (%) over 20 years of age

Time series: 2015-

Updated: 14.10.2021

Source of information: THL, Regional Health and Welfare Survey (ATH) (EUROHIS8)

Experienced state of health

Description:
The indicator indicates the percentage of adults aged 20 years or over and 8th and 9th graders in comprehensive school who feel their state of health is mediocre, quite bad or bad as a percentage of the respondents in the age group in question.

Time series: 2015-, 2017-

Updated: 14.10.2021

Source of information: THL, School Health Survey and THK, Health Behaviour and Health of the Finnish Adult Population (AVTK) - Study ; SotkaNet

NEETs

Description:
NEET: Persons aged 20-24 whose main activity is unemployed or inactive in the group other, and who do not have a post-comprehensive level qualification.

Time series: 2015-

Updated: 10.3.2022

Source of information: Statistics Finland, Statistics on population and living conditions

Organisational activities

Description:
The indicator indicates the percentage of people aged 20 or over who are actively involved in organisational activities, etc. The indicator measures social participation. The indicator distinguishes between the population and those who actively participate in a club, organisation, association, hobby group or spiritual or spiritual community (e.g. sports club, resident activities, party, choir, congregation).

Time series: 2015-

Updated: 4.2.2020

Source of information: THL, Regional Health and Welfare Survey (ATH); SotkaNet

Exercise for young people

Description:
In their free time, the indicator usually indicates the share of 1st and 2nd year students in upper secondary schools and vocational colleges who engage in breathtaking and sweating physical activity for a maximum of one hour per week as a percentage of the respondents in the age group in question.

Time series: 2017-

Updated: 4.2.2020

Source of information: THL, School Health Survey