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11.02.2015Which Are the Districts with the Most Highly Educated Population?

The share of people with higher education is growing.

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11.02.2015What Part of Household Income Is Formed by Wages and Pensions?

Wages and salaries form over 56% of the gross income of Bulgarian households in 2013.

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10.02.2015How Can We Empower the Regions in Bulgaria?

The difference between regions keeps growing and local authorities are powerless.

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10.02.2015The Bulgarian Labor Market in 2013

Most of the newly created jobs are found in Southern Bulgaria.

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04.02.2015How have FDI flows changed after 2009?

The districts of Burgas and Sofia attract more investment at the expense of Sofia (capital) and Varna.

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03.02.2015What Do You Know About the Infrastructural Development of Bulgaria

The condition of the road network is slowly improving.

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02.02.2015Infographic: What do you know about the demographic development of the country?

Burgas and Sofia (capital) are the only districts in which the annual average population has increased in 2013.

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Eighty-One Dwarves: When the Population Disappears and the Administration Remains 17.06.2026

People can leave the municipality, but the municipality doesn't leave the map. Even when its population drops...

Dual education cannot transfer the 10 percent 26.05.2026

The admission plan for secondary education in 2026/2027. The admission plan for secondary education in...

What professions will be studied in the coming years 19.05.2026

There is already data on the admission plan for secondary education for the next academic year. Admission to...

The trust is in the local government, but the money is in the central 08.05.2026

Trust in institutions in Bulgaria remains low, especially in the central government. Eurobarometer data shows...

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