General information about beneficiaries by indicators and years

Contents

General information about pensioners by indicators and years

  • ArmStat matrix: ps-si-pasp15
  • Topic: 2. Population and social processes / 2.4 Social Issues / 2.4.05 Number of pensioners and average sizes of pensions
  • Source updated: 9999-12-31T19:59:59Z
  • Statbank subject area: Population and social processes

Data structure

The full dataset contains 72 cells across 3 dimensions.

  • EliminatedContents (ContentsCode): 1 categories; examples: General information about pensioners; unit: drams, 1 decimals.
  • indicators (indicators): 6 categories; examples: Patriotic War participant, Pensioners under the full care of the state and living organizations (nursing home), Children under the full care of the state and living in the care organizations (orphanage), ….
  • years (years): 12 categories; period: 2014–2025.

The CSV resource contains 6 data rows and 13 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__24 Social issues__2405-si-pasp/ps-si-pasp15.px/
Last Updated October 30, 2026, 20:44 (UTC)
Created October 30, 2026, 18:58 (UTC)
cell_count 72
csv_columns 13
csv_rows 6
dimensions [{"id": "ContentsCode", "label": "EliminatedContents", "size": 1}, {"id": "indicators", "label": "indicators", "size": 6}, {"id": "years", "label": "years", "size": 12}]
source_updated 9999-12-31T19:59:59Z
statbank_table_id ps-si-pasp15
subtopics ["2.4 Social Issues", "2.4.05 Number of pensioners and average sizes of pensions"]
topic 2. Population and social processes