Type of indicator |
Socio-economic |
Indicator C01 |
Population |
Definition |
This indicator refers to the population on 1st of January of any given year and consists of 2 sub-indicators:
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Unit of measurement |
1: number of persons (in thousands) (where ‘persons’ comply with the 'usually resident population' concept as defined in EU Regulation 1260/2013 on European demographic statistics) 2: share of total population |
Data source |
Eurostat – Demography and migration Eurostat – Demography statistics by other typologies |
References/ location of the data |
National data: tables Population change - Demographic balance and crude rates at national level [demo_gind] [demo_pjanbroad] National data, by territorial typology: table Demographic balance and crude rates by other typologies [urt_gind3] [urt_pjanaggr3] National data, by degree of urbanisation: table Distribution of population by degree of urbanisation, dwelling type and income group - EU-SILC survey [ilc_lvho01] Regional data: table Population change - Demographic balance and crude rates at regional level (NUTS 3) [demo_r_gind3] |
Data collection level |
EU, National (NUTS 0) and demographic data at regional level (NUTS 3) which are used to compute population by regional typology (predominantly rural, intermediate and predominantly urban) |
Frequency |
Annual |
Delay |
1 year |
Comments/caveats |
The distribution of population by type of region has been calculated using the Commission's urban-rural typology, which classifies NUTS 3 regions into predominantly rural, intermediate and predominantly urban. Some Member States have only some types of areas, or data for some areas:
The distribution of population by degree of urbanisation is based on 2011 population grid, LAU 2018 delineation. Data based on degurba definition is available on special request to Eurostat. |