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Population distribution by municipality size in the EU-27
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This figure shows the number of countries reporting monitoring, reporting and evaluation (MRE) activities for climate adaptation in 2025. It distinguishes between countries conducting MRE activities, planning such activities, or reporting insufficient information, across the three components: monitoring, reporting and evaluation.
Data from December 2021 to January 2022. In some Member States, large metropolitan areas are administratively divided into multiple smaller municipalities (LAU2 level). Residents of major urban areas may be statistically recorded as living in municipalities of under 20,000 or 75,000 inhabitants, even though they are functionally part of a large city. This explains why certain countries appear to have little or no population in the ‘>300,000’ category. However, 94% of municipalities indicated as having under 20,000 inhabitants are categorised as towns, suburbs or rural areas based on DEGURBA's degree of urbanisation typology (see Box 1 for more information).
- How small and medium sized towns and cities (SMSTCS) are considered in Europe and in EU policies, Dasí, J. D., et al., 2023
- Local Administrative Units – Tables 2022 Provisional data, Eurostat, 2023
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