Number of children of non-state preschool institutions by indicators, age and years

Contents

Number of children of non-state preschool institutions by indicators, age and years

  • ArmStat matrix: ps-ed-pi09
  • Topic: 2. Population and social processes / 2.2 Education / 2.2.01 Preschool institutions
  • Source updated: 9999-12-31T19:59:59Z
  • Statbank subject area: Population and social processes

Data structure

The full dataset contains 90 cells across 4 dimensions.

  • EliminatedContents (ContentsCode): 1 categories; examples: Number of children of non-state preschool institutions; unit: person, 0 decimals.
  • indicators (indicators): 2 categories; examples: Number of children, total, Number of children, girls.
  • age (age): 9 categories; examples: Up to 1 years old, 1 years old, 2 years old, ….
  • years (years): 5 categories; period: 2021–2025.

The CSV resource contains 18 data rows and 7 columns, including dimension columns. The first row is the table title; the third row contains column headings.

Resources

  • CSV: tabular data for spreadsheets and programmatic processing.
  • XLSX: Excel workbook with values and source metadata.
  • JSON-stat 2: structured values, dimensions, units, and missing-value statuses.

Source

Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia (ArmStat), Statbank. Original Statbank table.

Data and Resources

Additional Info

Field Value
Source https://statbank.armstat.am/pxweb/en/ArmStatBank/ArmStatBank__2 Population and social processes__22 Education__221 Preschool institutions/PS-ed-pi09.px/
Last Updated October 30, 2026, 20:27 (UTC)
Created October 30, 2026, 18:49 (UTC)
cell_count 90
csv_columns 7
csv_rows 18
dimensions [{"id": "ContentsCode", "label": "EliminatedContents", "size": 1}, {"id": "indicators", "label": "indicators", "size": 2}, {"id": "age", "label": "age", "size": 9}, {"id": "years", "label": "years", "size": 5}]
source_updated 9999-12-31T19:59:59Z
statbank_table_id PS-ed-pi09
subtopics ["2.2 Education", "2.2.01 Preschool institutions"]
topic 2. Population and social processes