The different cash incentives to have kids across Croatia
By: Marija Udiljak, from Croatia Week Croatian municipalities are continuing to invest in demographic measures to support families, with some offering substantial … Read more
By: Marija Udiljak, from Croatia Week Croatian municipalities are continuing to invest in demographic measures to support families, with some offering substantial … Read more
While parents should have at least two babies to keep Europe’s population stable, current birth rates barely exceed one. Will the new … Read more
In France, as elsewhere in Europe, the fertility rate continues to decline and the average number of children desired is falling. By: … Read more
In 2024, in the EU, there were nearly 202 million private households. Slightly less than a quarter of those (23.6%) included children, whereas 76.4% … Read more
By dw.com More families in Germany have three or more children. Many of them have a migration background. The share of children growing up … Read more
Italy’s demographic crisis deepened in 2024 as the number of births hit a new record low, emigration accelerated and the population continued … Read more
Colomiers in south-west France is modern, spread out – and not very attractive. Young couples came here from the nearby city of … Read more
The ‘Family 2025’ conference hosted by KINCS and the Századvég Foundation on 30 January 2025 in the Museum of Ethnography brought together … Read more
Christa Schweng, EESC Member, Rapporteur for the EESC opinion on The impact of demography on Social Europe, argues that demography has the power … Read more
Those who rely on grandparent care or a nanny are more likely to increase their family size. Spain is one of the … Read more