Population

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  1. Urk has the most young people, Schiermonnikoog the fewest
  2. Statistical communication and the importance of cognitive friendly statistics
  3. Asylum applications down by 13% in Q3 2026, year on year
  4. Population growth slows for fourth consecutive year
  5. Population density 15 percent higher than in 2000
  6. Mixed‐Methods Clustering of Multi‐source Data to Identify Population Subgroups Based on BMI‐Associated Variables
  7. The date with most birthdays is 30 September
  8. Growing group of over 55s born abroad, more likely to be living in poverty
  9. Labor force 1987-2025
  10. Many young people who move to university towns are from the same region
  11. Ever more people are single or live alone
  12. Population forecast, Caribbean Netherlands 2026-2050
  13. Population growth slowed in the first half of 2026
  14. Purchasing power increased in the Caribbean Netherlands in 2024
  15. Immigration down in 2025, especially asylum and knowledge migrants
  16. Number of cross-border commuters working in the Netherlands has risen
  17. Two-thirds support limited admission of labour migrants
  18. Population of the Caribbean Netherlands up by over 1.2 thousand in 2025
  19. Dutch population is wealthy and content, but less socially connected
  20. More than 2,500 centenarians, most of them women
  21. New asylum applicants more likely to be in work than 10 years ago
  22. Population growth slows due to lower immigration
  23. 33 percent more asylum requests in Q1 of 2026
  24. Average moving distance increases
  25. Number of same-sex couples with children six times higher than in 1995
  26. 25 years since first same-sex marriages in the Netherlands
  27. 173 thousand deaths in 2025
  28. More than half of eligible voters are aged 50 or older
  29. Population growth slows for third consecutive year
  30. Fewer asylum requests and more following family members in 2025