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In: Census, ICT, Quality of Life

Currently the question is rather ‘who does not have a computer or laptop in the home’ or ‘who does not own a mobile phone’, than ‘who owns one’. The same applies to the question ‘who does not have internet connection in the home’. In the last decade, developments in theContinue Reading

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In: Statistical Yearbook

Statistical Yearbook 2014 A yearly publication that provides figures on: population, health, construction and utilities, politics, education, labor, business, tourism, traffic, transport and communication, foreign trade, money and banking, macro economic aspects, public finance, prices, social affairs, justice and climate. Download items: Statistical Yearbook 2014 (05-02-h) – – (3 MB)Continue Reading

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In: Statistical Orientation

Annual publication with a diverse digest of statistical information about several themes: Population, Public Health, Construction and Utilities, Politics, Education, Labor, Business, Tourism, Traffic, Transport & Communication, Foreign Trade, Money and Banking, Macro Economic Aspects, Public Finance, Prices, Social Affairs, Climate and Housing. Download items: SO2007 final – – (998Continue Reading

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In: Population, Society / Community

On 4 December 2000, the UN General Assembly, taking into account the large and increasing number of migrants in the world, proclaimed 18 December as International Migrants Day.   Download items: international migrants day – 18december 2014 – 5 – – (289 kB)Continue Reading

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In: Population, Quarterly Demographic Bulletin, Society / Community

Quarterly Demographic Bulletin 2013 with the latest data on population and vital statistics. These are the quarterly published quarterly demographic changes, including data on births, deaths and migration collected from the Population Registry Office. Population estimates are based on the latest Census held in 2010 and are updated according toContinue Reading