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AGENTA DATA EXPLORER

The AGENTA data explorer allows the investigation and download of European
National Transfer Accounts (NTA) and National Time Transfer Accounts (NTTA)
data. European NTA provide comprehensive and detailed age- and gender specific
economic data on income, transfers, consumption and saving for 25 European
countries. European NTTA include time use based estimates for production,
transfers and consumption of services produced by unpaid work for 17 EU
countries.

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AGING DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SHEET 2020

The Aging Demographic Datasheet 2020 shows population aging trends and
projections with a focus on traditional and alternative indicators of population
aging for the current and future population changes across the world.

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ASIAN DEMOGRAPHIC AND HUMAN CAPITAL DATA SHEET 2018

The Asian data sheet provides a window on indicators related to demographic
changes and education processes in the countries of the region. It also includes
data on labor force participation and urbanization. For each indicator, the data
sheet allows a comparison between three data points: 2000, 2015 and 2030
according to a medium scenario projection.

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ASIAN DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SHEETS 2012, 2008

The data sheets provide information on a range of demographic indicators from
fertility to ageing to education levels for countries in Asia.

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BIRTH BAROMETER: MONITORING OF FERTILITY IN AUSTRIA

Birth Barometer Austria and Birth Barometer Vienna (launched in May 2010) are
interconnected projects of the Vienna Institute of Demography, aiming to provide
continuous monitoring of period fertility rates in Austria and in Vienna. The
Birth Barometer provides quarterly and annual reports and regularly updated
datasets.

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CHARACTERISTICS APPROACH TO POPULATION AGING: NEW MEASURES (VERSION 2, DECEMBER,
2015)

New measures of population aging based on a dynamic view of how the
characteristics of the elderly change now available for downloading.

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COHORT FERTILITY AND EDUCATION (CFE) DATABASE

The Cohort Fertility and Education (CFE) database provides high-quality data on
completed cohort fertility and parity distribution by level of education. The
data come from censuses and large sample surveys, and cover several (mostly
European) countries, i.e. countries with generally high levels of education and
relatively low fertility. As the database is in a constant progress, data from
new countries and sources are being regularly added.

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COVID-19: NEW DATABASE AND VISUALISATION TOOL ON SHORT-TERM FERTILITY
FLUCTUATIONS (STFF)

This joint project with the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in
Rostock aims to analyse short- and longer-term consequences of the COVID-19
pandemic on the trends in the number of births and fertility rates in
high-income countries with good quality of vital statistics data. In response to
the COVID-19 pandemic, the HFD team established a new data resource: Short-Term
Fertility Fluctuations (STFF) data series.

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EUROPEAN DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SHEET 2022

The European Demographic Data Sheets show key demographic data, population
trends and projections.

The latest version (2022) focuses on the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic
regarding births, deaths, mortality, and population change.

Previous editions of the European Demographic Data Sheet poster are available
here.

 

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EUROPEAN FERTILITY DATA SHEET 2015

The European Fertility Datasheet 2015 provides an in-depth look at European
fertility through a combination of data for all countries of Europe and for
broader European regions, maps, tables, graphs and featured thematic boxes. The
online version is optimized for mobile devices and provides expanded coverage,
including additional maps, ranking charts as well as details about data sources
and definitions. It also allows the users to download all the data.

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GLOBAL FLOW OF PEOPLE

We introduce estimates for bilateral global migration flows between all
countries in the world. Explore in the interactive website
at http://global-migration.info/. There is also a link on the website to
download all the data, including the paper on Quantifying Global International
Migration Flows published in Science.

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GLOBAL HUMAN CAPITAL DATA SHEET 2015

The Global Human Capital Data Sheet 2015 presents new population projections by
age, sex, and level of educational attainment for the world, world regions, and
195 individual countries (24 countries with limited education data) with a time
horizon to 2060. 

The Wittgenstein Centre provides a new visualization tool for presenting
population projections by age, sex, and level of educational attainment for the
world with a time horizon to 2060. More

Visualization of the Global Human Capital Data Sheet 2015

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HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS AFTER THE 2012 INDIAN OCEAN EARTHQUAKE IN PHANG NGA (THAILAND)

This dataset is based on a survey of households located in tsunami high-risk
areas in Phang Nga province. The purpose of the survey is to investigate
household responses to the Indian Ocean Earthquakes (M8.6) on 11 April 2012. The
survey was conducted by the College of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn
University between 17 April - 13 May 2012.

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HUMAN FERTILITY COLLECTION

The Human Fertility Collection (HFC) is a joint project of the Max Planck
Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR) in Germany and the Vienna Institute
of Demography (VID) in Austria. The HFC has been designed to supplement the
Human Fertility Database (HFD) and to incorporate a variety of international
fertility data that are valuable for fertility research but do not meet all
quality standards of the HFD.

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HUMAN FERTILITY DATABASE

The Human Fertility Database (HFD) is a joint project of the Max Planck
Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR) in Rostock, Germany and the Vienna
Institute of Demography (VID) in Vienna, Austria, based at MPIDR. We seek to
provide free and user-friendly access to detailed and high-quality data on
period and cohort fertility and thus to facilitate research on changes and
inter-country differences in fertility in the past and in the modern era. The
HFD is entirely based on official vital statistics and places a great emphasis
on data checking and documentation and on warranting data comparability across
time and countries by means of uniform methodology. Read more

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JOURNEY OF YOUR LIFE - WEBSITE

Samir KC together with colleagues from the World Bank have developed an
interactive tool to help individuals see their place in the world
population, http://population.io/. The website reflects the most up to estimates
of life expectancy for each country as well as for the world as a whole, but
limited to three factors: existing age, gender and country of birth/residence.
Read more about it in the IIASA blog Journey of your life: Demography for the
demos.

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NATIONAL TRANSFER ACCOUNTS

The goal of the National Transfer Accounts (NTA) project is to improve our
understanding of the generational economy. How does population growth and
changing age structure influence economic growth, gender and generational
equity, public finances, and other important features of the macroeconomy? As
part of the NTA project, research teams in more than 40 countries are
constructing accounts, measuring how people at each age produce, consume, and
share resources, and save for their future. The accounts are designed to
complement the UN System of National Accounts, population data, and other
important economic and demographic indicators.

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RUSSIAN DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SHEET 2016

The Russian Demographic Datasheet 2016 shows key demographic data, population
trends and projections until 2035. It covers fertility, mortality, migration,
population structure including population ageing and their changes. The
datasheet combines data for the national level, all regions and districts, and
features maps, population pyramids, rankings, graphs and a glossary. It pays
special attention to the importance of alternative indicators of population
ageing for the current and future population changes across Russia. All
information is provided in both languages, Russian and English.

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RUSSIAN DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SHEET 2019

The Russian Demographic Data Sheet 2019 shows key demographic data, population
trends and projections until 2050. It covers fertility, mortality, migration,
population structure including population ageing and their changes. The data
sheet combines data for the national level, all regions and districts, and
features maps, population pyramids, rankings, graphs and a glossary. It pays
special attention to the importance of alternative indicators of population
ageing for the current and future population changes across Russia. All
information is provided in both languages, Russian and English.

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SSP DATABASE VERSION 1.0

The SSP database aims at the documentation of quantitative projections of the
so-called Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) and related Integrated Assessment
scenarios. The SSPs are part of a new framework that the climate change research
community has adopted to facilitate the integrated analysis of future climate
impacts, vulnerabilities, adaptation, and mitigation. Information about the
scenario process and the SSP framework can be found in Moss et al. (2010), van
Vuuren et al. (2014) and O‘Neil et al. (2014) and Kriegler et al. (2014). The
framework is built around a matrix that combines climate forcing on one axis (as
represented by the Representative Concentration Pathways: van Vuuren et al,
2011 ) and socio-economic conditions on the other. Together, these two axes
describe situations in which mitigation, adaptation and residual climate damage
can be evaluated.

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UNITED STATES AGING DATA SHEET 2019

The first US Aging Data Sheet comprehensively presents traditional and new
measures of aging, developed at IIASA, for all US states. This data sheet uses
the United States Mortality DataBase to analyze aging across US states by: (1)
contrasting conventional measures of aging with new ones based on The
Characteristics Approach to the Measurement of Population Aging, and (2)
providing new measures that are particularly appropriate for the current US
context.

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WIREL DATABASE

WIREL was a research project (funded by the Vienna Science and Technology Fund)
that studied different demographic and religious forces that have shaped
Vienna’s population composition throughout the past as well as the implications
that such forces hold for the present and the future. 

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WITTGENSTEIN CENTRE HUMAN CAPITAL DATA EXPLORER 2.0

The Wittgenstein Centre Human Capital Data Explorer contains detailed data by
age, sex and educational attainment (6 categories and up to 8 for 60 countries)
for a large set of indicators w.r.t. Population and Human Capital Stocks,
Demographic Change and New aging indicators of some 200 countries (and regions)
for the period from 1950 to 2100. This website presents a set of different
scenarios of future population and human capital trends from 2015 to 2100 and
includes back projections from 2015 to 1950. The Graphic Explorer allows to
visualize population pyramids and the population size by education for any
country and to create maps about the available indicators.

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The Wittgenstein Centre aspires to be a world leader in the advancement of
demographic methods and their application to the analysis of human capital and
population dynamics. In assessing the effects of these forces on long-term human
well-being, we combine scientific excellence in a multidisciplinary context with
relevance to a global audience. It is a collaboration among the Austrian Academy
of Sciences (ÖAW), the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
(IIASA) and the University of Vienna.

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