Eurostat wishes you a happy 2021!

How are the European economies recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic?
On 17 December, Eurostat will release the European Statistical Recovery Dashboard. Stay tuned!

On 9 December, Eurostat will release its forthcoming interactive publication “Housing in Europe”. Stay tuned!

Let´s celebrate World Statistics Day 2020 with this video.

On 12 October Eurostat will publish the new interactive digital publication ‘ Regions in Europe – Statistics visualised ‘. Stay tunned!

The 2020 edition of the digital publication "People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe" is released today covering for the first time data for the aggregate European Union with 27 Member States.
In today’s European Union, people are constant move, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, which contains short texts and interactive visualisations, shows trends and the latest data on a large range of statistics.
These include immigration, residence permits, commuting between regions, tourist destinations and number of cars, just to mention a few.
Watch the short video to learn more about the publication.

The 2020 edition of the digital publication “People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe” is released today covering for the first time data for the aggregate European Union with 27 Member States. In today’s European Union, people are constant move, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, …

Are you a teacher looking for data to use in your classroom? Need statistical tools and material to engage your student? Then, have a look to our video!

Are you a teacher looking for data to use in your classroom? Need statistical tools and material to engage your student? Then, have a look to our video!

At first glance, statistics might be difficult to understand. The aim of the section Statistics 4 beginners in Statistics Explained (http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statisti…) is to make the world of statistics a bit easier both for pupils and students as well as for all those with an interest in statistics.

At first glance, statistics might be difficult to understand. The aim of the section Statistics 4 beginners in Statistics Explained (http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statisti…) is to make the world of statistics a bit easier both for pupils and students as well as for all those with an interest in statistics.

Eurostat wishes you all the best for 2020!

Eurostat wishes you all the best for 2020!

On 18 October, Eurostat will release its forthcoming publication “Ageing Europe — looking at the lives of older people”. This brand new publication will be available in both paper and digital format.
Did you know that the number of people living in the EU aged 100 or more is projected to grow from almost 106 000 in 2018 to more than 500 000 by 2050? This and other facts can be found in the publication, which provides a detailed picture of the daily lives of older people in the EU, with data for individual EU Member States and EFTA countries.
The digital version will include interactive visualisations with the aim of giving you a simple and attractive insight into the current situation of older people in the EU.
Watch this short video to learn more about this new publication!

On 18 October, Eurostat will release its forthcoming publication “Ageing Europe — looking at the lives of older people”. This brand new publication will be available in both paper and digital format. Did you know that the number of people living in the EU aged 100 or more is projected to grow from almost 106 …

Eurostat has published a new digital publication: People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe.
In today’s European Union, people are on the move more than ever before, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, which contains short texts and interactive visualisations, shows trends and the latest data on a large range of statistics.
These include immigration, residence permits, commuting between regions, tourist destinations and number of cars, just to mention a few.
Watch the short video to learn more about the publication.

Eurostat has published a new digital publication: People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe. In today’s European Union, people are on the move more than ever before, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, which contains short texts and interactive visualisations, shows trends and the latest data …

On 9 July, Eurostat will publish the new digital publication People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe.
In today’s European Union, people are on the move more than ever before, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, which contains short texts and interactive visualisations, shows trends and the latest data on a large range of statistics.
These include immigration, residence permits, commuting between regions, tourist destinations and number of cars, just to mention a few.
Watch the short video to learn more about the publication.

On 9 July, Eurostat will publish the new digital publication People on the move – statistics on mobility in Europe. In today’s European Union, people are on the move more than ever before, be it due to migration, education, work or tourism. This digital publication, which contains short texts and interactive visualisations, shows trends and …

Eurostat statistician explains the characteristics of tourism trips in 2017.
For more information visit the Eurostat website section dedicated to tourism statistics:
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/tourism/overview

Eurostat statistician explains the characteristics of tourism trips in 2017. For more information visit the Eurostat website section dedicated to tourism statistics: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/tourism/overview

Eurostat has released the 2019 edition of the digital publication ‘SDGs & me’ about the Sustainable Development Goals. This digital publication contains short explanations and interactive visualisations for a selected sub-set of the EU SDG indicators. It aims to help you to understand what these 17 goals are about and invites you to explore and evaluate the situation of your country compared to others. Watch the short video below to learn more about the publication!

Discover the publication here: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/digpub/sdgs/

Further information is available in the dedicated section on the Eurostat´s website: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/sdi/overview

Eurostat has released the 2019 edition of the digital publication ‘SDGs & me’ about the Sustainable Development Goals. This digital publication contains short explanations and interactive visualisations for a selected sub-set of the EU SDG indicators. It aims to help you to understand what these 17 goals are about and invites you to explore and …

Statistics 4 beginners video explaining labour market concepts.
Further information can be found here: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Beginners:Labour_market

Statistics 4 beginners video explaining labour market concepts. Further information can be found here: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Beginners:Labour_market

Eurostat celebrates Europe Day 2019 with an entertaining video depicting a statistical portrait of the average European man and woman.