In 2013, the economic sectors of Region Metropolitana Santiago that spent more on R&D were Manufacturing, and Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles.

In 2014, the companies of Region Metropolitana Santiago that led the execution of R&D spending were Private Domestic, Mixed and Private Foreign.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia exported US$ 2.82 B. During the last years, Providencia exports have decreased at an annual average rate of -12%, from US$ 5.25 B in to US$ 2.82 B in 2016. Providencia main export is Copper Ore, that represents 30% of Providencia total exports, followed by Raw Copper that represents 19%.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia imported US$ 2.97 B. During the last years, Providencia imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -2%, from US$ 3.30 B in to US$ 2.97 B in 2016. Providencia main import is Telephone sets, including telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks; other apparatus for the transmission or reception of voice, images or other data (including wired/wireless networks), excluding items of 8443, 8525, 8527, or 8528, that represents 11% of Providencia total imports, followed by Cars that represents 6%.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia exported US$ 2.82 B. During the last years, Providencia exports have decreased at an annual average rate of -12%, from US$ 5.25 B in to US$ 2.82 B in 2016. Providencia main export is Copper Ore, that represents 30% of Providencia total exports, followed by Raw Copper that represents 19%.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia imported US$ 2.97 B. During the last years, Providencia imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -2%, from US$ 3.30 B in to US$ 2.97 B in 2016. Providencia main import is Telephone sets, including telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks; other apparatus for the transmission or reception of voice, images or other data (including wired/wireless networks), excluding items of 8443, 8525, 8527, or 8528, that represents 11% of Providencia total imports, followed by Cars that represents 6%.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia exported US$ 2.82 B. During the last years, Providencia exports have decreased at an annual average rate of -12%, from US$ 5.25 B in to US$ 2.82 B in 2016. Providencia main export is Copper Ore, that represents 30% of Providencia total exports, followed by Raw Copper that represents 19%.

In 2016 firms located in Providencia imported US$ 2.97 B. During the last years, Providencia imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -2%, from US$ 3.30 B in to US$ 2.97 B in 2016. Providencia main import is Telephone sets, including telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks; other apparatus for the transmission or reception of voice, images or other data (including wired/wireless networks), excluding items of 8443, 8525, 8527, or 8528, that represents 11% of Providencia total imports, followed by Cars that represents 6%.

In 2016, the workforce in Region Metropolitana Santiago was composed by 4.93 M people, of which 2.50 M were men and 2.50 M were women.

In 2016, the number of people working in Region Metropolitana Santiago was 3.10 M employees, while the number of unemployed people was 221.51 K, and the number of non-active people was 1.61 M.

Most of the occupied people of Region Metropolitana Santiago has an educational level (according to their last completed grade) Upper secondary education, followed by Bachelor’s or equivalent level.

Income by sex and age slide.

Income by sex and age slide.

In 2013, the economic sectors of Region Metropolitana Santiago that spent more on R&D were Manufacturing, and Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles.

In 2014, the companies of Region Metropolitana Santiago that led the execution of R&D spending were Private Domestic, Mixed and Private Foreign.

In 2017, school dropout in Providencia were 0 students, being 0 from Elementary and Secondary School, and 0 from High School

In 2018, the number of students considered as Higher Priority by JUNAEB's School Vulnerability Index for Providencia was 0, which equals to 0.0% of the total of students who can apply for JUNAEB support.

Sobre el Índice de Vulnerabilidad Escolar

The National System of Equitable Allocation (SINAE in Spanish) is a set of criteria that allows identifying different groups within the population of primary and high school education students of municipal or subsidized private establishments in Chile, according to the level of vulnerability that they present. Thus, the population identified as vulnerable is classified in 3 priorities.

In 2015 there were 31,493 enrolled students in Providencia schools. From these, 11,118 were enrolled in municipal managed schools, 4,930 in subsidised schools, 15,445 in private schools, and 0 in delegated administration schools.

In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Providencia schools was 71.07 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.

71.07Average SNED Score

In 2016

0Rural Schools

0.00% of Providencia

7Special Education Schools

28.00% of Providencia

About the SNED measurement system

National System of Performance Evaluation (SNED) is a performance index of schools based on the measurement of 6 factors: effectiveness, improvement, initiative, improvement of working conditions, equal opportunities and teacher integration. * Effectiveness and Overcoming come from standarized test SIMCE.

In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Providencia schools was 71.07 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.

71.07Average SNED Score

In 2016

0Rural Schools

0.00% of Providencia

7Special Education Schools

28.00% of Providencia

About the SNED measurement system

National System of Performance Evaluation (SNED) is a performance index of schools based on the measurement of 6 factors: effectiveness, improvement, initiative, improvement of working conditions, equal opportunities and teacher integration. * Effectiveness and Overcoming come from standarized test SIMCE.

In 2016, 2,782 PSU Exams were taken in Providencia. The PSU average score in Providencia was 595 points in 2016.

In 2016, 2,782 PSU Exams were taken in Providencia. The PSU average score in Providencia was 595 points in 2016.

The crimes of greatest social connotation with the highest number of reports in Providencia during 2016 were Larcenies, Theft with force and Vehicle accessories theft.

In the period 2010 - 2014, death cause with the highest annual growth rate in Region Metropolitana Santiago were Diseases of the respiratory system with a 4.2 %, followed by Human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] disease with a 4.1 %.

In 2014, the number of deaths of children under 1 year in Providencia was 24.

In 2018 there were 0 Emergency Care attentions in Region Metropolitana Santiago, with a 0.0% of the attentions being children between 0 to 4 years old.

En 2015, 119,518 people were affiliated to a health insurance system, representing 94.5% of the population in Providencia.

On the other hand, affiliations to a health insurance company had increased at a rate of 1.4% in the period 2003-2015

In 2014, there were reports for 6,817,842 emergency medical treatments in Region Metropolitana Santiago.

Also, 33.2% of these medical treatments were for specialized care, reporting an annual growth of -0.4% in the period 2010-2014

In 2015, 1,081,097 people at Region Metropolitana Santiago suffered some disabilities type, where 41.2 % corresponded to a severe disability.

In the period 2010 - 2014, death cause with the highest annual growth rate in Region Metropolitana Santiago were Diseases of the respiratory system with a 4.2 %, followed by Human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] disease with a 4.1 %.