Indicator 10.1.2 - Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases) - Barcelona city data for Sustainable Development Goal indicators

Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)
Year	Value	Units
2018	25050.24	Euros
2019	27711.38	Euros
2020	26258.1	Euros

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Indicator available	Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)
Barcelona Target	By 2030, significantly reduce inequality in the distribution of income in Barcelona, while preventing the city’s average Gross Available Family Income differing from the Metropolitan average
Target line (2030)	Reduce the gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest and lowest Available Family Incomes by 12%. Target value 2030: Less than €22,044.2
Geographical coverage	Barcelona City
Unit of measurement	Euros
Data last updated	2023-06-30: see changes on GitHub opens in a new window
Metadata last updated	2023-06-01: see changes on GitHub opens in a new window
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Indicator name	Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)
Indicator number	10.1.2
Target name	Progressively achieve and sustain income growth of the poorest 40% of the population at a rate higher than the national average
Target number	10.1
Global indicator description
UN designated tier	1
UN custodian agency	World Bank (WB)
Link to UN metadata	United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Metadata (pdf 894kB) opens in a new window

Organisation	Barcelona City Council
Periodicity	Data available annually
Earliest available data	2018
Link to data source	The OMD’s Department of Analysis opens in a new window
Release date	April 27, 2021
Next release	2022-04-27
Statistical classification
Contact details	comissionat2030@bcn.cat
Other information	The OMD’s Department of Analysis

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Indicator 10.1.2 Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)

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Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)

Indicator 10.1.2 Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)

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Gap between the neighbourhoods with the highest average and lowest average incomes (neighbourhoods that account for approximately 5% of the population in both cases)

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