2017 Sundsvall Land area: 3 190 sq km Inhabitants/sq km: 31 Population by age, 2016 Age 0,8 0,6 0,4 % Population by age, 2016 Population trends, 2006 2016 Age Percentage distribution Year Population Excess of Net (31 Dec.) Number births over migration M W Tot M W Tot deaths M W 0 6 8 8 8 9 8 8 2006 94 516 57 167 256 7 15 11 10 11 11 10 10 2007 94 575 26-20 61 16 19 4 4 4 4 4 4 2008 94 955 68 56 260 20 24 6 6 6 7 6 6 2009 95 533 72 269 235 25 44 25 24 25 27 26 26 2010 95 732 16 99 84 45 26 25 25 25 25 25 2011 96 113 26 236 118 65 79 15 16 16 14 15 15 2012 96 687 47 260 260 4 6 5 4 6 5 2013 96 978 33 132 123 Total, % 100 100 100 100 100 100 2014 97 338-44 206 177 Total (thou) 49 49 98 5 013 4 9 9 995 2015 97 633 31 148 99 2016 98 325 108 330 257 Live births per woman/man Migrations, 2016 Number of births/person 2,5 In-migration 2 305 2 175 2,0 within the county 513 516 from another county 1 157 1 142 from another country 635 517 1,5 Of which, ages 18 24 568 5 1,0 0,5 0,0 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 Total fertility rate Births and deaths, 2016 Foreign born, 2016 Number Prop. (%) of all inhabitants M W Tot Births 553 5 10 11 11 Deaths 496 513 18 18 18 0,2 0,0 100 90 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 Out-migration 1 975 1 918 within the county 4 468 to another county 1 405 1 365 to another country 90 85 Of which, ages 18 24 483 584 Net migration 330 257 %
Seats in the Municipal Council Political party Number of seats after the election 2010 2014 Moderate Party 14 11 10 6 Centre Party 2 1 2 2 Liberal Party 3 4 2 3 Christian Democratic Party 1 0 1 1 Green Party 3 2 1 3 Social Democratic Party 16 16 18 20 Left Party 2 2 2 2 Democrats 3 1 6 2 Other parties 0 0 0 0 All parties 44 37 42 39 Source: Election statistics, SCB Completed/converted dwellings Number of dwellings 250 200 150 100 50 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 In new one- or two-dwelling buildings In new multi-dwelling buildings The net change in converted multi-dwelling buildings Source: Housing Construction, SCB Population by level of education, 31 December 2016 Level of education Percentage distribution County M W Tot M W Tot M W Tot Compulsory schooling 13 9 11 14 10 12 14 10 12 Upper secondary 53 46 50 57 49 53 49 42 46 Post-secondary education 32 44 38 27 40 33 35 46 40 Unknown 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 Total, % 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Total (1 000) 28 27 55 69 65 134 2 919 2 9 5 728 Refers to age group 20 Source: Register of Education, SCB Employed by age group, 2015 Employment by sector, 2015 Prop. (%) of all within ages Night population Day population Total 24 496 22 907 26 193 24 599 20 24 25 44 45 20 County 63 83 84 65 79 Business sector Public sector County (1 000) Business sector Public sector 20 261 4 235 60 51 10 11 253 11 654 55 26 29 21 727 4 466 60 50 10 12 084 12 515 54 26 29 20 24 25 44 45 83 (1 000) Business sector Public sector 2 460 2 106 354 2 273 1 296 977 2 455 2 102 353 2 271 1 294 976 20 79 79 Number of persons ages 16 and over 20 24 25 44 45 20 61 79 61 78 79 77 61 78 Commuting, 2015 Refers to the night population Source: Labour statistics, SCB Commuting in 5 039 3 569 within the county 3 365 2 6 Night population: from another county 1 674 887 residing in the municipality, regardless of workplace Commuting out 3 342 1 877 within the county 1 717 1 088 Day population (jobs): to another county 1 625 789 working in the municipality, regardless of residence Net commuting 1 697 1 692 Number of persons ages 16 and over
Employment by industry, 2015 Industry Healthcare and nursing16 Trade15 Manufacturing, mining and quarrying14 Business services13 Education12 Construction11 Civilian authorities and national defence10 Transport Personal and cultural services Information and communication Hotels and restaurants Agriculture, forestry, fishing Credit institutes and insurance companies Real estate services Unknown sector Energy and environment 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 10 20 0 10 20 Employed in the municipality, regardless of residence (day population) Percent Percent Self-employed, 2015 Sickness/activity compensation, 2016 Number of Prop. (%) of all within ages employed Self-empl. Self- Self-empl. Self- Total in lim.comp. employed in lim.comp. employed 55 59 8 14 11 1 349 1 393 94 798 60 12 22 17 2 4 445 183 106 20 5 8 6 5 9 267 15 57 4 10 237 4 54 0 55 59 9 14 12 60 13 20 16 Total 1 298 1 595 311 883 20 5 7 6 Number of persons ages 16 and over Refers to the day population Replace benefits for disability pension and sickness Source: The National Social Insurance Board Job seekers Proportion (%) of all within age group County M W Tot M W Tot M W Tot March, 2016 Ages 20 8 6 7 9 7 8 7 6 6 Unemployed 4 3 4 5 3 4 4 3 3 Labour market progr. 4 3 3 5 3 4 3 3 3 Of which, ages 20 24 14 8 11 17 10 14 10 7 8 Number, ages 20 2 325 1 629 3 954 6 433 4 309 10 742 198 136 155 6 353 942 March, 2017 Ages 20 7 6 7 9 7 8 7 6 6 Unemployed 4 3 3 5 3 4 3 3 3 Labour market progr. 4 3 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 Of which, ages 20 24 12 7 9 15 9 12 9 6 8 Number, ages 20 2 049 1 567 3 616 6 134 4 237 10 371 197 756 158 184 355 940 The presentation refers to those who are registered at the Swedish Public Employment Service Source: Swedish Public Employment Service Source: The National Social Insurance Board
Employment and employed, 2015 Total Industry Day population Night population County County Number % % % Number % % % Agriculture, forestry, fishing 1 057 2 4 2 1 040 2 4 2 Manufacturing, mining and quarrying 4 422 9 12 12 4 400 9 12 12 Energy and environment 639 1 1 1 569 1 1 1 Construction 3 504 7 7 7 3 110 7 7 7 Trade 5 769 11 10 12 5 3 11 10 12 Transport 2 477 5 5 5 2 321 5 5 5 Hotels and restaurants 1 687 3 3 3 1 566 3 3 3 Information and communication 2 566 5 3 4 2 284 5 3 4 Credit institutes and insurance companies 2 112 4 3 2 2 009 4 3 2 Real estate services 961 2 2 2 794 2 1 2 Business services 4 786 9 9 12 4 341 9 9 12 Civilian authorities and national defence 4 046 8 7 6 3 832 8 7 6 Education 5 099 10 10 11 4 923 10 10 11 Healthcare and nursing 8 917 18 18 17 8 223 17 18 17 Personal and cultural services 2 157 4 4 4 2 060 4 4 4 Unknown sector 593 1 1 1 567 1 1 1 Total 50 792 100 100 100 47 403 100 100 100 Employment and employed, 2015 Industry Day population Night population County County Number % % % Number % % Agriculture, forestry, fishing 768 3 5 3 765 3 5 3 Manufacturing, mining and quarrying 3 604 14 19 17 3 536 14 19 17 Energy and environment 468 2 2 2 415 2 2 2 Construction 3 278 13 13 12 2 906 12 13 12 Trade 3 232 12 11 13 3 067 13 11 13 Transport 2 056 8 8 7 1 915 8 8 7 Hotels and restaurants 754 3 2 3 717 3 2 3 Information and communication 1 851 7 5 5 1 631 7 5 5 Credit institutes and insurance companies 907 3 2 2 896 4 2 2 Real estate services 607 2 2 2 470 2 2 2 Business services 2 768 11 9 13 2 536 10 9 13 Civilian authorities and national defence 1 616 6 6 5 1 521 6 5 5 Education 1 250 5 5 5 1 200 5 5 5 Healthcare and nursing 1 9 7 7 6 1 761 7 7 6 Personal and cultural services 934 4 4 4 898 4 4 4 Unknown sector 271 1 1 1 262 1 1 1 Total 26 193 100 100 100 24 496 100 100 100 Employment and employed, 2015 Industry Day population Night population County County Number % % % Number % % % Agriculture, forestry, fishing 289 1 2 1 275 1 2 1 Manufacturing, mining and quarrying 8 3 5 6 8 4 5 6 Energy and environment 171 1 1 1 154 1 1 1 Construction 226 1 1 1 204 1 1 1 Trade 2 537 10 9 11 2 297 10 9 11 Transport 421 2 2 2 406 2 2 2 Hotels and restaurants 933 4 3 4 849 4 3 4 Information and communication 715 3 2 2 653 3 2 2 Credit institutes and insurance companies 1 205 5 3 2 1 113 5 3 2 Real estate services 354 1 1 1 324 1 1 1 Business services 2 018 8 8 11 1 5 8 8 11 Civilian authorities and national defence 2 430 10 9 7 2 311 10 9 7 Education 3 849 16 16 16 3 723 16 16 16 Healthcare and nursing 7 088 29 31 28 6 462 28 31 28 Personal and cultural services 1 223 5 5 5 1 162 5 5 5 Unknown sector 322 1 2 1 305 1 2 1 Total 24 599 100 100 100 22 907 100 100 100 %
The 20 most common occupations in the municipality, 2015 Day population of employees Number Perc.distr. Sex distr. (%) M W Tot M W Shop staff 1 034 1 700 4 7 6 38 62 Personal care workers in health services 135 1 942 1 8 4 6 94 Attendants, personal assistants and related workers 552 1 242 2 5 4 31 69 Primary- and pre-school teachers 255 1 511 1 7 4 14 86 ICT architects, systems analysts and test managers 1 242 475 5 2 4 72 28 Insurance advisers, sales and purchasing agents 1 040 653 4 3 4 61 39 Office assistants and other secretaries 295 1 387 1 6 4 18 Organisation analysts, policy administrators and hum 387 7 2 3 3 32 68 Child care workers and teachers aides 1 943 1 4 2 16 84 Nursing professionals 152 956 1 4 2 14 86 Physical and engineering science technicians 909 185 4 1 2 83 17 Heavy truck and bus drivers 9 93 4 0 2 91 9 Health care assistants 199 834 1 4 2 19 Financial and accounting associate professionals 332 677 1 3 2 33 67 Carpenters, bricklayers and construction workers 912 14 4 0 2 98 2 Fast-food workers, food preparation assistants 294 588 1 3 2 33 67 Tax and related government associate professionals 289 5 1 2 2 34 66 Machinery mechanics and fitters 7 33 3 0 2 96 4 Cleaners and helpers 131 601 1 3 2 18 Engineering professionals 590 135 2 1 2 19 Total 20 occupations 10 690 15 340 45 66 56 41 59 All occupations 23 732 23 125 100 100 100 51 49 Source: The Occupational Register, SCB The 20 most common occupations in the country, 2015 100 0 100 Shop staff Personal care workers in health services 1 # Sh 2 # Pe Primary- and pre-school teachers Office assistants and other secretaries 3 # Pr 4 # Of 5 # At 6 # Ins 7 # Ch 8 # IC 9 # Ca # # Ph # # St # # Or # # En # # Nu # # He # # He # # Fa # # Cl # # Ma # # Cl 100 60 40 20 0 20 40 60 100 % % Source: The Occupational Register, SCB Insurance advisers, sales and purchasing agents ICT architects, systems analysts and test managers Carpenters, bricklayers and construction workers Physical and engineering science technicians Stores and transport clerks Engineering professionals Heavy truck and bus drivers Machinery mechanics and fitters Attendants, personal assistants and related workers Child care workers and teachers aides Organisation analysts, policy administrators and human resource Nursing professionals Health care assistants Fast-food workers, food preparation assistants Cleaners and helpers Client information clerks Day population of employees
Preschool activities and care of Number of households 2016 school-age children 2016 Type of household Number of households Enrollment Without Children Children Total Number % % children aged 0-24 aged 25+ Pre-school, 1 5 4 6 88 84 Leisure time centre, Single 18 689 2 863 473 22 025 6 12 5 116 62 58 Cohabiting/ married 11 668 9 477 637 21 7 Pedagogical child care, Other household 1 487 978 68 2 533 1 5 41 1 2 Total 31 844 13 318 1 178 46 340 6 12 0 0 0 Proportion (%) of all within age group. Information with fewer than 5 persons per group is not presented. Source: The National Agency for Education No information about type of household is available for 0,14 percent of the population in the municipality. Total income, 2015 Social assistance, 2015 SEK thousand Type of household Recipient households Total Number % % Average income Cohabiting 338 277 308 without children 109 4 5 County 324 265 295 with children 255 11 12 339 268 304 Single men Median income without children 1 100 45 41 336 284 306 with children 29 1 3 County 327 274 298 Single women 328 268 296 without children 556 23 23 with children 378 16 15 Income from employm. and business, age gr. 20 Total 2 427 100 100 Source: Statistics on Total income, SCB Some municipalities have not submitted information or have not submitted complete information for 2015. See Definitions. Source: The National Board of Health and Welfare (SoS) Expenditures SEK, per inhabitant, 2015 Local taxes, 2017 Care for the elderly and the disabled Education Child care Individual and family assistance Infrastructure Special projects 9 8 7 6 5 4 Total local tax rate 33,88 of wich to municipality 22,59 Tax base, SEK/inhab. 204 457 Tax base, index 101 County average Total local tax rate 34,04 of wich to municipality 22,75 Tax base, SEK/inhab. 193 086 Tax base, index 96 Recreation 3 National average Culture 2 Political admin. 1 0 5 000 10 000 15 000 20 000 25 000 SEK/inhab. Source: Public Finances, SCB National average Total local tax rate 32,12 of wich to municipality 20,75 Tax base, SEK/inhab. 201 878 Tax base, index 100 Index, = 100 Source: Public Finances, SCB Information and sales: Elisabeth Blom tfn +46 10-479 63 88, Harriet Löfqvist tfn +46 10-479 60 48 E-mail: regionalt@scb.se Web site: www.scb.se/kommunfakta Sundsvalls kommun 851 85 SUNDSVALL 060-19 10 00