In 2010, GDP per capita, expressed in terms of purchasing power standards2, in the EU27's 270 NUTS-23 regions ranged from 26% of the EU27 average in the region of Severozapaden in Bulgaria, to 328% of the average in Inner London in the United Kingdom (leia aqui o documento em pdf do Eurostat com informações sobre este tema que também interessa às regiões portuguesas)
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terça-feira, abril 09, 2013
sexta-feira, dezembro 16, 2011
Eurostat regional yearbook 2011
Statistical information is an important tool for understanding and quantifying the impact of political decisions on the citizens in a specific territory or region. The Eurostat regional yearbook 2011 gives a detailed picture of a large number of statistical fields in the 27 Member States of the European Union, as well as in EFTA and candidate countries. The text of each chapter has been written by specialists in statistics and is accompanied by maps, figures and tables. A broad set of regional indicators are presented for the following 16 subjects: population, labour market, labour cost, education, health, European cities, gross domestic product, household accounts, structural business statistics, information society, tourism, land cover and land use, coastal regions, transport, science, technology and innovation, and last but not least, a study on trends in densely and thinly populated areas (fonte: Eurostat). Faça aqui download do documento do Eurostat, em pdf e em inglês.
quarta-feira, setembro 21, 2011
Eurostat: Convergence and disparities in regional Gross (PIB regional)
Regional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in purchasing power standards (PPS) per capita has been catching up significantly in many of the less prosperous regions of the EU since the year 2000. Early data from some Member States suggest that rural areas were less affected by the economic downturn in 2008 and 2009 than high-income regions and areas with a high dependence on exports, financial services or tourism. However, regional disparities are increasing inside new Member states. Estamos a falar do PIB regional no seio da UE (veja aqui o documento em pdf)
terça-feira, novembro 02, 2010
quinta-feira, setembro 16, 2010
Emprego caiu 1,5% em Portugal no segundo trimestre
O emprego caiu 1,5 por cento em Portugal, no segundo trimestre do ano. Um valor superior à média da União Europeia. De acordo com o Eurostsat, esta é a quinta descida do emprego mais acentuada entre os Estados membros. Nos números divulgados esta manhã também a inflação homóloga em Portugal que ficou acima da média da zona euro, fixando-se agora nos 2 por cento.
quarta-feira, agosto 11, 2010
A União Europeia publicou há dias, através do Eurostat, um, importante trabalho sobre as disparidades regionais, consumo e rendimento familiar. Eu até entendo que, por estar em inglês ou francês, a "coisa" seja complicada para andar a analisar documentos e fazer notícia. Mas não custava nada em vez de andarem a perder tempo com outras mediocridades. Como sugestão aí fica o documento do Eurostat e a notícia mais desenvolvida da União sobre projecções demográficas nas regiões europeias. Ao menos guardem essas informações...terça-feira, junho 29, 2010
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quinta-feira, outubro 08, 2009
Eurostat regional yearbook 2009 (IV)
Aos mais interessados, e tal como procuro sempre fazer - disponibilizar toda a informação que obtenha - deixo aqui as ligações para a leitura na versão integral, da publicação do Eurostat "Eurostat regional yearbook 2009" que pode ser guardada em pdf:
Caso queiram, podem optar por escolher apenas os capitulos que mais interessem (em inglês), neste caso com duas opções que podem ser guardadas: o texto do capítulo em pdf e os quadros do respectivo capítulo em excel. Recomendo-os:
Eurostat regional yearbook 2009 (III)
Highest proportions of tertiary graduates in the population found in Brabant Wallon, Inner London and País Vasco
In 2007, the share of the population aged 25-64 having completed tertiary education was 23% in the EU27.The highest proportions were found in Brabant Wallon in Belgium and Inner London in the United Kingdom (both 48%), País Vasco (43%) in Spain, Hovedstaden (42%) in Denmark and Bruxelles/Brussels (41%) in Belgium. The lowest rates were recorded in Severozápad in the Czech Republic and Açores in Portugal (both 7%), as well as Sud-Muntenia and Sud-Est (both 9%) and Nord-Est (10%), all in Romania. The proportion was higher than 35% in 20 EU27 regions, of which eight were capital city regions. These regions were found in the United Kingdom (8 regions), Belgium and Spain (3 each), the Netherlands (2) and Denmark, France, Finland and Sweden (one region each). The share was below 12% in 23 EU27 regions: seven in Romania, six each in Italy and Portugal and four in the Czech Republic. (fonte: Eurostat)
Eurostat regional yearbook 2009 (II)
Highest share of households with internet access in the Dutch regions of Noord-Holland, Groningen and Utrecht
On average in the EU27 in 2008, 60% of households had access to the internet. This share varied among regions. Shares of over 75% were observed in 35 EU27 regions: all twelve regions in the Netherlands, nine in the United Kingdom, six in Germany, four in Denmark, all three regions in Sweden as well as Luxembourg. The regions with the highest shares of households with access to the internet were all situated in the Netherlands: Noord-Holland (90%), Groningen and Utrecht (both 89%), Overijssel and Flevoland (both 88%). The share of households with access to the internet was below 45% in 38 EU27 regions: seven in Romania, all six regions in Bulgaria, six in Spain, five each in the Czech Republic and Italy, three each in Greece and Portugal, one each in Hungary and Poland as well as Cyprus. The regions with the lowest shares of household internet access were Severozapaden (17%) in Bulgaria, Kentriki Ellada (19%) in Greece and Yugoiztochen and Severen tsentralen (both 21%) in Bulgaria. (fonte: Eurostat)
Eurostat regional yearbook 2009 (I)
From A for Abruzzo to Z for Zuid-Holland
Which EU region has the highest population density and which has the lowest? In which EU region do households use the internet the most? Which region has the highest proportion of the population who have completed tertiary education? The answers to these questions and many more are found in the 2009 regional yearbook1 from Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Communities. The publication gives an overview of the most recent economic, social and demographic developments in the 271 regions2 of the 27 Member States of the European Union as well as, when available, regions in the three candidate countries (Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey) and the four EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland). The Eurostat regional yearbook 2009 includes for the first time a chapter on the information society, and also contains chapters on population, cities, labour market, gross domestic product, household accounts, structural business statistics, science, technology & innovation, education, tourism and agriculture. To illustrate the diversity of data found in the Eurostat regional yearbook, this News Release presents three indicators from different statistical fields.
Highest population density in Inner London and Bruxelles, lowest in Guyane and Övre Norrland. On 1 January 2007, the EU27 had a total population of nearly half a billion and a population density of around 112 inhabitants per square kilometre. The regions with the highest population density were Inner London (9 354 inhabitants per km2) in the United Kingdom, Bruxelles/Brussel (6 405) in Belgium, Melilla (5 197 in 2006) in Spain, Wien (4 031) in Austria and Berlin (3 820) in Germany. The regions with the lowest population density were Guyane, a French Overseas Department, and Övre Norrland in Sweden (both 3 inhabitants per km2), Pohjois-Suomi (4) in Finland, Mellersta Norrland (5) in Sweden and Itä-Suomi (8) in Finland. There was a high population density of 500 inhabitants per square kilometre or more in 32 EU27 regions, including many capital city regions. Eight of these regions were found in the United Kingdom, six in Germany, four in the Netherlands, three each in Belgium and Spain and one each in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, France, Austria, Portugal and Romania as well as Malta. The population density was below 50 inhabitants per square kilometre in 28 EU27 regions: five each in Greece and Sweden, four each in Spain and Finland, three in France, one each in Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and the United Kingdom as well as Estonia and Latvia. (fonte: Eurostat)
Highest population density in Inner London and Bruxelles, lowest in Guyane and Övre Norrland. On 1 January 2007, the EU27 had a total population of nearly half a billion and a population density of around 112 inhabitants per square kilometre. The regions with the highest population density were Inner London (9 354 inhabitants per km2) in the United Kingdom, Bruxelles/Brussel (6 405) in Belgium, Melilla (5 197 in 2006) in Spain, Wien (4 031) in Austria and Berlin (3 820) in Germany. The regions with the lowest population density were Guyane, a French Overseas Department, and Övre Norrland in Sweden (both 3 inhabitants per km2), Pohjois-Suomi (4) in Finland, Mellersta Norrland (5) in Sweden and Itä-Suomi (8) in Finland. There was a high population density of 500 inhabitants per square kilometre or more in 32 EU27 regions, including many capital city regions. Eight of these regions were found in the United Kingdom, six in Germany, four in the Netherlands, three each in Belgium and Spain and one each in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, France, Austria, Portugal and Romania as well as Malta. The population density was below 50 inhabitants per square kilometre in 28 EU27 regions: five each in Greece and Sweden, four each in Spain and Finland, three in France, one each in Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and the United Kingdom as well as Estonia and Latvia. (fonte: Eurostat)
sexta-feira, setembro 18, 2009
Eurostat lançou "Yearbook 2009" que inclui as regiões
O Eurostat acaba de lançar mais uma edição do "Europe in figures - Eurostat yearbook 2009" o qual, conforme o organismo emissor, "presents a comprehensive selection of statistical data on Europe. The yearbook may be viewed as an introduction to European statistics. Most data cover the period 1997–2007 for the European Union and some indicators are provided for other countries such as candidate countries to the European Union, members of EFTA, Japan or the United States (subject to availability). With just over 500 statistical tables, graphs and maps, the yearbook treats the following areas: the economy, population, education, health, living conditions and welfare, the labour market, industry and services, agriculture, forestry and fisheries, international trade, transport, the environment, energy, science and technology and Europe’s regions. This edition’s spotlight chapter covers creativity and innovation – the theme of the European year 2009. Europe in figures is divided into an introduction, 16 main chapters and a set of annexes. The main chapters contain data and/or background information relating to particular topics, starting with a spotlight chapter on creativity and innovation. Each subchapter starts with an introduction containing background information and policy relevance, followed by some details regarding definitions and data availability and then a commentary on the main findings. The main focus of each subchapter is a set of tables and graphs that have been selected to show the wide variety of data available for that particular topic; often these include information on how important benchmark indicators have developed during recent years within the EU, its Member States and the euro area. Users will find a great deal more information when consulting the Eurostat website, which contains subject-specific publications and online databases. The annexes at the end of the publication contain details of classifications, a list of statistical symbols, abbreviations and acronyms, and a subject index". No caso das Regiões aos interessados deixo dois linkes que podem usar para consultar ou, através deles, fazer download:
domingo, fevereiro 01, 2009
Eurostat: "Regions of the European Union - A statistical portrait (2009 edition)"
Mais uma interessante publicação do Eurostat, "Regions of the European Union - A statistical portrait (2009 edition)": "Les statistiques régionales et urbaines européennes sont utilisées à des fins très diverses, notamment pour l'attribution rationnelle et cohérente des fonds régionaux et pour l'évaluation ex post des résultats de la politique de cohésion régionale. Les statistiques régionales et urbaines permettent d'étudier les schémas et tendances au sein des pays et viennent compléter l'analyse plus classique réalisée au niveau national. Des statistiques régionales comparables, composante majeure du système statistique européen, sont collectées depuis plusieurs décennies. Les statistiques régionales d'Eurostat couvrent les principaux aspects de la vie économique et sociale de l'Union européenne. Les thèmes retenus pour les cinq chapitres correspondent aux traits marquants de la situation démographique, sociale et économique dans les différentes régions d'Europe. Les informations sont accessibles pour l'essentiel sous forme de cartes qui fournissent des données statistiques sur un large éventail d'indicateurs régionaux. L'objectif est de donner un aperçu de l'étendue des statistiques européennes disponibles dans ce domaine". Aqui.
Eurostat: Maritime transport of goods and passengers 1997-2007
Uma publicação do Eurostat: "In 2007, the total weight of goods handled in EU-27 maritime ports is estimated at 3.9 billion tonnes (2.6% up compared with 2006 for EU-27 excluding Italy). Of these, nearly two thirds were goods unloaded. Almost all Member States unloaded more than they loaded. At 582 million tonnes, the United Kingdom had the highest share (15%) of goods handled in EU-27 ports, followed by Italy (14% in 2006), the Netherlands (13%) and Spain (11%). In most countries in 2007, liquid bulk goods (which include petroleum products) was the largest type of cargo handled in tonnage terms. At EU-27 level excluding Italy, liquid bulk represents 38% of the total cargo handled in ports, followed by dry bulk (26%) and containers (18%). In 2007, more than 60% of EU-27 seaborne goods transport concerned an extra-EU-27 partner port. The international intra-EU-27 transport represented less than 30% and national transport about 10%. The number of passengers who passed through EU-27 ports in 2007 is estimated at 410 million (2.0% up compared with 2006 for EU-27 excluding Italy). The number of vessel calls at EU-27 main ports (excluding Italian ports) showed an increase of 4.3% compared to 2006. However, in terms of gross tonnage of the vessels, the growth rate was 6.8%. This reflects the increasing size of vessels operating in EU-27 ports". Aqui.
terça-feira, janeiro 06, 2009
Eurostat: mais uma edição da "Panorama" disponível
Está desde hoje disponível online a edição de Setembro da revista Panorama, publicada pela direcção-geral europeia para os assuntos regionais e que pode ser integralmente lida em português e em pdf, aqui, onde poderá fazer o download. O alargamento e a política regional da União são dois temas em destaque. Recordo que o nº 26 da Panorama, publicada em Junho pode ser lida aqui, tendo então a polícia de coesão no período 1988-2008 como tema principal em destaque.
quinta-feira, dezembro 11, 2008
Indicadores Europeus
PIB par habitant en standards de pouvoir d’achatLe PIB par habitant a varié en 2007 selon les États membres de 37% à 267% de la moyenne de l’UE27 (aqui);
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GDP per capita, consumption per capita and comparative price levels in Europe
Final results for 2005 and preliminary results for 2006 and 2007: While the trend towards increased convergence of European economies as measured by their GDP per capita is continuing, the income dispersion among the EU Member States remains remarkably high. In 2007, Bulgaria’s gross domestic product (GDP) per inhabitant was just 14 percent of Luxembourg's, or 37 percent of the EU total. Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands stand out with the highest GDP per capita in the EU, while Bulgaria has the lowest level among the Member States" (aqui)
Final results for 2005 and preliminary results for 2006 and 2007: While the trend towards increased convergence of European economies as measured by their GDP per capita is continuing, the income dispersion among the EU Member States remains remarkably high. In 2007, Bulgaria’s gross domestic product (GDP) per inhabitant was just 14 percent of Luxembourg's, or 37 percent of the EU total. Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands stand out with the highest GDP per capita in the EU, while Bulgaria has the lowest level among the Member States" (aqui)
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Acquisition de nationalité dans l’UE - Les États membres de l’UE27 ont octroyé la nationalité à 735 000 personnes en 2006 (aqui);***
Utilisation des technologies de l’information et de la communication - Près des deux tiers des entreprises de l'UE27 avaient un site web en 2008: L’accès à large bande est de plus en plus répandu (aqui);***
Garde d’enfants dans l’UE en 2006
Un quart des enfants de moins de 3 ans étaient accueillis dans des structures formelles de garde - Ainsi que plus de 80% des enfants ayant entre 3 ans et l’âge de la scolarité obligatoire (aqui)
Un quart des enfants de moins de 3 ans étaient accueillis dans des structures formelles de garde - Ainsi que plus de 80% des enfants ayant entre 3 ans et l’âge de la scolarité obligatoire (aqui)
quinta-feira, outubro 30, 2008
Saiu o Annuaire régional d'Eurostat 2008
Acaba de ser editada, hoje, pelo Eurostag uma importante publicação que recomendo, o "Annuaire régional d'Eurostat 2008": "L'Annuaire régional 2007 d'Eurostat constitue une mine d'informations sur la vie dans les régions des 27 États membres de l'Union européenne et, cette année, également des pays candidats et des pays de l'AELE. Si vous voulez en savoir plus sur la manière dont les régions d'Europe évoluent dans un certain nombre de domaines statistiques, voici la publication qu'il vous faut! Les textes ont été rédigés par des experts des divers domaines statistiques et sont accompagnés de cartes statistiques, de figures et de tableaux sur chaque sujet. Un vaste ensemble de données régionales sont présentées sur les thèmes suivants: population, statistiques urbaines, produit intérieur brut, comptes des ménages, statistiques structurelles des entreprises, marché du travail, productivité sectorielle, coût de la main-d'œuvre, transports, tourisme, science, technologie et innovation, santé et agriculture. La présente publication est disponible en allemand, anglais et français". Para facilitar os interessados e como é meu hábito deixo o link aqui para a edição em inglês e aqui para a edição em francês da referida publicação que recomendo seja guardada e devidamente lida...segunda-feira, outubro 13, 2008
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