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2018 170.328 Iscritti in Anagrafe Popolazione Iscritta in Anagrafe Per Zona Urbanistica -5,7% Vs 2017 (Roma -0,6%)

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2018 170.328 Iscritti in Anagrafe Popolazione Iscritta in Anagrafe Per Zona Urbanistica -5,7% Vs 2017 (Roma -0,6%) Popolazione Municipio I Popolazione iscritta in anagrafe Anno 2018 170.328 Iscritti in anagrafe Popolazione iscritta in anagrafe per zona urbanistica -5,7% vs 2017 (Roma -0,6%) Popolazione per z.u. 25.077 1a Centro Storico 14.204 1b Trastevere 8.276 1c Aventino 7.953 1d Testaccio 34.337 1e Esquilino 9.074 1f XX Settembre 3.919 1g Celio 741 1x Zona Archeologica 17.771 17a Prati 25.827 17b Della Vittoria 19.575 17c Eroi 3.574 non localizzati Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 1 Popolazione Municipio I Densità abitativa Anno 2018 20,09 kmq Estensione Densità abitativa (ab./kmq) per zona urbanistica 8.479,7 Densità abitativa (Roma: 2.222,6) Densità abitativa per z.u. (ab./kmq) 7.865,0 1a Centro Storico 7.848,2 1b Trastevere 5.303,5 1c Aventino 12.271,7 1d Testaccio 11.096,2 1e Esquilino 6.470,9 1f XX Settembre 5.740,5 1g Celio 388,6 1x Zona Archeologica 10.101,2 17a Prati 8.177,7 17b Della Vittoria 22.327,1 17c Eroi Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 2 Popolazione Municipio I Composizione della popolazione e delle famiglie Anno 2018 81.594 Maschi (47,9%) Composizione della popolazione per stato civile 88.734 Femmine (52,1%) 6,4% 4,8% 92,0 Indice mascolinità 7,0% 3,9% (Roma: 89,9) Celibi/nubili 49,3% Coniugati/e e uniti/e civilmente 45,2% Municipio I Vedovi/e Roma 39,5% 43,9% Divorziati/e 84.003 Celibi/nubili 67.204 Coniugati/e o uniti/e* 10.921 Vedovi/e** 8.200 Divorziati/e Composizione delle famiglie per numero di componenti 2,5% 3,8% 7,2% 11,5% 1 11,4% 92.785 Famiglie 2 58,6% Monocomponente 44,3% Municipio I 3 16,4% Roma 1,8 Ampiezza media 20,3% 58,6% 4 24,0% 5+ *inclusi/e 332 uniti/e civilmente **inclusi/e 5 vedovi/e da unione civile Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 3 Popolazione Municipio I Struttura per età della popolazione Anno 2018 18.262 Pop 0-14 anni Composizione della popolazione per grandi classi d’età -2,5% vs 2017 70% 64,0% 64,5% 60% 109.062 Pop 15-64 anni 50% 40% -8,1% vs 2017 Mun I 25,2% 30% 22,4% Roma 20% 10,7% 13,1% 43.004 Pop 65 anni + 10% 0% -0,3% vs 2017 0-14 15-64 65+ Indici di vecchiaia e di dipendenza e Anziani per bambino 250,0 235,5 8,0 6,7 7,0 200,0 170,2 6,0 4,7 235,5 Indice di vecchiaia 150,0 5,0 4,0 56,2 Indice di dipendenza 100,0 3,0 56,2 55,0 2,0 6,7 Anziani per bambino 50,0 1,0 0,0 0,0 Indice di vecchiaia Indice di dipendenza Anziani per bambino Mun I Roma Mun I Roma Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 4 Popolazione Municipio I Piramide per età della popolazione Anno 2018 Piramide per età con confronto vs Roma (%) 85+ 48,0 anni Età media 80-84 75-79 (Roma: 45,6 anni) 70-74 65-69 60-64 55-59 Classi d’età più consistenti 50-54 45-49 Maschi 50-54 anni 40-44 (4,2% della popolazione totale) 35-39 30-34 Femmine 50-54 anni 25-29 (4,7% della popolazione totale) 20-24 15-19 10-14 5-9 0-4 -5% -3% -1% 1% 3% 5% Maschi Roma Femmine Roma Maschi Mun Femmine Mun Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 5 Popolazione Municipio I Indice di vecchiaia Indice di vecchiaia Anno 2018 235,5 Municipio I Indice di vecchiaia (%) per zona urbanistica 170,2 Roma Indice di vecchiaia per z.u. 241,9 1a Centro Storico 207,2 1b Trastevere 227,4 1c Aventino 242,5 1d Testaccio 210,3 1e Esquilino 270,7 1f XX Settembre 238,4 1g Celio 426,2 1x Zona Archeologica 267,0 17a Prati 236,2 17b Della Vittoria 252,3 17c Eroi Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 6 Popolazione Municipio I Popolazione straniera Popolazione straniera Anno 2018 34.789 (20,4%) Municipio I Popolazione straniera (%) per zona urbanistica 382.635 (13,4%) Roma Pop. straniera (%) per z.u. 27,4% 1a Centro Storico 28,5% 1b Trastevere 20,1% 1c Aventino 9,5% 1d Testaccio 26,6% 1e Esquilino 20,5% 1f XX Settembre 15,1% 1g Celio 49,8% 1x Zona Archeologica 12,7% 17a Prati 9,2% 17b Della Vittoria 11,8% 17c Eroi Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 7 Popolazione Municipio I Natalità e mortalità Anno 2018 Nati, morti e saldo naturale 2017-2018 2.500 1.843 1.863 972 Nati vivi 2.000 1.500 1.012 972 (di cui 17,5% stranieri) 1.000 Tasso di natalità 500 5,5‰ 0 -831 (Roma 7,0‰) -500 -891 -1.000 -1.500 2017 2018 Nati Morti Saldo Naturale Tasso generico di natalità e di mortalità 12,0 10,6 9,7 1.863 Morti 10,0 (di cui 1,9% stranieri) 8,0 7,0 5,5 10,6‰ Tasso di mortalità 6,0 (Roma 9,7‰) 4,0 2,0 0,0 Tn ‰ Tm ‰ Mun I Roma Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 8 Popolazione Municipio I Incremento/Decremento demografico Anno 2018 vs 2013 Confronto 2018 vs 2013 Variazione demografica per zona urbanistica -13,0% Popolazione Municipio I (Roma -1,0%) Confronto 2018 vs 2013 per z.u. -32,9% 1a Centro Storico -39,9% 1b Trastevere 0,1% 1c Aventino -2,0% 1d Testaccio -7,1% 1e Esquilino -5,6% 1f XX Settembre -6,9% 1g Celio -6,0% 1x Zona Archeologica -6,0% 17a Prati -3,7% 17b Della Vittoria -4,6% 17c Eroi Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 9 Popolazione Municipio I Evoluzione della popolazione Anni 2008-2018 Popolazione e variazione % annua 2008-2018 210.000 6,0% Confronto 2018 vs 2008 200.000 4,0% 190.000 2,0% -13,6% Popolazione totale 180.000 0,0% Var. % annua (Roma +0,5%) 170.000 -2,0% Pop mun 160.000 -4,0% 150.000 -6,0% -29,2% Pop. 0-2 anni (Roma -18,1%) Variazione % popolazione 0-2 anni e 65+ (2018 vs 2008) Pop. 65 anni + 10% 5,9% -9,2% 5% (Roma +5,9%) 0% -5% -10% -9,2% Mun I -15% Roma -20% -18,1% -25% -30% -29,2% -35% Var. popolazione 0-2 Var. popolazione 65+ Fonte: Elaborazioni Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale su dati Anagrafe Ufficio di Statistica di Roma Capitale 10.
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