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Population
2022:60 million people
2020: Population growth of 6% over 30 years
Births and deaths in Italy
Main article: Births and deaths in Italy
Male-to-female ratio
Age
2021: 23.7% of the population over 65
2020: 0.028% of the population aged 100 or over
2018: Proportion of the population under 14 years of age
Migration
2024: Number of Ukrainian refugees - less than 200,000
2023: Agreement to expel migrants to Albania to outsource asylum process
Italy has struck an agreement to set up migrant centres in Albania. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Edi Rama have signed an agreement to outsource Italy's asylum process.
Italy will build two centers in Albania to receive migrants trying to reach the EU by sea, the two countries' prime ministers announced in November 2023.
This EU outsourcing is the first time a country has handed over its asylum procedures in a country that is not yet in the bloc. Albania is negotiating accession to the EU and has been a member since 2009. NATO Britain Rwanda The deal repeats the agreement with, which, however, is bogged down in legal disputes.
2021: Net population inflow in 4 years
Marriages and divorces
2018: Divorce rate - 45.2%
1948
Children out of wedlock
2018
2005-2014
Parents and children
The proportion of the population living in Rome - 7%
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Poverty
2020: Italy recorded a record poverty rate for 15 years - 9.4% of the population
In mid-June 2021, it became known that the number of Italians living in absolute poverty rose sharply in 2020 and reached a record high in 15 years. The reason was the economic crisis associated with the pandemic, which caused serious damage to the country.
According to the national statistics bureau ISTAT, in 2020, about 5.6 million people, or 9.4% of the population, were below the poverty line. This group included people who could not buy the goods and services needed to achieve a "minimum acceptable standard of living." For comparison, in 2019, 4.6 million people lived below the poverty line, or 7.7% of the population. The Bureau of Statistics notes that the results were the worst for the entire data collection period, which began in 2005.
As for families, in 2020, more than two million households lived below the poverty line - 7.7% of the total. In the poorer south, 9.4% of families were in extreme poverty, and in the north this figure was 7.6%. For comparison, in 2019 the share of such families was 6.4%. At the same time, the number of Italians living in "relative poverty" - persons whose income is about half of the national average - fell to 13.5% in 2020 from 14.7% in 2019. ISTAT said the decline was due to a sharp drop in household spending across the board, impacting the calculations.
People living in absolute poverty include 1.3 million minors - 13.5% of all under-18s in Italy. In 2019, this figure was 11.4%. Foreigners were most affected: 29.3% of registered migrants were below the poverty line - about 1.5 million people - while among people with Italian citizenship this share was 7.5%.[1]
2020: 7.9% of Italians are malnourished
The number of cars per 1000 people of the population
National composition
Romanians
Jews
Affluent class
2023
$64 billionaires
More than $2 million - the threshold for entering the number of 1% of the richest people in the country
2022
There are 1,335 million millionaires in the country
17,359 ultra-rich
Ultra high-net-worth individuals, UHNWI are individuals with a net worth of at least USD 30 million in 2018 dollars.
2018: In Italy - 7.1 billionaires per 10 million people
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