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LUGANOIN FIGURES2018

Servizio statistica urbanaLugano City Statistics

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Lugano in figures

IntroductionThis simple and colourful booklet has now become an awaited appointment with the City of Lugano, that in the last three years also relies on public statistics to plan and manage sectoral and urban development policies in a strategic way. Statistics make it possible to turn assumptions into knowledge and to support opinions with facts, they help us understand the present and define future choices related to our common life.

We are being asked to be the builders, not the victims, of the future, wrote architect (and much more) Richard Buckminster Fuller in 1969. This is a challenge that is all the more current in our age of rapid changes, digital revolutions and big data: reliable statistical information, comparable and complying with international scientific quality standards, is a necessary constituent to realize the architecture of tomorrow.

We are on track. As a matter of fact, in 2017 Lugano gained the Innovative Municipality Award in the contest promoted by the Ticino Canton with the project of the new statistics platform of the City, which includes both the IT solution necessary for data and information management and the organization for the collection, the evaluation and the interpretation of the same.

Lugano in figures therefore offers an updated and extensive overview of the demographic, economic and territorial changes of the city and provides a significant contribution to the strategic issues related to the development of major projects and improvement in various areas that mark our daily living. To this edition have been added data about public security, culture and sports, three essential areas for a city that aspires to be an increasingly beautiful, safe and interesting place to live in.

Marco Borradori, Mayor of Lugano

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Contents

Although still under development, by presenting these set of facts and figures, our wish is to provide an initial overview of the potential of the new urban statistics platform, that will integrate the data produced by the city administration, so as to render them easily accessible and analysable in various ways.

The georeferencing method adopted associates all the indicators (population, business activities, buildings…) to the urban territory (neighbourhoods, sections or variable cells), an innovative approach, also at national level.

The change from merely time-based analysis and statistics to a space-time model capable of analysing data all the way down to the level of urban blocks based on georeferenced indicators, allows us to carry out much more targeted analysis with regard to all the aspects of the urban and development policies.

Items presented in this edition:

– City evolution– Territorial structure– Population – School– Construction and housing– Business activities– Taxation– Public security– Culture and sports– Municipal waste

Data updates and geographical perimeters

The statistical data for the city on which this publication is based are updated as of 31.12.2017. All the indicators refer to the actual municipal boundaries at the time of the survey, as a result of the various stages of the integration processes.

Availability

The present brochure is available online at the following address:www.lugano.ch/citta-amministrazione/statistiche

City evolutionThe new Lugano

Over the last few decades, the Lugano urban agglomeration area has been affected by many groupings that reduced the number of Municipalities from 94 to 48. After the first historical grouping process occurred in 1972, the Municipality of Lugano specifically promoted Municipal groupings between 2004 and 2013, when the last three and most important grouping stages occurred.

The grouping milestones

1972: grouping with the Municipalities of Lugano, Brè-Aldesago and Castagnola-Cassarate2004: grouping with the Municipalities of Breganzona, Cureggia, Davesco-Soragno, Gandria, Pambio-Noranco, Pazzallo, Pregassona and Viganello2008: grouping with the Municipalities of Barbegno, Carabbia e Villa Luganese2013: grouping with the Municipalities of Bogno, Cadro, Carona, Certara, Cimadera, Sonvico and Valcolla

Brè-AldesagoCastagnola-CassarateLugano

GroupedMunicipalities

Size6.2 km x 6.5 km

Surface area11.6 km2

Population27’120(1970 census)

Lugano in 1972 – first grouping 6.2 km

6.5 km

04 05

Geneva

Bienne

Basel

Lucerne

St. Gallen

Lausanne

Bern

Winterthur

Lugano

Zurich

15.9

21.3

24

29.1

39.3

41.3

51.6

68.1

75.8

87.9

0 20 40 60 80 100

City evolution

Since 1972, the Lugano Municipality has experienced a constant demographic growth: approximately 68,000 people now live on a long-term basis in Lugano, of which 20,000 reside in the City centre.

Between 2012 and 2013, the Lugano resident population increased by almost 7000 inhabitants.

With regard to the structure of its territory, Lugano is the Swiss city with the highest rate of green surfaces and woodland, amounting to almost 70% of its total area. Moreover, the Ceresio lake and the Cassarate river enriche the urban landscape from the environmental point of view.

Groupings in 2004

9 km

7.6 km

BreganzonaCureggiaDavesco SoragnoGandriaPambio NorancoPazzalloPregassonaViganello


Size9 km x 7.6 km

Surface Area26.1 km2 (+125%(*))

Population50’603 (+86%(*))

(*) percentagereferring to 1972

City evolutionThe spread of the city significantly affected the bottom of the valleys, where specialised sectors have developed, as well as the more easily accessible and valued piedmont regions suited for residential settlements.

The Lugano territory is very diversified with altitudes ranging from 273 m.a.s.l. of the Lake Lugano to 2116 m.a.s.l. of Mount Gazzirola. Its total surface area is approximately 75 km².

Area in square kilometres - Top 10 Swiss cities

Source: BFS (Data 2016)

Nowadays, the city’s economy includes a dynamic service sector (tourism, trade, real estate, integrated logistics in the fashion and luxury products sector, transport,…), with an important component of the advanced services sector (banks, insurance companies, trade in raw materials, business and tax consultation, international legal advice) confirming the fact that Lugano is Switzerland’s third most important financial hub.

As a consequence of the latest groupings, the urban economy also includes the industry (electronics and precision mechanics, pharmaceutical and chemical products) as well as the primary sector.

06 07

BarbengoCarabbiaVilla Luganese


Size10 km x 13.3 km

Surface Area32 km2 (+175%(*)

Population54’437 (+100%(*))

(*) percentagereferring to 1972

Groupings in 200810 km

13.3 km

City evolutionAs a science, technology, innovation and university hub, Lugano is home to many research institutes such as the Faculties of the Università della Svizzera Italiana, the Centre for Banking Studies, the Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence and the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, equipped with one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world.

Beside the Lugano University and the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland, Lugano hosts the Franklin University Switzerland, a private international university, and the long-standing private international American School. The biomedical research and therapy centres in Lugano, including the Cardiocentre and the Neurocentre, that will soon be backed up by a Biomedical Sciences Faculty, create a favourable ecosystem also for the increasing number of clusters of innovative companies and interdisciplinary start-ups.


Bogno

Cadro

Carona

Certara

Cimadera

Sonvico

Valcolla

Size14.4 km x 20 km

Surface Area75.8 km2 (+553%(*))

Population67’201 (+147%(*))

Groupings in 201314.4 km

20 km

Lugano’s cultural offerings are steadily increasing. The LAC (Lugano Arte e Cultura) cultural centre – opened in 2015 – is growing to be a Swiss cultural milestone and in the coming years it will become a key mover in the overall urban development. At the same time, a new creative urban economy is emerging, which includes libraries, museums, theatres, galleries, theatre companies, orchestras, artists, with a focus on cultural productions and on the relevant technical professions.

Since its first steps in the grouping process, the City of Lugano has increased over sixfold its surface, more than doubled its population and clustered the Municipalities involved in the process into the 21 neighbourhoods that now constitute the city. Each neighbourhood has its own recognisable historic centre, the most tangible sign of the identity and history of the settlement. Lugano’s jurisdiction lists 35 heritage sites of national importance and 56 of regional importance, which have been recognised by the Federal Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites (ISOS).

City evolution

08 09

Besso•

Barbengo•

•Brè

•Aldesago(Brè)•Breganzona

•Cadro

•Carabbia

•Carona

•Castagnola

•Caprino(Castagnola)

•Cantine(Gandria)

•Cassarate(Castagnola)•Centro

•Gandria

•Cureggia

Davesco•Soragno

•Loreto

•MolinoNuovo

PambioNoranco•

•Pazzallo

•Pregassona

•Sonvico

• VillaLuganese

•Viganello

•Valcolla•Bogno(Val Colla)

•Certara(Val Colla)

•Cimadera(Val Colla)

Neighbourhoods Sections

The city of Lugano comprises 21 neighbourhoods which are further grouped into various sections.

The following sections comprise several neighbourhoods:– Lugano: Centro, Loreto, Molino Nuovo, Besso– Castagnola: Castagnola, Cassarate– Brè: Brè, Aldesago

The neighbourhood of Val Colla groups together Valcolla, Bogno, Certara and Cimadera

According to a town planning scheme, the neighbourhoods are further subdivided into sections allowing targeted analysis of both urban and statistical aspects.

At present, the integration of the land use plans of the former Municipalities now grouped together and their subdivion is still in progress.

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Monte Boglia

Monte Brè

Centro

San Salvatore

Collina

Nursery schools

Primary schools

School Areas

The nursery and primary schools are groupe into 5 school areas:

– Monte Boglia– Monte Brè– Centro– Collina– San Salvatore

The areas are structured by aggregating bordering neighbourhoods, distributing evenly students and school locations and seeking to maintain, as far as possible, the notion of neighbourhood school.

Territorial structure

Agriculture 13.16 km2

Woods 45.84 km2

Industry and commerce 0.48 km2

Centre (core city) 0.70 km2

Mixed residential area 8.53 km2

Land cover (main elements)

Further elements

Public buildings / Municipality / Canton

Meadows / public areas

Areas without vegetation

12 13

Territorial structureTerritorial diversity

Today, the city of Lugano is a widespread urban reality, highly structured in terms of morphology, function and identity. The basic aggregative element, the neighbourhood, takes many different forms in Lugano, deriving from the development history and its social and economic structure. As elsewhere, the Lugano agglomeration has also experienced an urban expansion that has steadily incorporated the outskirts and the closest periurban and suburban areas.

On top of this urban development dynamics, the city has witnessed a process of aggregation that gave rise to a city comprising urban neighbourhoods and more peripheral villages (with their historic centers). During the various political aggregations, the city gained huge areas and landscapes together with varied Municipalities, often distinguished by a strong specific identity, in addition to many historic centres of considerable quality and cultural significance, some of which have been classified as of national importance in the federal inventories.

Val Colla

Davesco-SoragnoCadro

From the North to the South, for example, we can see the variety and diverse quality of the territory: starting with Valcolla, a neighbourhood whose topography is complex and distinguished by isolated settlements with a strong historical identity, combined with agricultural areas and woodland, up to the slopes of Mount Gazzirola; through the neighbourhoods of the closest urban hinterland, such as Davesco-Soragno and Cadro, that are less compact and include isolated settlements and low-density expansion areas which spread out from the settlements along the main traffic axes.

The central area, with its historic centre, initially turned inward rather than toward the lake, surrounded by neighbourhoods with a more regular structure built after the mid-nineteenth century and after the San Gotthard railway arrived at Lugano, with a succession of public and residential buildings as well as buildings for service industries; an expansion started from the boundary walls of the ancient cloister in the Old Town, then moved towards the surrounding countryside in the direction of Cassarate, Molino Nuovo, upstream the railroad in the Besso neighbourhood and then towards Viganello and Pregassona.


14 15

Centro

Pian Scairolo


Barbengo

Territorial structureTo the south, the Pian Scairolo commercial and industrial area, whose rapid development is closely related to regional, national and international accessibility thanks to the proximity of the continental motorway axis, and the additional transition area towards the residential neighbourhoods and historic center of Barbengo: a district where the territorial development dynamics of the first urban growth circle can be seen, in this case, closely related to the lake.

Due to its territorial, social and economic structure, the city is a wide-ranging, multi-polar area: New Lugano just like the Canton and the Confederation, nowadays has to take into account and soundly manage and promote the dynamics arising from a multi-centric local structure.

16 17

Native 45

Ticino 255

Confederation 222

Foreign 118

Resident cross-border workers 380

Total 1'020

37.3% 25.0%

11.6%21.8%

3.4%

Native 140

Ticino 219

Confederation 1'305

Foreign 1'011

Total 2'67537.8%

8.2%

48.8%

5.2%

Domiciled residents Non domiciled

PopulationPermanent residents

Evolution of domiciled residents (in%)

PopulationResidents and resident cross-border workers

Secondary residences

all data as of 31.12.2017

Native 16'073

Ticino 13'933

Confederation 9'010

Foreign 25'301

Total 64'31739.3%

25.0%

14%

21.7%

0

20

40

60

80

100

0

20

40

60

80

100

82.9 81.1 80.2 79.5 79.0 77.7 77.1 77.376.6

22.9 22.717.1 18.9 19.8 20.5 21.0 22.3 23.4

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

18 19

Brackets

Fore

ign

Tici

no

Conf

ed.

Nativ

e

Nativ

e

Conf

eder

atio

n

Tici

no

Fore

ign

100..109 5 1 4 2 8 7 10 5

90..99 69 76 69 64 201 188 209 136

80..89 488 338 299 429 734 496 632 592

70..79 1'071 675 609 781 1'023 822 940 1'079

60..69 1'354 743 703 860 989 938 935 1'175

50..59 2'190 1'090 749 1'152 1'382 800 1'218 1'791

40..49 2'536 992 547 1'040 1'148 632 1'025 2'414

30..39 2'307 732 475 640 738 477 692 2'274

20..29 1'699 758 521 1'004 945 520 762 1'583

10..19 983 709 442 917 857 436 660 884

0..9 1'137 603 410 706 638 393 607 1'038

∑ 13'839 6'717 4'828 7'595 8'663 5'709 7'690 12'971

∑ 32'979 35'033

Men Women

30 42

1'012

4'008

7'000

7'697

7'792

5'888

5'532

3'864

4'037

5'191

5'219

4'181

3'810

2'837

2'676

12

3'136

3'660

5'181

5'115

4'154

3'982

3'051

2'856

100..109

90..99

80..89

70..79

60..69

50..59

40..49

30..39

20..29

10..19

0..9

0 2'000 4'000 6'000 8'000 10'000

10'372

10'334

8'335

734278

2'4541'554

55'000

57'500

60'000

62'500

65'000

67'500

70'000

2006

2007

2009

2005

2008

2010

2011

2013

2015

2012

2014

2016

2017

Year 2017 2016 Variation

Permanent residents 64'317 64'680 -363 (-0.56%)

Secondary residents 2'675 2'684 -9 (-0.34%)

Short-term residents andcross-border workers 1'020 1'023 -3 (-0.29%)

Total 68'012 68'387 -375 (-0.55%)

Uomini Donne

290

1'554

3'136

3'660

5'181

5'115

4'154

3'982

3'051

2'856

764

2'454

3'864

4'037

5'191

5'219

4'181

3'810

2'837

2'676

> 90

80..89

70..79

60..69

50..59

40..49

30..39

20..29

10..19

0..9

6'000 4'000 2'000 0 2'000 4'000 6'000

Men

Women

Population

Annual development

Age brackets

Population evolution

PopulationAge brackets by gender

20 21

Age brackets

Fore

ign

Tici

no

Conf

eder

atio

n

Nativ

e

Nativ

e

Conf

eder

atio

n

Tici

no

Fore

ign

0 .. 19 2'120 1'312 852 1'623 1'495 829 1'267 1'922

20 .. 64 9'485 3'960 2'665 4'293 4'707 2'882 4'158 8'683

> 65 2'234 1'445 1'311 1'679 2'461 1'998 2'265 2'366

∑ 13'839 6'717 4'828 7'595 8'663 5'709 7'690 12'971

∑ 32'979 35'033

AgeBrackets Men Women ∑

0 .. 19 5'907 5'513 11'420

20 .. 64 20'403 20'430 40'833

> 65 6'669 9'090 15'759

∑ 32'979 35'033 68'012

Uomini Donne

5'907

20'403

6'669

5'513

20'430

9'090>65

20..64

0..19

20'000 15'000 10'000 5'000 0 5'000 10'000 15'000 20'000

685

2'371

5'249

213

417

5'473

2'471

638

915

3'806

2'476

84

5'526

104

199

179

1'642

293

3'260

9'763

783

1'550

9'518

1'941

857

7'409

565

694 (+9)

2'371 (0)

5'210 (-39)

206 (-7)

432 (+15)

5'438 (-35)

2'561 (+90)

639 (+1)

930 (+15)

3'766 (-40)

2'437 (-39)

84 (0)

5'407 (-119)

103 (-1)

200 (+1)

173 (-6)

1'652 (+10)

292 (-1)

3'259 (-1)

9'665 (-98)

767 (-16)

1'544 (-6)

9'418 (-100)

2'033 (+92)

837 (-20)

7'326 (-83)

568 (+3)

Aldesago

Barbengo

Besso

Bogno

Brè

Breganzona

Cadro

Carabbia

Carona

Cassarate

Castagnola

Castagnola Caprino

Centro

Certara

Cimadera

Cureggia

Davesco-Soragno

Gandria

Cantine di Gandria

Loreto

Molino Nuovo

Pambio-Noranco

Pazzallo

Pregassona

Sonvico

Valcolla

Viganello

Villa Luganese

0 2'000 4'000 6'000 8'000 10'000

2016

2017

Population PopulationGeographical distributionMain age brackets Men Women

22 23

Inhabitants: 68'012 distribution by geographical area (2017)

Total population

Population

Population Top10 Swiss citiesSource: BFS (Data 2016 permanent residents only)

PopulationAverage density: 902.2 inhabitants per km2 (2017)

Density Top10 Swiss citiesSource: BFS (Data 2016 permanent residents only)

«Weight»of the sections

(density normalisation)

694

2371

5210

206

432

5438

2561

639

930

37662437

84

5407

103

200

173

1652

292

3259

9665

7671544

9418

2033

837

7326

568

ZurichGeneva

BaselLausanne

BernWinterthur

LucerneSt. Gallen

LuganoBienne

402'762 198'979 171'017 137'810 133'115 109'775 81'592 75'481 64'680 54'456

Total population per km2

< 50

51 – 100

101 – 500

501 – 1'000

1'001 – 5'000

> 5'000

GenevaBasel

ZurichLausanne

LucerneBern

BienneSt Gallen

WinterthurLugano

12'514.4 7'125.7 4'582.0 3'336.8 2'803.8 2'579.7 2'556.6 1'920.6 1'612.0 909.3

24 25

Focus: North (Val Colla)0 – 19 years

0 – 19 years20 – 64 years

> 65 years

Focus: Centre North

Focus: North (Val Colla)

Focus: North (Val Colla)

Population Population

Distribution(standard deviation)

Low High

26 27

0 – 19 years

20 – 64 years

20 – 64 years

> 65 years

Focus: South

Focus: South

Focus: Centre North

Focus: Centre North


Low High


28 29

2017 2016 Variation Men Women

1. Switzerland41'202

(60.58%)41.315

-113 (-0.3%)

19'140 (46.5%)

22'062 (53.6%)

2. Italy16'519

(24.29%)16.688

-169(-1%)

9'196 (55.7%)

7'323 (44.3%)

3. Portugal1'280

(1.88%)1.305

-25 (-1.9%)

630(49.2%)

650(50.8%)

4. Germany939

(1.38%)979

-40 (-4.1%)

470(50.1%)

469 (50%)

5. Serbia824

(1.21%)861

-37 (-4.3%)

400(48.5%)

424(51.5%)

6. Kosovo523

(0.77%)515

8(1.6%)

248(47.4%)

275(52.6%)

7. Bosnia andErzegovina

397 (0.58%)

421 -24

(-5.7%)187

(47.1%)210

(52.9%)

8. Spain373

(0.55%)399

-26 (-6.5%)

183(49.1%)

190(50.9%)

9. Turkey341

(0.5%)322

19(5.9%)

177(51.9%)

164(48.1%)

10. Romania330

(0.49%)311

19(6.1%)

55(16.7%)

275(83.3%)

11. France321

(0.47%)344

-23 (-6.7%)

154(48%)

167(52%)

12. Russia320

(0.47%)332

-12 (-3.6%)

112(35%)

208(65%)

13. Croazia310

(0.46%)320

-10 (-3.1%)

137(44.2%)

173(55.8%)

14. Brazil287

(0.42%)284

3(1.1%)

91(31.7%)

196(68.3%)

Other countries (127)

4'046 (5.9%)

3'99155

(1.4%)1'799

(44.4%)2'247

(55.5%)

∑68'012 (100%) 68'387 -375

(-0.5%)32'979

(48.5%)35'033

(51.5%)

> 65 yearsFocus: South



Low High

Distribution by nationality

30 31

2017 2016 Varition

Births 513 495 18 (3.6%)

Deaths 708 661 47 (7.1%)

Address changes 4'034 4'146 -112 (-2.7%)

Naturalisations 355 291 64 (22%)

Marriages 514 566 -52 (-9.2%)

Divorces 238 262 -24 (-9.2%)

2017 2016 Variation

Arrivals 5'226 5'900 -674 (-11.4%)

Departures 5'406 6'024 -618 (-10.3%)

Movements from one neighbourhood to another 2'466 2'606 -140 (-5.4%)

Intra-neighbourhood movements 1'406 1'397 9 (0.6%)

General mobility 19.76% 21.40% -1.65 (-7.7%)

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Alde

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Barb

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Breg

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Aldesago 2 0 1 3 2 4 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 20

Barbengo 0 79 5 1 5 3 0 0 1 2 6 0 3 11 1 10 11 3 0 3 144

Besso 1 1 102 2 23 4 0 1 16 5 31 1 19 44 0 3 17 2 0 22 294

Brè 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 5

Breganzona 0 1 32 0 127 3 0 0 8 0 23 0 5 23 2 3 5 8 0 11 251

Cadro 0 0 4 0 2 44 0 1 8 6 4 16 1 9 0 4 15 8 0 13 135

Carabbia 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 12

Carona 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 7 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 20

Cassarate 6 0 21 0 3 9 0 1 92 10 23 4 12 52 4 2 11 0 0 38 288

Castagnola 5 0 3 2 3 2 0 0 7 35 5 0 4 11 0 0 6 2 0 21 106

Centro 1 10 37 0 11 21 0 3 17 12 80 2 24 82 0 3 26 41 1 48 419

Davesco-S. 0 1 2 0 0 10 2 0 8 1 2 7 0 9 1 0 9 1 0 6 59

Loreto 2 3 20 1 1 5 0 1 9 4 13 0 39 34 1 4 14 0 0 15 166

Molino N. 0 8 42 3 23 27 6 1 29 11 65 8 23 293 1 5 67 1 2 52 667

Pambio-No. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 0 5 4 1 0 0 1 19

Pazzallo 1 7 2 0 0 0 0 5 6 5 4 1 7 4 1 37 2 1 1 2 86

Pregassona 8 5 18 1 12 27 1 3 18 12 15 12 11 67 0 5 211 32 1 55 514

Sonvico 0 0 1 0 8 9 0 3 4 0 1 5 0 2 0 0 5 37 0 3 78

Valcolla 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 0 11

Viganello 1 5 21 5 13 28 0 0 36 8 27 4 18 77 1 0 47 5 3 191 490

Arrivals 28 121 317 19 238 197 14 26 262 114 308 61 171 723 17 81 451 142 11 483 3'784

0 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

60.62017

2016

2015

2014

60.5

60.5

60.9

31.6

31.8

31.6

31.2

7.8

7.8

7.9

7.9

Switzerland UE 27 Other countries

Not stated: Bogno, Certara, Cimadera, Cureggia, Gandria e Villa Luganese. (< 10 departures or arrivals)

PopulationDistribution CH - EU 27 – Other countries (%)

Main changes

PopulationPopulation movements

Internal annual movements of population

32 33

419

2

8280

4841

65

27

1

37

31

26

15

2413

4

23

23

2 6

4

0

41

5

2

144294

251

135

20

1220

288

106

419

59166

667

1986

514

7811

490

Dynamics of annual movements amongst neighbourhoods

Focus: Centre

Departures from the Centre neighbourhood (419), included internal movements (80).

Departures from neighbourhoods (min. 10 depts), including internal movements.

Notes:Neighbourhood colour = arc colour: balance equal or negative movements (departures or internal movements)Neighbourhood colour <> arc colour: balance positive movements (arrivals)

Population PopulationDynamics of annual movements between Centre and other neighbourhoods

Aldesago (20) Barbengo (144) Besso (294) Breganzona (251) Cadro (135) Carabbia (12) Carona (20) Cassarate (288) Castagnola (106) Centro (419)

Davesco-Soragno (59) Loreto (166) Molino Nuovo (667) Pambio-Noranco (19) Pazzallo (86) Pregassona (514) Sonvico (78) Valcolla (11) Viganello (490)

Aldesago (1) Barbengo (10) Besso (37) Breganzona (11) Cadro (21) Carabbia (0) Carona (3) Cassarate (17) Castagnola (12)

Davesco-Soragno (2) Loreto (24) Molino Nuovo (82) Pambio-Noranco (0) Pazzallo (3) Pregassona (26) Sonvico (41) Valcolla (1) Viganello (48)

34 35

Dynamics of annual movements between Pregassona and other neighbourhoods

Dynamics of annual movements between Viganelloand other neighbourhoods

514

1

211

675532

67

2

1

1551827

18

14

015

6

11

17

2

47

1

11

269

5

490

1

191774736

52

11

2728

21

15

1

13

21

1

22

2

55

38

48

6

3

3

15


Centro (15) Davesco-Soragno (12) Loreto (11) Molino Nuovo (67) Pambio-Noranco (0) Pazzallo (5) Sonvico (32) Valcolla (1) Viganello (55)


Centro (27) Davesco-Soragno (4) Loreto (18) Molino Nuovo (77) Pambio-Noranco (1) Pazzallo (0) Pregassona (47) Sonvico (5) Valcolla (3)

Departures from Pregassona neighbourhood (514),included internal movements (211). Departures from Viganello (490), included internal movements (191).

Arrivals in Pregassona neighbourhood: 451, included internal movements (211). Arrivals in Viganello neighbourhood: 483, included internal movements (191).


36 37

Area Students Location Students Classes

Centro

Ronchetto 48 2

Lambertenghi 30 2

282 Castausio 42 2

Molino Nuovo 101 5

Bertaccio 61 3

Collina

Breganzona 111 5

228 Besso 34 2

Gemmo 83 4

Monte Boglia

Villa Luganese 17 1

Val Colla 30 2

Bozzoreda 47 2

Terzerina 113 5

441 Piccolo Mondo 91 4

Davesco 37 2

Sonvico 15 1

Dino 32 2

Cadro 59 3

Monte Brè

Brè 17 1

Ruvigliana 28 2

281 Cassarate 92 4

Bottogno 122 6

Collina Viganello 22 1

San Salvatore

Pazzallo 47 3

Barbengo 77 4

197 Pambio-Noranco 19 1

Loreto 36 2

Carona 18 1

∑ 1'429 ∑ 1'429 72

School SchoolPupils in nursery school: numbers per area Occupation nursery school by area and location

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17

Centro 302 298 296 299 307 282

Collina 238 237 245 228 221 228

Monte Boglia 290 287 470 463 456 441

Monte Brè 334 328 285 310 321 281

San Salvatore 232 213 209 216 217 197

∑ 1'396 1'363 1'505 1'516 1'522 1'429

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/2017

500

400

300

200

100

38 39

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17

Centro 392 378 396 424 454 470

Collina 351 353 347 378 379 372

Monte Boglia 454 479 690 735 744 751

Monte Brè 470 478 489 506 503 474

San Salvatore 307 339 357 341 366 361

∑ 1'974 2'027 2'279 2'384 2'446 2'428

Area Students Location Students Classes

Centro 470

Bertaccio 50 3

Molino Nuovo 233 11

Lambertenghi 105 5

Gerra 82 5

Collina 372Besso 129 7

Breganzona 243 12

Monte Boglia 751

Davesco 78 5

Bozzoreda 196 10

Centro 219 11

Cadro 95 5

Sonvico 90 5

Villa Luganese 32 2

Val Colla 41 3

Monte Brè 474

Cassarate 110 6

Ruvigliana 91 5

Brè 12 1

Centrale Viganello 48 3

NCS Viganello 213 11

San Salvatore 361

Loreto 88 5

Pazzallo 122 6

Barbengo 138 7

Carona 13 1

∑ 2'428 ∑ 2'428 129

300

400

500

600

700

800

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17

SchoolPupils in primary school: numbers per area

SchoolOccupation primary school by area and location

40 41

2017 2016 Variation

Trading 916 1'109 -193 (-17%)

Donations 194 272 -78 (-29%)

Succession 641 709 -68 (-9.6%)

Changes 1'124 978 146 (15%)

∑ 2'875 3'068 -193 (-6.3%)

2017 2016 Variation

Housing 40'053 39'330 723 (1.8%)

Shops andbusinesses 3'005 2'985 20 (0.7%)

Offices 3'274 3'262 12 (0.4%)

Bars andrestaurants 531 531 0 (0%)

Warehouses 276 276 0 (0%)

Rooms 285 291 -6 (-2.1%)

Various 1'024 995 29 (2.9%)

48'448 47'670 778 (1.6%)

2017 10'115 (83%) 2'117 (17%)

3'000 6'000 9'000 12'0000

Usage destination

Real estate transactions

Single and multi-household houses (not-PPP) Multi-storey dwellings (PPP)

Single and multi-household houses

Multi-storey dwellings

Construction and housing Construction and housingSingle or multi-household houses vs multi-storey dwellings (PPP)

Buildings: 12’232

42 43

Houses: 40’053

Rent owned

Single and multi-household houses (PPP)

Construction and housing Construction and housing

Distribution by sections(standard deviation)

Singleand multi-householdhouses

Multi-storey dwellings (PPP)

Occupation residential units

U: units P: persons P/U: persons per unit A A: average age

2016 2017

U P P / U AA U P P/U AA Crescita P/Ugeographical distribution

Aldesago 398 685 1.72 54.3 398 694 1.74 54.7

Barbengo 1'011 2'371 2.35 41.1 1007 2'371 2.35 41.5

Besso 2'706 5'249 1.94 45.1 2685 5'210 1.94 45.3

Bogno 118 213 1.81 46.9 116 206 1.78 47

Brè 205 417 2.03 45.4 211 432 2.05 46

Breganzona 2'455 5'473 2.23 43.6 2457 5'438 2.21 43.8

Cadro 1'029 2'471 2.4 42.2 1043 2'561 2.46 42.3

Carabbia 270 638 2.36 43.5 270 639 2.37 43.6

Carona 414 915 2.21 45.1 422 930 2.2 45.6

Cassarate 2'140 3'806 1.78 47.2 2116 3'766 1.78 47

Castagnola 1'402 2'560 1.83 51.3 1378 2'521 1.83 51.5

Centro 2'953 5'526 1.87 46.6 2946 5'407 1.84 46.6

Certara 69 104 1.51 51.8 71 103 1.45 53.9

Cimadera 126 199 1.58 52.5 127 200 1.57 52.8

Cureggia 65 179 2.75 40.4 69 173 2.51 42.8

Davesco-Soragno 704 1'642 2.33 43.3 703 1'652 2.35 43.9

Gandria 150 293 1.95 47 153 292 1.91 47.1

Loreto 1'759 3'260 1.85 48.2 1748 3'259 1.86 48.4

Molino Nuovo 4'977 9'763 1.96 44.4 5028 9'665 1.92 44.5

Pambio-Noranco 312 783 2.51 41.4 303 767 2.53 41.5

Pazzallo 725 1'550 2.14 41.1 720 1'544 2.14 41.3

Pregassona 4'353 9'518 2.19 42.1 4330 9'418 2.18 42.3

Sonvico 811 1'941 2.39 43.4 845 2'033 2.41 44.5

Valcolla 462 857 1.85 49.5 461 837 1.82 52.1

Viganello 3'644 7'409 2.03 45.7 3582 7'326 2.05 46

Villa Luganese 246 565 2.3 45 246 568 2.31 45.3

school areasCentro 7'930 15'289 1.93 45.1 7'974 15'072 1.89 45.2

Collina 5'161 10'722 2.08 44.2 5'142 10'648 2.07 44.5

Monte Boglia 7'918 17'510 2.21 42.8 7'942 17'578 2.21 43.5

Monte Bre 8'004 15'349 1.92 47.3 7'907 15'204 1.92 47.6

San Salvatore 4'491 9'517 2.12 44.1 4'470 9'510 2.13 44.4Lugano

Lugano 33'504 68'387 2.04 44.7 33'435 68'012 2.03 45.1

2017 27'888 (70%) 12'165 (30%)

10'000 20'000 30'000 40'0000

44 45

Distribution by usage type

Offices

Bars and restaurants

Shops and businesses

Distribution by usage type


Low High

Construction and housing Construction and housing


Low High

46 47

5000

10000

15000

20000

2008

8'9859'837

10'802

12'018

13'486

15'426

16'60117'053 17'250 17'326

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

52

725

41

531 840282

18

8727

172

24

736

1925

184 375

780

777

302

24

34

15

199

80

3

42

108

29

7

1

Activities per km2

< 50

51 – 200

201 – 500

501 – 1500

1501– 3000

3001 – 9000

Recorded as of 31.12.2017: 17'326 (+0.4%)

Arrivals 1’288

Departures 413

Address changes 1’282

Total 2’983

Business activities Business activities

Development

Annual movements

Distribution by neighbourhood

42.9%

43.1%

13.8%

48 49

Distribution and detail by sections

Activities per km2

< 300

301 - 1000

1001 - 2500

2501 - 6000

6001 - 15000

15001 - 30000

Business activities Business activities

«Weight» of the sections(density normalisation)

Distribution by business activity

2017 2016 Variation

Banks 54 56 -2 (-3.6%)

Other financial and trustee activities 6'472 6'477 -5 (-0.1%)

Wholesale trading(including raw materials trading)

2'062 2'088 -26 (-1.2%)

Energy 32 37 -5 (-13.5%)

Building, architecture and engineering 1'528 1'525 3 (0.2%)

Reatail 812 821 -9 (-1.1%)

Manufacturing 698 686 12 (1.7%)

Hotels and restaurants 607 625 -18 (-2.9%)

Pharma & Biomed 137 132 5 (3.8%)

Culture 343 345 -2 (-0.6%)

Other activity sectors 4'581 4'458 123 (2.8%)

∑ 17'326 17'250 76 (0.4%)

50 51

Tax year

Tax year

Tax year

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

60Mio

120Mio

180Mio

240Mio

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

40Mio

80Mio

120Mio

160Mio

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

100Mio

200Mio

300Mio

400Mio

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Taxation TaxationGeneral noteAll the data in this section refer to tax notifications issued on a cantonal basis with a tax multiplier of 100%.

NotesThe rate of issued notifications remains steady between 100% and 95% until the 2014 tax year and then rapidly declines in the following years.

The outstanding issued value (expressed in %) is based on the taxpayer’s last known notification and doesn’t take into account any prompt variation.

Most of the outstanding cases concern significant tax revenues with lengthy decision-making procedures. Therefore, the issued value rate doesn’t generally go toe-to-toe with the number of issued adjustments.

Tax data require several years (cantonal notification delays, processing of warning orders and appeals) before converging to consolidated values. For example, for the fiscal year 2012, 99.6% of the notifications, corresponding to the issued value rate of 96.6% were issued as of 31.12.2017.

Whereas for the year 2014, detailed below, the issued value rate is 81.1%, with 95.6% of issued adjustments, leaving to the remaining 4.4% taxpayers the 18.9% outstanding taxes (estimated at about 70.8 million).

Natural persons

Total natural persons and corporate bodies

Corporate bodies

Income + profit and capital gains tax Wealth tax Property tax Issued value (%) Issued adjustments (%)

Evolution of tax notifications per tax year

(Issu

ance

s%)

(Issu

ance

s%)

(Issu

ance

s%)

52 53

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

5Mrd

10Mrd

15Mrd

20Mrd

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

20'000

40'000

60'000

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

0

240Mio

80Mio

160Mio

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Evolution of Income and Assets Evolution in the number of taxpayers

Income Assets Issued value (%) Issued adjustments (%)

Evolution of total amount of taxes by types of taxpayers

Domiciled Non-domiciled residents Domiciled in TI

Domiciled in CH Domiciled abroad Issued value ( (%) Issued adjustments (%)

NotesThe taxable assets steadily increase reaching their highest value of 18 billion in 2013 against 98.6% of issues and 91% of issued value.

With the completion of issues, further growth is expected in the following fiscal years, mostly due to the tangible impact of tax amnesty arrangements for disclosing undeclared assets.

The total taxable income is subject to few variations over time and settles between 2.2 and 2.5 billion, corresponding to a per capita value between CHF 50’000 and 58’000.

Num

ber o

f tax

paye

rs

Taxation Taxation

Natural persons Natural persons

Natural persons

Tax year

(Issu

ance

s%)

Tax year

Tax year

(Issu

ance

s%)

Num

ber o

f tax

paye

rs

54 55

Issued adjustment (%) 95,6%

Issued value (%) 81,1%

Income + profit and capital gains tax 260'354'879

Wealth tax 33'316'276

Property tax 8'437'497

Personal income tax 947'620

Outstanding taxes 70'840'066

∑ Expected taxes 373'896'337

Domiciled 126'707'847 (28'518)

Non-domiciled residents 8'036'760 (1'000)

Domiciled in TI 65'755'026 (10'980)

Domiciled in CH 3'016'570 (1'924)

Domiciled abroad 5'892'466 (2'273)

Total 209'408'670 (44'695)

1.4%2.8%

31.4%

60.5%3.8%

Taxpayers 44'695

Income tax 169'657'346 CHF

Wealth tax 33'316'276 CHF

Municipal property tax 5'487'428 CHF

Personal income tax 947'620 CHF

Total 209'408'670 CHF

Taxpayers 11'448

Tax on profit and capital gains 90'697'533 CHF

Municipal property tax 2'950'069 CHF

Total 93'647'602 CHF

2015

/01

2015

/03

2015

/05

2015

/07

2015

/09

2015

/11

2016

/01

2016

/03

2016

/05

2016

/07

2016

/09

2016

/11

2017

/01

2017

/03

2017

/05

2017

/07

2017

/09

2017

/110

100Mio

200Mio

300Mio

400Mio

0%

25%

50%

75%

100%

Overall monthly evolution

In-depth analysis for the 2014 tax year

Focus: 2014

2014 is the last tax year with an above 95% rate of issues and is hereafter used to detail various features, with particular attention being paid to resident natural persons and to their geographical distribution.

Tax allotment

Allotment by type of residence

Focus: 2014

Natural persons

Corporate bodies

Income + profit and capital gains tax Wealth tax Property tax Outstanding taxes Issued value (%) Issued adjustments (%)

(Issu

ance

s%)

Taxation Taxation

56 57

Average income by section (CHF)

< 40'000

40'000 – 49'999

50'000 – 59'999

60'000 – 69'999

> 70'000

Resident taxpayers: 28'518

Per capita income: 51'232 CHF

Total tax revenue per capita: 4’443 CHF

Resident taxpayers: 28'518

Assets per capita: 273'007 CHF

Average assets by section (CHF)

< 100'000

100'000 – 299'999

300'000 – 499'999

500'000 – 699'999

> 700'000

Geographical allotment of taxable income by resident natural persons

Geographical allotment of assets by resident natural persons

Focus: 2014 Focus: 2014

Taxation Taxation

58 59

4'296'000

4'806'000

3'613'000

3'334'000

7'726'000

3'055'000

88'000

7'210'000

8'504'000

7'590'000

10'485'000

37'119'000

24'437'000

0..100

101..2'500

2'501..4'500

4'501..6'500

6'501..10'000

10'000..50'000

50'000+

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

83'000

Mio

171'000171'000 171'000

11'506'000

13'310'000

11'203'000 11'203'000

13'819'000 13'819'000

44'845'000 44'845'000

27'492'000 27'492'000

5'628 5'628

6'940 6'940

7'304 7'304

8'646 8'646

2'423

2'279

2'395

3'994

3'205

4'661

4'909

4'652

0..35

36..50

51..65

65+

0 1'000 2'000 3'000 4'000 5'000 6'000 7'000 8'000 9'000

5'664'000

33'460'000

42'535'000

45'049'000

6'207'000

7'525'000

10'936'000

3'731'000

27'253'000

35'010'000

34'113'000

1'933'0000..35

36..50

51..65

65+

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45Mio

172'000 172'000

11'330'000 11'330'000

13'251'000 13'251'000

10'579'000 10'579'000

14'129'000 14'129'000

45'963'000 45'963'00031'283'000 31'283'000

4'259'000

4'773'000

3'451'000

3'650'000

7'037'000

3'349'000

7'071'000

89'000 83'000

8'478'000

7'128'000

10'479'000

38'926'000

27'934'000

0..100

101..2'500

2'501..4'500

4'501..6'500

6'501..10'000

10'000..50'000

50'000+

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45Mio

7'429 7'429

10'777 10'7773'907 3'907

1'962 1'962

1'765 1'765

2'378 2'378

300 300

3'872

4'248

1'415

647

463

403

3'557

6'529

2'492

1'315

1'302

1'975

257 43

0..100

101..2'500

2'501..4'500

4'501..6'500

6'501..10'000

10'000..50'000

50'000+

0 2'000 4'000 6'000 8'000 10'000

Allotment by age brackets (natural persons, residents)

Focus: 2014

Taxpayers

Taxes (CHF)

Men/Principal income earner Women/ Principal income earner Men/Principal income earner Women/ Principal income earner

Focus: 2014

Allotment by tax range (natural persons, residents)

Taxpayers

Taxes (CHF)

TaxationTaxation

60 61

T TI (CHF) CT (CHF) < 35 CT (CHF) 36–50 CT (CHF) 51–65 CT (CHF) > 65 CT (CHF)

Castagnola 818 89'931 12'280 119 1'730 188 8'098 225 13'740 286 18'272 Castagnola

Centro 2056 66'440 8'373 337 1'253 475 10'881 526 7'352 718 10'804 Centro

Loreto 1166 61'103 6'559 169 1'581 279 5'416 290 10'046 428 6'908 Loreto

Cureggia 65 67'183 6'380 16 555 8 5'980 28 9'797 13 6'436 Cureggia

Carona 366 63'458 6'292 82 593 83 5'211 95 9'703 106 8'491 Carona

Aldesago 259 62'557 6'176 41 763 57 4'409 69 11'376 92 5'782 Aldesago

Carabbia 289 62'315 5'301 67 217 75 6'488 81 7'770 66 6'084 Carabbia

Villa L. 267 59'108 5'012 53 897 62 4'227 78 8'483 74 4'959 Villa L.

Breganzona 2420 56'805 4'968 569 868 559 5'249 621 7'822 671 5'570 Breganzona

Gandria 108 57'406 4'649 22 1'781 29 6'717 29 3'466 28 5'985 Gandria

Cadro 1015 58'084 4'506 234 1'374 277 5'043 280 6'310 224 4'859 Cadro

Sonvico 916 56'588 4'277 201 932 239 4'770 243 6'739 233 4'089 Sonvico

Davesco-S. 815 56'660 4'240 201 1'246 196 5'494 218 5'469 200 4'682 Davesco-S.

Cassarate 1557 46'356 3'724 236 1'136 371 4'969 347 3'763 603 3'949 Cassarate

Pregassona 4233 48'152 3'607 953 819 1152 4'210 1051 5'520 1077 3'564 Pregassona

Pazzallo 642 47'680 3'566 157 990 167 5'001 173 4'908 145 3'101 Pazzallo

Besso 2221 45'014 3'560 399 1'016 533 3'403 577 4'938 712 3'986 Besso

Brè 198 46'958 3'466 52 940 36 4'179 68 4'655 42 4'057 Brè

Viganello 3343 44'534 3'415 625 801 773 4'146 832 3'944 1113 3'979 Viganello

Molino N. 4054 40'689 3'114 769 1'178 938 3'297 963 4'020 1384 3'435 Molino N.

Barbengo 849 44'790 2'821 179 750 248 3'006 257 3'557 165 3'645 Barbengo

Caprino 16 38'279 2'785 0 0 3 1'461 6 3'321 7 2'893 Caprino

Pambio-N. 324 43'431 2'653 75 876 83 3'245 92 3'662 74 2'536 Pambio-N.

Valcolla 325 35'560 1'697 49 1'012 67 2'269 89 1'924 120 1'489 Valcolla

Cimadera 79 42'362 1'619 9 460 15 2'157 31 1'379 24 2'027 Cimadera

Bogno 85 36'507 1'478 12 632 19 1'868 22 2'433 32 907 Bogno

Certara 32 30'137 1'429 2 46 8 677 13 1'770 9 1'913 Certara

∑ 28’518 51’232 4’443 5628 1'006 6940 4'821 7304 5'823 8646 5'210 ∑

Focus: 2014Per capita tax allotment by neighbourhoods and age brackets (natural persons, residents)

T: Taxpayers; TI: Per capita taxable income; CT: Per capita tax

Taxes

62 63

3'266

5'896

1'281

774

231

0..100

101..2'500

2'501..10'000

10'000..50'000

50'000+

0 1'000 2'000 3'000 4'000 5'000 6'000

84'000

3'613'000

6'552'000

16'809'000

66'591'000

0..100

101..2'500

2'501..10'000

10'000..50'000

50'000+

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70Mio

Focus: 2014

Corporate bodies

Criminal Code Offences, City of Lugano 2017

Types and evolution of crimes, City of Lugano

Public security

Nr. crimes

Jeopardy of life or limb 236

Property 1'959

Personal honour and private sphere 169

Personal freedom 457

Sexual integrity 45

Family 23

Public danger 9

Counterfeiting of money, forgery of official stamps 12

Forgery 130

Public order 6

Public autority 43

Justice administration 56

Office and professional duties 10

Corruption 2

Violation of federal legal regulations 121

∑ 3’278

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Criminal Code Offences 5'100 4'726 3'470 3'529 3'278

Narcotics Act Offences 693 854 802 894 875

Foreign Nationals Act Offences 245 198 192 254 179

All indicators refer to the municipal perimeter of the City of Lugano.The indicators presented are in line with computation rules, coding procedures, registration and evaluation principles standardized in accordance with the 2009 revision of the police criminal statistics.

TaxationAllotment by tax range (Corporate bodies)

Taxpayers

Taxes (CHF)

64 65

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

100

80

60

40

Road accidents, City of Lugano

No. of offences

Consumption fine 511

Possession/Seizure fine 181

Growing/Production fine 1

Possession/Seizure misdemeanour 34

Growing/Production misdemeanour 3

Trafficking misdemeanour 82

Import, export, transit misdemeanour 2

Possession/Seizure felony 15

Trafficking felony 46

∑ 875

Accidentsby consequences

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Overall accidents 1'012 894 837 739 740 624 660 622

involvingmaterial damage

824 712 656 591 606 482 548 518

involvingpersonal injuries

188 182 181 148 134 142 112 104

with dead people 2 1 2 1 2 0 2 1

with serious injuries

45 55 47 32 40 38 42 25

with light injuries 141 126 132 115 92 104 68 76

No. of offences

Unlawful entry/exit/stay 112

Illegal activity 42

Fraudulent conduct towards the authorities 8

Unlawful facilitation 18

∑ 180

Narcotics Act Offences, City of Lugano 2017

Foreign Nationals Act Offences, City of Lugano 2017

Personal injuries Material damages (in % relative to 2010)

Public securityPublic security

66 67

Interventions on the territory

Drawing on the data of the Police operations centre of the City of Lugano, in 2017 was developed a system of mapping police interventions on the territory by analysing location information available in the reporting system (neighbourhood and street), which allows a first level of territorial analysis, at present limited only to the street.

From 1.1.2018 a further enhancement of the system will increase the georeferencing quality of the interventions up to the house number, allowing even more precise and relevant territorial analysis (space/time)

Road accidents, City of Lugano

(Geolocated interventions: 81%)

Injuredìby conse-quences

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Overall injured

229 223 214 175 159 166 139 120

Deaths 2 1 2 1 2 0 3 1

Serious injuries

46 62 50 35 42 38 43 30

Light injuries 181 160 162 139 115 128 93 89

Deaths and seriously injured people Lightly injured people (in % relative to 2010)

Example: interventions for accidents

1-2 3-8 9-35

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

150

120

90

60

30

Public securityPublic security

68 69

City sports facilities: users

Public libraries: borrowed books

Museums, theatres and concerts: visitors

Example: interventions for accidents by time slots

00-06 h

12-18 h

06-12 h

18-24 h

Culture and sports

2017 2016 Variation

Museums 80'325 111'141 -30'816 (-27.7%)

Theatre and concerts

102'748 96'813 5'935 (6.1%)

∑ 183'073 207'954 -24'881 (-11.9%)

2017 2016 Variation

Lido Lugano 185'915 168'892 17'023 (10.1%)

Lido San Domenico 7'611 6'644 967 (14.5%)

Lido Riva Caccia 10'996 9'731 1'265 (12.9%)

Caronaswimming pool

24'780 20'981 3'799 (18.1%)

Resega ice rink 11'818 - -

2017 2016

Borrowed books

90'559 91'817

With the inauguration of the new LAC cultural centre (Lugano Arte e Cultura),the city’s cultural offering has increased significantly.

Interventions on the territory

1-2 3-8 9-35

Public security

70 71

0.0%

5.0%

10.0%

15.0%

20.0%

25.0%

30.0%

35.0%

40.0%

45.0%

2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Non-recyclable waste Recyclable waste Recycling rate (%)

0.0

5'000.0

10'000.0

15'000.0

20'000.0

25'000.0

30'000.0

35'000.0

40'000.0

2008

Municipal wasteDistribution of consumption by type (in t)

Municipal waste

2017 2016 Variation

Overall waste

t 32'961 33'694 -733 (-2.2%)

kg/pers 484.6 492.7 -8.1 (-1.6%)

Non-recyclable waste

t 21'304 21'732 -428 (-2%)

kg/pers 313,2 317.8 -4.6 (-1.4%)

Recyclable waste

t 11'656 11'961 -305 (-2.5%)

kg/pers 171.4 174.9 -3.5 (-2%)

Recycling rate

% 35.40% 35.50% -0.1%

Consumption evolution (in t) and recycling rate (in %)

Annual consumption and per capita average

2017 2016 Variation

Non-recyclableMSW(Municipal Solid Waste)

20'378.00 20'769.40

Bulky waste 926.7 963.1 -36.4 (-3.8%)

Recyclable

Vegetable waste 2'525.50 2'899.50 -374 (-12.9%)

Paper and paperboard

3'765.70 3'962.00 -196.3 (-5%)

Glass 2'536.40 2'433.40 103 (4.2%)

Aluminium and tin

75.7 76.8 -1.1 (-1.4%)

PET 78.4 80.7 -2.3 (-2.9%)

Wood 1'463.80 1'446.30 17.5 (1.2%)

Waste of electri-cal equipment

418.8 338.3 80.5 (23.8%)

Batteries and accumulators

25.3 17.3 8 (46.2%)

Waste oils 16.9 18.1 -1.2 (-6.6%)

Textiles 199.6 152 47.6 (31.3%)

Coffeecapsules

17 16.7 0.3 (1.8%)

-391.4 (-1.9%)

Index

INTRODUCTION 01

CITY EVOLUTION 03

TERRITORIAL STRUCTURE 11

POPULATION 16

SCHOOL 36

CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING 40

BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 46

TAXATION 50

PUBLIC SECURITY 63

CULTURE AND SPORTS 69

MUNICIPAL WASTE 70

Sources:

Administrative records and archives, City of Lugano

GIS, City of Lugano

Urban Audit Project (Swiss City Statistics)

Cantonal Police

Cantonal Library

Concept and implementation:

Urban statistics service, City of Lugano

In partnership with:

Chancellery division

Communication, international and local relations division

Culture division

Economic development division

Education division

Finance division

IT division

Police division

Sports division

Urban areas division

Urban planning, environment and mobility division

Layout and graphic design:

Events and congresses division

Printing:

Fontana Print SA Pregassona

Information:

City of Lugano

Urban statistics service

Via della Posta 8

CH-6900 Lugano

[email protected]

web:

www.lugano.ch/citta-amministrazione/statistiche

© Città di Lugano, Servizio statistica urbana, Lugano 2018

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