Investments by County Councils

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Last update: 2021-08-26

Explanation

The county council areas generally correspond geographically to the counties. The main mission of the county councils is health and medical care. Gotland Municipality is responsible itself for tasks usually dealt with by a county council.

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Investments by County Council in 2020. SEK per inhabitant
County Council	Ground and buildings	Fixtures	Financial assets	Total SEK per inhabitant
Stockholm	945	314	0	1 259
Uppsala	1 581	914	70	2 495
Södermanland	3 240	498	0	3 737
Östergötland	2 303	974	48	3 277
Jönköping	1 353	976	18	2 329
Kronoberg	831	742	99	1 572
Kalmar	1 915	565	98	2 480
Blekinge	1 433	499	31	1 933
Skåne	2 107	625	175	2 732
Halland	875	847	0	1 722
Västra Götaland	1 815	991	130	2 806
Värmland	308	431	0	739
Örebro	1 399	1 285	10	2 684
Västmanland	1 357	675	4	2 031
Dalarna	1 870	936	0	2 806
Gävleborg	758	550	49	1 308
Västernorrland	268	341	0	609
Jämtland	112	492	0	604
Västerbotten	3 367	908	49	4 275
Norrbotten	897	661	76	1 558
All County Councils	1 495	674	60	2 170
Source: The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions

Investments by County Council in 2010-2020. SEK per inhabitant
County Council	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Stockholm	3 272	2 375	2 229	2 507	3 108	3 397	3 776	3 597	3 178	3 069	1 259
Uppsala	1 239	2 383	4 120	2 669	3 946	4 464	3 880	4 672	5 264	3 609	2 495
Södermanland	1 521	1 645	968	1 196	1 931	1 854	1 947	2 399	3 156	3 267	3 737
Östergötland	1 785	1 960	2 334	2 869	3 508	3 211	3 132	3 284	3 477	3 875	3 277
Jönköping	1 388	1 358	1 231	1 061	1 824	1 343	1 758	2 115	2 379	3 198	2 329
Kronoberg	1 071	953	1 321	1 195	1 339	1 270	1 475	1 592	3 022	1 817	1 572
Kalmar	2 068	1 956	1 571	1 120	1 244	1 010	1 317	1 527	2 914	2 656	2 480
Blekinge	1 190	1 042	611	1 532	1 504	1 504	1 729	1 463	3 065	3 206	1 933
Skåne	2 336	1 961	1 702	1 428	1 427	1 808	1 987	2 072	3 100	3 077	2 732
Halland	952	1 137	931	850	860	1 131	1 514	1 099	1 033	1 179	1 722
Västra Götaland	1 307	1 373	1 242	1 214	1 550	1 662	1 802	2 099	2 568	3 452	2 806
Värmland	2 847	1 566	2 051	2 155	2 341	2 012	1 486	1 384	1 275	846	739
Örebro	1 595	1 801	1 486	1 601	1 342	1 577	1 824	2 992	4 526	4 098	2 684
Västmanland	2 241	1 497	1 421	1 100	1 093	1 332	1 297	1 365	1 179	1 425	2 031
Dalarna	1 772	2 321	1 775	1 702	1 474	1 370	1 040	1 350	1 616	1 945	2 806
Gävleborg	2 300	2 604	1 135	1 388	1 482	983	1 191	655	757	779	1 308
Västernorrland	587	603	1 177	1 447	960	595	1 116	1 255	944	941	609
Jämtland	2 313	1 156	702	764	1 222	1 233	847	742	1 337	932	604
Västerbotten	1 793	1 325	1 213	1 393	1 380	1 796	2 170	4 056	4 305	5 385	4 275
Norrbotten	905	845	969	1 359	1 148	993	1 149	1 130	1 665	1 535	1 558
All County Councils	2 024	1 785	1 690	1 710	2 015	2 125	2 290	2 431	2 783	2 867	2 170
Source: The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions

Investments by County Council in 2010-2020. Index year 2010=100
County Council	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
Stockholm	100	73	68	77	95	104	115	110	97	94	38
Uppsala	100	192	333	215	318	360	313	377	425	291	201
Södermanland	100	108	64	79	127	122	128	158	207	215	246
Östergötland	100	110	131	161	197	180	175	184	195	217	184
Jönköping	100	98	89	76	131	97	127	152	171	230	168
Kronoberg	100	89	123	112	125	119	138	149	282	170	147
Kalmar	100	95	76	54	60	49	64	74	141	128	120
Blekinge	100	88	51	129	126	126	145	123	258	269	162
Skåne	100	84	73	61	61	77	85	89	133	132	117
Halland	100	119	98	89	90	119	159	115	109	124	181
Västra Götaland	100	105	95	93	119	127	138	161	196	264	215
Värmland	100	55	72	76	82	71	52	49	45	30	26
Örebro	100	113	93	100	84	99	114	188	284	257	168
Västmanland	100	67	63	49	49	59	58	61	53	64	91
Dalarna	100	131	100	96	83	77	59	76	91	110	158
Gävleborg	100	113	49	60	64	43	52	28	33	34	57
Västernorrland	100	103	201	247	164	101	190	214	161	160	104
Jämtland	100	50	30	33	53	53	37	32	58	40	26
Västerbotten	100	74	68	78	77	100	121	226	240	300	238
Norrbotten	100	93	107	150	127	110	127	125	184	170	172
All County Councils	100	88	83	84	100	105	113	120	138	142	107
Source: The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions