Concept variable

Crowded dwelling

	Norwegian (bokmål)
Name	Crowded dwelling
Definition	Households are considered as living crowded if: 1. the number of rooms is lower than the number of residents or one resident lives in one room, and 2. the number of square metres (P-area) is below 25 sq.m. per person. If the number of rooms or the P-area is not specified, a household will be regarded as living in cramped conditions if one of these criteria is met.
Valid from	2015-01-01
Valid to
Owner	350 - Division for social welfare statistics
Statistical unit	Household
Subject	05.03 - Dwelling and housing conditions
Classification	Is not translated to English yet