81 datasets found

Publishers: National Statistics Office Formats: api

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  • Occupancy rate in collective accommodation establishments (Quarterly)

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  • Participation in tourism by trip duration (Annual)

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  • Participation in tourism by trip type (Annual)

    This dataset has no description

  • People in Households with Low Work Intensity (LWI)

    Persons living in households with very low work intensity (LWI) refers to the number of persons living in a household where the members of working age worked a working time equal to or less than 20% of their total work-time potential during the previous year.

  • Percentage of part-time work of people aged 20 - 64

    The share of persons working part time as a main job from the total persons in employment with a main job.

  • Population and employment (Annual)

    This table provides information on population and national employment. • Annual data is available in persons. • The domestic concept refers to all employment occurring within a country’s economic territory, regardless of the workers’ place of residence. The national concept refers to all employment by resident individuals, including their work abroad and excluding that of non-residents within the domestic territory. • The population figure represents the average value calculated over the specified period. • The data presented in the table is compiled in accordance with the methodology and standards outlined in the ESA 2010 manual to ensure comparability and consistency. • The data spanning 1995 to 2020 are final and will not undergo further revision. • Figures in the tables may be subject to rounding, which can result in slight discrepancies in totals or calculated values.

  • Population and employment (Quarterly)

    This table provides information on population and national employment. • Quarterly data is available in persons, both unadjusted and seasonally adjusted. • The domestic concept refers to all employment occurring within a country’s economic territory, regardless of the workers’ place of residence. The national concept refers to all employment by resident individuals, including their work abroad and excluding that of non-residents within the domestic territory. • The population figure represents the average value calculated over the specified period. • The data presented in the table is compiled in accordance with the methodology and standards outlined in the ESA 2010 manual to ensure comparability and consistency. • The data spanning 1995 to 2020 are final and will not undergo further revision. • Figures in the tables may be subject to rounding, which can result in slight discrepancies in totals or calculated values.

  • Population by Age group, Sex and Group of citizenships

    This dataset presents the total number of persons who are usually resident in the country, disaggregated by three key demographic dimensions: age group, sex and broad group of citizenship. The data reflects the population as of a reference date (31 December).

  • Population by Age group, Sex and Group of countries of birth

    This dataset presents the total number of persons who are usually resident in the country, disaggregated by three key demographic dimensions: age group, sex and broad group of country of birth. The data reflects the population as of a reference date (31 December).

  • Population by Age group, Sex and Region of residence

    This dataset presents the total number of persons who are usually resident in the country, disaggregated by three key demographic dimensions: age group, sex and region of residence (Malta/Gozo). The data reflects the population as of a reference date (31 December).

  • Retail Price Index (Monthly)

    This dataset presents the Retail Price Index (RPI), portraying the changes in the cost of a basket of consumer goods and services. Data is published monthly with a reference base of December 2016 and is split by the 10 main groups of the RPI.

  • Severe Material and Social Deprivation (SMSD) rate

    Severe Material and Social Deprivation refers to the proportion/number of people who are unable to afford some items considered by most people to be desirable or even necessary to lead an adequate life. Persons lacking at least seven items out of the 13 material and social deprivation items are considered to be severely materially and socially deprived (SMSD).

  • Slaughtered Livestock (Heads)

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  • Total Employed Classified by Professional status

    The number of employed persons with a main job classified by whether they are employees or self-employed.

  • Total Population by region, district and locality

    This dataset presents the total number of persons who are usually resident in the country, disaggregated by locality, district and region of residence. The data reflects the population as of a reference date (31 December).

  • Total Population by sex and single years of age

    This dataset presents the total number of persons who are usually resident in the country, disaggregated by two key demographic dimensions: sex and single years of age. The data reflects the population as of a reference date (31 December).

  • Value added and income by industry (Annual)

    This table provides information on domestic production and income by detailed industry. • Annual data is expressed in thousands of euros and is available both in nominal and volume terms. • Economic activity is classified in accordance with the NACE Rev. 2 classification. • The data presented in the table is compiled in accordance with the methodology and standards outlined in the ESA 2010 manual to ensure comparability and consistency. • The data spanning 1995 to 2020 are final and will not undergo further revision. • Chain-linked volume aggregates are expressed with reference to the year 2020, where the index is set to 100, serving as the baseline against which changes in the real (inflation-adjusted) volume of the measured variables in other periods are compared. • Caution should be exercised when interpreting CLV aggregates, as changes in sign may significantly affect the economic meaning of the data. It is therefore recommended to complement the analysis with contributions to growth. • Figures in the tables may be subject to rounding, which can result in slight discrepancies in totals or calculated values.

  • Value added and income by main industry (Quarterly)

    This table provides information on domestic production and income by main industry. • Quarterly is expressed in thousands of euros and is available in nominal and volume terms, both unadjusted and seasonally adjusted. • Economic activity is classified in accordance with the NACE Rev. 2 classification. • The data presented in the table is compiled in accordance with the methodology and standards outlined in the ESA 2010 manual to ensure comparability and consistency. • The data spanning 1995 to 2020 are final and will not undergo further revision. • Chain-linked volume aggregates are expressed with reference to the year 2020, where the index is set to 100, serving as the baseline against which changes in the real (inflation-adjusted) volume of the measured variables in other periods are compared. • Caution should be exercised when interpreting CLV aggregates, as changes in sign may significantly affect the economic meaning of the data. It is therefore recommended to complement the analysis with contributions to growth. • Figures in the tables may be subject to rounding, which can result in slight discrepancies in totals or calculated values.

  • Waste Generation

    Waste is defined as ‘any substance or object which the holder discards, or, intends or is required to discard.’ Waste is classified according to the Statistical European Waste Classification (EWC-Stat. Version 4). This classification has been published in the Waste Statistics Regulation 2150/2002 (WStatR) and is a substance-oriented nomenclature used to report waste generation data. According to Annex 1, Section 2 of the WStatR, for reporting purposes, the EWC-Stat is aggregated into 51 items. Waste generation refers to waste arising from all economic activities and/or households located within the geographical territory of the country. Primary waste generation refers to waste that arises as a result of production and consumption processes. Secondary waste is generated by waste treatment facilities during the process of waste treatment and includes waste that should undergo further treatment either by disposal or recovery operations. This dataset includes both primary and secondary waste generation. Waste recycled on the site where it was generated is excluded. Economic activities are classified according to the ‘statistical classification of economic activities’ in the European Community (NACE). These are aggregated into 18 items according to Section 8 in Annex 1 of the WStatR.
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