Campania has the lowest longevity index in Italy, with an average of 79,4 years. This data is part of the Istat 2025 Report, which details life expectancy in all regions of the country.
The top of the list is occupied by Trentino-Alto AdigeIn that region, in the North, the average life expectancy reaches 82,2 years. The difference between the first and last place in the ranking is almost three years.
The central and northern regions dominate the top positions. Umbria comes in second place, with 81,9 years, followed by Marche, with 81,6 years. Veneto It occupies the fourth position, with a age of 81,5 years.
Factors of regional inequality
The report indicates that life expectancy is an indicator sensitive to structural conditions. The index reflects the quality of the healthcare system and access to preventive screenings.
Factors such as pollution, housing conditions, and income also influence the numbers. Regions like Tuscany, with 81,4 years, and Lombardy, with 81,3 years, maintain high averages.
Reality in the south and islands
Southern Italy has the lowest rates in the survey. In addition to that... campaniaSicily has an average life expectancy of 79,9 years, while Calabria has an average of 80,1 years.
Sardinia appears with an average age of 80,4 years, ranking 14th. Experts point out that the fragility of the social assistance system contributes to the vulnerability of health in these areas.
The ranking demonstrates that the socioeconomic context directly impacts the longevity of the population. Efficient access to public resources is crucial for raising the regional life expectancy.
