Here you’ll find graphs, charts, tables and maps with statistics on culture and education.
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Graphics on Culture and education
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- Students able to read and write in a foreign language (first language = mother tongue), %
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- Endangered languages in the EU
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- Global language endangerment
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- Degrees of language endangerment
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- Most commonly used languages in the EU in %
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- Estimated % of EU population speaking a foreign language
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- All languages spoken in the EU should be treated equally
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- The role of translation in certain areas of life
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- Population of EU most/least spoken official languages as mother tongues, in millions
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- Estimated Roma population and Roma speakers in some EU Member States
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- Top 10 media groups worldwide (€ billions, 2015)
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- Table 1 – Associations with ‘culture’: EU average and highest results by country
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- Share of ERASMUS+ funding per education sector
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- ERASMUS+ programme
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- How to spot when news is fake
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- Erasmus+ as share of sub-heading 1a: Competitiveness for growth and jobs
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- 2015 – A record year for European cinema
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- Film production estimated market shares, 2015
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- Evolution of organised voluntary activities, February 2011 – December 2014
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- EU Aid Volunteers in figures
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- Status of languages in the EU
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- Languages of the world
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- Demographic change 2000-2010, EU27 population aged 15-29
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- Unemployment rate 2014-2015, EU28 population aged under 25 (annual average)
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- Unemployment rate by level of educational attainment (ISCED levels), 2014 (%)
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- The six largest book markets globally
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- World-leading publishing companies by turnover (2010, million euros)
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- Share of the six leading EU markets in book publishing, 2007
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- E-book markets in the EU-5, 2008-2014 (billion euros)
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- VAT levied on e-books globally, 2015
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