Fertility rate drop will see EU population shrink 13% by year 2100
(By Euronews) There will be approximately 449.271 million people living in the European Union by 2100, 13% fewer than today’s population.
Only 13% (8.5 million) of the households with children in Europe had three children or more
In 2018, there were 223 million households in the European Union (EU). Almost one third (65 million) of these households had children
European Parliament: MEPs adopted measures to reconcile work and family life
Minimum of ten working days paternity leave paid at the level of sick pay Two months of non-transferable paid parental leave Five
Ukraine: New program on financial assistance to large families started on April 1
From April 1, Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers has introduced a monthly payment of 60 USD to large families for the third and subsequent children under the
Malta: ‘More effort needed to encourage families to have more children’
Low fertility rate has major economic impact on the country (By Times of Malta) Measures to address Malta’s declining fertility rate need
Among the 5.075 million births in EU, only 19% concerned a third or subsequent child
Women in EU have first child on average at 29 Total fertility rate highest in France (1.90 births per woman): The lowest
