Did you know that young people under 18 years old represent 18.0% of the population of the European Union (EU)? Furthermore, did you know that 62.6% of children under 3 years old are not in formal childcare or education? And that in 2023, 9.5% of young people dropped out of education and training prematurely?
A recent infographic from Eurostat reveals shocking data about childcare conditions and dropout rates in the EU for the year 2023. These numbers highlight significant challenges in educational and social policy within the community bloc.
This study also offers a detailed insight into the situation of children and young people in the EU, covering topics from education and health to living conditions. In order to improve understanding of these issues, a specific thematic section on children and young people has been updated. This section allows for exploration of a wide range of topics with breakdowns by age, including digital skills and health.
The mentioned data is available for public consultation, providing valuable tools for academics, leaders, and policymakers interested in developing more effective policies to improve the lives of young Europeans.
For those interested in delving deeper into these topics, Eurostat offers an informative infographic that helps to understand in detail the current situation and future challenges facing children and young people in the EU.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
