Torres

Rio Grande do Sul

POPULATION

2024

43.268 hab

AREA

161,63 km²

SPI

BRAZIL

2025

60,53 / 100

Brazilian flag

2.003/5570

Rio Grande do Sul flag

260/ 497

GDP

PER CAPITA

2021

R$ 32.175,89

1.987/5570

Human Needs

75,07

37

Nutrition & Medical Care

78,71

15

Vaccination Coverage (Poliomyelitis)

Hospitalizations for Primary Care Sensitive Conditions

Ambulatory Care Sensitive Mortality Rates

Infant Mortality (less than 5 y.o.)

Malnutrition

Water & Sanitation

79,73

24

Improved Drinking Water Sources

Basica Sanitation Service

Water Supply System

Water Loss in Distribution Networks

Housing

85,5

40

Solid Waste Recollection

Adequate Household Electric Lighting

Households with Adequate Walls

Adequate Household Flooring

Safety

56,34

41

Youth Homicide Rate (15-29 y.o.)

Women Homicide Rate

Homicide Rate (general population)

Transportation Mortality Rates

Foundations of Wellbeing

70,8

4

Basic Education

72,19

38

Elementary School Abandonment Rates

High School Abandonment Rates

High School Dropout Rate

High School Age-Grade Gap

IDEB - Index of Development of Basic Education

High School Grade Retention

Information & Communications

84,77

1

Mobile Data Coverage (4G/5G)

Fix Broadband Subscription Rate

Mobile Phone Subscription Rate

Mobile Service Quality

Health

60,08

9

Consumption of Ultra-processed Foods

Life Expectancy

Mortality Rates (15-50 y.o.)

Noncommunicable Chronic Diseases Mortality Rate

Obesity Prevalence

Suicide Rates

Environmental Quality

66,14

4

Urban Green Areas

CO₂e per capita Emissions

Hot Pixels

IVCM - Climate Vulnerability Index

Deforestation (primary and secondary vegetation)

Opportunity

35,74

46

Rights & Voice

23,59

15

Access to Human Rights Programs

Public Policy for Minority Groups

Lawsuits Clearance Rate

Response to Social Security Cases

Response to Family Law Cases

Lawsuits Overload Rate

Freedom & Choice

55,74

23

Access to Culture, Leisure, and Sports

Teenage Pregnancy (<19)

Index of Vulnerability of Families from the Unified Registry (IVCAD)

Parks and Squares in Urban Areas

Inclusive Society

20,42

49

Families in Street Situation

Gender Parity in City Councils

Parity of Black People in City Councils

Violence Against Indigenous People

Violence Against Women

Violence Against Black People

Advanced Education

43,19

11

Employed population with Tertiary Education

Employed Women with Tertiary Education

ENEM Scores (National High School Exam)

LEGEND

Relatively STRONG

Relatively NEUTRAL

Relatively WEAK
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Results in relation to other municipalities in the same GDP per capita range in 2021
Alfredo Chaves (ES), Aloândia (GO), Alta Floresta D'Oeste (RO), Altair (SP), Alvorada do Sul (PR), Angelina (SC), Araguaiana (MT), Artur Nogueira (SP), Arvorezinha (RS), Bambuí (MG), Bernardino de Campos (SP), Birigui (SP), Biritiba Mirim (SP), Bom Retiro do Sul (RS), Campo Limpo Paulista (SP), Capitão (RS), Caraguatatuba (SP), Carmo do Rio Claro (MG), Chapadão do Lageado (SC), Engenheiro Paulo de Frontin (RJ), Fazenda Vilanova (RS), Fortaleza de Minas (MG), Itati (RS), Japaratuba (SE), Japira (PR), Maratá (RS), Miranda do Norte (MA), Monte Negro (RO), Ocauçu (SP), Palmas (PR), Palmas (TO), Paranapuã (SP), Pelotas (RS), Petrolândia (SC), Pimenta (MG), Rio Bom (PR), Rio das Flores (RJ), Rio do Campo (SC), Sant'Ana do Livramento (RS), São José do Vale do Rio Preto (RJ), São João del Rei (MG), São Pedro do Turvo (SP), Tambaú (SP), Torres (RS), Tunas (RS), Urubici (SC), Urupema (SC), Urânia (SP), Vale Real (RS), Águas de Lindóia (SP)

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