The maritime economy from geographical and sectoral perspective

The maritime economy from geographical and sectoral perspective Valeriya Angelova-Tosheva Unit E 4 Regional Statistics and geographical information, Eurostat Brussels, 29 September 2015 1

I. Maritime policy indicators, methodology, visualisations, dissemination 2

Pages dedicated to maritime regions provide a single entry point to all information 3

Regional statistics by coastal/non-coastal regions 4

Statistics Explained provides information in Wikipedia style 5

The Regional Yearbook provides together with the tables, graphs and commentaries various maps on maritime issues 6

RYB 2015 editions 7

Regional Statistics Illustrated • A demo version of the new maritime statistics vislet • Will be officially released in October • Will include all available relevant indicators by coastal/non-coastal regions • http: //e 4 rsi. eu/explorer/publisher/test-maritime. html 8

II. The maritime economy from geographical and sectoral perspective – latest results 9

Different ways of discovering the maritime economy • Total employment, economy and GDP in the coastal (maritime) regions • Typically maritime sectors at national level • A hybrid approach 10

GDP disparities between coastal and non-coastal regions, 2012 Coastal regions often generate higher GDP per inhabitant than non-coastal regions (in 13 out of the 20 EU Member States concerned). 11

Coastal tourism (based on LAU-2 aggregates) Share of nights spent at tourist accommodation establishments in coastal areas, 2013 12

Maritime transport of goods, by direction, 2013 (1 000 tonnes) 13

Maritime transport of passengers, by direction, 2013 (1 000 persons) 14

Maritime manufacturing Value added of the maritime manufacturing sector by main NACE (EUR million) country, 2012 (¹)(²) 3, 500 3, 000 2, 500 2, 000 1, 500 1, 000 500 450 350 250 150 Building of ships and floating structures Repair and maintenance of ships and boats Building of pleasure and sporting boats Norway Latvia Slovenia Cyprus Estonia Lithuania Bulgaria Belgium Portugal Croatia Denmark Greece Romania Finland Sweden Poland Spain Italy Germany France -50 United Kingdom 50 15 by

Number of enterprises in the maritime manufacturing sector by main NACE Rev. 2 activities, 2012 16

Fisheries, aquaculture and fish processing Value added of processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs, 2012 (EUR million) 17

Catches in volume, EU-28, 2004– 13 (1 000 tonnes) 18

Aquaculture production in marine areas, 2012 (1 000 tonnes live weight) Ireland 35. 5 Netherlands 42. 5 Norway, 1 321. 0 Others (²) 57. 8 Spain 249. 8 Greece 106. 6 France 161. 1 United Kingdom 192. 3 19

Other maritime activities directly related to the coast and the sea Production in main primary maritime sectors NACE Rev. 2 activities (mining and quarrying), EU-28, 2005– 14 20

Thank you for your attention! More information on maritime statistics • http: //ec. europa. eu/eurostat/web/maritime-policy-indicators/overview • Contact: eurostat-institutional-support@ec. europa. eu • Questions related to coastal regions: ESTAT-REGIO@ec. europa. eu 21