The 2024 Eurostat regional yearbook bundle has simply been printed, providing a complete overview of financial, social, demographic and environmental developments at regional degree within the EU nations. This bundle reveals the various realities throughout the areas, offering deeper perception into how they’re evolving.
Together with the Eurostat regional yearbook (additionally obtainable as a set of Statistics Defined articles), the Statistical Atlas and the interactive publication Areas in Europe provide an entire set of assets for these fascinated about knowledge on EU areas.
This 12 months’s Eurostat regional yearbook highlights the Sustainable Improvement Objectives info in maps, figures, and infographics, making it simple for readers to find and discover these indicators. Specific emphasis is positioned on local weather change indicators within the revised chapter on the surroundings.
A number of chapters provide insights into regional knowledge on expertise and the labour market, set inside the context of the European Yr of Abilities, which resulted in April 2024.
The Eurostat regional yearbook contains knowledge for 27 EU nations, 4 EFTA nations, in addition to 9 candidate nations.
Maps introduced within the yearbook are additionally obtainable as interactive maps within the Statistical Atlas, permitting customers to discover the info from their very own area and examine it with the outcomes throughout EU.
The interactive publication Areas in Europe gives a wide range of dynamic visualisations with quick and concise textual content. Excellent for classroom use.
What’s subsequent?
Eurostat is collaborating within the European Week of Areas and Cities, happening in Brussels from 7 to 10 October, and we want to invite you to affix our periods.
On 9 October, from 16:30 to 17:30 CET, Eurostat shall be internet hosting a collaborative workshop: Charting the course: Navigating competitiveness and convergence for Europe’s areas and at 12:30 on the identical day, Eurostat can have a brief presentation, Areas and cities go inexperienced and digital.