Europe
44 countries read on one grammar, with the couplings that cross their borders.
Europe: exposure and coverage
People and coastal exposure are source observations from open grids, not index values; each figure names its source.
- Eastern Europe285.1 m39.3%
- Northern Europe102.4 m14.1%
- Southern Europe142.5 m19.7%
- Western Europe195.1 m26.9%
GHSL 2025, European Commission JRC (CC BY 4.0), summed over first-level units.
- Eastern Europe5.4 m1.9%
- Northern Europe9.6 m9.4%
- Southern Europe6.5 m4.6%
- Western Europe16.3 m8.4%
GEBCO 2024 Grid (public domain) and GHSL 2025 (CC BY 4.0); people on land at or below 10 m.
- ADM175544 of 44 countries
- ADM211,69537 of 44 countries
- ADM342,95921 of 44 countries
- ADM435,0616 of 44 countries
- ADM535,0101 of 44 countries
geoBoundaries, each country and level on its own licence; share-alike layers kept separate.
Europe: humanitarian figures by country
Latest figure of each theme from the Humanitarian Data Exchange, with its year; 43 countries with data, synced 2026-10-23. The provider and licence of every dataset are on each country’s data page. Source observations, not index values; a dash means HDX holds no admitted figure.
| Country | Idadi ya watu | Displaced people | Refugees hosted | Refugees abroad | Funding received (US$) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albania | 2,850,467 2021 | – | 5,184 2025 | 29,103 2025 | – |
| Andorra | – | – | – | 62 2025 | – |
| Austria | – | – | 301,140 2025 | 49 2025 | – |
| Belarus | – | – | – | 27,586 2025 | – |
| Belgium | – | – | 225,536 2025 | – | – |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | – | – | 11,170 2025 | 25,376 2025 | – |
| Bulgaria | – | – | 106,597 2025 | 828 2025 | 955,000 2025 |
| Croatia | – | – | 43,838 2025 | 17,255 2025 | 1,010,635 2016 |
| Czechia | – | – | 396,071 2025 | 952 2025 | 1,949,544 2025 |
| Denmark | – | – | 96,711 2025 | 71 2025 | – |
| Estonia | – | – | 41,612 2025 | 138 2025 | 0 2025 |
| Finland | – | – | 103,866 2025 | 20 2025 | – |
| France | – | – | 861,513 2025 | – | – |
| Germany | – | – | 2,900,727 2025 | 953 2025 | – |
| Greece | – | – | 164,416 2025 | 220 2025 | 400,800,266 2016 |
| Hungary | 9,743,681 2022 | – | 66,246 2025 | – | – |
| Iceland | – | – | 9,114 2025 | 5 2025 | – |
| Ireland | – | – | 170,918 2025 | 399 2025 | – |
| Italy | – | – | 85,968 2025 | 841 2025 | – |
| Latvia | – | – | 32,936 2025 | 280 2025 | – |
| Liechtenstein | – | – | 1,024 2025 | – | – |
| Lithuania | – | – | 54,525 2025 | 179 2025 | 600,000 2025 |
| Luxembourg | – | – | 13,225 2025 | 20 2025 | – |
| Malta | – | – | 9,696 2025 | 27 2025 | – |
| Monaco | – | – | 17 2025 | 5 2019 | – |
| Montenegro | – | – | 15,011 2025 | 861 2025 | – |
| Netherlands | – | – | 326,204 2025 | 338 2025 | – |
| North Macedonia | – | – | 23,578 2025 | 3,229 2025 | – |
| Norway | – | – | 129,576 2025 | 52 2025 | – |
| Poland | 37,563,071 2024 | – | – | 1,775 2025 | 20,528,957 2025 |
| Portugal | – | – | – | 485 2025 | – |
| Republic of Moldova | 2,603,813 2022 | – | 149,918 2025 | 8,873 2025 | 58,492,079 2025 |
| Romania | 18,983,507 2022 | – | 206,877 2025 | 11,007 2025 | 6,782,182 2025 |
| Russian Federation | – | – | 92,565 2025 | 190,840 2025 | 41,305,555 2007 |
| San Marino | – | – | – | 5 2005 | – |
| Serbia | – | – | 42,184 2025 | 33,365 2025 | 17,001,498 2016 |
| Slovakia | 5,449,270 2021 | – | 140,881 2025 | 716 2025 | 0 2025 |
| Slovenia | – | – | 34,710 2025 | 115 2025 | 1,534,534 2016 |
| Spain | – | – | 759,283 2025 | 899 2025 | – |
| Sweden | – | – | 145,088 2025 | 328 2025 | – |
| Switzerland | – | – | 130,661 2025 | 39 2025 | – |
| Ukraine | – | – | 643,124 2025 | 5,989,216 2025 | 1,663,604,574 2025 |
| United Kingdom | – | – | 232,177 2025 | 1,013 2025 | – |
Regional pillars, composite and couplings
Regional values aggregate country values with the declared population or exposure weights, plus cross-border couplings: shared basins, trade corridors, energy interconnections, displacement routes and conflict spillover.
Eastern Europe
- BLRBelarus
- BGRBulgaria
- CZECzechia
- HUNHungary
- POLPoland
- MDARepublic of Moldova
- ROURomania
- RUSRussian Federation
- SVKSlovakia
- UKRUkraine
Southern Europe
- ALBAlbania
- ANDAndorra
- BIHBosnia and Herzegovina
- HRVCroatia
- GRCGreece
- VATHoly See
- ITAItaly
- MLTMalta
- MNEMontenegro
- MKDNorth Macedonia
- PRTPortugal
- SMRSan Marino
- SRBSerbia
- SVNSlovenia
- ESPSpain
Western Europe
- AUTAustria
- BELBelgium
- FRAFrance
- DEUGermany
- LIELiechtenstein
- LUXLuxembourg
- MCOMonaco
- NLDNetherlands
- CHESwitzerland
Cite and reuse
- Observation key
grix:REG.EUROPE:{YEAR}:A
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