Indicator 16.1.4 - Proportion of population that feel safe walking alone around the area they live after dark - German Indicators For The UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Year	Value	Series
2010	88.0	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2011	87.1	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2012	87.5	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2013	86.5	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2014	86.9	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2015	86.2	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2016	85.9	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2017	85.8	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2018	86.7	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2019	86.9	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
2020	91.7	Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism

Data source: Federal Criminal Police Office

Geographic coverage: Germany

Unit of measurement: Percentage

Data sources:: Federal Criminal Police Office , Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) , Statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat)
Geographic coverage:: Germany
Unit of measurement:
Note:: As of reference year 2020 there have been two types of results: First and final results. The results currently shown are final results. The "Leben in Europa" survey (German name of the European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions - EU-SILC), which was conducted separately in the past, was integrated as a subsample into the microcensus in 2020. Comparing the data of reference year 2020 with those of previous years is not possible (break in the time series) as the voluntary survey was changed over to a partly compulsory survey and the composition of the sample was changed.
Note:
Last modification of data:
Copyright:: © Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), 2023

Data sources:: Federal Criminal Police Office , Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) , Statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat)
Geographic coverage:: Germany
Unit of measurement:
Note:: As of reference year 2020 there have been two types of results: First and final results. The results currently shown are final results. The "Leben in Europa" survey (German name of the European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions - EU-SILC), which was conducted separately in the past, was integrated as a subsample into the microcensus in 2020. Comparing the data of reference year 2020 with those of previous years is not possible (break in the time series) as the voluntary survey was changed over to a partly compulsory survey and the composition of the sample was changed.
Note:
Last modification of data:
Copyright:: © Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), 2023

The international organisations (custodian agencies) that are responsible for the respective SDG-indicator publish methodical explanations for the indicator - the so-called global metadata.

Here, national time series that fit the global metadata best as well as their comparability with the global metadata are presented. Please find further methodical and country-specific information in the related national metadata.

Time series available	Feeling of (in)security of the population in its neighbourhood (at night) Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism
Comparability with the global metadata	The time series “Feeling of (in)security of the population in its neighbourhood (at night)” is compliant with the global metadata. The time series “Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism” provides additional information. The time series “Population not living in an area with crime, violence or vandalism” provides additional information.
National metadata	Metadata on the presented time series opens in a new window

This tab provides relevant information on the SDG indicators - such as the political target, the primary responsible organisation (custodian agency) and a link to the global metadata. The global metadata is provided by the Uited Nations Statistics Division.

Target	Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere
Indicator name	Proportion of population that feel safe walking alone around the area they live after dark
Tier category	Tier II
Custodian agency	United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
Global metadata	Metadata on this indicator opens in a new window

Data source 1


Organisation	Federal Criminal Police Office
Data source	German Victimization Survey 2017 (only available in German) opens in a new window
	The 2017 German Victimisation Survey - final report opens in a new window

Data source 2


Organisation	Federal Statistical Office (Destatis)

Data source 3


Organisation	Statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat)
Data source	EU-SILC survey: Crime, violence or vandalism in the area - Eurostat table [ilc_mddw03] opens in a new window