Rural Russia and Indigenous peoples
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I can describe the inequality between rural and urban areas of Russia and the challenges Indigenous peoples face.
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Over 70% of Russia is considered to be rural. It is home to 25% of the population.
Inequality in Russia is most marked between rural and urban areas. Average rural incomes are 57% lower than urban.
Inequality leads to a number of differences such as higher rates of poverty and poorer infrastructure and services.
Russia officially recognises 40 Indigenous peoples. They make up 0.2% of the population yet inhabit 65% of Russia.
Challenges for Indigenous Peoples include: loss of land, access to services, population decline and cultural erosion.
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