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Characteristics of the railway network in Europe

Updated 06/02/2025

In 2013, the railway network in the EU amounted to 203 568 km of railway lines. By 2023, it had decreased to roughly 200 947 km, corresponding to a decline of 1.3%. However, the trend in the length of national networks differed substantially between the different EU countries (see Figure 1). More ...

Greenhouse gas emission footprints

Updated 06/02/2025

In absolute terms, the largest EU economies have the highest greenhouse gas footprint. For example, Germany’s consumption was linked to 1 098 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions in 2022, followed by France with 633 million tonnes, Italy with 629 million tonnes and Spain with 453 million tonnes. By contrast, Malta – one of the smallest EU countries – had a greenhouse gas footprint of just 5 million tonnes. More ...

Healthcare personnel statistics - nursing and caring professionals

Updated 05/02/2025

Among the EU countries, Ireland had by far the highest ratio of midwives relative to its population size, 81.5 per 100 000 inhabitants in 2022 – see Figure 4 for more information concerning the data coverage for individual EU countries. Poland (77.3 per 100 000), Sweden (77.0 per 100 000; 2021 data) and Belgium (73.3 per 100 000; 2019 data) were the only other EU countries to record ratios of more than 70 practising midwives per 100 000 inhabitants. At the other end of the range, the lowest ratios of the number of midwives to population were recorded in Romania and Slovenia, where there were, on average, 16.2 practising midwives per 100 000 inhabitants in 2022. The highest ratio (in Ireland) was 5.0 times as high as the lowest ratio (in Romania). More ...

Living conditions in Europe - work intensity

Updated 05/02/2025

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Ja meklējat rakstu par konkrētu tematu

Kopējā un reģionu statistika / ES politika

Ekonomika un finanses

Iedzīvotāji un sociālie apstākļi

Rūpniecība un pakalpojumi

Lauksaimniecība, mežsaimniecība un zivsaimniecība

Starptautiskā tirdzniecība

Transports

Vide un enerģētika

Zinātne, tehnika un digitālā sabiedrība

New / updated articles

Characteristics of the railway network in Europe

Updated 06/02/2025

In 2013, the railway network in the EU amounted to 203 568 km of railway lines. By 2023, it had decreased to roughly 200 947 km, corresponding to a decline of 1.3%. However, the trend in the length of national networks differed substantially between the different EU countries (see Figure 1). More ...

Greenhouse gas emission footprints

Updated 06/02/2025

In absolute terms, the largest EU economies have the highest greenhouse gas footprint. For example, Germany’s consumption was linked to 1 098 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions in 2022, followed by France with 633 million tonnes, Italy with 629 million tonnes and Spain with 453 million tonnes. By contrast, Malta – one of the smallest EU countries – had a greenhouse gas footprint of just 5 million tonnes. More ...

Healthcare personnel statistics - nursing and caring professionals

Updated 05/02/2025

Among the EU countries, Ireland had by far the highest ratio of midwives relative to its population size, 81.5 per 100 000 inhabitants in 2022 – see Figure 4 for more information concerning the data coverage for individual EU countries. Poland (77.3 per 100 000), Sweden (77.0 per 100 000; 2021 data) and Belgium (73.3 per 100 000; 2019 data) were the only other EU countries to record ratios of more than 70 practising midwives per 100 000 inhabitants. At the other end of the range, the lowest ratios of the number of midwives to population were recorded in Romania and Slovenia, where there were, on average, 16.2 practising midwives per 100 000 inhabitants in 2022. The highest ratio (in Ireland) was 5.0 times as high as the lowest ratio (in Romania). More ...

Living conditions in Europe - work intensity

Updated 05/02/2025

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In 2013, the expected number of healthy life years at birth was higher for women than for men in 16 of the 28 EU Member States, with the difference exceeding 3 years in Estonia, Poland and Bulgaria and ranging up to 5 years in Lithuania. Lasīt tālāk...

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