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Poverty and living standards in Beogradski region, Serbia: official figures

The share of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion was 12.6% in 2025, against 23.2% for Serbia; the lowest of 4 regions in Serbia.

At risk of poverty or social exclusion
12.6%
2025
Households with broadband
93%
2021
At-risk-of-poverty rate (after social transfers)
8.4%
2025
Severe material and social deprivation rate
9.7%
2024
People in households with very low work intensity
3.0%
2025
People who use the internet regularly
95.5%
2025

What is the crime rate in Belgrade Region?

5,744 adults were convicted in 2023 of criminal offences committed in Belgrade Region, a rate of 341 per 100,000 people (the lowest of 4 statistical regions; Serbia: 406).

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

How big are homes in Belgrade Region?

Homes in Belgrade Region averaged 66.3 m² at the 2022 Census, the lowest of 4 statistical regions (Serbia: 74.7 m²), across a stock of 868,752 dwellings housing 2.4 people each on average.

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

How many new homes are being built in Belgrade Region?

Builders completed 10,978 dwellings in Belgrade Region in 2023, 6.5 per 1,000 residents against 5.4 nationally (the highest of 4 statistical regions), with an average size of 79.7 m²; 18,066 more were unfinished.

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

How many households are there in Belgrade Region?

The 2022 Census found 694,818 households in Belgrade Region, averaging 2.4 members, and 33.4% of them were people living alone (Serbia: 29.9%).

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

How many homes in Belgrade Region have sewerage?

544,191 households in Belgrade Region were connected to the public sewerage system in 2023 and 662,596 to public water supply, equal to 78% and 95% of households counted in 2022 (Serbia: 62% and 87%).

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

What is the poverty rate in Beogradski region?

The at-risk-of-poverty rate was 8.4% in 2025, measured against 60% of median income in Serbia (Serbia: 19.6%); the lowest of 4 statistical regions in Serbia. In 2019 it was 11.2%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people in Beogradski region cannot afford basic necessities?

9.7% of people suffered severe material and social deprivation in 2024, meaning they could not afford at least 7 of 13 basic items such as heating, a week away or replacing worn-out furniture (Serbia: 10.3%); 2nd lowest of 4 statistical regions in Serbia. In 2019 it was 9.1%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many households in Beogradski region have nobody in work?

Very low work intensity affected 3.0% of people under 65 in 2025 (households where working-age adults worked under 20% of the time they could) (Serbia: 6.5%); the lowest of 4 statistical regions in Serbia. In 2019 it was 9.6%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people in Beogradski region use the internet?

95.5% of people used the internet at least once a week in 2025 (Serbia: 89.8%); the highest of 4 statistical regions in Serbia. In 2019 it was 85.0%.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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How Beogradski region compares with other statistical regions

Adults sentenced for crimes committed there, per 100,000 residents, 2023 (2023)

Beogradski region ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionAdults sentenced for crimes committed there, per 100,000 residents, 2023
1Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije503
2Region Vojvodine413
3Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije371
4Beogradski region341
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

Average floor space per dwelling, 2022 Census (m²) (2022)

Beogradski region ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionAverage floor space per dwelling, 2022 Census (m²)
1Region Vojvodine81.9
2Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije75.9
3Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije74.4
4Beogradski region66.3
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

Dwellings completed per 1,000 residents, 2023 (2023)

Beogradski region ranks 1 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionDwellings completed per 1,000 residents, 2023
1Beogradski region6.5
2Region Vojvodine6.0
3Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije5.5
4Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije3.1
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

Households connected to the public sewerage system, 2023 (% of 2022 Census households) (2023)

Beogradski region ranks 1 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionHouseholds connected to the public sewerage system, 2023 (% of 2022 Census households)
1Beogradski region78.3%
2Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije58.6%
3Region Vojvodine57.1%
4Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije52.7%
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

At-risk-of-poverty rate (after social transfers) (2025)

Beogradski region ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionAt-risk-of-poverty rate (after social transfers)
1Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije27.7%
2Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije22.8%
3Region Vojvodine21.0%
4Beogradski region8.4%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

Severe material and social deprivation rate (2024)

Beogradski region ranks 3 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionSevere material and social deprivation rate
1Region Vojvodine13.9%
2Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije10.1%
3Beogradski region9.7%
4Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije7.6%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

People in households with very low work intensity (2025)

Beogradski region ranks 4 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionPeople in households with very low work intensity
1Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije9.8%
2Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije7.1%
3Region Vojvodine6.8%
4Beogradski region3.0%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

People who use the internet regularly (2025)

Beogradski region ranks 1 of 4, highest first.

RankRegionPeople who use the internet regularly
1Beogradski region95.5%
2Region Juzne i Istocne Srbije89.2%
3Region Vojvodine87.9%
4Region Sumadije i Zapadne Srbije87.0%
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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