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This dataset results from DG REGIO calculations based on Eurostat data (demo_r_mwk3_t). It presents excess mortality comparisons of the number of deaths that occurred in 2020 and 2021 with the average number of deaths that occurred in the corresponding weeks of 2015 to 2019. The age structure of the population and the deaths is not taken into account. The figures shown are rolling three week averages centred around the week in question.
Access the EUROSTAT data on their webpage - deaths by week and NUTS region - https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_mwk3_t/default/table?lang=en - and see the EUROSTAT webpage on national and regional weekly death statistics - https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Weekly_death_statistics
Data is not available for Ireland. For Italy no data is available for the last weeks of 2021.
This dataset presents a vertical / narrow view of the longitudinal timeseries data for 2020-2021. This dataset - https://cohesiondata.ec.europa.eu/Other/2020-2021-NUTS-Excess-mortality-3-week-average-hor/kzsy-bycf - provides the same values in a horizontal / wide format.
Tags covid-19
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Updated
March 16 2022
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Other: Eurostat
Story
COVID-19 has had varied direct impacts in different EU regions. Explore a selection of interactive maps and charts presenting the regional pattern of excess deaths in 2020-2021.
Tags covid covid-19 coronavirus excess deaths
Updated
December 19 2022
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5,939

Other
Story
The EU Solidarity Fund - EUSF - was established in 2002 following severe floods in Central Europe. Between 2002 and 2022, the EUSF mobilised a total of over EUR 8.2 billion for interventions in 127 disaster events. Italy is by far the biggest beneficiary of the Fund with over EUR 3 billion received so far.
Tags eusf solidarity disasters health emergencies covid-19 and 2 more
Updated
May 10 2023
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23,183

Other
Dataset
This dataset results from DG REGIO calculations based on Eurostat data (demo_r_mwk3_t). It presents excess mortality comparisons of the number of deaths that occurred in 2020 and 2021 with the average number of deaths that occurred in the corresponding weeks of 2015 to 2019. The age structure of the population and the deaths is not taken into account. The figures shown are rolling three week averages centred around the week in question.
Access the EUROSTAT data on their webpage - deaths by week and NUTS region - https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_mwk3_t/default/table?lang=en - and see the EUROSTAT webpage on national and regional weekly death statistics - https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Weekly_death_statistics
Data is not available for Ireland. For Italy no data is available for the last weeks of 2021.
This dataset presents a wide view of the longitudinal timeseries data for 2020-2021. This dataset - https://cohesiondata.ec.europa.eu/dataset/2020-2021-EU-regional-excess-mortality-3-week-aver/2kk2-t5sf - provides the same values in a vertical format.
Tags covid-19
API Docs
Updated
March 16 2022
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337

2014 / 2020
Story
SMEs are key for making the economy work for people. The ESI Funds are the largest source of EU budget financing for SMEs.
Tags sme financing sme enterprise support firms covid-19 and 3 more
Updated
February 22 2023
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23,006

2014 / 2020 Finances
Dataset
Under the CRIII+ proposals, at the request of a country, the resources available for programming for the year 2020, could be transferred between the ERDF, the ESF and the Cohesion Fund.
The dataset below show the increase and decreases in EU funding by country, programme fund and category of region since the adoption of the CRII package. As no new EU funds were available the sum of changes overall is normally "zero" (increases = decreases).
Tags covid-19 covid crii crii+
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Updated
March 11 2022
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1,329

2014 / 2020 Indicators
Story
The 2014-2020 ERDF and Cohesion Fund programmes saw reinforced use of common indicators to measure investment outputs. How does the system work?
Tags common indicators indicators achievements outputs covid-19 and 3 more
Updated
April 4 2022
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21,020

2014 / 2020
Filtered View
During 2020, many countries and regions will amend their ERDF and ESF programmes to transfer funds to actions targeting the COVID-19 response. Several programmes have discussed with the Commission their plans to add programmes specific indicators for new actions targeting the COVID-19 response to capture the outputs from expenditure.
In order to exploit programme specific indicators, which could be commonly applied across Member States, the Commission services proposed a voluntary list of such indicators to the Member States on 12 May, to be used when relevant. The use of the unique codes and names will allow the Commission to make use of the monitoring done by the cooperating programmes. A wide use of these codes and indicators would be highly valued for accountability, transparency and communication at the National and EU levels. It the programmes take up these specific indicators the targets will become available later in 2020 with the first report of implementation due in May 2021.
Tags covid-19 indicators health healthcare smes
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Updated
February 4 2021
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2,111

2014 / 2020 Finances
Dataset
As part of the CRII/CRII+ package, at the request of a country, the expenditure declared in 2020-2021 accounting exercise could be financed 100% by EU resources. This option of 100% European co-financing is one of the most popular measures with the majority of modified programmes making use of this possibility.
The data below shows the number modified programmes with 100% EU co-financing in relation to the total number of cohesion policy programmes by country (TC = Interreg programmes). The table also counts the total number of priority exes (investments envelopes) and the number with 100% EU cofinancing.
Tags covid-19 covid 100% co-financing crii
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Updated
January 21 2022
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1,424

2014 / 2020 Finances
Dataset
This dataset relates to the measure in the first CRII package that benefited all programmes with unrecovered 2019 EU pre-financing, and was automatically applied by the Commission. The 2019 annual pre-financing amounts not recovered can be used by the Member States to accelerate expenditure related to the COVID-19 outbreak. It is effectively a front loading of EU funding as the amounts not recovered in 2020 will be cleared or recovered at closure of the programming period only.
Source: Launchpad report OD_CRII_annual_pre_financing
Tags crii covid-19 annual pre-financing totaluncashedrecoveryamountfromyear 2019
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Updated
August 19 2021
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975