LIVING CONDITIONS IN GREECE
FOREWORD
With the publication Living Conditions in Greece, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) provides to users significant statistical data reflecting living conditions in Greece, concentrated in one publication.
The publication includes data concerning a wide range of factors (labour, health, education, technology, etc.) that affect living conditions, as well as data on the quality of life, such as poverty and social exclusion. This publication presents statistical time series compiled mainly by ELSTAT, but also comparative tables with other European Union countries on selected social indicators.
Written in Greek and English, this publication is aimed at users looking for an update concerning recent social developments, but also long-term social trends. The publication will be updated the first Friday of January, March, May, July, September and November with the most recently available statistical data.
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Athanasios C. Thanopoulos President of ELSTAT
• Κεφάλαιο 1: Πληθυσμός
Πίνακας 7 (νέα και αναθεωρημένα)
Πίνακας 15 (αναθεωρημένα)
Πίνακας 16 (αναθεωρημένα)
• Κεφάλαιο 2: Αγορά εργασίας
Πίνακας 1 (νέα)
Πίνακας 2 (νέα)
Πίνακας 3 (νέα)
Πίνακας 4 (νέα)
Πίνακας 5 (νέα)
Πίνακας 6 (νέα)
Πίνακας 7 (νέα)
Πίνακας 8 (νέα)
Πίνακας 9 (νέα)
Πίνακας 10 (νέα)
• Κεφάλαιο 3: Φτώχεια - Ανισότητα
Πίνακας 11 (νέα)
• Κεφάλαιο 4: Εκπαίδευση
Πίνακας 1 (νέα)
Πίνακας 2 (νέα)
Πίνακας 3 (νέα)
Πίνακας 4 (νέα)
Πίνακας 7 (νέα)
Πίνακας 8 (νέα)
• Κεφάλαιο 8: Δικαιοσύνη
Πίνακας 4 (αναθεωρημένα)
• Κεφάλαιο 9: Τουρισμός
Πίνακας 4 (νέα)
• Κεφάλαιο 11: Περιβάλλον
Πίνακας 1 (νέα και αναθεωρημένα)
Πίνακας 2 (νέα)
Πίνακας 3 (νέα)
Πίνακας 6 (νέα και αναθεωρημένα)
•Chapter 1: Population
Table 7 (new and revised)
Table 15 (revised)
Table 16 (revised)
•Chapter 2: Labour market
Table 1 (new)
Table 2 (new)
Table 3 (new)
Table 4 (new)
Table 5 (new)
Table 6 (new)
Table 7 (new)
Table 8 (new)
Table 9 (new)
Table 10 (new)
•Chapter 3: Poverty - Inequality
Table 11 (new)
•Chapter 4: Education
Table 1 (new)
Table 2 (new)
Table 3 (new)
Table 4 (new)
Table 7 (new)
Table 8 (new)
•Chapter 8: Justice
Table 4 (revised)
• Chapter 9: Tourism
Table 4 (new)
•Chapter 11: Environment
Table 1 (new and revised)
Table 2 (new)
Table 3 (new)
Table 6 (new and revised)
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7. Δημογραφικοί δείκτες, 2012 - 2023
8. Προσδοκώμενη ζωή κατά τη γέννηση, 1950 - 2023
9. Προσδοκώμενα έτη ζωής και προσδοκώμενα έτη υγιούς ζωής στην ηλικία των 65 ετών, 2012 - 2023
10. Γάμοι κατά τύπο - Σύμφωνα συμβίωσης, 2012 - 2023
11. Διαζύγια, 2013 - 2023
12. Γεννήσεις, 2012 - 2023
13. Γεννήσεις - Θάνατοι, 2012 - 2023
14. Θάνατοι κατά φύλο και ομάδες ηλικιών, 2020 - 2023
15. Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση:
, 2012 - 2023
16. Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση:
, 2012 - 2023
Αγορά εργασίας
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9. Πληθυσμός που διαμένει
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που διαμένει σε νοικοκυριά χωρίς κανέναν εργαζό
Population
1. Resident and De jure (registered) population. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
2. Resident population by sex and age group. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
3. Resident population by legal marital status. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
4. Resident population by groups of citizenship. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
5. Households by size. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
6. Households by citizenship of their members. 2021 and 2011 Population Census
7. Demographic indicators, 2012 - 2023
8. Life expectancy at birth, 1950 - 2023
9. Life expectancy and healthy life years at age 65, 2012 - 2023
10. Marriages by type - Registered partnerships, 2012 - 2023
11. Divorces, 2013 - 2023
12. Births, 2012 - 2023
13. Births - Deaths, 2012 - 2023
14. Deaths by sex and age group, 2020 - 2023
15. European Union: Life expectancy at birth - male, 2012 - 2023
16. European Union: Life expectancy at birth - female, 2012 - 2023
Labour market
1. Population aged 15 years and over by employment status, 20132024
2. Population aged 15 years and over by employment status, quarterly data, 2022 - 2024
3. Population aged 20 - 64 years by employment status, 2013 - 2024
4. Population aged 20 - 64 years by employment status, quarterly data, 2022 - 2024
5. Population aged 15 years and over by age group and employment status, 2022 - 2024
6. Population aged 15 years and over by age group and employment status, quarterly data, 2023 - 2024
7. Long-term unemployed, 2013 - 2024
8. Long-term unemployed, quarterly data, 2022 - 2024
9. Population living in jobless households, 2013 - 2024
10. Population living in jobless households, quarterly data, 2022 - 2024
11. European Union: Unemployment rate (%), 2012 - 2023
Poverty - Inequality
1. People at-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion, 2016 - 2023
2. At-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers, by sex and age group, 2012 - 2023
3. Material and social deprivation, by sex and age group (EU 2030), 2016 - 2023
4. People living in households with very low work intesity, by sex and age group (EU 2030), 2016 - 2023
5. At-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers by sex and age group, 2012 - 2023
6. At-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers, by employment status, 2012 - 2023
7. At-risk-of-poverty rate anchored at a fixed moment in time for the year 2008, by sex, 2013 - 2023
8. Relative median at-risk-of-poverty gap by age group, 2012 - 2023
9. Overcrowding rate by sex, age group and poverty status, 20122023
10. Income inequality, 2012 - 2023
11. European Union: People at-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion, 2013 - 2024
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Education
1. Primary education (kindergartens): Pupils, school units and teaching staff, end of school years 2011/12 - 2022/23
2. Primary education (primary schools): Pupils, school units and teaching staff, end of school years 2011/12 - 2022/23
3. Secondary education (lower secondary schools): Pupils, school units and teaching staff, end of school years 2011/12 - 2022/23
4. Secondary education (general upper secondary schools): Pupils, school units and teaching staff, end of school years 2011/122022/23
5. Tertiary education (technical sector): Teaching staff, students and graduates, end of academic years 2010/11 - 2021/22
6. Tertiary education (universities): Teaching staff, students and graduates, end of academic years 2010/11 - 2021/22
7. Early school leavers aged 18 - 24 years, 2013 - 2024
8. Persons aged 30 - 34 years who have completed tertiary education, 2013 - 2024
9. European Union: School expectancy, 2011 - 2022
Health
1. Percentage distribution of population by health status, 2012 - 2023
2. Percentage of persons with self-reported unmet needs (for economic reasons, waiting lists, too far to travel/no means of transportation) for medical examinations or treatments, by sex, 20132023
3. Physicians per 1,000 inhabitants, by group of specialities, 20122023
4. Hospitals, beds, health centres and pharmacies per 100,000 inhabitants, 2012 - 2023
5. Percentage distribution of ESSPROS social protection expenditures, 2011 - 2022
6. Percentage of patients discharged by disease categories, 20102012
6a. Patients discharged by disease categories, 2015 - 2017
Diagrams: National Health Survey, 2014, 2019 Diagrams: Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), 2016 - 2023
Ιnformation and communication technologies
1. Percentage of households with internet access at home, 20132024
2. Percentage οf population having internet access, 2013 - 2024
3. Percentage of population having bought / ordered goods or services over the internet, 2013 - 2024
4. Percentage of population using the internet, by type of activity, 2013 - 2024
5. European Union: Percentage of households with internet access at home, 2012 - 2023
Household consumption and housing amenities
1. Percentage distribution of average monthly expenditure of households on goods and services, 2012 - 2023
2. Average monthly consumption of basic goods, 2014 - 2023
3. Percentage of households by housing amenities, 2012 - 2023
4. Percentage distribution of households by dwelling type and tenure status, 2012 - 2023
5. Percentage distribution of households by number of rooms and surface of dwelling, 2012 - 2023
6. Percentage distribution of households by main cooking means, 2012- 2023
7. Percentage distribution of households by main heating means, 2012 - 2023
Justice
1. Criminal offences commited, offenders and ratio per 100,000 inhabitants, 2012 - 2023
2. Percentage distribution of offences commited, by Regional Police Departments, 2012 - 2023
3. Criminal offences committed and offenders by citizenship, sex and age group, 2012 - 2023
4. Road traffic accidents and casualties, 2012 - 2023
5. European Union: Victims of intentional homicide per 100,000 inhabitants, 2011 - 2022
Tourism
1. Number of resident tourists on personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays, 2012 - 2023
2. Number of resident tourists’ personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays, 2012 - 2023
3. Overnight stays of resident tourists on personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays, 2012 - 2023
4. European Union: Number of resident tourists on personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays, 2012 - 2023
Culture
1. Museums and archaeological sites, 2012 - 2023
2. Art galleries, 2012 - 2023
3. State and municipal theatres and orchestras, 2012 - 2023
Environment
1. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by main sectors of economic activity and households, 2011 - 2022
2. Municipal waste treatment, 2011 - 2022
3. Municipal waste treatment per capita, 2011 - 2022
4. Nοn-hazardous waste generated by different branches of economic activity, 2011 - 2022
5. Hazardous waste generated by different branches of economic activity, 2008 - 2022
6. European Union: Municipal waste treatment per capita, 20122023
Total Greek(1)
EU countries except Greece
European countries outside EU
Countries of Africa
Countries of the Caribbean, South or Central America
Countries of North America
Countries of Asia
Countries of Oceania
Foreigners with undeclared citizenship
Stateless or unspecified citizenship
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
Note: It is noted
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
= No data available.
(1)Dependency ratio: the ratio of the persons aged 0 - 14 and 65 years and over, to the persons aged 15 - 64 years.
Ageing ratio: the ratio of the persons aged 65 years and over, to the persons aged 0 - 14 years.
Total fertility rate: the average number of living children that a woman will give birth to over the course of her lifetime (provided that, during her reproductive age, the fertility conditions prevail by age of the reference year). The total fertility rate is used in order to determine the level of replacement of the generations, which, in developed countries, is considered to be 2.1.
Total mortality rate: the number of deaths per 1,000 people.
Infant mortality rate: the number of children dying at less than 1 year of age divided by the number of live births that year. The ratio is expressed by 1,000 live births.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT and European Health and Life Expectancy Information System. = No data available.
(1)The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003. (2)% HLY/LE: Ratio of the healthy life years to life expectancy at the age of 65. (3)Eurostat estimates.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
… = No data available.
(1) For the years up to 2017, the data source on divorces was the Courts of First Instance and data from final divorce decisions were collected. As of 2018 onwards, the data source is the Ministry of Interior and data from divorces by mutual consent (dissolution of marriage by notarial act) and contested divorces (irrevocable court decisions, i.e., which cannot be contested by legal action) are collected. The available variables collected are: type of divorce, sex and age of the divorced, duration and type of marriage (religious - civil), Region of usual residence. Data on the reasons of divorce and the party against whom the divorce was issued are no longer available. Due to these changes, data from 2018 onwards are not fully comparable with data up to 2017.
(2) The decrease in the number of divorces is due to the abstention of lawyers during the 1st semester of the year.
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Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
From 2021 onwards, it refers to persons aged 15 - 89 years.
(2) Ιt refers to persons aged 15 - 74 years.
(3) Until the year 2020, the employment rate represents persons in employment as a percentage of the population aged 15 years and over. From 2021 onwards,
Table 2. Greece: Population
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) From 2021 onwards, it refers to persons aged 15 - 89 years.
(2) Ιt refers to persons aged 15 - 74 years.
(3) Until the year 2020, the employment rate represents persons in employment as a percentage of the population aged 15 years and over. From 2021 onwards, it represents persons in employment as a percentage of the population aged 15 - 89 years.
(4) The unemployment rate represents unemployed persons as a percentage of the total labour force (labour force = employed persons aged 15 - 89 years + unemployed aged 15 - 74 years).
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Table 5. Greece: Population aged 15 years and over by age group and employment
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) From 2021 onwards, it refers to persons aged 15 - 89 years. (2) It refers to persons aged 15 - 74 years.
(3) The unemployment rate represents unemployed persons as
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Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) From 2021 onwards, it refers to persons aged 15 - 89 years.
(2) It refers to persons aged 15 - 74 years.
(3) The unemployment rate represents unemployed persons as a percentage of the total labour force (labour force = employed persons aged 15 - 89 years + unemployed aged 15 - 74 years).
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4.05.05.74.14.04.2 381,760432,755448,814372,477354,874366,076 6.97.98.26.96.66.8
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) Jobless households are the households where nobody works, except those consisting solely of non-working students aged 18 - 24 years.
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a) children aged 0 - 17 years who are living in households where noone works, as a share of children aged 0 - 17 years in the total population, b) adults aged 18 - 59 years who are living in households where noone works, as a share of adults aged 18 - 59 years in the total population.
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Table 1. Greece: People at-risk-of-poverty or
"Europe 2030" strategy. People at risk of poverty or social exclusion.
- People at-risk-of-poverty after social transfers.
- People living under severe material and social deprivation - Proportion of the population experiencing an enforced lack of at least 7 of 13 deprivation goods and services.
- People living in households with very low work intensity (EU 2030): share of population aged 18 - 64 years living in households where the working-age members worked less than 20% of their total work potential during the past year. The work intensity of the household is the ratio of the total number of months that all working-age household members have worked, during the income reference year, and the total number of months the same household members could theoretically have worked during the same period. A working-age person is a person aged 18 - 64 years, excluding students in the age group 18 - 24 years. Households which consist only of children, of students aged less than 25 years and / or people aged 64 years or more are excluded from the indicator calculation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003. (2) Population at risk of poverty or social exclusion (revised definition): population at risk of poverty or with material and social deprivation (i.e.,
of the population experiencing an enforced lack of at least 7 out of 13 deprivation items) or living in households
The at-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers is the share of persons living in households where the total equivalised disposable income is below the at-risk-of-poverty threshold, i.e., lower than 60% of the national median equivalised disposable income (median income means the income in the middle of the distribution).
The equivalised individual disposable income is the total disposable income of a household divided by the equivalised household size. The equivalised household size is calculated using a standard equivalence scale, called the modified OECD scale. This scale gives a weight to all members of the household: 1.0 to the first adult; 0.5 to the second adult and each subsequent person aged 14 years and over; 0.3 to each child aged under 14 years. For example: the income of a household with 2 adults and 2 children under the age of 14 years is divided by 1+ 0.5 + (2 x 0.3) = 2.1. Accordingly, the income of a household with 2 adults is divided by 1+ 0.5 = 1.5 and the income of a household with 2 adults and 2 children aged 14 years and over is divided by 1+ 0.5 + (2 x 0.5) = 2.5, etc.
Social transfers include social assistance (i.e., the social solidarity allowance for pensioners, the lump sum payments to support poor households in mountainous and disadvantageous areas, allowances to long-term unemployed aged 45 - 65 years, etc.) and the allowances such as family / children-related allowances, unemployment, sickness, disability / invalidity benefits, as well as education - related allowances.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) Material and social deprivation rate (EU 2030 Target) measures the percentage of the population experiencing an enforced lack of at
7 of 13 deprivation items and services related to the household and 6 related to the individual, due to incapacity to:
Household level
- being confronted with payment arrears (on mortgage or rental payments, utility bills, hire purchase instalments),
- afford paying for one-week annual holiday,
- afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish or vegetarian equivalent, every second day,
- to face unexpected expenses,
- have access to a car/van for personal use,
- keep home adequately warm in winter and cool in summer,
- replace worn-out or destroyed furniture,
Individual level
- internet access
- worn-out clothes by new ones,
- two pairs of properly fitting shoes (including a pair of all-weather shoes),
- a small amount of money each week on himself/herself,
- together with friends/family for a drink/meal at least once a month,
- having regular leisure activities.
(2) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003. Data on the updated (EU 2030) indicator are available since 2015. Table 3. Greece: Material and
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1)People living in households with very low work intensity (EU 2030): share of population aged 18 - 64 years living in households where the working-age members worked less than 20% of their total work potential during the past year. The work intensity of the household is the ratio of the total number of months that all working-age household members have worked, during the income reference year, and the total number of months the same household members could theoretically have worked during the same period. A working-age person is a person aged 18 - 64 years, excluding students in the age group 18 - 24 years. Households which consist only of children, of students aged less than 25 years and or people aged 64 years or more are excluded from the indicator calculation.
(2) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003. Data on the updated (EU 2030) indicator are available since 2015.
Table 5. Greece: At-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers(1)
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1)The at-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers (social allowances are included in the disposable income, while pensions are not included) is the share of persons living in households where the total equivalised disposable income is lower than 60% of the national median equivalised disposable income.
(2)The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003.
Table 6. Greece: At-risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers, by employment status, 2012 - 2023(1)
By most frequent employment status(2)
Employed persons
Not employed persons
Unemployed persons
Retired persons
Other inactive persons
In work at-risk-of-poverty rate(3) Total
Female Working time(2)
Full-time
Part-time
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1)The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003.
(2) It refers to persons aged 18 years and over.
(3) It refers to persons aged 18 - 64 years.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) For a given year N, the at-risk-of-porertry rate anchored at a fixed moment in time is defined as the percentage of the population whose equivalised total disposable income in that given year is below the at-risk-of-poretry threshold calculated in the standard way for the year 2008 and then adjusted for inflation.
(2) The data of the table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC), which is being conducted since 2003 and the index is compiled since 2006.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1)The relative at-risk-of-poverty gap is calculated as the difference between the median equivalised disposable income of persons below the at-risk-ofpoverty threshold and the at-risk-of-poverty threshold, expressed as a percentage of the at-risk-of-poverty
(2) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003.
Table 9. Greece: Overcrowding rate by sex, age group
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Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) Overcrowding rate: The indicator is defined as the percentage of the population living in an overcrowded household. A person is considered as living in an overcrowded household, if the household does not have at its disposal a minimum of rooms equals to: - one room for the household, - one room for each couple, - one room for each single person aged 18 years and over, - one room for two single persons of the same sex aged 12 - 17 years, - one room for each single person of different sex aged 12 - 17 years,
- one room for two persons aged under 12 years of age.
(2) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is conducted since 2003.
(2) The income quintile share ratio or the S80/S20 ratio is a measure of the inequality of income distribution. It is calculated as the ratio of total equivalised disposable income received by the 20% of the country’s population with the highest equivalised disposable income to that received by the 20% of the country’s population with the lowest equivalised disposable income. In other words, it compares the income share of the richest 20% of the population with that of the poorest 20% of the population.
(3) The Gini coefficient is defined as the relationship of cumulative shares of the population arranged according to the level of equivalised disposable income to the cumulative share of the total equivalised disposable income received by them. If there was
(i.e.
the same income) the Gini coefficient would be 0%. A Gini coefficient of 100% indicates that there is total income
and the
is in the hands of 1 person. For example, a Gini coefficient of 30% means that choosing randomly 2 persons, the difference between their
is at 30% of the mean income.
24.624.424.023.722.421.7
18.819.216.917.217.116.8
20.821.221.622.222.020.5
18.118.518.418.717.817.9
20.320.620.019.818.818.5
35.736.032.432.632.230.3
23.526.023.623.123.323.6
29.928.325.423.822.420.8
27.329.228.728.827.527.3
28.528.328.427.825.925.7
29.925.524.423.523.722.1
27.827.422.822.621.419.1
35.132.730.028.228.528.4
30.827.329.430.029.828.5
19.019.018.419.119.320.1
24.623.922.220.219.419.2
15.916.516.416.316.616.5
27.527.526.424.923.421.6
19.818.417.317.115.815.2
20.420.417.716.916.615.4
16.017.316.916.516.016.6
48.040.143.341.038.033.0
18.317.918.617.517.817.5
34.831.830.628.625.920.6
25.824.722.520.618.718.2
41.940.344.546.042.538.7
18.318.218.217.717.217.7
14.614.813.012.412.111.8
Source: Eurostat. = No data available.
(1) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted in
since 2004.
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) Also including "absent teachers", but only for public kindergartens. "Absent teachers" are the teachers with a fixed post in the school unit who are absent for more than 20 working days (due to illness, maternity leave, training, etc.) and their replacement is pending, as well as the teachers who are seconded to other administrative posts of the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports or elsewhere.
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) Also including "absent teachers", but only for public primary schools. "Absent teachers" are the teachers with a fixed post in the school unit who are absent for more than 20 working days (due to illness, maternity leave, training, etc.) and their replacement is pending, as well as the teachers who are seconded to other administrative posts of the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports or elsewhere.
(2) From the school year 2014/15 onwards, minority schools are recorded in the public school units.
3. Greece:
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) Also including "absent teachers", but only for public lower secondary schools. "Absent teachers" are the teachers with a fixed post in the school unit who are absent for more than 20 working days (due to illness, maternity leave, training, etc.) and their replacement is pending, as well as the teachers who are seconded to other administrative posts of the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs or elsewhere. (2) From the school year 2014/15 onwards, minority schools are recorded in the public school units.
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) Also including "absent teachers", but only for public general upper secondary schools. "Absent teachers" are the teachers with a fixed post in the school unit who are absent for more than 20 working days (due to illness, maternity leave, training, etc.) and their replacement is pending, as well as the teachers who are seconded to other administrative posts of the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs or elsewhere.
(2) From the school year 2014/15 onwards, minority schools are recorded in the public school units.
(3) From the school year 2017/18, the data on private day schools also include data on 1 private evening school, due to statistical confidentiality reasons. Therefore, the data for the school year 2017/18 are not comparable with the data of the previous school years.
.4521/2018).
5. Greece: Tertiary education (technical sector):
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) It refers to the teaching staff who is appointed to and teaches in the specific department.
(2) Excluding the students who have completed the years of attendance as stipulated in relevant legislation, but still have to take an exam for some course and who were: 104,834 for 2008/09, 115,736 for 2009/10, 110,748 for 2010/11, 115,809 for 2011/12, 106,295 for 2012/13, 104,872 for 2013/14, 110,678 for 2014/15, 115,464 for 2015/16, 120,792 for 2016/17, 127,445 for 2017/18, 103,346 for 2018/19 and 101,889 for 2019/20
(3) The reduction mostly refers to the personnel under limited time contract (Law 3986/2011, article 37, par. 3).
(4) From the academic year 2019/20, the teaching staff of TEI is recorded in the respective university departments where they were integrated.
(5) In the academic year 2019/20, enrolled students at TEI are those students that entered tertiary education in the academic year 2018/19 or in the previous years. Those students continue their studies under the abolished TEI curriculum and will graduate from the technological education sector.
(6) In the academic year 2019/20 are the students that graduated from the technological sector after following the TEI curriculum.
(7) Revised data for 2019/20.
Table 6. Greece: Tertiary education (universities): Teaching staff, students and graduates,
Teaching staff(1)
Students(2)
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) It refers to the teaching staff who is appointed to and teaches in the specific department.
(2) Excluding the students who have completed the years of attendance as stipulated in relevant legislation, but still have to take an exam for some course and who were: 173,161 for 2008/09, 176,393 for 2009/10, 178,826 for 2010/11, 183,986 for 2011/12, 182,034 for 2012/13, 193,207 for 2013/14, 190,496 for 2014/15, 193,583 for 2015/16, 205,561 for 2016/17, 235,406 for 2017/18, 252,718 for 2018/19 and 266,085 for 2019/20
(3) MSc, MA, MBA, etc.
(4) The increase in the number of students, in the academic year 2018/19, is due to the establishment and operation of the University of West Attica (Law 4521/2018).
(5) Revised data for 2019/20.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
Note: The results of the Labour Force Survey have been revised, from 2001 onwards, on the basis of population estimates which derived from the results of the 2011 Population Census. (1) Early school leavers: percentage of the persons aged 18 - 24 years having completed at most lower secondary education (ISCED 3c) and not in further education or training. The percentage of early school leavers is computed over the total persons aged 18 - 24 years.
Table 8. Greece: Persons
17.117.217.017.017.017.0
19.619.619.018.019.019.0
16.516.516.016.017.017.0
18.118.218.018.018.018.0
18.118.318.017.019.019.0
18.218.118.0…18.018.0
17.317.518.018.0……
17.717.918.018.018.018.0
17.317.117.017.016.017.0
16.216.416.017.017.017.0
14.914.915.015.016.016.0
18.117.918.018.018.018.0
19.118.918.018.018.019.0
15.015.115.015.015.015.0
15.015.215.015.015.016.0
19.019.118.018.019.019.0
18.418.017.017.017.017.0
16.516.416.016.016.016.0
18.418.5……18.018.0
20.620.520.020.021.021.0
16.416.417.017.017.017.0
19.619.820.020.020.020.0
17.717.718.017.017.017.0
18.118.318.018.018.018.0
17.516.916.018.0……
19.819.919.020.020.020.0
18.118.118.0………
17.017.017.018.018.018.0 19.019.019.019.019.019.0 17.017.017.017.017.017.0 18.018.019.019.019.019.0 19.019.020.020.0…… 18.018.018.018.018.018.0 19.020.019.019.019.019.0 18.018.018.018.019.019.0 17.017.017.017.017.017.0 17.017.018.018.018.018.0 17.017.017.017.018.018.0 18.019.019.018.019.018.0 19.019.018.018.018.018.0 15.015.015.015.015.015.0 16.016.016.016.016.016.0 19.019.019.019.019.0… 17.017.018.018.018.019.0 16.016.016.016.016.016.0 18.018.018.018.018.019.0 21.021.021.021.021.021.0
16.016.016.016.016.016.0 20.020.020.020.020.020.0 17.017.017.017.017.017.0 18.018.018.018.018.018.0 15.0 21.021.021.021.021.021.0 …17.017.017.018.018.0
Source: Eurostat. = No data available.
(1) School expectancy corresponds to the expected years of education over a lifetime and has been calculated adding the single-year enrolment rates for all ages from the age of 5 years and over. To illustrate the meaning of school expectancy, let us take an example: school expectancy for the age of 10 would be 1 year, if all 10-year-old students (in the year of the data collection) were enrolled. If only 50 % of 10-year-old students were enrolled, school expectancy for the age of 10 would be half a year.
(2) Until 2012, the survey was conducted in accordance with the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) 1997. From 2013 onwards, the survey is conducted in line with ISCED 2011.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of this table derive from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions (EU - SILC), which is being conducted since 2003.
Table 2. Percentage of persons with self-reported unmet
Table 3. Greece: Physicians per 1,000 inhabitants, by group of specialities(1)
Obstetrics and gynaecology Psychiatry
Medical group of specialties
Surgical group of specialties
Other specialties
Dentists
Source: Health Divisions and Sections attached to Regional Units, Athens and Piraeus Medical Association, Dentist Associations. (1) General Medicine: also including physicians in rural service and specialists in social medicine.
Psychiatry: also including neurologists-psychiatrists and child psychiatrists.
Medical group of specialties: including cardiologists, endocrinologists, gastroenterologists, TB specialists, oncologists, rheumatologists, allergiologists, neurologists, otorhinolaryngologists, radiologists, medical imaging specialists, nuclear medicine doctors, clinical chemistry doctors, bacteriologists, haematologists, dermatologists - venereologists, occupational medicine physicians, hygienic doctors, internists, forensic doctors and pathologoanatomists.
Surgical group of specialties: including neurosurgery, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, orthopedic surgery, thoracic surgery, vascular surgery, urology, nephrοlogy surgery, children's surgery, physical medicine and rehabilitation.
Other specialties: including all the other physicians with or without specialty, as well as in training physicians.
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT. = No data available.
Hospitals Health care units of Legal Entities of Public Law Private clinics and Legal Entities of Private Law Beds Health centres(1) Pharmacies
(1) From 2020 onwards, the Health Units of the National Primary Health Care Network (PEDY, Law 4238/2014) are also included which, by virtue of the Law 4486/2017, are renamed to health centres.
Table 5. Greece: Percentage distribution of ESSPROS(1) social protection expenditures, 2011 - 2022
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
… = No data available.
(1) ESSPROS: the European System of Integrated Social Protection Statistics, abbreviated as ESSPROS, is a common framework for recording receipts and expenditure of all public and private bodies or schemes involved in social protection, which include all benefits and allowances provided to individuals or social groups.
(2) Including persons aged less than the minimum retirement age who have lost their spouse or close relative on whom they depended economically for their living. Including also persons, who receive a lump sum payment for funeral expenses or any other unfavourable condition they face because of the death of a family member.
(3) Including most deprived persons, refugees, migrants, drug-addicts or alcoholics, victims of criminal actions, etc.
Table 6. Greece:
2,219,8352,199,0622,169,864
2.42.52.7
12.112.612.4
2.32.12.2
Total number of patients discharged
Infectious and parasitic diseases
Neoplasms
Endocrine and metabolic diseases, nutritional deficiencies and immunity disorders
1.61.51.7
1.81.81.9 9.79.99.5
13.613.913.4
7.68.28.3 10.210.410.2 8.17.98.5
7.76.96.8
2.01.81.9 4.14.14.0
0.50.60.6 1.31.51.5
7.87.27.1
7.47.17.3
Diseases of blood and blood-forming organs
Mental disorders
Diseases of the nervous system and sense organs
Diseases of the circulatory system
Diseases of the respiratory system
Diseases of the digestive system
Diseases of the urinary system
Complications of pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium
Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
Congenital anomalies
Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period
Signs, symptoms and ill-defined conditions
Accidents, poisonings and injuries
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems ICD-9.
Table 6a. Greece: Patients discharged, by disease
1,484,4851,482,7221,505,257
Total number of patients discharged
32,80035,23835,099
Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
172,074170,744172,428
25,46826,51426,462
Neoplasms
Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism
29,13328,71828,068
Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases
34,34633,87635,464
Mental and behavioural disorders
45,26946,01946,471
Diseases of the nervous system
39,74237,14437,295
Diseases of the eye and adnexa
6,7536,7476,679
Diseases of the ear and mastoid process
206,205205,902209,156 138,743130,638137,096
157,422161,411163,484
Diseases of the circulatory system
Diseases of the respiratory system
Diseases of the digestive system
20,56420,35420,662
54,66857,45357,189
Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
118,168120,631124,492 106,415107,801103,643 20,47122,04521,378
Diseases of the genitourinary system
Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium
Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period
6,5186,2536,728
126,298127,280133,782
Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities
Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified
111,354112,787114,081
12,0637,6068,356
20,01117,56117,244
Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes
External causes of morbidity and mortality
Factors influencing health status and contact with health services
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT, 2014, 2019 National Health Survey.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT, 2014, 2019 National Health Survey. (1) Prevalence rate of a disease/condition is the share of population having the disease at a given period; included are people who already have the disease at the start of the time period as well as those who acquire it during that period.
Source: Population,
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT, 2014, 2019 National Health Survey.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT, 2014, 2019 National Health Survey.
Source:Population,
Source:Population,
Ιnformation and communication technologies
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of the table derive from the Survey on ICT Usage in households and by individuals, which is being conducted since 2002. (2) Data refer to the 1st quarter of the corresponding years.
Use of e-government services (general index)
Obtaining information from public authorities web sites
Downloading official forms Sending filled in forms
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
= No data available.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Survey on ICT Usage in Households and by Individuals, which is being conducted since 2002.
(2) Data refer to the 1st quarter of the corresponding years.
(3) Data refer to period April 2012 - March 2013. (4)
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(14) Data refer to period April 2023 - March 2024.
(15) Data refer only to the submission of tax declaration by the tax payers themselves.
778081848688
818182858989 808382858687 828383868689 888990929394 566668697176 798388868890 828285878889 707479828386 697375798184 656877777682 656971747986
727376777982 656668727578 949697979793 788081818584 959696979898 626570747779 787879818181 767778788287 899090929494
545759646772 939392949793 707376798283 727576808284 586168727681 939091949593 737879828386
Household consumption and housing amenities
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years and, from 2009, onwards, is conducted on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years while from 2009 onwards, on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Table 3. Greece: Percentage of households by housing amenities, 2012 - 2023(1)
100.099.999.499.599.3 69.870.770.776.176.6 92.293.193.894.394.6 14.715.015.015.015.0 36.937.938.139.038.9 84.284.184.486.786.9
30.732.152.755.9… 30.632.132.233.534.0 36.131.625.622.6… 52.851.367.257.956.8 66.066.266.269.770.0 13.213.213.213.313.3
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
= No data available.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years and, from 2009 onwards, is conducted on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years while from 2009 onwards, on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years while from 2009 onwards, on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years while from 2009 onwards, on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
Source: Population, Employment and Cost of Living Statistics Division ELSTAT.
= No data available.
(1) The data of the table derive from the Household Budget Survey (HBS), which, until 2008, was being conducted every four years while from 2009 onwards, on a yearly basis.
(2) The data of the Household Budget Survey (HBS) for the reference years 2014 and 2015 have been revised as a result of recalculation of the weighting factors, after the implementation of an appropriate trimming procedure to limit their variation.
2.62.52.62.62.5 2.8
7.55.55.14.64.4 4.5
0.00.00.00.00.0 0.0
Source: Hellenic Police.
Note: Crime Statistics refer to offences committed during the year, either misdemeanors or felonies (prosecuted "ex proprio motu" or upon indictment) for which the regional departments of the Hellenic Police have conducted a preliminary investigation or submitted a lawsuit or indictment against the relevant offenders (principal perpetrators or accomplices). In the case of multiple offences, all the offences are stated separately and in the case of accomplices, abettors, etc. all those who participated in the offence are stated separately.
(1) The number of offences commited refer to felonies and misdemeanor crimes, completed and attempts thereof.
(2) The ratio is estimated on the basis of the estimated population, on the 30th June of the relevant year.
(3) The total number of offenders includes the offenders who were identified in the month when the offence was registered and the offenders who were unkown during the same month and who were identified later during the year, principal offenders and accomplices, arrested or not.
Table 2. Greece: Percentage distribution of offences commited(1), by Regional Police Departments, 2012 - 2023
Total of offences
Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki
Kentriki Makedonia
Thessaloniki
Dytiki Makedonia
Ipeiros
Thessalia
Ionia Nisia
Dytiki Ellada
Sterea Ellada
Attiki
Peloponnisos
Voreio Aigaio
Notio Aigaio
Kriti
Other Services(2)
Source: Hellenic Police.
Note: Crime Statistics refer to offences committed during the year, either misdemeanors or felonies (prosecuted "ex proprio motu" or upon indictment) for which the regional departments of the Hellenic Police have conducted a preliminary investigation or submitted a lawsuit or indictment against the relevant offenders (principal perpetrators or accomplices). In the case of multiple offences, all the offences are stated separately and in the case of accomplices, abettors, etc. all those who participated in the offence are stated separately.
(1) The number of offences commited refer to felonies and misdemeanor crimes, completed and attempts thereof.
(2) They refer to services that are directly under the Chief of the Hellenic Police.
3,272 5,4424,3304,3215,616
7,366 7,2786,3616,8737,493 8,688 14,024 12,66410,17710,81011,614 11,336 20,602 17,13114,29214,22614,928 14,581 21,689 17,31415,50315,15116,631 15,289 26,926 26,71725,86526,67229,723 30,647 19,937 22,20222,31922,73825,071 26,915 6,825 10,48210,5569,95711,097 11,341 4,871
3.2 4.84.24.15.0 5.0
70,216 72,50169,04469,76272,848 74,382 55.6 60.662.962.859.4 59.5 61,770 56,09552,56652,91661,322 63,985 8,446 16,40616,47816,84611,526 10,397 12.0 22.623.924.115.8 14.0 56,049 47,05540,67841,25849,879 50,630 44.4 39.437.137.240.6
Source: Hellenic Police.
Table
Offences
Felonies (major offences)
% of total offences
Misdemeanors (minor offences)
% of total offences
Offenders(2), identified during the year (principal offenders and accomplices)
Βy citizenship
Nationals
% of the total identified offenders
Non-nationals
% of the total identified offenders
By sex
Males
Females
% of the total identified offenders
By age group
7 - 12
13 - 17
18 - 20
21 - 24
25 - 29
30 - 34 35 - 44
45 - 59
60 +
Unknown
Juveniles(3) as % of the total identified offenders
Arrested or not
Arrested
% of the total identified offenders
Males
Females
Females as % of the total arrested offenders
Not arrested
% of the total identified offenders
Males
Females
Females as % of the total not arrested offenders
Note: Crime Statistics refer to offences committed during the year, either misdemeanors or felonies (prosecuted "ex proprio motu" or upon indictment) for which the regional departments of the Hellenic Police have conducted a preliminary investigation or submitted a lawsuit or indictment against the relevant offenders (principal perpetrators or accomplices). In the case of multiple offences, all the offences are stated separately and in the case of accomplices, abettors, etc. all those who participated in the offence are stated separately.
(1) The number of offences commited refer to felonies and misdemeanor crimes, completed and attempts thereof.
(2) The total number of offenders includes the offenders who were identified in the month when the offence was registered and the offenders who were unkown during the same month and who were identified later during the year, principal offenders and accomplices, arrested or not.
(3) Juveniles: 7 - 17 years old.
Table 4. Greece: Road traffic accidents and casualties, 2012 - 2023
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT. = No data available. (1) Provisional data.
Source: Eurostat. = No data available.
Data refer to intentional homicides, which were recorded by the police.
2,720.42,609.23,041.12,780.62,668.33,030.3
1,279.91,249.41,462.01,311.61,254.01,421.0
Number of resident tourists on personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays (in thousands)
1,902.31,762.82,012.01,799.01,741.12,014.5
548.9516.8581.8476.7440.1547.0 1,570.91,416.61,654.21,423.61,403.71,520.2 1,302.21,198.71,367.21,352.01,282.21,528.6 607.0605.4674.5620.6633.3751.4
Table 2. Greece: Number of resident tourists’(1) personal trips with at least 4 overnight stays, 2012 - 2023
44,599.452,475.556,414.951,461.549,745.755,779.0
20,925.124,263.626,114.023,491.022,683.825,532.5 23,674.328,211.930,300.927,970.527,061.930,246.5
6,596.56,707.46,785.35,971.25,624.86,259.6 14,548.216,167.517,714.715,007.114,861.714,529.0 13,650.515,903.217,303.917,903.915,975.918,971.9 9,804.213,697.314,611.012,579.413,283.316,018.5
Table 3. Greece: Overnight stays of resident tourists(1) on personal trips with at least 4
4,2754,1964,2504,2934,4184,419 3,9375,0304,4944,7605,1244,893 33,47633,73333,64133,64132,82230,076 45,45045,50145,17644,85445,66743,914 2,7202,6093,0412,7812,6683,030 416440479458485483 1,8921,8112,0241,9882,1132,142 14,85715,10414,76818,68919,66419,487 20,54317,60517,28419,00018,38718,902 1,2391,0721,2371,0851,1201,235 317201336374377378 390470452497528515 624683712702664668 305349307350364372 121130142141171199
10,24910,1229,91710,02310,43510,620 1,9192,4482,3422,5862,6392,671 2,0341,8381,7912,1382,2002,238 915873912920941977 3,0033,0443,0093,1533,0743,092
7098981,0481,3411,2501,589 3,3503,4313,4603,4313,5442,934 2,9732,8832,9333,0663,1453,071 10,86011,88011,81611,80612,51312,867 1,8201,7951,7451,7701,5931,676 6,326...3,8774,3234,0164,945 5,1055,0505,8605,4055,4625,618
4,5054,5572,8623,4304,6194,615 5,1305,3013,1783,9004,7835,639 30,94830,77030,06532,90932,63435,526 47,23245,45030,98536,89741,31945,818 3,3113,1982,6602,9543,3703,466 614496226271432482 2,2452,2661,3191,8212,3592,750 20,73721,69119,61715,64119,91022,031 20,45720,62211,94514,70619,11718,626 1,2851,3639621,0591,2891,303 407437244279351395 580480267304511579 643656256276545603 225230312358400404 22323182115221183 10,68410,8007,5399,69810,80511,050 2,8403,1452,2532,7112,8523,183 2,4352,5299291,0911,7821,821 1,049962721724937891 3,1502,9152,1092,3062,6672,609
1,4991,6271,1091,0721,0701,369 2,3731,9831,141…1,2592,185 3,2213,2291,6392,0742,6552,912 13,25513,5608,61411,11712,72214,063 1,7972,0341,1491,7091,8341,675 5,0675,2423,7374,4044,5232,224 5,3905,4964,1154,6335,0775,137
Source: Eurostat. = No data available.
(1) Data refer to persons aged 15 years and over.
(COVID-19).
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
Note: Fluctuations in the number of museums and archaeological sites are usually on account of one of the following reasons:
a) creation of new museums,
b) declaration of new sites as archaelogical ones,
c) temporary cessation of operation of museums or archaeological sites, due to maintenance or restoration works, etc.,
d) temporary cessation of operation of some small local museums, due to the lack of personnel or more generally of funding for covering their operational expenditures.
(1) The period 14/05/2020 - 16/06/2020 and 01/11/2020 - 31/12/2020 the museums and the archaeological sites were closed, due to the containment measures against the pandemic of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Source: Sectoral Statistics Division ELSTAT.
Others
Total CO2 air emissions accounts (Economic activities and households) (-)Less national residents abroad (+) Plus non-residents on the territory
Total CO2 emissions (as reported in UNFCCC(2))
Source: Eurostat.
(1) Municipal waste consists to a large extent of waste generated by households and it may also includes similar waste generated by small businesses and offices and is collected by the municipality. Waste from agriculture and industry are not included. Waste from municipal sewage network and treatment, as well as municipal construction and demolition waste are excluded.
Deposit of waste into or onto land includes specially engineered landfill and temporary storage of over 1 year (including estimations of waste going to uncontrolled sites).
Recycling means any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes. It includes the reprocessing of organic material but does not include energy recovery and the reprocessing into materials that are to be used as fuels or for backfilling operations.
Composting is the treatment of biodegradable materials and it is presented as a separate category.
Energy recovery consists of the use of waste principally as a fuel or other means to generate energy.
(1) Municipal waste consists to a large extent of waste generated by households and it may also includes similar waste generated by small businesses and offices and is collected by the municipality. Waste from agriculture and industry are not included. Waste from municipal sewage network and treatment, as well as municipal construction and demolition waste are excluded.
Deposit of waste into or onto land includes specially engineered landfill and temporary storage of over 1 year (including estimations of waste going to uncontrolled sites).
Recycling means any recovery operation by which waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances whether for the original or other purposes. It includes the reprocessing of organic material but does not include energy recovery and the reprocessing into materials that are to be used as fuels or for backfilling operations.
Composting is the treatment of biodegradable materials and it is presented as a separate category. Energy recovery consists of the use of waste principally as a fuel or other means to generate energy.
Manufacturing Electricity supply Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
Construction Trade and services (NACE Rev.2, branches G-U_X_G4677), excluding wholesale of waste and scrap Waste from households
Source: Agriculture, Livestock, Fishery and Environment Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of the table derive from administrative sources, which are compiled every two years. (2) Provisional data.
Source: Agriculture, Livestock, Fishery and Environment Statistics Division ELSTAT. (1) The data of the table derive from administrative sources, which are compiled every two years.
(2) Provisional
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