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a    Projected est. (medium fertility variant).
b    Including Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla.
c    2023
d    2019
e    2024
f    Data classified according to ISIC Rev. 4.
g    Exc. irrigation canals and landscaping care.
h    Exc. publishing activities. Inc. irrigation canals.
i    Inc. publishing activities and landscape care. Exc. repair of personal and household goods.
j    Estimate.
k    Calculated by the UN Statistics Division from national indices.
l    Data refers to a 5-year period preceding the reference year.
m    Calculated by the UN Statistics Division.
n    Including refugees.
o    The number of refugees was re-calculated based on the refugee data, as provided by the government. The overall figures for Spain include refugee status (7%), subsidiary protection (8%), temporary protection (50%) and humanitarian reasons (35%). The figures for stateless individuals in Spain represent the 8,525 individuals recognized through the Spanish stateless determination procedure under the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, as well as 38 stateless refugees and 15 stateless asylum-seekers. Source: Permanent Observatory on Immigration, Spanish Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.
p    2022
q    Data at 1 January of the reporting year.
r    Population aged 16 to 74 years.
s    2021
t    Data include the Canary Islands.
u    Development Assistance Committee member (OECD).