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Population Change Indicators – DED4 (Region Chemnitz) 2012-2023

Key Insights:

  • Migration Volatility: Net migration experienced extreme fluctuation, from -1.5‰ in 2016 to a peak of 9.5‰ in 2023, indicating significant immigration waves.
  • Population Decline Periods: Total population growth was negative from 2012-2014 and again in 2016-2022, with the worst decline of -8.9‰ in 2020.
  • Natural Population Decline: Consistent negative natural growth throughout 2012-2023, ranging from -6.2‰ to -11.2‰, indicating demographic aging.
  • COVID-19 Impact: 2020-2021 showed the most severe population decline, with total growth reaching -8.9‰ and -8.2‰ respectively.
  • Recent Recovery: 2023 marked a dramatic turnaround with migration surge (9.5‰) offsetting natural decline (-10.4‰) to achieve slight total decline (-0.9‰).

Chart Information:

Chart Type: Multi-line chart showing time series data from 2012-2023

Colors Used:

  • Total Growth Rate: #18baa8 (Teal – main color as requested)
  • Net Migration Rate: #ff6b6b (Coral red)
  • Natural Growth Rate: #4ecdc4 (Light teal)

Data Source: All values are directly from the provided dataset with no interpolation or estimation applied.

Coverage: Complete dataset spanning 12 years (2012-2023) for NUTS region DED4.

Population change by NUTS 2 region - Crude rates of total change, natural change and net migration plus adjustment

DED4 (Chemnitz Region)

Data-Level: DED4 Source: Eurostat (tgs00099) - Population change by NUTS 2 region
Region: DED4 (Region Chemnitz, Germany)
Data Coverage: 2012-2023
Unit: Crude rates per 1,000 inhabitants

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