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Demographic perspectives on the regional level

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Regional demography examines population characteristics and changes across different geographic areas, including variations in age structure, fertility, mortality, and migration patterns between regions. It analyzes how demographic processes differ spatially due to economic, social, and environmental factors. Regional demographic analysis helps identify disparities, inform local planning decisions, and understand how population dynamics vary across urban, rural, and different administrative territories.

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Population change and regional migrations in the EU

This Atlas of Demography digital story gives a summary account of insights from a JRC study, presenting results from analyses examining territorial population decline by progressively zooming in from national...

 

An urbanisation-driven vulnerability analysis at the regional level

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Regional Vulnerabilities to Climate Change in Europe: insights from the SPARCCLE project
In light of the challenges posed by climate change, the Socioeconomic Pathways, Adaptation and Resilience to Changing CLimate in Europe (SPARCCLE) project, funded by the European Commission, aims at assessing climate impacts and extremes across Europe, and the population's vulnerability and adaptive capacities at the regional level. This in turn will help in developing mitigation and adaptation strategies that are climate resilient. The project will support people, organisations, and governments to make better decisions to reduce risks and build resilience to climate change.

 

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Originally Published | Last Updated

21 Oct 2025 | 15 May 2026

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