Italy: prison population by region and education 2021| ��ƽ��

Prison population in Italy as of June 2021, by region and educational level

Characteristic	University degree	Upper secondary school degree (high school)	Professional school degree	Lower secondary school degree	Elementary school degree	No degree	Illiterate	Not recorded
Lombardy	107	590	105	1,818	460	52	124	4,489
Campania	56	542	40	2,286	964	27	229	2,389
Sicily	44	435	50	2,381	827	73	105	1,902
Lazio	56	455	57	1,161	325	102	74	3,369
Piedmont	41	311	67	1,189	332	123	36	1,910
Apulia	36	243	35	1,696	430	13	47	1,179
Emilia-Romagna	35	232	50	980	261	28	36	1,628
Tuscany	23	189	25	692	171	113	28	1,835
Calabria	35	307	40	994	288	30	40	883
Veneto	48	265	52	717	177	23	46	970
Sardinia	21	153	24	666	269	25	22	783
Abruzzo	13	167	22	574	234	11	21	617
Umbria	12	108	16	403	115	16	10	657
Liguria	10	104	20	288	48	6	29	828
Marche	7	90	11	308	70	4	8	342
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	6	53	8	137	32	6	6	369
Trentino-South Tyrol	7	26	6	97	25	0	1	254
Basilicata	8	32	2	158	49	1	3	113
Molise	1	29	4	117	31	3	2	147
Aosta Valley	3	10	1	29	8	5	1	92

Download

Source

Show detailed source information?

Already a member?

Source

Release date

June 2021

More information

Region

Italy

Survey time period

June 30, 2021

Citation formats

As of June 30, 2021, among prisoners for whom a school degree was recorded in Italy, the largest amount held a lower secondary school degree (middle school diploma). More specifically, such prisoners amounted to 2.4 thousand individuals in Sicily and 2.3 thousand individuals in Campania, the largest values in the country.
National data show that inmates with a professional school degree or a university degree accounted for the smallest groups of prison population broken down by education level.