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Statistics Explained, teie teejuht Euroopa statistikas. Statistics Explained on Eurostati ametlik veebisait, kus esitatakse kõik statistikaga seotud teemad kergesti arusaadaval moel. Veebisaidi artiklid moodustavad kõigile käepärase Euroopa statistika entsüklopeedia, mida täiendavad kasutatavaid termineid selgitav statistikasõnastik, suur hulk linke lisateabe saamiseks ning kõige uuemad andmed ja metaandmed. Tegemist on portaaliga mis on mõeldud nii igapäevastele kui ka juhuslikele kasutajatele.

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Employment and value added in EU exports - an analysis with FIGARO data

New 16/07/2024

In 2022, in terms of employment, the jobs of 31.1 million people in the EU was supported by exports to non-EU countries. These employed people accounted for 14.5% of the total EU employment (214.4 million). Between 2021 and 2022, the share of employed people supported by EU exports remained stable. However, from 2010 to 2022 it increased by 2.6 pp (from 11.9%). More ...

Excess mortality statistics

Updated 16/07/2024

Compared with the previous year, in May 2023, there were 11 831 additional deaths in the EU compared with the 2016-2019 baseline. More ...

Environmental tax statistics

Updated 16/07/2024

Across the EU, the environmental tax revenue-to-GDP ratios ranged in 2022 from 0.9% (Ireland) to 5.6% (Greece). The environmental taxes to TSC ratios also varied across the EU Member States, with Bulgaria (15.3%) and Greece (13%) reporting the largest shares of environmental taxes in TSC, and Sweden (2.9%) and Luxembourg (3.1%) the lowest. More ...

Water statistics

Updated 15/07/2024

Freshwater resources per inhabitant are considered an important indicator for measuring the sustainability of water resources. For EU Member States, the average water resources are about 4-5 thousand m³ per inhabitant.

In water-rich countries an inhabitant's share can be as high as around 30 thousand m³ (Croatia) or close to 70 thousand m³ as in Norway.

According to the World water development report of the United Nations, a country experiences 'water stress' when its annual water resources are below 1 700 m³ per inhabitant; among the EU Member States, this is the case in Poland, Czechia, Cyprus and Malta. More ...

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Üldine ja piirkondlik statistika / ELi poliitikavaldkonnad

Majandus ja rahandus

Rahvastik ja sotsiaalsed tingimused

Tööstus ja teenused

Põllumajandus, metsandus ja kalandus

Rahvusvaheline kaubandus

Transport

Keskkond ja energeetika

Teadusuuringud, tehnoloogia ja digitaalühiskond

Konkreetset teemat käsitleva artikli otsing

Üldine ja piirkondlik statistika / ELi poliitikavaldkonnad

Majandus ja rahandus

Rahvastik ja sotsiaalsed tingimused

Tööstus ja teenused

Põllumajandus, metsandus ja kalandus

Rahvusvaheline kaubandus

Transport

Keskkond ja energeetika

Teadusuuringud, tehnoloogia ja digitaalühiskond

New / updated articles

Employment and value added in EU exports - an analysis with FIGARO data

New 16/07/2024

In 2022, in terms of employment, the jobs of 31.1 million people in the EU was supported by exports to non-EU countries. These employed people accounted for 14.5% of the total EU employment (214.4 million). Between 2021 and 2022, the share of employed people supported by EU exports remained stable. However, from 2010 to 2022 it increased by 2.6 pp (from 11.9%). More ...

Excess mortality statistics

Updated 16/07/2024

Compared with the previous year, in May 2023, there were 11 831 additional deaths in the EU compared with the 2016-2019 baseline. More ...

Environmental tax statistics

Updated 16/07/2024

Across the EU, the environmental tax revenue-to-GDP ratios ranged in 2022 from 0.9% (Ireland) to 5.6% (Greece). The environmental taxes to TSC ratios also varied across the EU Member States, with Bulgaria (15.3%) and Greece (13%) reporting the largest shares of environmental taxes in TSC, and Sweden (2.9%) and Luxembourg (3.1%) the lowest. More ...

Water statistics

Updated 15/07/2024

Freshwater resources per inhabitant are considered an important indicator for measuring the sustainability of water resources. For EU Member States, the average water resources are about 4-5 thousand m³ per inhabitant.

In water-rich countries an inhabitant's share can be as high as around 30 thousand m³ (Croatia) or close to 70 thousand m³ as in Norway.

According to the World water development report of the United Nations, a country experiences 'water stress' when its annual water resources are below 1 700 m³ per inhabitant; among the EU Member States, this is the case in Poland, Czechia, Cyprus and Malta. More ...

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