Esri Ecuador

Esri uses demographic and socioeconomic updates and forecasts provided by Esri Ecuador to create an advanced demographics dataset for Ecuador.

Esri Ecuador is the exclusive provider of Esri solutions in Ecuador.

Release date and vintage

This dataset was initially released in November 2026; the vintage is 2024.

Attribute summaries

The following table contains a summary description of the available categories in the Ecuadorian advanced demographics dataset:

Field category	Data category	Description
5-Year Age	Age	The estimated population for the year 2024 grouped into five-year ranges (ages 0-4 to 95-99, age 100+, and age unknown) and refined by gender. For example, total population aged 15 to 19 or all females aged 70 to 74 years. This variable includes a median age for each gender cohort.
Dependency Ratios	Age	The estimated population for the year 2024 grouped into child (up to age 15), working age (15 to 64), and senior (65 and over) cohorts and child, working age, and senior dependency ratios. Dependency ratios are used to compare cohort sizes and assess regional financial strain. For purposes of the ratios, populations in the child and senior age categories are considered dependent regardless of their actual economic dependency status.
Educational Attainment	Education	The estimated population in the year 2024 grouped by educational attainment categories, such as No education, Technical qualifications, or Doctoral degree.
Household Totals	Households	A collection of household variables, including an estimated count of all households and the average household size in the year 2024. Households are people that live together in a single housing unit.
Population by Income Percentile	Income	The estimated population in the year 2024 grouped into five income percentile categories (from highest to lowest): 95-100, 80-94, 50-79, 15-49, and 0-14.
Household Income	Income	A collection of income variables, including an estimated monthly household income and an average monthly household income in the year 2024.
Purchasing Power	Income	The population's estimated monthly disposable income in the year 2024. Purchasing power refers to the population's ability to buy goods and services. This attribute is grouped into four metrics: Total, Per Mill, Per Capita, and an Index. Total is the sum of regional monthly disposable income after taxes. Per Mill is the region's proportional share of the nation's monthly disposable income. Per Capita is the per-person average of the region's monthly disposable income. The Index compares the region's monthly disposable income to the national average, which has an index value of 100—for example, if a region's purchasing power index is 117, it has 17% more disposable income than average.
Marital Status	Marital Status	The estimated population for the year 2024 grouped by relationship categories, such as separated or common law.
Population Totals	Population	A collection of population variables, including the estimated population refined by gender cohorts and population density per square kilometer in the year 2024.
Monthly Spending	Spending	The population's estimated monthly spending in the year 2024 on specific categories, grouped into four metrics: Total, Per Mill, Per Capita, and an Index. Total is the monthly amount spent in this category. Per Mill is the region's proportional share of national monthly spending in this category. Per Capita is the per-person average of regional monthly spending in this category. The Index compares regional monthly spending to national spending, which has an index value of 100—for example, if the regional spending index is 89, the region spends 11% less in this category than the national average. Categories included in itemized monthly spending data include Alcoholic Beverages; Automotive Insurance; Clothing; Credit Cards; Education; Food and Beverage; Household Maintenance; Motorcycle Insurance; Personal Care; Pets; Recreational Services; Streaming; and Transportation.