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Dear readers, Dear visitors to Vienna,

Hundred years after the outbreak of World War I the former enemies elect a joint European Parliament. Though we tend to forget it after the difficult developments of the past years, we should be aware that the European Union has been very successful indeed. The EU is a peace project that has brought the citizens of the various European countries closer together. Vienna, too, has benefited from the EU both economically and individually, in spite of all challenges posed by the economic crisis. Many problems cannot be solved at the national level. The Vienna City Government is committed to convincing the European partners that a strong public sector providing ser-vices of general economic interest is of key importance when it comes to guaranteeing high quality of life for all citizens.

Thanks to the EU, Vienna has become even more colourful and vibrant. By now it has some 217,000 residents born in other EU member states. Their dreams and ideas, their concerns and issues contribute to and inspire our city‘s development.

On occasion of the EU elections on 25 May 2014, City of Vi-enna Department for Economic Affairs, Labour and Statistics (MA 23) has decided to compile relevant data on Vienna in a European context. The present publication compares different EU capitals in terms of demographic data (such as population density, age, education levels), general attractiveness, and economic situation (e.g. purchasing power, labour marketstatistics). As a whole, Vienna scores remarkably well here. Further statistics focus on economic relations (foreign trade) and research cooperation projects by businesses and organi-sations based in Vienna with partners in other EU countries.

In brief, the data compiled here provide an insight into Vien-na‘s mutual contacts to other EU member states, and illustrate the performance of the Austrian federal capital in comparison with other EU capital cities.

I am confident it will make interesting and enjoyable reading.

Renate BraunerDeputy Mayor and Executive City Councillor of Finance, Economic Affairs and Vienna Public Utilities

3VIENNA IN EUROPE 2014

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Spain

France

Germany

SwitzerlandAustria

Italy

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Russia

Ukraine

Belarus

Poland

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Moldova

Romania

Bulgaria

Greece

Albania

Hungary

Czech Republic

Turkey

Macedonia

Serbia

Bosnia andHerzegovina

CroatiaSlovenia

Ireland

UnitedKingdom

Slovakia

CyprusMalta

MontenegroKosovo

Liechtenstein

Andorra

Portugal

Infographic: MEDIAPROJECTS.

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EU MEMBER STATES BEFORE 1995 AND ACCESSIONS SINCE 1995

before Belgium1995 Germany

FranceItalyLuxembourgNetherlandsDenmarkIrelandUnited KingdomGreecePortugalSpain

Austria1995 Sweden

Finland

2004 EstoniaLatviaLithuaniaPolandCzech RepublicSlovakiaHungarySloveniaMalta Cyprus

2007 RomaniaBulgaria

2013 Croatia


Iceland

Spain

France

Germany

SwitzerlandAustria

Italy

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Russia

Ukraine

Belarus

Poland

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Moldova

Romania

Bulgaria

Greece

Albania

Hungary

Czech Republic

Turkey

Macedonia

Serbia

Bosnia andHerzegovina

CroatiaSlovenia

Ireland

UnitedKingdom

Slovakia

CyprusMalta

MontenegroKosovo

Liechtenstein

Andorra

Portugal

HISTORICAL OVERVIEW


1 JANUARY 1995: Austria, Finland and Sweden join the EU, increasing the number of member states to 15.

26 MARCH 1995: The signatory states of the Schengen Treaty implementation agreement (Belgium, Germany, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Spain and Portugal) abolish identity checks at internal Community borders.

26 OCTOBER 1997: Italy joins the Schengen Area.

1 DECEMBER 1997: Austria joins the Schengen Area.

1 MAY 1999: The Amsterdam Treaty enters into force.

26 MARCH 2000: Greece joins the Schengen area.

25 MARCH 2001: The Schengen zone is expanded to include Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway.

1 JANUARY 2002: The Euro is introduced as cash currency in the twelve member states of the European Monetary Union.

1 MAY 2004: Ten European countries join the European Union: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Malta and Cyprus.

1 JANUARY 2007: Romania and Bulgaria join the European Union. Slovenia introduces the Euro as its national currency.

25 MARCH 2007: The European Union celebrates its 50th anniversary.

21 DECEMBER 2007: The Schengen zone is expanded to include Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia and Malta.

1 JANUARY 2008: Malta and Cyprus introduce the Euro as their national currency.

12 DECEMBER 2008: Switzerland joins the Schengen area.

1 JANUARY 2009: Slovakia introduces the Euro as its national currency.

1 DECEMBER 2009: The Lisbon Treaty enters into force.

1 JANUARY 2011: Estonia introduces the Euro as its national currency.

19 DECEMBER 2011: Liechtenstein joins the Schengen area.

1 JULY 2013: Croatia becomes a member of the European Union.

1 JANUARY 2014: Latvia introduces the Euro as its national currency.

25 MAY 2014: Elections to the European Parliament.

Residents of Vienna born in other EU member states than Austria (as of 1 Jan. 2014)

Country of birthTotal

Men Womenabsolute %

BelgiumBulgariaCroatiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandItalyLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourg MaltaNetherlandsPolandPortugalRomaniaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainSwedenUnited KingdomTotal

90012,528

9,894163

16,618511246663

4,22646,121

2,42419,193

4456,843

490546363

471,586

44,467865

25,66312,785

2,0812,6661,1043,794

217,232

0.415.774.550.087.650.240.110.311.95

21.231.128.840.203.150.230.250.170.020.73

20.470.40

11.815.890.961.230.511.75

100.00

4475,5324,661

865,988

22578

1951,907

22,0001,3788,572

2683,762

191167201

18864

21,375521

11,1204,350

9941,295

5072,129

98,831

4536,9965,233

7710,630

286168468

2,31924,121

1,04610,621

1773,081

299379162

29722

23,092344

14,5438,4351,0871,371

5971,665

118,401

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23.


Residents of Vienna born in other EU member states than Austria (as of 1 Jan. 2014)


10000 20000 30000 40000 50000

Germany 46,121

Poland 44,467

Romania 25,663

Hungary 19,193

Czech Republic 16,618

Slovakia 12,785

Bulgaria 12,528

Croatia 9,894

Italy 6,843

France 4,226

United Kingdom 3,794

Spain 2,666

Greece 2,424

Slovenia 2,081

Netherlands 1,586

Sweden 1,104

Belgium 900

Portugal 865

Finland 663

Lithuania 546

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Denmark 511

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Ireland 445

Luxembourg 363

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Estonia 246

Cyprus 163

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Malta 47

Population in NUTS-2 regions at the beginning of the year, gender-disaggregated data

NUTS-2 region1995 2012 Total

populationchange in % Total Men Women Total Men Women

Attiki (Athens)BerlinBratislavský kraj (Bratislava)Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest)Comunidad de MadridHelsinki-UusimaaHovedstaden (Copenhagen)Île de France (Paris)Közép-Magyarország (Budapest)Lazio (Rome)Lisboa (Lisbon)London (NUTS-1)Mazowieckie (Warsaw)Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)Praha (Prague)Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)StockholmViennaYugozapaden (Sofia)

3,735,4323,472,009

.2,337,2935,039,4521,293,573

.10,858,975

2,907,1135,154,2612,593,2836,893,3005,056,8472,463,6111,214,584

951,5801,708,5021,542,6672,165,613

1,809,4421,668,648

.1,108,0262,427,138

617,424.

5,261,3071,357,1482,489,9051,240,5103,322,0002,438,6151,210,217

572,385451,572831,251717,748

1,053,271

1,925,9901,803,361

.1,229,2672,612,314

676,149.

5,597,6681,549,9662,664,3561,352,7733,571,3002,618,2321,253,394

642,199500,008877,251824,919

1,112,342

4,109,0743,501,872

606,5372,264,8656,387,8241,549,0581,714,589

11,914,8122,985,0895,774,9542,823,7988,136,2845,285,6042,709,8221,241,6641,159,4482,091,4731,731,2362,131,233

2,006,6141,717,645

287,2961,063,4853,081,302

750,126838,935

5,751,9601,396,9492,778,4521,334,8224,044,9812,529,6561,333,811

602,987567,308

1,036,083830,937

1,027,472

2,102,4601,784,227

319,2411,201,3803,306,522

798,932875,654

6,162,8521,588,1402,996,5021,488,9764,091,3032,755,9481,376,011

638,677592,140

1,055,390900,299

1,103,761

10.00.9

.-3.1

26.819.8

.9.72.7

12.08.9

18.04.5

10.02.2

21.822.412.2-1.6

Source: Eurostat, calculation: Municipal Department 23.

Rate * of population change in the NUTS-2 regions

NUTS-2 region 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Average

annual rate(1995 to 2011**)


7.13.66.74.4

22.311.0

5.55.28.5

12.35.18.03.25.0

20.016.616.2

8.2-1.1

6.74.59.34.9

16.911.910.0

5.99.7

11.73.99.93.17.7

17.318.916.2

7.40.2

5.23.29.93.86.5

10.610.8

4.98.89.84.0

10.13.48.5

12.719.519.0

6.8-1.2

1.05.29.62.55.39.7

11.35.56.78.23.2

11.94.08.46.5

26.817.3

9.00.5

-1.211.811.0-1.12.9

10.98.95.34.68.00.3

.3.56.86.2

19.717.9

9.9-1.2

5.60.5

-1.2-1.8

14.010.7

9.35.51.66.75.09.82.65.61.3

11.712.0

6.8-0.9


* Rate: Change per 1,000.** Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava): 1996 to 2011; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2007 to 2011.


Population in the NUTS-2 regions (as of 1 Jan. 2012)

1,5 3,0 4,5 6,0 7,5 9,0 10,5 12,0 13,5

Île de France (Paris) 11,914,812

London (NUTS-1) 8,136,284

Comunidad de Madrid 6,387,824

Lazio (Rome) 5,774,954

Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 5,285,604

Attiki (Athens) 4,109,074

Berlin 3,501,872

Közép-Magyarország (Budapest) 2,985,089

Lisboa (Lisbon) 2,823,798

23. Noord-Holland (Amsterdam) 2,709,822

tmen

art

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 2,264,865

Dep Yugozapaden (Sofia) 2,131,233

nip

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Vienna 1,731,236

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen) 1,714,589

at,

alc Helsinki-Uusimaa 1,549,058

Praha (Prague) 1,241,664

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) 1,159,448

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Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 606,537

Average annual rate * of population change in the NUTS-2 regions (1995 to 2011**)


Comunidad de Madrid 14.0

Stockholm 12.0

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) 11.7

Helsinki-Uusimaa 10.7

London (NUTS-1) 9.8

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen) 9.3

Vienna 6.8

Lazio (Rome) 6.7

Attiki (Athens) 5.6

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam) 5.6

t

Île de France (Paris) 5.5

tmen

23.

Lisboa (Lisbon) 5.0

ar

ep Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 2.6

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Közép-Magyarország (Budapest) 1.6

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Praha (Prague) 1.3

atio

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Berlin 0.5

ul Yugozapaden (Sofia) -0.9

tat,

cal

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Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) -1.2

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) -1.8

ur * Rate: Change per 1,000.

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** Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava): 1996 to 2011; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2007 to 2011.

Net natural population change * in the NUTS-2 regions

NUTS-2 region 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Average annual net change

(2000 to 2011**)


5,205194554

-2,49333,444

7,1744,603

110,182-6,9712,4866,429

75,5552,3009,387

9877,010

11,6361,060

-7,775

8,04125

1,048-233

37,5227,7764,986

110,328-4,8185,0527,223

77,6645,4669,5462,0708,408

12,4081,673

-5,559

7,386391

1,684913

34,6897,5144,821

111,055-5,5391,3595,795

80,6945,211

10,5072,1239,253

13,423822

-4,218

5,8831,1591,610

13233,050

7,3805,595

113,267-6,722

5216,281

84,8147,367

10,6192,5269,179

13,9821,702

-5,262

2,7791,6952,069

-2,01030,409

7,2385,091

111,412-7,725

4495,819

86,1584,1789,2351,876

.13,079

2,252-7,123

4,969-1,739

277-3,728

28,8816,9824,914

106,496-8,4751,6266,385

65,791148

10,188-588

6,11910,536

469-8,121


* Net natural population change based on vital statistics, i.e. difference of fertility and mortality.** Average based on years for which data is available; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2006 to 2011; Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels): 2000 to 2010.

Net migration * in the NUTS-2 regions

NUTS-2 region 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Average annual net change

(2000 to 2011**)


23,66512,024

3,54312,333

103,2709,0924,473

-49,78831,61065,223

7,759-14,67314,486

3,70622,98410,26619,77612,603

5,552

19,08015,395

4,68011,32468,19210,01611,474

-41,34833,00160,641

3,796-2,008

10,54110,73619,04411,63319,33910,689

6,033

13,91510,609

4,4447,6926,1078,517

13,165-53,06131,47553,799

5,639-2,270

12,46112,13213,69211,75324,49610,729

1,695

-1,65216,891

4,3705,589

3057,387

13,521-48,10226,53246,299

2,7608,470

13,37711,774

5,60620,37121,17913,618

6,298

-7,68439,452

4,537-544

-11,7479,511

10,111-47,99921,56845,817-5,046

.14,354

9,1105,751

.24,05114,842

4,625

14,27111,339

1,2492,005

71,2777,131

10,549-31,92820,07053,01010,068-1,455

12,2515,7687,0838,405

13,47214,756

5,484


* Net migration: difference between immigration and emigration (Austria and abroad).** Average based on years for which data is available; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2007 to 2011;Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) and London (NUTS-1): 2000 to 2010.


Average annual net natural population change in NUTS-2 regions (2000 to 2011*)


Île de France (Paris) 106,496

London (NUTS-1) 65,791

Comunidad de Madrid 28,881

Stockholm 10,536

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam) 10,188

Helsinki-Uusimaa 6,982

Lisboa (Lisbon) 6,385

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) 6,119

Attiki (Athens) 4,969

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen) 4,914

ear

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Lazio (Rome) 1,626

Vienna 469

ipal

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Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 277

nic Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 148

atio

ual

cul

n: M Praha (Prague) -588

Berlin -1,739

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) -3,728

a

Yugozapaden (Sofia) -8,121

ce: E

uros

tt,

cr

Közép-Magyarország (Budapest) -8,475

Sou

* Average based on years for which data is available; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2006 to 2011; Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels): 2000 to 2010.

Average annual net migration in NUTS-2 regions (2000 to 2011*)


Lazio (Rome) 53,010

Közép-Magyarország (Budapest)

Vienna

20,070

14,756


Stockholm 13,472

Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 12,251

Berlin 11,339



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Praha (Prague) 7,083

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ipal


ln:

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atio

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 2,005

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London (NUTS-1) -1,455

Île de France (Paris) -31,928

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* Average based on years for which data is available; Hovedstaden (Copenhagen): 2007 to 2011; Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) and London (NUTS-1): 2000 to 2010.

Population of NUTS-2 regions by age groups (as of 1 Jan. 2012)

NUTS-2 regionAge groups 2012 Change compared to 1995 in %

0–19 20–64 65 and older 0–19 20–64 65 and older


773,194566,817112,214385,554

1,318,910354,655395,940

3,089,228581,186

1,075,765581,822

1,967,4061,110,061

614,187214,990285,506504,177333,894369,296

2,594,6332,271,788

409,9071,559,4154,059,206

968,4301,045,9327,266,6301,896,7003,536,1501,713,5325,244,3353,398,6581,678,612

813,166720,062

1,269,9681,106,3391,391,697

741,247663,267

84,416319,896

1,009,708225,973272,717

1,558,954507,203

1,163,039528,444924,550776,885417,023213,508153,880317,328291,003370,240

-13.3-19.3

.-37.0

5.410.6

.7.6

-19.41.6

-6.414.4

-25.59.2

-26.430.023.712.1

-30.6

10.6-1.0

.8.5

29.717.3

.7.78.87.25.8

23.816.0

7.011.427.021.913.2

5.3

49.139.6

.11.153.153.1

.26.014.446.050.2-1.4

21.825.710.9-6.7

22.58.6

18.9


Live births (of first-born children) and age of mothers (years completed) in NUTS-2 regions

NUTS-2 regionAge groups 1995 Age groups 2011

up to 19 20–29 30 and older up to 19 20–29 30 and older


1,042...

898363

.2,6692,501

5961,928

.3,988

.567451369866

2,866

20,207...

19,7348,612

.83,48918,73522,29014,762

.34,705

.6,3407,053

10,9429,458

11,857

14,780...

25,9458,627

.75,693

6,74324,07010,122

.14,807

.2,4905,620

11,1455,8742,765

682882120882

1,380306160

2,731799641

1,2233,5381,723

324166

.262673

1,208

12,34413,523

2,79710,22116,647

7,2077,060

73,0839,049

14,67310,85152,49528,79010,474

4,251.

9,4097,930

10,204

26,60818,404

4,80811,31753,64510,77413,190

105,36217,71039,21418,91475,90626,15219,293

9,332.

18,7629,5329,456

Source: Eurostat.


Age group distribution of the population in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

Île de France (Paris) 25.9 61.0 13.1

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) 24.6 62.1 13.3

London (NUTS-1) 24.2 64.5 11.4

Stockholm 24.1 60.7 15.2

23.1 61.0 15.9 Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)

Helsinki-Uusimaa 22.9 62.5 14.6

22.7 61.9 15.4 Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)

Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 21.0 64.3 14.7

Comunidad de Madrid 20.6 63.5 15.8 0–19

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23. Lisboa (Lisbon) 20.6 60.7 18.7

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Vienna 19.3 63.9 16.8

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Attiki (Athens) 18.8 63.1 18.0

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Lazio (Rome) 18.6 61.2 20.1

Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 18.5 67.6 13.9

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Yugozapaden (Sofia) 17.3 65.3 17.4

Praha (Prague) 17.3 65.5 17.2

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 17.0 68.9 14.1

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Berlin 16.2 64.9 18.9

Age group distribution (years completed) of first-time mothers (live births) in NUTS-2 regions 2011 | in %


Comunidad de Madrid 23.2 74.8

26.9 71.9 Lazio (Rome)

Praha (Prague) 30.9 67.9

Attiki (Athens) 31.1 67.1

Stockholm 33.1 66.0

34.6 64.6 Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)

Közép-Magyarország (Budapest) 32.8 64.3

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam) 34.8 64.1

.

Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 36.2 62.2 up to 19

23

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tm 39.4 58.9 30 and older

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Helsinki-Uusimaa

40.3 58.2 Île de France (Paris)

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London (NUTS-1) 39.8 57.5

atio

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Berlin 41.2 56.1

43.7 52.6

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45.6 50.5 at, c

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Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 50.8 46.2

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Yugozapaden (Sofia) 48.9 45.3

Population of the 25–64 age group with a secondary II degree in NUTS-2 regions, gender-disaggregated data | in %

NUTS-2 region2000 2012 Change in %

Men Women Men Women Men Women


42.6.

66.064.419.2

.

.35.858.639.816.532.367.843.565.725.746.162.2

.

44.0.

63.462.218.8

.

.33.852.839.614.626.265.440.670.425.441.759.8

.

41.349.761.158.924.342.039.333.060.747.822.830.761.538.458.726.744.658.664.3

46.745.656.154.625.533.333.031.853.346.924.029.254.737.658.524.636.850.552.4

-3.05.

-7.42-8.54

26.56..

-7.823.58

20.1038.18-4.95-9.29

-11.72-10.65

3.89-3.25-5.79

.

6.14.

-11.51-12.2235.64

.

.-5.920.95

18.4364.3811.45

-16.36-7.39

-16.90-3.15

-11.75-15.55

.


Population of the 25–64 age group having completed tertiary education in the NUTS-2 regions, gender-disaggregated data | in %


Men Women Men Women Men Women


25.1.

27.222.433.8

.

.33.121.513.013.641.514.430.329.937.235.522.0

.

19.2.

25.118.129.1

.

.32.921.312.415.038.115.826.421.336.841.916.6

.

33.735.135.531.443.642.842.240.629.618.522.353.428.838.538.440.740.227.226.6

32.638.939.232.643.954.750.242.034.321.526.952.437.838.736.744.748.528.839.3

34.3.

30.540.229.0

.

.22.737.742.364.028.7

100.027.128.4

9.413.223.6

.

69.8.

56.280.150.9

.

.27.761.073.479.337.5

139.246.672.321.515.873.5

.



Population of the 25–64 age group with a secondary II degree in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

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Praha (Prague) 58.6

Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 58.5

Yugozapaden (Sofia) 58.3

Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 58.1


Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 56.7

Vienna 54.5

Berlin 47.7

Lazio (Rome) 47.3

Attiki (Athens) 44.0

Stockholm 40.7





London (NUTS-1) 30.0

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale 25.6


Lisboa (Lisbon) 23.4

Population of the 25–64 age group having completed tertiary education in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

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Stockholm 44.4


Région de Bruxelles-Capitale 42.7



Praha (Prague) 37.5


Berlin 37.0






Vienna 28.0


Lazio (Rome) 20.0

Students from EU member states at public universities in Vienna (2011/2012)

EU member stateTotal

Men Womenabsolute %

BelgiumBulgariaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandItaly *LatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgMaltaNetherlandsPolandPortugalRomaniaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainSwedenUnited KingdomTotal

881,477

19499

7253

149396

13,771285

1,21935

2,3047284

4002

1321,304

861,2281,349

240353136204

25,957

0.345.690.071.920.280.200.571.53

53.051.104.700.138.880.280.321.540.010.515.020.334.735.200.921.360.520.79

100.00

42542

9186

291845

1416,379

136479

141,158

2321

200–

71363

47403482

89173

5982

11,191

46935

10313

4335

104255

7,392149740

211,146

4963

2002

61941

39825867151180

77122

14,766


* of which South Tyrol: 1,561 (men: 789, women: 772) .




Germany 13,771

Italy * 2,304

Bulgaria 1,477

Slovakia 1,349

tm 2

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Poland 1,304

Dep

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Czech Republic 499

tis

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Luxembourg 400

Rest 2,406

Sou

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* of which South Tyrol: 1,561 (men: 789, women: 772).


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Men43.1%

Women56.9%

25,957students

Harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP) – Base year 2005 = 100

EU member state/region 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

AustriaBelgiumBulgariaCzech RepublicDenmarkEuropean UnionFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryItalyNetherlandsPolandPortugalRomaniaSlovakiaSpainSwedenUnited Kingdom

107.7108.9132.6112.4108.4109.5108.7106.9107.2112.4123.9108.8106.6112.6107.4127.4111.4110.6108.7110.8

109.5111.4136.6113.7110.8111.8110.5108.8108.4117.7129.7110.6107.6115.6108.9135.2112.2112.9110.8114.5

113.4115.1141.2116.2113.8115.2114.2111.3111.1121.4134.8113.8110.2120.1112.7143.0116.8116.4112.3119.6

116.3118.2144.6120.3116.5118.3117.8113.8113.5122.6142.4117.5113.3124.5115.9147.9121.2119.2113.4123.0

118.8119.6145.1121.9117.0120.1120.4114.9115.3121.6144.9119.0116.2125.5116.4152.6122.9121.0113.9126.1

Source: Eurostat.

Purchasing power standard (PPS) per inhabitant in NUTS-2 regions and the European Union

NUTS-2 region/region1995 2010

Change in %PPS

Attiki (Athens)BerlinBratislavský kraj (Bratislava)Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest)Comunidad de MadridEuropean Union Helsinki-UusimaaHovedstaden (Copenhagen)Île de France (Paris)Közép-Magyarország (Budapest)Lazio (Rome)Lisboa (Lisbon)London (NUTS-1)Mazowieckie (Warsaw)Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)Praha (Prague)Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)StockholmViennaYugozapaden (Sofia)

13,30019,20015,000

6,90017,500

.

.23,60025,800

.

.15,70025,000

8,00020,60018,90038,40024,100

.5,700

28,20027,40043,10027,10031,60024,50037,80038,40044,20026,10028,60027,40045,80024,90036,80042,20054,70041,10040,30018,400

112.042.7

187.3292.8

80.6..

62.771.3

.

.74.583.2

211.378.6

123.342.470.5

.222.8



Harmonised index of consumer prices change (2013 compared to base year 2005) | in %


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tat.

Romania 52.6

Bulgaria 45.1

Hungary 44.9

United Kingdom 26.1

Poland 25.5

Slovakia 22.9

Czech Republic 21.9

Greece 21.6

Spain 21.0

Finland 20.4

European Union 20.1

Belgium 19.6

Italy 19.0

Austria 18.8

Denmark 17.0

Portugal 16.4

Netherlands 16.2

Germany 15.3

France 14.9

Sweden 13.9

Purchasing power standard per inhabitant in NUTS-2 regions 2010 | in PPS

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London (NUTS-1) 45,800

Île de France (Paris) 44,200


Praha (Prague) 42,200

Stockholm 41,100

Vienna 40,300





Lazio (Rome) 28,600


Berlin 27,400


Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 27,100

Közép-Magyarország (Budapest) 26,100

Mazowieckie (Warsaw) 24,900

European Union 24,500

Yugozapaden (Sofia) 18,400

Imports from EU member states to Vienna and Vienna’s exports to EU member states

EU member state

Imports Exports

2011 2012Change in %

2011 2012Change in %

EUR million EUR million

BelgiumBulgariaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandItalyLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgMalta NetherlandsPolandPortugal RomaniaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainSwedenUnited KingdomTotal

612.150.778.0

4,879.0536.6

3.6117.1

1,323.050,050.4

60.3934.9328.3

2,028.55.99.9

27.72.8

981.8441.4

39.8202.5

1,091.6212.1594.5394.2675.4

65,682.3

593.150.716.2

4,894.2509.6

4.1129.6

1,278.649,587.1

41.9934.6276.0

1,850.85.1

16.025.0

2.2903.7534.7

40.7208.7997.9229.5586.3405.0718.7

64,840.1

-3.10-0.03

-79.250.31

-5.0315.8010.66-3.36-0.93

-30.45-0.03

-15.93-8.76

-14.4561.13-9.84

-19.91-7.96

21.142.263.07

-8.598.18

-1.372.756.42

-1.28

364.0134.9

18.61,010.2

65.716.947.9

543.24,422.0

120.9835.6

20.41,510.9

32.126.012.6

4.6240.6890.4

55.8486.2584.6463.8460.6207.7408.6

12,984.8

350.4146.7

26.2880.5

90.221.954.9

1,064.94,469.4

116.2764.0

17.91,220.6

43.331.013.1

6.9208.7896.6

49.2475.1666.6439.7397.3197.9403.4

13,052.4

-3.758.69

40.42-12.8437.3429.6514.4796.05

1.07-3.94-8.57

-12.10-19.2234.8519.45

4.2750.78

-13.280.69

-11.79-2.28

14.04-5.20

-13.75-4.70-1.270.52



Imports to Vienna from EU member states 2012


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* Czech Republic (7.53%), Slovakia (1.54%), Hungary (1.44%),Poland (0.82%), Romania (0,32%), Bulgaria (0.08%).

France 1.97%Italy 2.84%

Germany76.29%

Eastern Europe *11.72%

Rest of EU7.18%

EUR64.8

billion

Vienna’s exports to EU member states 2012

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* Poland (6.87%), Czech Republic (6.75%), Hungary (5.85%), Slovakia (5.11%), Romania (3.64%), Bulgaria (1.12%).

Germany33.79%

Eastern Europe *29,34%

Italy9.23%

France8.05%

Rest of EU19.59%

EUR13.1

billion

Distribution of full-time and part-time employment * of men in NUTS-2 regions | in %


Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time


98.591.484.594.097.9

.

.94.982.9

.96.988.892.077.897.274.487.293.5

.

1.58.6

.6.02.1

.

.5.11.7

.3.1

10.97.9

22.22.76.7

11.66.5

.

94.580.497.797.593.589.282.193.595.491.091.587.195.071.494.688.184.687.198.1

5.519.6

2.32.56.5

10.817.9

6.54.69.08.6

12.95.0

28.65.4

11.915.412.9

2.0

-4.0-12.015.6

3.7-4.5

.

.-1.4

15.1.

-5.6-2.23.3

-8.2-2.7

18.4-3.1-6.8

.

268.9128.4

.-58.6

206.5..

25.9161.5

.178.6

16.6-37.628.6

100.378.132.397.9

.


* Microcensus figures; some of the figures for full-time and part-time employment in 2000 do not add up to 100% as there was an additional reply option, “no answer”. The results for this option are not shown as a separate category here.

Distribution of full-time and part-time employment * of women in NUTS-2 regions | in %


Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time


93.277.990.391.187.1

.

.79.288.7

.86.765.689.033.388.462.072.070.9

.

6.822.1

3.08.9

12.9..

20.85.2

.13.434.311.066.7

9.827.624.829.1

.

89.663.794.598.080.381.265.877.790.766.887.065.589.627.387.468.368.961.397.2

10.436.3

5.52.0

19.718.834.222.3

9.233.213.034.510.472.712.631.731.138.7

2.7

-3.9-18.2

4.77.6

-7.7..

-1.92.3

.0.4

-0.20.7

-17.8-1.1

10.1-4.3

-13.5.

53.964.183.5

-77.552.2

.

.7.2

79.1.

-2.90.7

-5.98.9

28.414.825.432.9

.


* Microcensus figures; some of the figures for full-time and part-time employment in 2000 do not add up to 100% as there was an additional reply option, “no answer”. The results for this option are not shown as a separate category here.


Distribution of full-time and part-time employment of men in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %



Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 97.7 2.3

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 97.5 2.5





93.5 6.5 Île de France (Paris)

93.5 6.5 Comunidad de Madrid Full-time

tme

23. Lisboa (Lisbon) 91.5 8.6

Part-time

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Lazio (Rome) 91.0 9.0

ep Helsinki-Uusimaa 89.2 10.8

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Stockholm 84.6 15.4

ost Hovedstaden (Copenhagen) 82.1 17.9

Berlin 80.4 19.6

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Distribution of full-time and part-time employment of women in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

Bucureşti - Ilfov (Bucharest) 98.0 2.0


Bratislavský kraj (Bratislava) 94.5 5.5





Lisboa (Lisbon) 87.0 13.0

Helsinki-Uusimaa 81.2 18.8 Full-time

3. Comunidad de Madrid 80.3 19.7

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Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels) 68.3 31.7

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Lazio (Rome) 66.8 33.2

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t Berlin 63.7 36.3

Vienna 61.3 38.7

Sou

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Unemployment rate of men aged 15 to 24 years in NUTS-2 regions | in %

NUTS-2 region 2000 2012 Change in %


25.118.017.923.818.9

.

.18.612.6

.8.6

18.533.6

.14.536.4

7.612.227.0

52.018.2

.21.752.515.914.721.928.637.447.227.419.1

8.912.840.122.118.717.5

107.21.1

.-8.8

177.8..

17.7127.0

.448.8

48.1-43.2

.-11.710.2

190.853.3

-35.2


Unemployment rate of women aged 15 to 24 years in NUTS-2 regions | in %



35.712.920.120.927.5

.

.13.310.5

.12.712.130.1

4.48.6

31.95.26.1

18.7

60.411.6

.23.544.215.213.616.318.443.440.120.919.9

9.010.832.020.616.617.0

69.2-10.1

.12.460.7

.

.22.675.2

.215.7

72.7-33.9

104.525.6

0.3296.2172.1

-9.1



Unemployment rate of men aged 15 to 24 years in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %


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Lazio (Rome) 37.4



Stockholm 22.1




Vienna 18.7

Berlin 18.2




Praha (Prague) 12.8


Unemployment rate of women aged 15 to 24 years in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

Sou

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Lazio (Rome) 43.4





Stockholm 20.6




Vienna 16.6




Berlin 11.6

Praha (Prague) 10.8


Unemployment rate of men aged 25 years or older in the NUTS-2 regions | in %



6.615.4

5.75.86.7

.

.7.74.8

.4.56.29.82.62.6

14.03.6

810

22.411.1

4.85.7

17.15.36.97.69.28.0

17.36.56.94.62.5

16.14.97.48.2

239.4-27.9-15.8

-1.7155.2

.

.-1.3

91.7.

284.44.8

-29.676.9-3.8

15.036.1-7.5

-18.0


Unemployment rate of women aged 25 years or older in the NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %



14.213.0

6.24.4

14.9..

8.54.2

.5.05.2

11.72.33.9

11.92.26.49.7

24.89.15.24.6

16.44.77.47.47.4

10.214.0

7.37.04.03.0

15.44.95.86.6

74.6-30.0-16.1

4.510.1

.

.-12.976.2

.180.0

40.4-40.273.9

-23.129.4

122.7-9.4

-32.0



Unemployment rate of men aged 25 years or older in the NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %


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Berlin 11.1



Lazio (Rome) 8.0


Vienna 7.4



London (NUTS-1) 6.5



Stockholm 4.9



Praha (Prague) 2.5

Unemployment rate of women aged 25 years or older in the NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %

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Lazio (Rome) 10.2

Berlin 9.1




London (NUTS-1) 7.3



Vienna 5.8


Stockholm 4.9




Praha (Prague) 3.0

Rate of long-term unemployment * in NUTS-2 regions | in %



6.67.72.23.55.9

.

.3.52.7

.2.32.25.6

.1.28.8

.2.85.7

15.15.52.51.18.41.32.13.74.55.58.72.82.71.61.09.61.12.44.2

128.4-29.111.7

-68.942.2

.

.4.8

68.8.

277.128.2

-52.3.

-12.89.0

.-14.4-26.7


* Long-term unemployment: unemployment for twelve or more consecutive months.

Long-term unemployment in % of total unemployment in NUTS-2 regions



54.953.332.353.550.6

.

.40.549.4

.43.530.741.9

.29.958.8

.37.051.9

59.651.443.817.744.020.926.143.949.451.349.432.133.333.032.455.116.330.151.1

8.6-3.5

35.6-67.0-13.1

.

.8.30.1

.13.6

4.3-20.5

.8.5

-6.3.

-18.7-1.5



Rate of long-term unemployment * in NUTS-2 regions 2012 | in %




Lisboa (Lisbon) 8.7


Lazio (Rome) 5.5

Berlin 5.5




.

London (NUTS-1) 2.8

23


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* Long-term unemployment: unemployment for twelve or more consecutive months.

Long-term unemployment in % of total unemployment in NUTS-2 regions 2012

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Berlin 51.4

Lazio (Rome) 51.3









Praha (Prague) 32.4


Vienna 30.1




Stockholm 16.3

Big Mac Index * 2012| in minutes


Luxembourg 11 Dublin 14 Vienna 14

Amsterdam 16 Berlin 16

Copenhagen 16 Helsinki 16 London 16

Paris 16 Stockholm 17

Madrid 18 Brussels 20

Lisbon 22 Rome 23

Ljubljana 25 Tallinn 28 Athens 30

Bratislava 32 Riga 33

Vilnius 33 Prague 34

Sofia 36 Warsaw 36

Sou

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UB

S. Budapest 49

Bucharest 57

* Amount of working time needed to earn the purchase price of a Big Mac®.

Global Cities Index * 2012 | points achieved

Sou

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.

London 5.79

Paris 5.48

Brussels 3.33

Vienna 3.11

Madrid 2.80

Berlin 2.76

Amsterdam 2.45

Stockholm 2.43

Rome 2.36

Copenhagen 1.99

Dublin 1.82

* Cities are assessed with regard to their business activity (weighting: 30%), human capital (30%),information exchange (15%), cultural experience (15%) and political engagement (10%).

Innovation Cities Global Index * 2012–2013 | points achieved


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Vienna 57 London 56

Paris 56 Amsterdam 55

Copenhagen 55 Berlin 54

Stockholm 53 Brussels 50 Helsinki 49

Budapest 48 Prague 48

Rome 47 Madrid 46 Dublin 44

Warsaw 44 Lisbon 43 Zagreb 42

Bratislava 41 Ljubljana 41

Bucharest 40 Riga 40

Tallinn 40 Athens 39 Vilnius 39

Sofia 38

* For the current ranking, underlying data on 162 indicators were summarised to form a simplified 3 factor score for Cultural Assets, Human Infrastructure - mainly mobility, start-ups, education & tech-nology - and Networked Markets. Based on these factors each city is assessed with regard to its conduciveness to the successful implementation of ideas to create regional or global innovation.

International congresses * 2012

Sou

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Inte

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tion

Ass

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.

Vienna 195 Paris 181

Berlin 172 Madrid 164 London 150

Copenhagen 137 Amsterdam 122

Prague 112 Stockholm 110

Brussels 107 Lisbon 106

Helsinki 100 Budapest 98

Rome 98 Dublin 97 Athens 52

Warsaw 46 Tallinn 42 Vilnius 36

Ljubljana 31 Bucharest 28

Riga 20 Bratislava 17

Zagreb 17 Sofia 14

* International congresses with a minimum of 50 participants, held on a regular basis and alternating between at least 3 countries.

1Iceland

93Spain

15Portugal

110France

278Germany

56Switzerland

187Austria

106Italy

Luxembourg4

69Belgium

87Netherlands

29Denmark

14Norway

42Sweden

29Finland

7Russia

8Ukraine

5Belarus

43Poland

9Lithuania

5Latvia

6Estonia

6Moldova

26Romania

17Bulgaria

31Greece

9Albania

38Hungary

22Czech Republic

12Turkey

8Macedonia

19Serbia

8Bosnia and

Herzegovina

18Croatia

24Slovenia

17Ireland

190United

Kingdom

17Slovakia

5Cyprus

Malta

8Montenegro

Kosovo

Liechtenstein

Andorra

Data Source: European Commission

Editing: PROVISO, MA 23

Infographic: MEDIAPROJECTS.

Based on figures from 11/2013

Base map: © wofma - Fotolia.com


1Iceland

93Spain

15Portugal

110France

278Germany

56Switzerland

187Austria

106Italy

Luxembourg4

69Belgium

87Netherlands

29Denmark

14Norway

42Sweden

29Finland

7Russia

8Ukraine

5Belarus

43Poland

9Lithuania

5Latvia

6Estonia

6Moldova

26Romania

17Bulgaria

31Greece

9Albania

38Hungary

22Czech Republic

12Turkey

8Macedonia

19Serbia

8Bosnia and

Herzegovina

18Croatia

24Slovenia

17Ireland

190United

Kingdom

17Slovakia

5Cyprus

Malta

8Montenegro

Kosovo

Liechtenstein

Andorra

7TH EU FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME FOR RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION (FP7)

PROJECT CONSORTIA COORDINATED BY VIENNA-BASED ORGANISATIONS

The figures indicate the number of participations from the respective country in projects coordinated by Vienna-based organisations.

195 coordinators from Vienna; total volume of projects coordinated: EUR 510 million.

ANNOTATION ON NUTS REGIONS

NUTS (French: „Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques“, English: „Nomenclature of Units for Territorial Statistics“) is a hierarchical system that allows for exact identification and classification of territorial units for the pur-pose of official statistics in the EU member states.

Territorial statistics are always based on territorial units. To make sure data from different countries is approximately comparable, it is important to refer to territorial units of the same hierarchical level.

NUTS levels are defined as follows:NUTS-0: National states (top level) NUTS-1: Major regions, parts of countries (macro level)NUTS-2: Basic regions, landscapes (medium level)NUTS-3: Smaller regions, major cities (micro level)

Due to the large amount of data available from Eurostat at NUTS-2 level, this level was used as the basis for comparison in many tables of the present pub-lication, although in most cases the respective NUTS-2 area is not identical with the city proper.

In the case of Vienna, NUTS levels 2 and 3 are identical as they refer to the geographic area of the City and Federal Province of Vienna. The figures quoted for London are even from NUTS-1 level because this corresponds more exactly to the city‘s urban area than the NUTS-2 level classification „Inner London“.

Capital cities of smaller EU member states are not included here because their NUTS-2 levels are too large for any meaningful comparison between cities; in some cases NUTS-2 levels even correspond to the national states as such.

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