Archive:Being young in Europe today - introduction
About this publication
In late 2013, Eurostat introduced a new type of publication, the ‘flagship publication’, with the aim of providing statistical analyses related to important social, economic or environmental phenomena. The goal for these publications was to address specific themes highly relevant for the general public and the European Union policy-making.
Being young in Europe today is part of this new breed of publications and presents some of Eurostat’s most interesting data on the state of today’s young population in the EU. Being young in Europe today does not claim to be an exhaustive publication, but it provides an overview of the wealth of information that is available on Eurostat’s website and within its online databases. It provides a balanced set of indicators, with a broad cross-section of information.
What can you find in this publication?
Being young in Europe today is divided into 7 chapters covering population, family and society, health, education, access and participation to the labour market, living conditions and the digital world.
Each chapter contains data and background information relating to a very wide range of European statistics. More information can be found on Eurostat’s website, which contains subject-specific publications and online databases.
Infographic ‘Young Europeans’
To complement this publication on children and young people, Eurostat has recently developed an infographic that provides information to young internet users in a fun way. The infographic covers four main areas: family, work, free time & studies and the internet. The infographic can be accessed through the homepage of Eurostat's website.
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