Projected Live Births in Rural Regions

Study title: Demographic balances and indicators by type of projection and other typologies

The data providers are the Eurostat units responsible for area, demography, population projections, economic accounts, labour market, tourism (from 2012 LAU aggregates by coastal/non-coastal area), science and technology statistics, business demography, transport and crimes providing the NUTS 3 data as 'building blocks' for the aggregates.

Demographic projections – statistical estimates of future population characteristics (such as size, age structure, and distribution) based on current data and assumptions about factors like births, deaths, and migration. Predominantly rural region – a territorial unit where the majority of the population lives in rural or non-urban areas.

Regional typology tables are produced in Eurostat production database by aggregating the NUTS3 source data that are publicly available in Eurostat reference database.

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Data provider: Eurostat.

The source of the information is available at: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/api/dissemination/statistics/1.0/data/urt_proj_19rdbi.

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