Kan jag jämföra hur många kommuner som helst?

Nej — vi begränsar till fyra samtidigt. Med fler blir tabellen svårläst på mobil och färgkodningen förlorar mening. Använd /jamforelser för län-mot-län-perspektiv.

Varför får jag inte samma värden som på Kolada?

Vi visar samma primärkälla, men avrundar till en decimal i tabellen. Klicka på källänken i raden för att se det exakta värdet och metadokumentation hos Kolada eller SCB.

Varför är nettokostnaden ibland lägre än folk pratar om?

Vi räknar bara mottagandet 2020–2024. Kommuner med stort mottagande 2015–2016 (Filipstad-typen) ser lägre ut här än deras ackumulerade kostnadsbild. Se /kommunal-verklighet för längre perspektiv.

Compare municipalities

Select up to four municipalities and compare verified key figures on population, work, economy and tax, schools, housing, health and crime. Every metric is compared for the same period across all selected municipalities — otherwise it is not shown.

Last updated: 13 Sept 2026View changelog

Select one or more municipalities above to start comparing.

About the data. The comparison uses the municipal engine's verified time series — the same figures, definitions and sources as the municipal pages. For every metric we use the latest period in which all selected municipalities have a verified value. If no common period exists the metric is omitted entirely; nothing is imputed and years are never mixed within a row.

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About the tool

Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Choose up to four municipalities and see them side by side on the same indicator, the same year and the same unit. The national mean is shown as a reference. Shareable URL — the recipient opens the same comparison.

Method & limitations

All compared municipalities are shown for the same year per indicator. Where an indicator is missing '—' is displayed.
Units are fixed per row (percent, SEK, count per 1,000). Rows never mix units within the same column.
The national mean is the source's own national row (SCB / Kolada / Migrationsverket) — not an average of municipalities.
Ranking or best/worst colours are only used where the indicator has a clear direction (e.g. upper-secondary eligibility, higher is better).
Net cost is a model estimate: Ruist's 74,000 SEK/year × arrivals 2020–2024 / population. Not official municipal accounts.
The clear button resets selections. URL parameters make the comparison shareable.

Primary sources

Agencies and research institutions behind this page

agencies/institutions

reports & studies

primary datasets

All primary sources

SCB
Statistiska centralbyrån — statistikdatabasen
Open source ↗
Kolada
Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser — Kolada
Open source ↗
Migrationsverket
Migrationsverkets statistik — mottagna nyanlända
Open source ↗
Brå
Brottsförebyggande rådet — statistikportalen
Open source ↗

Definitions

How the numbers are counted — and what they do not cover

Per capita / per 1,000 / per 100,000: Normalising an absolute number by population size, so municipalities of different sizes can be compared. Shootings, for example, are usually reported per 100,000 inhabitants.
Median vs mean: The median is the middle value in a sorted series. The mean is the sum divided by the count and is much more sensitive to outliers. Incomes and wealth are therefore usually reported as medians.
Ranking & percentile: The ranking is the municipality's place in the sorted list of all 290 municipalities. The percentile is the share below the municipality — rank 29 of 290 ≈ the 90th percentile.Ties use shared ranking (e.g. two municipalities both at rank 10).

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what is most often discussed

No — we cap at four. Beyond that the table becomes hard to read on mobile and colour coding loses its meaning. Use /en/comparisons for county-vs-county perspectives.

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Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Method & limitations

All compared municipalities are shown for the same year per indicator. Where an indicator is missing '—' is displayed.
Units are fixed per row (percent, SEK, count per 1,000). Rows never mix units within the same column.
The national mean is the source's own national row (SCB / Kolada / Migrationsverket) — not an average of municipalities.
Ranking or best/worst colours are only used where the indicator has a clear direction (e.g. upper-secondary eligibility, higher is better).
Net cost is a model estimate: Ruist's 74,000 SEK/year × arrivals 2020–2024 / population. Not official municipal accounts.
The clear button resets selections. URL parameters make the comparison shareable.

Primary sources

Agencies and research institutions behind this page

agencies/institutions

reports & studies

primary datasets

All primary sources

SCB
Statistiska centralbyrån — statistikdatabasen
Open source ↗
Kolada
Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser — Kolada
Open source ↗
Migrationsverket
Migrationsverkets statistik — mottagna nyanlända
Open source ↗
Brå
Brottsförebyggande rådet — statistikportalen
Open source ↗

Definitions

How the numbers are counted — and what they do not cover

Per capita / per 1,000 / per 100,000: Normalising an absolute number by population size, so municipalities of different sizes can be compared. Shootings, for example, are usually reported per 100,000 inhabitants.
Median vs mean: The median is the middle value in a sorted series. The mean is the sum divided by the count and is much more sensitive to outliers. Incomes and wealth are therefore usually reported as medians.
Ranking & percentile: The ranking is the municipality's place in the sorted list of all 290 municipalities. The percentile is the share below the municipality — rank 29 of 290 ≈ the 90th percentile.Ties use shared ranking (e.g. two municipalities both at rank 10).

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what is most often discussed

No — we cap at four. Beyond that the table becomes hard to read on mobile and colour coding loses its meaning. Use /en/comparisons for county-vs-county perspectives.

Compare municipalities

Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Method & limitations

Primary sources

All primary sources

Definitions

Frequently asked questions

Compare trends

Promises vs statistics

Compare municipalities

Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Method & limitations

Primary sources

All primary sources

Definitions

Frequently asked questions

Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Method & limitations

Primary sources

All primary sources

Definitions

Frequently asked questions

Related topics

Compare trends

Promises vs statistics

Compare municipalities — method, units and sources

Method & limitations

Primary sources

All primary sources

Definitions

Frequently asked questions

Related topics