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Press release No. 344 of 12 July 2021 “Coronavirus data for Germany”: new data are online now
...Against this background, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) is publishing new coronavirus data for Germany. The “Coronavirus data for Germany” platform provides timely and detailed regional data sets from official and non-official sources, which are of relevance in terms of the coronavirus crisis....
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Press release No. 113 of 10 March 2021 Risks of poverty have become further entrenched in Germany
...These findings on living conditions are presented in the new Data Report 2021, a social report for the Federal Republic of Germany. In this report, experts from official statistics and social research have compiled figures and facts on important areas of life. More people are permanently at risk of poverty In 2018, almost one in six people (15.8%) lived below the at-risk-of-poverty threshold in Germany. ...
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Press release No. 509 of 15 December 2020 Dashboard Germany: new data portal is online now
The “Dashboard Germany“ is now online: the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) provides highly up-to-date information on the economy, finance, health and mobility on this interactive portal. The Dashboard, which was developed on behalf of the …
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Press release No. N058 of 1 October 2021 Covid-19 crisis has similar consequences for the economic branches in eastern and western
...Accommodation and food service activities: massive losses in turnover in the eastern and western parts in the 1st year of the pandemic, recovery until now only in western Germany Manufacturing: slumps in turnover due to Covid-19 more marked in the western part Main construction industry: raw materials shortages recently slowed the economy in eastern and western Germany Economic performance deteriorated less in the Länder of eastern Germany in 2020 WIESBADEN – The consequences of the Covid-19 crisis were similarly severe for the economy in eastern and western Germany. ...
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Press release No. 441 of 6 November 2020 Ad-hoc evaluation shows mobility in coronavirus hotspots
...Mobility down again after restrictions entered into force on 2 November 2020 all over Germany...
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Press release No. 184 of 13 April 2021 Mobility declined less at Easter 2021 compared to Easter 2020
People in Germany travelled more during Easter in the second year of the coronavirus pandemic than at Easter 2020. This is shown by a special evaluation of experimental data carried out by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) to represent …
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Press release No. 137 of 18 March 2021 Despite easing of corona restrictions: mobility down in the first half of March 2021
Mobility in Germany in the first half of March 2021 (Weeks 9 and 10 from 1 to 14 March) was by 13% below the pre-crisis level of March 2019. This means that the upward trend recorded in the second half of February 2021 (15 to 26 February), when …
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Press release No. 100 of 4 March 2021 Mobility in the second half of February 2021 approaching pre-crisis level
Mobility in Germany in the second half of February 2021 (15 to 26 February) came close to the pre-crisis level. The mobility of the population in the first two weeks of February (1 to 14 February 2021) was 19% below the pre-crisis level of February …
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Press release No. 073 of 18 February 2021 Mobility in the first half of February 2021 lower than in January
Mobility in Germany in the first half of February 2021 (Weeks 5 and 6 from 1 to 14 February) was by 19% below the pre-crisis level of February 2019. This means that the decrease in mobility was larger than in January when it had been -14%. This is …
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Press release No. 050 of 4 February 2021 Mobility in the second half of January higher than at the beginning of 2021
Mobility in Germany increased in the second half of January 2021 (weeks 3 and 4 from 18 to 31 January) compared with the first half of the month. However, mobility (national average) in week 3 was 11.5% and in week 4 10.6% below the pre-crisis level …
