Population and household projections – Base 1/1/2023

Italy tomorrow: imbalance between new and old generations will grow, differences will increase

Census population

At 31.12.2022 the census population is equal to 58,997,201 people usually resident in Italian municipalities 27 JUNE 2024

Demographic Indicators - Year 2023

Nearly stable population thanks to immigration   Falling birth rate, sharply declining mortality: 6 newborns and 11 deaths per 1,000 inhabitants. More immigrants and less […]

Census population counting at sub-municipal level as at 31 December 2019: first experimentation in 25 Italian municipalities

This paper describes the approach adopted for counting the 2019 sub-municipal census data and presents some preliminary results obtained from a trial carried out on the 25 municipalities with the largest population sizes, with sub-municipal administrative partitions

Experimental statistic: Municipal demographic projections

Demographic projections aim to study the probable future of a population in terms of total size and structural components. This kind of product is used […]

Population and households projections

Italy tomorrow: a smaller, more heterogeneous population with more differences. The new projections of the country’s demographic future, updated to 2022, return trends that are […]

Demographic indicators - Year 2022

Population drops, but not to the 2020-21 biennium level   Birth rate at an all-time low, mortality still high: less than 7 newborns and more […]

Households and population projections

Fewer residents, more elderly, smaller families Latest population projections, updated to 2021, confirm the presence of a potential crisis scenario. A decreasing population: from 59.2 […]

Demographic indicators - Year 2021

Demographic development on the way to settle down Population drop by 4.3 per thousand on annual basis: an improvement compared to the -6.8 per thousand […]

Households and population projections

Fewer residents, more elderly, smaller families A decreasing population: from 59.6 million as of January 1, 2020 to 58 million in 2030, to 54.1 million […]