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Subjective poverty statistics

Updated 18/11/2024

In 2023, 24.1% of people in the EU were considered to be subjectively poor (Figure 1), a slight decrease of 0.7 percentage points (pp) from 2022. The rate was 23.5% for men and 24.7% for women, with notable disparities observed among EU countries. More ...

Milk and milk product statistics

Updated 18/11/2024

There are a number of factors that can impact a countries' apparent annual milk yields per dairy cow, including the structure of the dairy herd. In the EU, the apparent annual milk yield continued to rise, reaching 7 791 kg per dairy cow in 2023. As a national average, apparent annual yields were highest in Estonia (10 728 kg per cow) and Denmark (10 400 kg per cow) and lowest in Bulgaria (3 591 kg per cow) and Romania (3 425 kg per cow). Among the main cows' milk producing Member States, apparent yields were above the EU average in the Netherlands and Germany but slightly below average in France, Poland and Italy. More ...

Healthcare expenditure statistics - overview

Updated 15/11/2024

Current healthcare expenditure in Germany, France and Austria was equivalent to 12.6%, 11.9% and 11.2%, respectively, of gross domestic product (GDP) – see Table 1. The next highest ratios were in Belgium (10.8%), Sweden (10.7%) and Portugal (10.5%). By contrast, current healthcare expenditure accounted for less than 7.0% of GDP in 5 EU countries, with Luxembourg recording the lowest ratio (5.6%). More ...

Greenhouse gas emission statistics - carbon footprints

Updated 14/11/2024

In 2022, global CO₂-emissions were estimated to amount to 38.2 billion tonnes.

The EU produced 3 billion tonnes, which represents around 8 % of worldwide CO₂-emissions. Of these, some 2.4 billion tonnes served final demand (consumption) within the EU, and some 0.6 billion tonnes served consumption in the rest of the world e.g. through exports out of the EU.

The EU's consumption (final demand of goods and services) caused 3.5 billion tonnes of global CO₂-emissions, which is about 9 % of worldwide emissions. Of these, some 1.2 billion tonnes originated from non-EU countries e.g. through imports into the EU. More ...

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Subjective poverty statistics

Updated 18/11/2024

In 2023, 24.1% of people in the EU were considered to be subjectively poor (Figure 1), a slight decrease of 0.7 percentage points (pp) from 2022. The rate was 23.5% for men and 24.7% for women, with notable disparities observed among EU countries. More ...

Milk and milk product statistics

Updated 18/11/2024

There are a number of factors that can impact a countries' apparent annual milk yields per dairy cow, including the structure of the dairy herd. In the EU, the apparent annual milk yield continued to rise, reaching 7 791 kg per dairy cow in 2023. As a national average, apparent annual yields were highest in Estonia (10 728 kg per cow) and Denmark (10 400 kg per cow) and lowest in Bulgaria (3 591 kg per cow) and Romania (3 425 kg per cow). Among the main cows' milk producing Member States, apparent yields were above the EU average in the Netherlands and Germany but slightly below average in France, Poland and Italy. More ...

Healthcare expenditure statistics - overview

Updated 15/11/2024

Current healthcare expenditure in Germany, France and Austria was equivalent to 12.6%, 11.9% and 11.2%, respectively, of gross domestic product (GDP) – see Table 1. The next highest ratios were in Belgium (10.8%), Sweden (10.7%) and Portugal (10.5%). By contrast, current healthcare expenditure accounted for less than 7.0% of GDP in 5 EU countries, with Luxembourg recording the lowest ratio (5.6%). More ...

Greenhouse gas emission statistics - carbon footprints

Updated 14/11/2024

In 2022, global CO₂-emissions were estimated to amount to 38.2 billion tonnes.

The EU produced 3 billion tonnes, which represents around 8 % of worldwide CO₂-emissions. Of these, some 2.4 billion tonnes served final demand (consumption) within the EU, and some 0.6 billion tonnes served consumption in the rest of the world e.g. through exports out of the EU.

The EU's consumption (final demand of goods and services) caused 3.5 billion tonnes of global CO₂-emissions, which is about 9 % of worldwide emissions. Of these, some 1.2 billion tonnes originated from non-EU countries e.g. through imports into the EU. More ...

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