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How many children are born in the EU?
Overall, there has been a downward trend in the number of children born in the EU, which began in 2008 (4.68 million children). The total fertility rate stood at 1.53 live births per woman in the EU in 2021 and in 2019, the number was slightly higher than in 2020 at 1.50. This information comes from data on fertility published by Eurostat today.
Which EU countries have the highest fertility?
In 2021, France had the highest total fertility in the EU (1.84 live births per woman), followed by Czechia (1.83), Romania (1.81) and Ireland (1.78). In contrast, the lowest fertility rates were seen in Malta (1.13 births per woman), Spain (1.19) and Italy (1.25).
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Over 5 million births in EU in 2017
12 mars 2019 The full set of demographic statistics has been recently updated in the Eurostat database with data for 2017. In this news release births refer ... |
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Births and fertility - Over 5 million babies born in the EU in 2015
8 mars 2017 Eurostat website section dedicated to statistics on demography. Eurostat database on births and fertility data. Eurostat Statistics Explained ... |
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Fertility statistics Statistics Explained
The birth rate in the EU decreased at a slower pace between 2000 and 2020 than previously. In 2020 4.071 million children were born in the EU |
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First population estimates - EU population in 2020: almost 448 million
10 juil. 2020 These figures are issued by Eurostat the statistical office of the ... At EU level |
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First population estimates - EU population up to over 513 million on
10 juil. 2019 These figures are issued by Eurostat the statistical office of the European ... level |
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Eurostat ? OECD Manual on Business Demography Statistics
Data on births and deaths of enterprises their life expectancy and the important role they play in economic growth and productivity |
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Births and fertility in 2016 - Women in EU have first child on average
28 mars 2018 The full set of demographic statistics has been recently updated in the Eurostat database with data for 2016. In this news release births refer ... |
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First population estimates - EU population up to nearly 513 million
10 juil. 2018 These figures are issued by Eurostat the statistical office of the European ... Member States |
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Demography of Europe
Demographic statistics are among the most popular data Eurostat produces and they are important for almost every area of policy. |
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European demography - EU27 population 502.5 million at 1 January
28 juil. 2011 These figures come from a report2 published by Eurostat the statistical ... The highest birth rates were recorded in Ireland (16.5‰) |
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Fertility statistics Statistics Explained - europaeu
In 2018, the total fertility rate in the EU-27 was 1 55 live births per woman (as compared to 1 56 in 2017) In 2018, 4 246 million children were born in the EU-27, corresponding to a crude birth rate (the number of live births per 1 000 persons) of 9 5 |
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People in the EU - statistics on demographic - European Commission
Figure 1: Total population, EU-28, 1960-2017(millions)Source: Eurostat ( demo_gind) overall change in total population, with the crude birth rate considerably |
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EU population in 2020: almost 448 million - europaeu
10 juil 2020 · At EU level, the crude birth rate was 9 3 per 1 000 residents 4 7 million deaths were registered in the EU in 2019, 0 9 fewer than the previous |
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Fertility rates - OECD
The Total Fertility Rate (TFR), or the average number of children born per woman over a lifetime given current (e g Eurostat and the World Bank) Assuming |
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Fertility - OECD iLibrary
The total fertility rate indicates the number of children an average woman fertility rates are found in South Europe, Japan and Korea, with on average just one |
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Socio-demographic characteristics of immigrant - OECD iLibrary
pronounced in those European countries where the fertility rates of the Europe and the OECD countries of Latin America and Asia – less than 2 of the |
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Family policies and birth rates - FES Bibliothek der Friedrich-Ebert
Family Policies and Birth Rates: Evidence and Challenges for European Countries Sonja Blum ABSTRACT Demographic changes in Europe include declining |
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Short Analytical Web Note 3/2015 - Adapt
Mean age at childbirth and mean age at birth of the first child are increasing change' statistics, Eurostat produces net migration figures by calculating the |
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