The report takes stock of where the EU and its Member States stand on gender equality.

A new knowledge management tool to better understand demographic change.

This database contains EU policy documents and reports relating to European Union employment, social affairs and inclusion policies. You will also find speeches and descriptions of EU-funded projects. Go to the Advanced Search page for a country-specific search.

This section provides: demographic and socio-economic statistical indicators for 7 key life domains; indicators on personal experience of discrimination and security.

Delivering on a more social and fair Europe is a key priority for the European Commission. The European Pillar of Social Rights has been put forward to serve as a compass for a process leading to renewed socio-economic convergence. A renewed list of headline indicators has been put forward by the European Commission in the beginning of 2021 and endorsed by the Ministers of Employment and Social Affairs of the European Union in June 2021.

This section provides information on the EU survey on gender-based violence against women and other forms of inter-personal violence.

The Gender Equality Index is a tool to measure the progress of gender equality in the EU, developed by the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE).

The Harmonised European Time Use Surveys (HETUS) are national surveys conducted in European countries to quantify how much time people spend on various activities, including paid work, household chores and family care, personal care, voluntary work, social life, travel and leisure.

The Household Budget Survey, abbreviated as HBS, is a national survey focusing on households' expenditure on goods and services, giving a picture of living conditions in the European Union.

The European statistics on income, social inclusion and living conditions cover objective and subjective aspects in monetary and non-monetary terms for households and individuals.

This section offers you a gateway to Eurostat’s wide range of information on population and demography.

This section presents a range of statistics for different aspects on how quality of life can be assessed.

Proposal of the European Committee of the Regions for monitoring the progress of the European Pillar of Social Rights in EU regions.

Data on social protection cover the following aspects: expenditure by function; receipts by type and sector of origin; number of pension beneficiaries by sex; net social benefits.

Eurofound is the EU Agency for the improvement of living and working conditions.

This section gathers statistics from a range of other domains from which data with an age breakdown is available. In this context, young people are defined as being between 15 and 29 years old.