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| 30.8.2010 |
First names and family names, birthdays, Slovenia, 1 January 2010 - final data |
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Half of the Slovene population has one of the top 50 names. Two thirds of names appear only once. |
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| 30.8.2010 |
Migration changes, Slovenia, 2009 - final data |
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In 2009, 30,296 people immigrated to Slovenia and 18,788 emigrated from it. Net migration was 11,508 persons, which is 38% less than a year before. |
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| 10.8.2010 |
International Youth Day 2010 |
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According to UN estimates, every fifth person in the world is young: almost 85% of young people live in developing countries (of whom 60% in Asia), 10% in Europe. However, the share of young people is decreasing. |
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| 30.7.2010 |
Population, Slovenia, 1 April 2010 - final data |
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On 1 April 2010 Slovenia had a population of 2,048,488. In the first quarter of 2010 Slovenia’s population increased by 0.1%. |
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| 30.7.2010 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2010 - provisional data |
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In the first quarter of 2010 total increase was 1,512 persons. 40% of its value was on account of natural increase and 60% on account of net migration. |
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| 9.7.2010 |
World Population Day 2010 |
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World population is drawing close to 7 billion. Slovenia contributes only 0.4% of the total EU-27 population. |
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| 30.6.2010 |
Live births, Slovenia, 2009 - final data |
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In 2009, the highest number of births after 1991 was recorded – 21,856 children were born alive; i.e. 39 more than a year before. |
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| 30.6.2010 |
Deaths, Slovenia, 2009 – final data |
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In 2009, 18,750 deaths were recorded in Slovenia or 2.4% more than in 2008. Among them there were 52 deaths of infants under one year of age. |
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| 29.6.2010 |
Marriages and divorces, Slovenia, 2009 |
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In 2009, 6,542 marriages (2.4% less than in 2008) and 2,297 divorces (2.3% more than in 2008) took place in Slovenia. |
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| 16.6.2010 |
Population, Slovenia, 1 January 2010 - final data |
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On 1 January 2010 Slovenia had a population of 2,046,976, which is 0.2% more than in mid-2009. |
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| 15.6.2010 |
Fathers Day 2010 |
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The share of fathers who are present at the birth of their children is increasing. Fathers are also more and more involved in taking care of the children. Families of single fathers with children are still rare in Slovenia. |
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| 19.5.2010 |
Population by settlements, detailed data, Slovenia, 1 January 2010 - final data |
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At the beginning of 2010 the population of Slovenia lived in 5,970 settlements, while 59 settlements were unpopulated, which is two less than six months previously. |
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| 13.5.2010 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 1 January 2010 - final data |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are
published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with
data as of 1 January 2010.
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| 30.4.2010 |
Population, Slovenia, 1 January 2010 |
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On the first day of 2010 Slovenia had a population of 2,046,976, which is 0.7% more than one year earlier. |
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| 30.4.2010 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 4th quarter 2009 – provisional data |
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In the fourth quarter of 2009 natural increase remained positive and according to provisional data represented 44% of total increase. The value of total increase in the observed quarter was 1,075 persons. |
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| 23.3.2010 |
Mother’s Day 2010 |
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In Slovenia more and more women experience motherhood: about a century ago some 20% of women did not have children, while today the share is around 7%. Among girls born in independent Slovenia – who are now teenagers – only 61 are mothers. |
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| 5.3.2010 |
International Women's Day 2010 |
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In terms of the gender empowerment measure, Slovenia is 15th among EU-27 Member States and 34th in the world. Every fifth woman in Slovenia has tertiary education, but female earnings are on average still around EUR 110 lower than male earnings. |
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| 19.2.2010 |
Women managers in Slovenia |
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As regards the gender empowerment measure, Slovenia is 34th in the world with 10% representation of women in politics. |
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| 11.2.2010 |
Population, Slovenia, 2008 - REVISED DATA |
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We are publishing data on population for the entire year 2008; the data were revised in accordance with the changed statistical definition of population. Revised data are official. |
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| 29.1.2010 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 September 2009 |
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In the third quarter of 2009 the population of Slovenia grew by 3,566 or by 0.2%. |
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| 29.1.2010 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 3rd quarter 2009 – PROVISIONAL DATA |
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In the third quarter of 2009 natural increase represented 40% of total increase. Natural increase was positive for the tenth consecutive quarter, while the value of net migration was the lowest after the fourth quarter of 2007. |
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| 30.12.2009 |
Birthdays of people in Slovenia |
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January 1 is not only the start of a new year; it is also the birthday of the greatest number (more than 7,800) of people in Slovenia. |
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| 29.12.2009 |
Socio-economic Characteristics of Population (31 December 2007) and of International Migrants (2008), detailed data, Slovenia |
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On 31 December 2007 there were 2,010,269 people living in Slovenia, 11.2% of whom were born outside the country. |
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| 22.12.2009 |
Eurostat's Population Projections for Slovenia by sex, EUROPOP2008 and cohesion regions 2008-2030, convergence scenario |
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At the end of November 2009 Eurostat prepared and published for EU Member States and for Norway and Switzerland population projections (by sex) at regional level (cohesion regions) for the 2008–2030 period, convergence scenario. |
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| 22.12.2009 |
Migration changes, detailed data, Slovenia, 2008 |
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Data series on migration changes published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2008. |
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| 16.12.2009 |
International Migrants Day 2009 |
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In the past 50 years as a rule every year more people immigrated to Slovenia than emigrated from it. In mid-2009 every eighth person in Slovenia was born abroad. |
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| 14.12.2009 |
Data on births and deaths, detailed data, Slovenia, 2008 |
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Data series on births and deaths published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2008. |
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| 14.12.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 June 2009 |
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Detailed data on population of Slovenia with commentary as of 30 June 2009 are published in the Rapid Reports. |
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| 26.11.2009 |
Data on marriages and divorces, detailed data, Slovenia, 2008 |
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Data series on marriages and divorces published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2008. |
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| 18.11.2009 |
Population by settlements, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2009 |
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In mid-2009 there were 6,028 settlements in Slovenia. Every fifteenth resident of Slovenia lived in a settlement with a population of less than 100.
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| 16.11.2009 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2009 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are
published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with
data as of 30 June 2009. |
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| 13.11.2009 |
International Students Day 2009 |
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In 2008, 17,221 students graduated from vocational colleges and higher education institutions, two thirds of them women. In the academic year 2008/09, there were 114,391 students in Slovenia, almost half of people aged 19-24. |
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| 12.11.2009 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 2nd quarter 2009 – provisional data |
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The second quarter of 2009 was the ninth consecutive quarter in which natural increase was recorded. Compared to the second quarter of 2008 net migration was halved. |
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| 9.11.2009 |
Young people in Slovenia |
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A new brochure entitled Young People in Slovenia was published, bringing data on young people in Slovenia, mostly in charts and short comments. |
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| 30.10.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 June 2009 |
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In the second quarter of 2009 the population of Slovenia increased by 0.2% and reached 2,042,335 |
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| 21.10.2009 |
Selected demographic data and indicators by cohesion and statistical regions, Slovenia, data series 1995 - 2008 |
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In the SI-STAT database data series and indicators series on natural and migration changes by cohesion and statistical regions are published. |
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| 14.10.2009 |
Natural and migration changes of population by municipalities, detailed data, Slovenia, 2008 |
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Data series on natural and migration changes of population by municipalities (since 1995) is completed with data for 2008. |
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| 6.10.2009 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2009 – provisional data |
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In the first quarter of 2009 more live births, deaths, immigrants from abroad and emigrants abroad and less internal migration were recorded than in the first quarter of 2008. |
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| 2.10.2009 |
Children’s Week 2009 |
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As regards statistical regions, people in Jugovzhodna Slovenija are on average the youngest; the share of children is 18.5%. In the Obalno-kraška region the share of children is only 14.7%. Among municipalities, Osilnica has the lowest share of children (only 9%) and Gorenja vas–Poljane the highest (25%). |
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| 30.9.2009 |
Migration changes, Slovenia, 2008 |
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In 2008, 30,693 people immigrated to Slovenia, 12,109 people emigrated abroad and 106,248 people changed their settlement of residence on the territory of Slovenia. Net migration was 18,584. The data on migration for 2008 are published according to the new definition of population. |
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| 29.9.2009 |
Acknowledgment of paternity, Slovenia, 2008 |
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In 2008, 11,552 acknowledgements of paternity occurred in Slovenia. 92.8% of children were acknowledged by their fathers before they completed the first month of age. |
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| 22.9.2009 |
Population by settlements, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2008 |
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At the end of 2008 almost half of all settlements had a population of less than 100. |
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| 8.9.2009 |
World Suicide Prevention Day 2009 |
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Suicide is the most frequent violent death in Slovenia and one of the three leading causes of death for young people under 25 in the world. |
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| 19.8.2009 |
Deaths, Slovenia, 2008 |
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18,308 deaths were recorded in Slovenia in 2008 or by 1.5% less than in 2007. Among them there were 52 deaths of infants under one year of age. |
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| 4.8.2009 |
Marriages and divorces, Slovenia, 2008 |
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In 2008, 6,703 marriages and 2,246 divorces took place in Slovenia; there were 5.2% more marriages and 14.1% less divorces than in 2007. |
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| 31.7.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 March 2009 |
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At the end of March 2009 Slovenia’s population was 2,038,733, 0.3% more than at the end of 2008. |
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| 28.7.2009 |
EUROPOP2008 population projections for Slovenia, 2008–2060, low, baseline and high variant, convergence scenario |
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The Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia prepared and released a new publication entitled Slovenia’s Population Today and Tomorrow, 2008–2060, EUROPOP2008 population projections for Slovenia. |
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| 15.7.2009 |
Population according to the 2008 statistical definition of population, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2008 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 30 June 2008. |
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| 9.7.2009 |
World Population Day 2009 |
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There are 6.8 billion people in the world and according to demographic projections by 2050 the number should increase to 9.1 billion. The EU-27 has almost 500 million people and according to Eurostat projections by 2050 the number should increase to 506 million. Slovenia has just over 2 million people and by 2050 the number should drop to 1.88 million. |
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| 30.6.2009 |
First names and family names, Birthdays, Slovenia, 2008 |
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Marija, Ana, Maja, Irena, Mojca are the most frequent female and Franc, Janez, Anton, Ivan and Jožef are the most frequent male names among the population of Slovenia. Among newborns in 2008 the most popular names were Lana and Luka again. |
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| 29.6.2009 |
Live births, Slovenia, 2008 |
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In 2008, the highest number of live births in the independent Slovenia was recorded: exactly 21.817 children were born alive, i.e. almost two thousand more than a year before. |
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| 18.6.2009 |
Data on births and deaths, detailed data, Slovenia, data series, - CORRECTION |
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Due to mistakes data on deaths by age and sex in 2005 in the table Deaths by age and sex, Slovenia, annually in the SI-STAT Data Portal, the data (originally published in the E-Release on 13 Dec. 2006) are published again. |
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| 18.6.2009 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2001- CORRECTION |
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Due to mistakes in the table Population by selected age groups and sex, municipalities, Slovenia, as of 31 December 2001 in the data for women, data are published in the SI-STAT Data Portal once again. Data were originally published in the publication Rapid Reports, No.171/2002 and in E-Release. |
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| 17.6.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 December 2008 |
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Detailed data on population of Slovenia with commentary as of 31 December 2008 are published in the Rapid Reports. |
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| 15.6.2009 |
Fathers Day 2009 |
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Ever more fathers are present at childbirth: in 2007 over 71%, in 1992 only slightly more than 9%. In 2008, paternity leave was used by 15,800 fathers and childcare leave by 1,125 fathers. |
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| 3.6.2009 |
Complete life table for the population of Slovenia, 2007 |
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For a boy born in Slovenia in 2007 the life expectancy at birth was 74.6 years while for a girl it was 81.8 years. |
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| 29.5.2009 |
Maja, Maj |
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Most children named Maja and Maj are born in the month of May. |
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| 13.5.2009 |
International Day of Families, Slovenia |
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According to 2002 population census data, 78% of the population in Slovenia lived in 556,000 families, which had on average 3.06 members. Most (37%) of the families had 1 child, almost 33% had 2 children, just over 7% had 3 or more children, and close to 21% were without children. |
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| 30.4.2009 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2008 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 31 December 2008. |
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| 30.4.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 December 2008 |
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At the end of 2008 Slovenia had a population of 2,032,362. In comparison with the end of 2007, the population has grown by 1.1%. We are publishing data according to a changed statistical definition of population for the first time. |
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| 24.4.2009 |
Population pyramid, Slovenia |
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An interactive graphical presentation of sex and age structure of population of Slovenia 1971-2061 is prepared on our website. |
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| 23.4.2009 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 4rd quarter 2008 – provisional data |
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In the fourth quarter of 2008 Slovenia’s population increased by 0.1% or by 3,054 persons. Again the population increased mostly on account of positive net migration of foreigners. |
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| 27.3.2009 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 3rd quarter 2008 – provisional data |
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In the third quarter of 2008 Slovenia’s population increased by 0.7% or by 14,341 persons. The population growth in the third quarter of 2008 was mostly the result of positive net migration of foreigners. |
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| 20.3.2009 |
Mother's Day 2009 |
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Mothers in figures: among 19,554 mothers who gave birth in 2007, 1.5% were teenagers, over 47% were at least 30 years old, 2.2% had 40 years or more, 19 had their eighth child or more, and 15 gave birth at home. Around 70% of women aged over 14 have given birth at least once. |
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| 4.3.2009 |
International Women's Day 2009 |
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According to the latest data, average women in Slovenia are 3.4 years older than men, in 94% of cases have upper secondary school education, in 75% of cases decide to continue studies at tertiary level, have their first child at age 28, earn 5% less per hour than men and live 9.1 years longer. |
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| 19.2.2009 |
International mother language day |
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According to the 2002 population census, Slovene is the mother tongue of nearly 88% of the population of Slovenia; for 0.4% of people in Slovenia Hungarian is the mother tongue and for 0.2% of the people in Slovenia it is Italian, followed by languages of other former Yugoslav republics. |
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| 12.2.2009 |
Population by settlements, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2008 |
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In mid-2008 almost a quarter of the total population of Slovenia lived in the seven largest settlements with more than 20,000 residents. The population of Ljubljana represented 12.9% of the total population of Slovenia. |
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| 30.1.2009 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 September 2008 |
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At the end of September 2008 there were 2,053,740 people living in the Republic of Slovenia, 1,024,361 men and 1,029,479 women. In the first nine months of 2008 the population grew by 1.4%. |
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| 29.1.2009 |
Intercultural dialogue in Slovenia |
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Our new handy publication Intercultural Dialogue in Slovenia can be used as a starting point for thinking about diversity and acceptance of diversity, as a basis for constructive dialogue in both the narrow and broader sense, or as a challenge for further research. |
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| 29.12.2008 |
Socio-economic Characteristics of Population (31 December 2006) and of International Migrants (2007), detailed data, Slovenia |
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On 31 December 2006 there were 2,010,377 people living in Slovenia, 11.3% of them were born outside the country. |
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| 22.12.2008 |
Migration changes, detailed data, Slovenia, 2007 |
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Data series on migration changes already published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2007. |
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| 16.12.2008 |
International Migrants Day |
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According to United Nations estimates, in the 1960-2005 period the number of migrants in the world more than doubled; from 75 million to 191 million in 2005. Slovenia has, mainly after 2004, recorded a trend of increasing immigration from abroad. |
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| 15.12.2008 |
Data on births and deaths, detailed data, Slovenia, 2007 |
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Data series on births and deaths published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2007. |
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| 1.12.2008 |
3 December, International Day of Persons with Disabilities |
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Disabled persons represent the largest minority in the world as according to UN data around 10% of the world’s population (more than 650 million people) are disabled. There are around 170,000 disabled persons in Slovenia and around 230,000 people with long-term illnesses. |
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| 28.11.2008 |
Data on marriages and divorces, detailed data, Slovenia, 2007 |
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Data series on marriages and divorces published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2007. |
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| 19.11.2008 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 2nd quarter 2008 – provisional data |
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In the first quarter of 2008 Slovenia’s population increased by 0.5% or by 10,769 persons. The population growth in the second quarter of 2008 was mostly the result of positive net migration of foreigners. |
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| 14.11.2008 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2008 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 30 June 2008. |
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| 7.11.2008 |
Slovenia’s Population is Ageing – New Solidarity Relations between Generations are Needed |
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This brochure shows individual relations between generations and in this way stresses the need for a good strategy on active ageing of the population in Slovenia. It provides for quality ageing in the society as well as an intergenerational solidarity relationship that increases in its quality. |
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| 30.10.2008 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 June 2008 |
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In mid-2008 there were 2,039,399 people living in Slovenia, 1,012,277 men and 1,027,122 women. In the second quarter of 2008, the population of Slovenia grew by 0.5%. |
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| 10.10.2008 |
Natural and migration changes of population by municipalities, detailed data, Slovenia, 2007 |
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Data series on natural and migration changes of population by municipalities (since 1995) is completed with data for 2007. |
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| 10.10.2008 |
Wrong data about the decline in the population of municipality Maribor in Eurostat's publication "Statistics in Focus" |
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The Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia explains Eurostat’s incorrect use of the data on the number of population in the municipality of Maribor for 1998 and improper interpretation of the decrease in the number of population in 1999–2004. |
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| 29.9.2008 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2008 – provisional data |
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In the first quarter of 2008 Slovenia’s population increased by 2,764. The growth was the result of positive net migration of foreigners and slight growth of natural increase. Net migration of citizens was negative again. |
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| 29.9.2008 |
1 October, International Day of Older Persons |
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In 2007, 69 old people’s homes in Slovenia took care of 13,856 residents (10,359 women and 3,497 men), which is more than 4% of people aged 65+ living in Slovenia. |
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| 1.9.2008 |
Migration changes, Slovenia, 2007 |
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In 2007 Slovenia’s population rose by 14,250 persons on account of positive net migration. |
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| 28.8.2008 |
Population by settlements, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2007 |
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At the end of 2007 in Ljubljana lived 12.8% of the total Slovenian population; in 2,872 Slovenian settlements each with less than 100 people there lived only 7% of the total Slovenian population. |
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| 22.8.2008 |
Deaths, Slovenia, 2007 |
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In 2007, 18,584 deaths were recorded in Slovenia or by 2.2% more than in 2006. Among them there were 55 deaths of infants under one year of age. |
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| 4.8.2008 |
Marriages and divorces, Slovenia, 2007 |
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In 2007, 6,373 marriages took place in Slovenia, which is five more than a year before, and 2,617 divorces took place, which is 12.1% more than a year before. |
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| 31.7.2008 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 March 2008 |
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At the end of March 2008 Slovenia had a population of 2,028,630; 1,003,331 men and 1,025,299 women. In the first quarter of 2008 Slovenia`s population grew by 2,764 (0.1%). |
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| 30.6.2008 |
Live births, Slovenia, 2007 |
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19,823 live births in Slovenia in 2007 – the most in the past fifteen years |
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| 13.6.2008 |
Eurostat's Population Projections for Slovenia, 2008–2060, EUROPOP 2008, convergence scenario |
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At the end of March 2008 Eurostat prepared population projections, convergence scenario, (by sex) for 2008-2060 for EU Member States, Norway and Switzerland. |
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| 13.6.2008 |
Fathers in Slovenia |
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At the 2002 Population Census almost 61% of families in Slovenia were two-parent families with children and less than 5% were single fathers with children. |
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| 15.5.2008 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2007 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 31 December 2007. |
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| 9.5.2008 |
May 15 – International Day of Families |
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As regards families, at the last population census conducted in 2002, 48.6% of families had one child, 42.5% of families had two children and 8.9% of families had three or more children. 18.8% of families were single-parent families, among them 86% mothers with children and 14% fathers with children. |
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| 30.4.2008 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 December 2007 |
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At the end of 2007 there were 2,025,866 people living in Slovenia or 0.8% more than at the end of 2006. For the first time the number of men exceeded one million. |
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| 30.4.2008 |
New definition of population |
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The introduction of the new definition of population will bring a change in the number, structure and territorial distribution of population. According to first preliminary calculations, compared to the present population definition the number of people in Slovenia will reduce by 15,597 or by 0.8%. |
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| 28.3.2008 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 3rd quarter 2007 – provisional data |
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Between the end of June and the end of September 2007 the population in Slovenia grew by 4,929 persons; 86.1% of the growth was the result of positive net migration and 13.9% of natural increase. |
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| 21.3.2008 |
Mother’s Day |
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There are around 670,000 mothers in Slovenia. Among women over 40 about 10% have never given birth. |
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| 6.3.2008 |
Women in Slovenia |
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The position of women in Slovenia is slightly better than in the EU: in our country the female employment rate is 61.8%, while in the EU it is 57.2%. In the EU Member States the female employment rate varies between 73.4% in Denmark and 35% in Malta. |
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| 19.2.2008 |
21 February, International Mother Language Day |
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Due to a modest number of speakers, 96% of the world’s almost 7,000 languages are spoken by only 4% of the world’s population. At the 2002 Population Census, Slovene was the mother tongue of 87.9% of the people living in Slovenia. |
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| 31.1.2008 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 September 2007 |
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At the end of September 2007 there were 2,024,335 people living in Slovenia, 1,024,893 women and 999,442 men. |
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| 28.12.2007 |
Birthdays on 1 January |
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In 2007 on the first day of the year 7,811 people celebrated their birthday, which is the greatest number of birthdays on any day of the year. |
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| 27.12.2007 |
Socio-economic Characteristics of Population (31 December 2005) and of International Migrants (2006), Slovenia |
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On 31 December 2005, there were 2,003,358 people living in Slovenia, 11.1% of them were born outside the country. |
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| 20.12.2007 |
Migration changes, detailed data, Slovenia, 2006 |
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Data series on migration changes already published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2006. |
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| 18.12.2007 |
Disabled persons, the elderly and other persons with special needs in Slovenia |
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The booklet presents with basic data the situation of disabled persons, the elderly and other persons with special needs in Slovenia; some data refer to the five-year or ten-year period, while others highlight more recent years. |
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| 14.12.2007 |
International Migrants Day |
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In 2006, 20,016 people immigrated to Slovenia and 13,749 emigrated from it. Most often they immigrated to Slovenia due to employment or seasonal work, most frequently in construction. |
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| 13.12.2007 |
Data on births and deaths, detailed data, Slovenia, 2006 |
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Data series on births and deaths published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2006. |
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| 10.12.2007 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 2nd quarter 2007 – provisional data |
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Total increase was despite the natural increase above all the result of the positive net migration of foreigners. |
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| 28.11.2007 |
Data on marriages and divorces, detailed data, Slovenia, 2006 |
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Data series on marriages and divorces published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2006. |
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| 15.11.2007 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2007 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 30 June 2007. |
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| 30.10.2007 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 June 2007 |
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In mid-2007 there were 2,019,406 people living in the Republic of Slovenia, 1,024,281 women and 995,125 men. |
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| 22.10.2007 |
Facts About Women and Men in Slovenia
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With statistical data this brochure (in Slovene only) shows the position of women and men in Slovenia; the data tell about some major differences and similarities between women and men in our country. |
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| 28.9.2007 |
1 October – International Day of Older Persons |
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Slovenia belongs among countries with ever older population: at the end of 2006 almost 320,000 people in Slovenia were over 65 years old, which is 15.9% of total population. |
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| 27.9.2007 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2007 – provisional data |
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In the first quarter of 2007 the number of population in Slovenia increased by 3,220. The growth was the result of positive net migration of foreigners, while net migration of citizens and natural increase were negative. |
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| 31.8.2007 |
Migration changes, Slovenia, 2006 |
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In 2006 the most intensive migration changes since 1994 were recorded in Slovenia. 20,016 people immigrated to the country and 13,749 people emigrated abroad. Net migration in 2006 was 6,267 persons. |
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| 10.8.2007 |
Deaths, Slovenia, 2006 |
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In 2006 the lowest number of deaths after 1979 was recorded; 18,180 people died. Among them there were 64 deaths of infants under one year of age. |
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| 10.8.2007 |
On 12 August, International Youth Day |
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Even though the number of population in Slovenia is (slightly) growing, the number and share of young people are falling. Many of them are unemployed, they are more vulnerable at the workplace than older people, but most of them think they are healthy. |
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| 3.8.2007 |
Marriages and divorces, Slovenia, 2006 |
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In 2006 the number of marriages in Slovenia again exceeded 6 thousand; 6,368 marriages took place or 9.4% more than in 2005. 2,334 divorces took place or 13.4% less than a year before. |
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| 31.7.2007 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 March 2007 |
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At the end of March 2007 there were 2,013,597 people living in the Republic of Slovenia, 1,023,798 women and 989,799 men. |
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| 10.7.2007 |
World Population Day |
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According to United Nations data, there are 6.7 billion people in the world, which is 0.2 billion more than in 2006: in the past year the world population increased by a hundred Slovenias. |
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| 29.6.2007 |
Live births, Slovenia, 2006 |
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18,932 live births in 2006 – the most in the past decade. |
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| 15.6.2007 |
Fathers in Slovenia |
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Ever more fathers are present at birth: in 1991 the share was 9.2%, while by 2005 it has grown to 68.3%. However, in Osrednjeslovenska and Goriška regions only two out of ten mothers give birth without fathers being present while in Koroška, Pomurska and Spodnjeposavska regions the share is a half. |
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| 15.6.2007 |
Citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and foreigners with registered permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia, 31 December 2006 |
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In the SI-STAT database the special table with the data on the citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and foreigners with registered permanent residence in the Republic of Slovenia is being published. These data are prepared according to the Financing of Municipalities Act. |
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| 15.5.2007 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 31 December 2006 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in
the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 31 December
2006. |
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| 10.5.2007 |
Families in Slovenia |
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At the 2002 Population Census the most frequent type of family in Slovenia was married couples with children (53%), followed by married couples without children (21%), mothers with children, unmarried couples with children, fathers with children and unmarried couples without children. |
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| 26.4.2007 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 December 2006 |
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At the end of 2006 there were 2,010,377 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. |
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| 12.4.2007 |
Census 2002, recalculation of the data by municipalities as of 1 January 2007, detailed data |
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We
are publishing basic census data recalculated to the municipalities as of 1 January 2007 (i.e. 210
municipalities) on the special Census website among Population Census results
2002 (results by municipalities) and in the SI-STAT
database. |
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| 28.3.2007 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 3rd quarter 2006 – provisional data |
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Between the
end of June and the end of September 2006 the population in Slovenia grew
by 3,098; 77.7% of the growth was the result of positive net migration and 22.3%
of natural increase. |
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| 9.3.2007 |
Birth names and family names, birthdays, detailed data, Slovenia, June 2006 |
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The names that have been popular in all decades after 1920 are Ana, Barbara, Katarina, Janez, Andrej and Marko. Marija and Franc, which are the most popular names in Slovenia, are more typical for older generations. |
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| 31.1.2007 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 September 2006 |
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At the end of September 2006 there were 2,011,614 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. |
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| 24.1.2007 |
Natural and migration changes of population, detailed data, Slovenia, 1995-2005 |
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Data series on migration changes already published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2005. At the same time also the series of data and indicators on natural and migration changes of population by municipalities for 1995-2005 are completed. |
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| 27.12.2006 |
Socio-economic Characteristics of Population and of International Migrants, Slovenia |
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On 31 December 2004, there were 1,997,590 people living in Slovenia, of whom 11% were born outside of the country. Most of the foreign immigrants in 2005 came to Slovenia with the purpose of work and employment. |
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| 13.12.2006 |
Data on births and deaths, detailed data, Slovenia, data series |
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Data series on births and deaths already published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2005. |
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| 28.11.2006 |
Data on marriages and divorces, detailed data, Slovenia, 2005 |
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Data series on marriages and divorces published in the SI-STAT database are completed with data for 2005. |
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| 28.11.2006 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 2nd quarter 2006 – provisional data |
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Between the end of March and the end of June 2006 the population in Slovenia grew by 4,122; 99.7% of the growth was the result of positive net migration and only 0.3% of natural increase. |
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| 21.11.2006 |
Natural and migration changes of population by municipalities, detailed data, Slovenia, 2005 |
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Data on natural and migration changes of population by municipalities are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data for 2005. |
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| 15.11.2006 |
Population, detailed data, Slovenia, 30 June 2006 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 30 June 2006. |
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| 30.10.2006 |
Population, Slovenia, 30 June 2006 |
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At the end of June 2006 there were 2,008,516 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. |
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| 29.9.2006 |
1 October – International Day of Older Persons |
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At the end of 2005, 15.5% of the population in Slovenia was 65 years old or more; on the global scale the share is 7.4%. |
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| 28.9.2006 |
Natural and migration changes of population, Slovenia, 1st quarter 2006 – provisional data
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The population of Slovenia is growing only on account of positive net migration. |
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| 13.9.2006 |
Migration changes, Slovenia, 2005 |
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Compared to the previous years, in 2005 more intensive migration changes of population were recorded in Slovenia. This was mainly the result of immigration of foreigners; among them for the first time a greater number of citizens of other EU member states. |
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| 4.9.2006 |
Deaths, Slovenia, 2005 |
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In 2005, 18,825 people died, which is 1.6% more than in 2004. Among all deaths there were 75 deaths of infants under one year of age. |
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| 11.8.2006 |
Marriages and divorces, Slovenia, 2005 |
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In 2005, the number of marriages dropped below 6 thousand in Slovenia for the first time ever (5,769); 2,647 divorces took place or 10% more than in 2004. |
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| 31.7.2006 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 March 2006 |
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At the end of March 2006 there were 2,004,394 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. |
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| 21.7.2006 |
Census of the population, households, housings and agricultural holdings in the Republic of Slovenia in 1991 |
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In the SI-STAT database basic data on population, households and families collected with the 1991 Census are published by municipalities. Data of the 1991 Census are shown by the territorial breakdown of Slovenia as of 31 March 2002. |
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| 29.6.2006 |
Live births, Slovenia, 2005 |
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For the first time after the year 2000, in 2005 more than 18,000 live births were registered: exactly 18,157 children were born alive. |
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| 9.6.2006 |
Migration change, Slovenia, data series, including the data for 2004 |
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In the SI-STAT database the data series on international and internal migration in Slovenia are published. |
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| 15.5.2006 |
Population, Slovenia, 31st December 2005 |
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Detailed data on the population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 31 December 2005. |
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| 11.5.2006 |
International Day of the Family: families in Slovenia |
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The number of families is increasing, but families are smaller. The most common type of family is a married couple with children. An average family with children has 3.4 members. |
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| 31.5.2007 |
Census Atlas of Slovenia 2002 |
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The Census Atlas with 102 thematic maps presenting 2002 Census of Population, Households and Housing data by settlements has been issued. Short and to the point texts complement this unique publication. |
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| 28.4.2006 |
Population, Slovenia, 31 december 2005 |
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At the end of 2005 there were 2,003,358 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. In the last quarter of 2005 the number of citizens (excluding citizens temporarily residing abroad) and the number of foreigners with permanent residence in Slovenia increased, but because at the same time the number of foreigners with registered temporary residence declined considerably, the total number of population decreased. |
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| 28.3.2006 |
Natural and migration changes of population, 2nd and 3rd quarter 2005 |
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In the second and third quarters of 2005 the number of live births exceeded the number of deaths. The number of immigrants from abroad was high because of seasonal work. Total increase was positive, mainly because of high positive net migration. |
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| 8.3.2006 |
Data on marriages, data series, data for 2004 included |
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In the SI-STAT database more detailed data series on marriages in Slovenia are published. |
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| 15.2.2006 |
Population by different age groups and sex, municipalities, statistical regions, data series |
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Detailed data on population by different age groups and sex are published in the SI-STAT database. The data series is completed with data as of 30 June 2005. |
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| 7.2.2006 |
Data on births, Slovenia, data series |
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In the SI-STAT database more detailed data series on births in Slovenia are published. |
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| 2.2.2006 |
Data on divorces, data series, data for 2004 included |
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In the SI-STAT database more detailed data series on divorces in Slovenia are published. |
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| 31.1.2006 |
Population, 30th September 2005 |
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At the end of the third quarter of 2005 there were 2,003,584 people living in the Republic of Slovenia. Compared to June data, the number of population on 30 September 2005 increased by 2,470 people or 0.1%. |
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| 4.1.2006 |
Data on deaths, data series, data for 2004 included |
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In the SI-STAT database more detailed data series on deaths in Slovenia are published. |
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| 28.10.2005 |
Population, 30 june 2005 |
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In the middle of 2005 the number of population of Slovenia exceeded 2 million (2,001,114) for the second time ever. The major reason for this was positive net migration of foreigners. On the Slovenian territory the number of population was higher only on 30 June 1991. |
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| 4.10.2005 |
Children in Slovenia |
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At the end of 2004 there were almost 286 thousands children under the age of 15 living in Slovenia, which was 14.4% of total population. |
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| 30.9.2005 |
1 October – International Day of Older Persons |
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The share of older people (65+), which stagnated in the 1980s at around 10%, has been increasing since 1987 and last year exceeded 15%. |
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| 12.9.2005 |
Migration changes and total increase, 2004 |
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In 2004, net migration of population of Slovenia from abroad was 1,902, while total increase was 1,340. |
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| 23.8.2005 |
Deaths and natural increase, 2004 |
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In 2004 there were 18 523 deaths registered in Slovenia, which is by 5% less than in 2003. Natural increase was, despite a higher number of live-births and lower number of deaths, still negative. |
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| 10.8.2005 |
Young people in Slovenia |
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August 12th is the World Youth Day (15 - 29 years) - 55% of young people are in education in Slovenia.
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| 27.7.2005 |
Population, 31 march 2005 |
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At the end of the first quarter of 2005 the population of Slovenia was 1,998,079, which is 0.02% more than at the end of the previous year. |
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| 27.7.2005 |
Marriages and divorces, 2004 |
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In 2004, 6,558 couples were married, which is 2.9% less than a year before. In the same year 2,411 divorces were registered. |
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| 22.7.2005 |
Life expectancy at birth, 1999–2003 |
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In the 1999-2003 period life expectance at birth was 72,2 for men and 80,0 for women.
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| 7.7.2005 |
World Population Day |
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In the past 100 years total world population grew from 1.6 billion to 6.1 billion. |
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| 30.6.2005 |
Live births, 2004 |
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In 2004 the number of live births in Slovenia increased in comparison with previous year. 17,961 children were born, i.e. 640 more than a year before. |
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| 30.6.2005 |
Birthdays and the population clock |
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Most people in Slovenia celebrate their birthdays on 1 January and the fewest at the end of the year. The population clock etimates current number of population. |
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| 24.6.2005 |
Population by different age groups and sex, municipalities, statistical regions, Slovenia, data series |
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In SI−STAT database are published series of data on population of Slovenia and population groups by different territorial units. |
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| 16.6.2005 |
Eurostat's Population Projections for Slovenia, 2004-2050 |
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According to the baseline variant of Eurostat’s population projections, the number of people living in Slovenia will rise from the present 1.99 million to 2.02 million in 2014, but then it will slowly decline to 1.89 million in 2050.
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| 16.6.2005 |
Fathers in Slovenia |
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Average age of father at Census2002, who lived together with children, was 46.4 years, average age of father of the child, born in 2003, was 32.0 years. |
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| 12.5.2005 |
Families in Slovenia |
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According to 2002 Census data there were 555,945 families in Slovenia. An average family had 3.1 members and 86.7% of population was included in the families. |
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| 21.4.2005 |
Population, 31 December 2004 |
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At the end of 2004 the population of Slovenia was 1,997,590, which is 0.06% more than at the end of the previous year. |
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| 24.3.2005 |
Mother’s Day |
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The 2002 Census data show that almost 74% of women aged 15 or more are mothers. On average, each mother has 2.1 children and her mean age is 52.3 years. |
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| 7.3.2005 |
Women in Slovenia |
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On the occasion of 8 March, the International Women''s Day, we prepared a brief presentation of data on women in Slovenia with the chronology of important events in the history of women in Slovenia.
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| 31.1.2005 |
Family names in Slovenia |
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Citizens of Slovenia have 81,235 different family names. The most frequent family name is Novak. 41,575 citizens of Slovenia have a unique family name or a combination of family names. |
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| 17.1.2005 |
Population, 30 september 2004 |
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At the end of the third quarter of 2004 the population of Slovenia was 1,998,697, which is 0.08% more than at mid-year. |
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| 9.11.2004 |
Deaths and natural increase, 2003 |
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In 2003 there were 19 451 deaths registered in Slovenia, which is 4% more than a year before. In comparison with 2002, in 2003 the natural decrease has doubled and was -2 130. |
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| 19.10.2004 |
Population, 30 June 2004 |
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Compared to the end of the previous quarter, in the second quarter of 2004 the number of population in Slovenia grew by 634. This time too the increase was the result of positive net migration of foreigners. |
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| 1.9.2004 |
Migration, marriages, divorces, 2003 |
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In 2003, 9,279 people immigrated to Slovenia and 5,867 people emigrated from Slovenia, which gives the highest positive net migration after 1996. In 2003 only 6,756 marriages were registered – the lowest number ever. |
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| 26.7.2004 |
Population, 31 march 2004 |
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Compared to the previous quarter, in the first quarter of 2004 the number of population in Slovenia did not change much; it decreased by 63. |
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| 30.6.2004 |
Statistics of names |
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In the database of names of Slovene citizens, users can see the frequency of selected men's and women's names in individual birth periods and statistical regions of residence. |
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| 22.6.2004 |
Live births, 2003 |
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The number of live births in Slovenia continued to decrease in 2003 when 17,321 children were born, which is 180 fewer than in 2002. |
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| 9.6.2004 |
Census 2002: new data by settlements |
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Settlements with at least 50 inhabitants are presented with demographic data as well as with data on education and activity of population. |
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| 22.4.2004 |
Population, 31 December 2003 |
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In the last quarter of 2003 the number of population in Slovenia decreased by 1,486 compared to the previous quarter. |
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| 15.4.2004 |
Census 2002: most frequent names for women and men |
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Men in Slovenia have 17,000 names and women have 20,000 names; the most frequent women’s name is Maria and the most frequent men’s name is Franc. |
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| 15.4.2004 |
Census 2002: new data on buildings and dwellings |
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In Slovenia there are 463,000 buildings with dwellings, of that almost a third in urban settlements, and close to 778,000 dwellings, of that 92.4% in private property of natural persons. |
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| 30.3.2004 |
New, additional results of the 2002 Census |
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Published for the first time are data on the usually spoken language, data showing the connection between ethnic affiliation, religion and language, data on informal education, data on transport to work and school, etc. |
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| 29.1.2004 |
Population, September 2003 |
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At the end of September, the population of Slovenia was 1,997,919: 978,519 men and 1,019,400 women. |
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| 27.10.2003 |
Population, 30. June 2003 |
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At the end of June, the population of Slovenia was 1,996,773: 977,436 men and 1,019,337 women. |
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