Elected Authority in Santiago
Senators
guido girardi lavin
Partido por la Democracia (PPD)
andres allamand zavala
Renovación Nacional (RN)
manuel jose ossandon irarrazabal
Renovación Nacional (RN)
carlos montes cisternas
Partido Socialista de Chile (PS)
Mayor
felipe alessandri vergara
Renovación Nacional (RN)
34th of 346
9.05 decile
Population
Population 404,495
6th of 15
6.67 decile
Median Income
Median Income $375,101
Showing data of Región Region Metropolitana Santiago
9.36 decile
Education
Education 516 psu
Economy
R&D spending
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.
US $ 37.81 KR&D spending
Executed by companies in 2014
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Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Industry
In 2014, Santiago created a total output of $ 73.6 T. Labour productivity based on industry output in Santiago was $46.3 M CLP per worker.
Santiago principal industries are Financial and insurance activities, Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, Electricity, gas and steam and air conditioning supply.
Santiago most common occupations, according to number of workers, are Elementary occupations, Technicians and associated professionals and Professionals.
$2.18TTotal Investment
2014
$451,833Mean Income
2015
Opportunity in Industries
Comunas, regions and countries have a greater probability of starting related economic activities with respect to those activities they already perform. The industry space connects industries that tend to exist by the same countries.
Higher presence industries in Santiago are highlighted in colours. By clicking on networks you can see the most related products and industries (and with higher development probability) related to those already present in Santiago.
About the RCA index
Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) measures specialization level for a location in an industry or product. In case a locality has RCA greater than one at an economic activity, the referred activity has greater presence on that location with respect to an average location.
Opportunity in Products
Comunas, regions and countries have a greater probability of starting related economic activities with respect to those activities they already perform. The product space connects products that tend to be exported by the same countries.
Higher presence products in Santiago are highlighted in colours. By clicking on networks you can see the most related products and industries (and with higher development probability) related to those already present in Santiago.
About the RCA index
Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) measures specialization level for a location in an industry or product. In case a locality has RCA greater than one at an economic activity, the referred activity has greater presence on that location with respect to an average location.
Employment
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.
224.7 KUnemployed people
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
239.0 KEmployed Women with Technical Education
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
274.1 KEmployed Men with Technical Education
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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R&D spending
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.
US $ 37.81 KR&D spending
Executed by companies in 2014
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Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Exports
In 2016 firms located in Santiago exported US$ 16.45 B. During the last years, Santiago exports have increased at an annual average rate of 1%, from US$ 15.92 B in to US$ 16.45 B in 2016. Santiago main export is Refined Copper, that represents 38% of Santiago total exports, followed by Copper Ore that represents 29%.
In 2016 firms located in Santiago imported US$ 6.67 B. During the last years, Santiago imports have decreased at an annual average rate of -11%, from US$ 11.63 B in to US$ 6.67 B in 2016. Santiago main import is Petroleum oils and oils from bituminous minerals, not crude; preparations n.e.c, containing by weight 70% or more of petroleum oils or oils from bituminous minerals; these being the basic constituents of the preparations; waste oils, that represents 22% of Santiago total imports, followed by Cars that represents 9%.
US $16.45BExports 2016
Imports: US$6.67B
Industry
In 2014, Santiago created a total output of $ 73.6 T. Labour productivity based on industry output in Santiago was $46.3 M CLP per worker.
Santiago principal industries are Financial and insurance activities, Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, Electricity, gas and steam and air conditioning supply.
Santiago most common occupations, according to number of workers, are Elementary occupations, Technicians and associated professionals and Professionals.
$2.18TTotal Investment
2014
$451,833Mean Income
2015
Opportunity in Industries
Comunas, regions and countries have a greater probability of starting related economic activities with respect to those activities they already perform. The industry space connects industries that tend to exist by the same countries.
Higher presence industries in Santiago are highlighted in colours. By clicking on networks you can see the most related products and industries (and with higher development probability) related to those already present in Santiago.
About the RCA index
Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) measures specialization level for a location in an industry or product. In case a locality has RCA greater than one at an economic activity, the referred activity has greater presence on that location with respect to an average location.
Opportunity in Products
Comunas, regions and countries have a greater probability of starting related economic activities with respect to those activities they already perform. The product space connects products that tend to be exported by the same countries.
Higher presence products in Santiago are highlighted in colours. By clicking on networks you can see the most related products and industries (and with higher development probability) related to those already present in Santiago.
About the RCA index
Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) measures specialization level for a location in an industry or product. In case a locality has RCA greater than one at an economic activity, the referred activity has greater presence on that location with respect to an average location.
Employment
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.
224.7 KUnemployed people
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
239.0 KEmployed Women with Technical Education
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
274.1 KEmployed Men with Technical Education
2016 in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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R&D spending
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.
US $ 37.81 KR&D spending
Executed by companies in 2014
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Education
Performance Evaluation
In 2018, the number of students considered as Higher Priority by JUNAEB's School Vulnerability Index for Santiago 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.
Enrollment
In 2015 there were 88,675 enrolled students in Santiago schools. From these, 33,831 were enrolled in municipal managed schools, 40,015 in subsidised schools, 10,581 in private schools, and 4,248 in delegated administration schools.
88,675Total Students
2.5% of Chile
1,622Students in Special Education
1.8% of Santiago
0Students in Rural Education
0.0% of Santiago
Performance Evaluation
In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Santiago schools was 67.63 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.
67.63Average SNED Score
In 2016
0Rural Schools
0.00% of Santiago
18Special Education Schools
14.52% of Santiago
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.
Performance Evaluation
In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Santiago schools was 67.63 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.
67.63Average SNED Score
In 2016
0Rural Schools
0.00% of Santiago
18Special Education Schools
14.52% of Santiago
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.
Score
In 2016, 8,086 PSU Exams were taken in Santiago. The PSU average score in Santiago was 516 points in 2016.
8,086Students that took the PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
516Average PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
About the PSU average
The PSU average is the arithmetic mean between the score obtained in the Spanish Language test and the Mathematics test.
Score
In 2016, 8,086 PSU Exams were taken in Santiago. The PSU average score in Santiago was 516 points in 2016.
8,086Students that took the PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
516Average PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
About the PSU average
The PSU average is the arithmetic mean between the score obtained in the Spanish Language test and the Mathematics test.
Performance Evaluation
In 2018, the number of students considered as Higher Priority by JUNAEB's School Vulnerability Index for Santiago 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.
Enrollment
In 2015 there were 88,675 enrolled students in Santiago schools. From these, 33,831 were enrolled in municipal managed schools, 40,015 in subsidised schools, 10,581 in private schools, and 4,248 in delegated administration schools.
88,675Total Students
2.5% of Chile
1,622Students in Special Education
1.8% of Santiago
0Students in Rural Education
0.0% of Santiago
Performance Evaluation
In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Santiago schools was 67.63 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.
67.63Average SNED Score
In 2016
0Rural Schools
0.00% of Santiago
18Special Education Schools
14.52% of Santiago
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.
Performance Evaluation
In 2016, the average score awarded by SNED for Santiago schools was 67.63 over 100. National average score of SNED was 67.48 over 100.
67.63Average SNED Score
In 2016
0Rural Schools
0.00% of Santiago
18Special Education Schools
14.52% of Santiago
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.
Score
In 2016, 8,086 PSU Exams were taken in Santiago. The PSU average score in Santiago was 516 points in 2016.
8,086Students that took the PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
516Average PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
About the PSU average
The PSU average is the arithmetic mean between the score obtained in the Spanish Language test and the Mathematics test.
Score
In 2016, 8,086 PSU Exams were taken in Santiago. The PSU average score in Santiago was 516 points in 2016.
8,086Students that took the PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
516Average PSU
In 2016 in Santiago
About the PSU average
The PSU average is the arithmetic mean between the score obtained in the Spanish Language test and the Mathematics test.
Housing & Environment
Devices
In Region Metropolitana Santiago, by 2016, 1,842,103 people have internet access.
From these, 1,294,002 accessed the internet through a mobile phone, 957,458 using a laptop, and 486,654 through a desktop computer.
2MInternet Access
in Region Metropolitana Santiago - 2016
1MUse small screens
to access the internet
301KUse unconventional internet browser
on Smart TV or Gaming Console
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Crimes
The crimes of greatest social connotation with the highest number of reports in Santiago during 2016 were Larcenies, Theft with force and Theft with violence or intimidation.
-5.7%Number of theft complaints growth
2015-2016
9,739Number of larceny complaints
In 2016
64.7%Theft complaints share
In 2016
Services Access
The CASEN survey gathers information on access to services and equipment for the inhabitants of the different localities of the country.
100.0%Connected to electricity network
134.9K in Santiago
46.7%Use fire-based heating
63.0K in Santiago
99.9%Connected to public tap water system
134.7K in Santiago
Main services in Santiago
Less Than 8 Blocks from Public Transport : 98.6%
98.6%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Educational Center : 96.9%
96.9%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Health Center : 96.6%
96.6%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Market : 98.7%
98.7%
Less Than 20 Blocks from ATM : 95.6%
95.6%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Sport Center : 93.3%
93.3%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Green Areas : 97.3%
97.3%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Community Equipment : 93.2%
93.2%
Less Than 20 Blocks from Pharmacy : 99.0%
99.0%Quality
Most households in Santiago are Apartment in builiding with elevator. The most common construction material in Santiago is Reinforced concrete.
No dataRural households
12.2KLess than 30 square meter households
9.0% of Region Metropolitana Santiago
7.2KHouseholds with credit in state bank
5.4% of Region Metropolitana Santiago
Devices
In Region Metropolitana Santiago, by 2016, 1,842,103 people have internet access.
From these, 1,294,002 accessed the internet through a mobile phone, 957,458 using a laptop, and 486,654 through a desktop computer.
2MInternet Access
in Region Metropolitana Santiago - 2016
1MUse small screens
to access the internet
301KUse unconventional internet browser
on Smart TV or Gaming Console
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Crimes
The crimes of greatest social connotation with the highest number of reports in Santiago during 2016 were Larcenies, Theft with force and Theft with violence or intimidation.
-5.7%Number of theft complaints growth
2015-2016
9,739Number of larceny complaints
In 2016
64.7%Theft complaints share
In 2016
Services Access
The CASEN survey gathers information on access to services and equipment for the inhabitants of the different localities of the country.
100.0%Connected to electricity network
134.9K in Santiago
46.7%Use fire-based heating
63.0K in Santiago
99.9%Connected to public tap water system
134.7K in Santiago
Main services in Santiago
Less Than 8 Blocks from Public Transport : 98.6%
98.6%Less Than 20 Blocks from Educational Center : 96.9%
96.9%Less Than 20 Blocks from Health Center : 96.6%
96.6%Less Than 20 Blocks from Market : 98.7%
98.7%Less Than 20 Blocks from ATM : 95.6%
95.6%Less Than 20 Blocks from Sport Center : 93.3%
93.3%Less Than 20 Blocks from Green Areas : 97.3%
97.3%Less Than 20 Blocks from Community Equipment : 93.2%
93.2%Less Than 20 Blocks from Pharmacy : 99.0%
99.0%Quality
Most households in Santiago are Apartment in builiding with elevator. The most common construction material in Santiago is Reinforced concrete.
No dataRural households
12.2KLess than 30 square meter households
9.0% of Region Metropolitana Santiago
7.2KHouseholds with credit in state bank
5.4% of Region Metropolitana Santiago
Devices
In Region Metropolitana Santiago, by 2016, 1,842,103 people have internet access.
From these, 1,294,002 accessed the internet through a mobile phone, 957,458 using a laptop, and 486,654 through a desktop computer.
2MInternet Access
in Region Metropolitana Santiago - 2016
1MUse small screens
to access the internet
301KUse unconventional internet browser
on Smart TV or Gaming Console
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Demographics
Migration
During 2016, 43,049 visas were granted to immigrants that declare residence in Santiago. The main origin countries are: Venezuela and Peru. Most of them has No data as an education level.
43,049Immigrant visas
granted in 2016
47.0%Female percent of visas
granted in 2016
25.4%Growth number of visas
In period 2015-2016
Migration
The average age, according to the visas granted on 2016 to immigrants living in Santiago is 30.3 years old.
In Santiago, visas granted are split in 47.0% of women, and 53.0% of men.
30.7Female Average Age
in 2016
30.0Male Average Age
in 2016
Migration
In 2016, 66.9% of the 43,049 visas granted in Santiago correlate to the most common activity between immigrants: Employee.
Likewise, the most common visa type in Santiago is Definitive Permanence By Grace, with a 75.6%.
EmployeeMost Common Visa Activity
28,811 visas in 2016
Definitive Permanence By GraceMost Common Visa Type
32,555 visas in 2016
Migration
During 2016, 43,049 visas were granted to immigrants that declare residence in Santiago. The main origin countries are: Venezuela and Peru. Most of them has No data as an education level.
43,049Immigrant visas
granted in 2016
47.0%Female percent of visas
granted in 2016
25.4%Growth number of visas
In period 2015-2016
Migration
The average age, according to the visas granted on 2016 to immigrants living in Santiago is 30.3 years old.
In Santiago, visas granted are split in 47.0% of women, and 53.0% of men.
30.7Female Average Age
in 2016
30.0Male Average Age
in 2016
Migration
In 2016, 66.9% of the 43,049 visas granted in Santiago correlate to the most common activity between immigrants: Employee.
Likewise, the most common visa type in Santiago is Definitive Permanence By Grace, with a 75.6%.
EmployeeMost Common Visa Activity
28,811 visas in 2016
Definitive Permanence By GraceMost Common Visa Type
32,555 visas in 2016
Health
Death Causes
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 %.
4.2 %Yearly growth in deaths by Diseases of the respiratory system
2010-2014
1.3Tumors (Neoplasms) deaths
Per 100 inhabitants in 2014
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Infant & Childhood Mortality
In 2014, the number of deaths of children under 1 year in Santiago was 96.
7Childhood Mortality Rate Female
1 to 4 Years in 2014
3Childhood Mortality Rate Male
1 to 4 Years in 2014
About the Infant Mortality Rate
About the Childhood Mortality Rate
Atención de Urgencia
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.
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Access to Health Insurance
En 2015, 134,888 people were affiliated to a health insurance system, representing 91.0% of the population in Santiago.
On the other hand, affiliations to a health insurance company had decreased at a rate of -6.7% in the period 2000-2015
75,595Affiliates in FONASA
56.0% of total
91.0%Population with Health Insurance
In 2015
-6.7%Growth affiliates in ISAPRES
In period 2000-2015
About the FONASA groups
Healthcare by Type
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
13Dental Discharges
Per 100 inhabitants in Region Metropolitana Santiago
33.2%Specialized Healthcares
During 2014
6,817,842Urgency Healthcare
in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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Disability
In 2015, 1,081,097 people at Region Metropolitana Santiago suffered some disabilities type, where 41.2 % corresponded to a severe disability.
1.1 MPopulation with disability
In Region Metropolitana Santiago
20.3 %Population with disability
In Region Metropolitana Santiago
33.9 %Female percent with disability
of 1.1 M in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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Death Causes
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 %.
4.2 %Yearly growth in deaths by Diseases of the respiratory system
2010-2014
1.3Tumors (Neoplasms) deaths
Per 100 inhabitants in 2014
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Infant & Childhood Mortality
In 2014, the number of deaths of children under 1 year in Santiago was 96.
7Childhood Mortality Rate Female
1 to 4 Years in 2014
3Childhood Mortality Rate Male
1 to 4 Years in 2014
About the Infant Mortality Rate
About the Childhood Mortality Rate
Atención de Urgencia
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.
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Access to Health Insurance
En 2015, 134,888 people were affiliated to a health insurance system, representing 91.0% of the population in Santiago.
On the other hand, affiliations to a health insurance company had decreased at a rate of -6.7% in the period 2000-2015
75,595Affiliates in FONASA
56.0% of total
91.0%Population with Health Insurance
In 2015
-6.7%Growth affiliates in ISAPRES
In period 2000-2015
About the FONASA groups
Healthcare by Type
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
13Dental Discharges
Per 100 inhabitants in Region Metropolitana Santiago
33.2%Specialized Healthcares
During 2014
6,817,842Urgency Healthcare
in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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Disability
In 2015, 1,081,097 people at Region Metropolitana Santiago suffered some disabilities type, where 41.2 % corresponded to a severe disability.
1.1 MPopulation with disability
In Region Metropolitana Santiago
20.3 %Population with disability
In Region Metropolitana Santiago
33.9 %Female percent with disability
of 1.1 M in Region Metropolitana Santiago
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Death Causes
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 %.
4.2 %Yearly growth in deaths by Diseases of the respiratory system
2010-2014
1.3Tumors (Neoplasms) deaths
Per 100 inhabitants in 2014
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Civics
Election
The highest participation in an election in Santiago was in 2017, to elect Presidente - 2nd round, with a 43.29% of voter participation.
4.4%Change in participation
Presidential 1st - 2nd round 2017
43.29%Participation
Presidente - 2nd round - 2017
Legislative Elections
The Congresspersons representing Santiago for the 2018-2022 term are GIORGIO JACKSON DRAGO, MARCELA SABAT FERNANDEZ, JORGE ALESSANDRI VERGARA, LUCIANO CRUZ-COKE CARVALLO, MAYA FERNANDEZ ALLENDE, SEBASTIAN TORREALBA ALVARADO, GONZALO WINTER ETCHEBERRY, and NATALIA CASTILLO MUNOZ.
76,731Total amount of votes
Congressperson Elections - 2017
Names marked with a * represent elected officials in said election.
Mayor Elections
The population of Santiago chose FELIPE ALESSANDRI VERGARA, of Renovación Nacional (RN), for mayor on the 2016-2020 term, who received 29860 valid votes. In second place was CAROLINA TOHA MORALES, from Partido por la Democracia (PPD), who received 23041 votes.
67,509Total amount of votes
Mayor Elections - 2016
94.6 %Percentage of valid votes
Mayor Elections - 2016
Election
The highest participation in an election in Santiago was in 2017, to elect Presidente - 2nd round, with a 43.29% of voter participation.
4.4%Change in participation
Presidential 1st - 2nd round 2017
43.29%Participation
Presidente - 2nd round - 2017
Legislative Elections
The Congresspersons representing Santiago for the 2018-2022 term are GIORGIO JACKSON DRAGO, MARCELA SABAT FERNANDEZ, JORGE ALESSANDRI VERGARA, LUCIANO CRUZ-COKE CARVALLO, MAYA FERNANDEZ ALLENDE, SEBASTIAN TORREALBA ALVARADO, GONZALO WINTER ETCHEBERRY, and NATALIA CASTILLO MUNOZ.
76,731Total amount of votes
Congressperson Elections - 2017
Names marked with a * represent elected officials in said election.
Mayor Elections
The population of Santiago chose FELIPE ALESSANDRI VERGARA, of Renovación Nacional (RN), for mayor on the 2016-2020 term, who received 29860 valid votes. In second place was CAROLINA TOHA MORALES, from Partido por la Democracia (PPD), who received 23041 votes.
67,509Total amount of votes
Mayor Elections - 2016
94.6 %Percentage of valid votes
Mayor Elections - 2016
Election
The highest participation in an election in Santiago was in 2017, to elect Presidente - 2nd round, with a 43.29% of voter participation.
4.4%Change in participation
Presidential 1st - 2nd round 2017
43.29%Participation
Presidente - 2nd round - 2017