Residents' view of Upplands-Bro
Stockholms län · 33,333 residents · 2025 survey
49% recommend the municipality
#196
overall
-15
pp vs national average
70%
satisfied with schools
40%
trust in politicians
What residents think
Compared with the national average · SCB 2025
Municipal climate work
78%National average: 69% +9 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 79% 0 pp n=70
Women 78% 0 pp n=61
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 84% +6 pp n=17
Ages 30–49 82% +3 pp n=30
Ages 50–64 73% -6 pp n=33
Ages 65+ 67% -11 pp n=51
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 +6 since 2021 131 respondents
Household waste collection
84%National average: 92% -8 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 80% -4 pp n=197
Women 89% +4 pp n=206
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 89% +4 pp n=40
Ages 30–49 76% -8 pp n=69
Ages 50–64 88% +4 pp n=122
Ages 65+ 93% +9 pp n=172
2021 → 2025 ±0 since 2021 403 respondents
Recycling near home
78%National average: 82% -4 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 83% +5 pp n=190
Women 73% -5 pp n=200
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 84% +6 pp n=38
Ages 30–49 73% -5 pp n=70
Ages 50–64 77% -2 pp n=116
Ages 65+ 86% +8 pp n=166
2021 → 2025 +1 since 2021 390 respondents
Recycling centres
85%National average: 77% +8 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 87% +2 pp n=190
Women 83% -2 pp n=202
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 77% -8 pp n=39
Ages 30–49 85% 0 pp n=67
Ages 50–64 87% +2 pp n=118
Ages 65+ 90% +5 pp n=168
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 +1 since 2021 392 respondents
Drinking-water supply
88%National average: 89% -1 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 88% 0 pp n=107
Women 88% 0 pp n=81
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 91% +3 pp n=29
Ages 30–49 92% +4 pp n=35
Ages 50–64 77% -11 pp n=57
Ages 65+ 89% +1 pp n=67
2021 → 2025 +4 since 2021 188 respondents