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City of Zagreb of City the International Ski Engineering and Electrical of Faculty European Union Trade Association Free European Hydrological Service Gross Domestic ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 Dear citizens of Zagreb! Dear guests of our City! You are holding a statistical publication in which we present facts and figures about our City in an attractive and user- friendly way. Zagreb is a green city distinguished by its mild climate. More than three quarters of the administrative city land consists of green areas – woods, plains, meadows, parks and nature grounds. We are especially proud of our wooded Medvednica Mountain, which holds the status of a nature park, our Sava River, Maksimir Park and an abundance of other natural assets. The city’s vegetation contributes to the mild climate marked by warm summers for bathing in the city lakes and by snowy winters for skiing on the city ski slopes. Zagreb is a vital city. The city’s population is growing moderately and has already exceeded the figure of 800 000 inhabitants, which is primarily due to the positive migration balance. An increase in the number of newborns has also been recorded in the last several years, with the most frequent names in 2018 being Mia and Luka. The number of primary school children is continually growing, and the vitality of the city is also enhanced by approximately 75 000 students enrolled in our higher education institutions. Zagreb is a city of culture. City theatres and cinemas offer more shows and the attendance is growing. For example, the attendance to city theatres, with almost 1.3 million, has grown over 20% over the last several years. The Zagreb Zoo, thanks to substantial investments in boosting the number of animal species and architectural design and landscaping, has recorded increasing numbers of visitors. Zagreb is an attractive city. The number of tourists visiting has gone up by double-digit rates, resulting in 2.5 million realized tourist nights in 2018 in over a hundred hotels and hostels, as well as in ample private accommodation establishments. Over 80% of nights were realized by foreign tourists, with the largest number of tourists coming from the USA, Germany, Italy, Korea and Bosnia and Herzegovina. We hope that the information in this publication will bring Zagreb closer to you as an attractive destination for your business, vacation, education and lifestyle. Sanja Jerković, M. Arch Head of the City Office for the Strategic Planning and Development of the City 4 5 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 ABBREVATIons CONTENTS °C degree Celsius MZLZ Zagreb International CBS Croatian Bureau of Airport Statistics MZOE Ministry of CEFTA Central European Environment and Free Trade Energy Agreement NCA National Classification ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 GEOGRAPHICAL AND CLIMATE DATA ............................. 6 CO City Office of Activities POPULATION ...................................................................10 COSPDC City Office for NSK National and University Library the Strategic CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT ....................................16 Planning and in Zagreb Development of EDUCATION ......................................................................18 the City OPEC Organization of the Petroleum Exporting ECONOMY ........................................................................20 Countries d.o.o limited liability TRANSPORT .................................................................. 24 company (LLC) DHMZ Croatian PMF Faculty of Science POLITICS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION .................... 26 Meteorological and ppl/ha people per hectare Hydrological Service SRC Sports and recreation EFTA European Free center Trade Association EU European Union TVZ Zagreb University of Applied Sciences FER Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing USA United States of America FIS The International Ski Federation ZTB Zagreb Tourist Board GDP gross domestic ZET Zagreb Electric Tram product ZH Zagreb Holding GUF City Office for ZOO Zagreb Zoo Financing GZ City of Zagreb ha hectare SYMBOLS HZZ Croatian % percentage Employment 1) Service footnote mark HŽPP Croatian Railways Passenger Transport km kilometer km2 square kilometer m meter m2 square meter mln million mm millimeter MUP Ministry of the Interior GEOGRAPHICAL AND CLIMATE DATA 6 HEIGHT ABOVE SEA LEVEL NATURAL ASSETS 7 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 Nature park 1 035 m Medvednica Sljeme 8 438.13 ha 158 m (total surface area 17 938 ha) ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 Grič 7 special nature reserves 122 m of forest vegetation within Zrinjevac Medvednica Nature Park 773.12 ha SOURCE: PMF, Department of Geography Maksimir Park 202.91 ha 3 distinctive landscapes Sava River 29 km 823.56 ha (total length 945 km) SOURCE: MZOE EXISTING LAND USE Smallest city district Largest city district Donji Grad 301.6 ha Sesvete 16 524.5 ha 75.3% 21.0 % 4.7% of the total population of 8.9% of the total population of the City of Zagreb lives on an the City of Zagreb lives on an Green areas Constructed areas area of 0.5% of the City’s total area of 25.8% of the City’s total surface area. surface area. 3.7 % Transport GREEN AREAS Total surface area of the City of Zagreb: 75.3% 92.5% 3.6% 64 131.8 ha, or 641.32 km2 Number of settlements: 70 City of Brezovica Trešnjevka — Number of city districts: 17 Zagreb North Number of city assemblies Largest share in Smallest share in in City districts: 218 green areas on green areas on the the total surface total surface area area of the city of the city district SOURCE: CO for Cadastre and Geodetic activities; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department for Spatial Information and Research district SOURCE: Urban Atlas, 2012; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department for Spatial Information and Research air temperature 8 climate 9 In 2018, there were 233 days without ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 precipitation °C mm 40 120 30 100 Air temperature in 2018 Historical air temperature data 20 80 10 60 precipitation 0 40 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 -10 20 -20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Average monthly precipitation, mm 34.5°C - 11.4°C 40.3°C - 22.2°C Absolute minimum air temperature 9 August 28 February 5 July 24 January Absolute maximum air temperature 2018 2018 1950 1942 SOURCE: DHMZ; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics °C PRECIPITATION 30 25 Maximum 24-hour Maximum historical 20 precipitation in 2018 24-hour precipitation 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 44.8 mm 118.8 mm Monthly mean air temperature data, 1961 – 1990 29 October 2018 9 August 1926 Monthly mean air temperature data in 2018 mm 120 100 80 25 20 60 15 40 10 5 20 Number of days 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Number of cold days (min temperature < 0˚C) Monthly mean precipitation amounts, 2008–2017 Number of hot days (max temperature ≥ 30˚C) Precipitation amounts by months in 2018 SOURCE: DHMZ; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics SOURCE: DHMZ; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics population 10 11 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 In 2018 the population grew by 1.1% MARRIAGES, 2018 compared to 2013, while the number of marriages grew by 8.1% in 2018 compared to 2013 2018/2013 3 886 Marriages + 8.1% ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 WHO LIVED IN ZAGREB IN 2018?1) 2018 1 372 2018/2013 Divorces + 7.0% 46.9% 53.1% 804 507 Men Women Total population WHAT HAPPENED DAILY ON AVERAGE IN THE CITY OF ZAGREB IN 2018? 2018/2017 2018/2008 + 1 745 + 21 372 43.8 + 0.2% + 2.7% Immigrants 1) Mid-year estimate. 35.0 VITAL STATISTICS Emigrants 2018/2013 Live births 22.6 - 0.2% Live births 8 235 8 254 Live births Live births 10.6 Marriages 2018 2013 - 801 Natural increase, 2018 24.8 9 036 8 360 Deaths Deaths Deaths 2018/2013 Deaths + 8.1% 3.8 Divorces SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics 12 AGE STRUCTURE POPULATION DENSITY, 2011 CENSUS 13 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 Population of the City of Zagreb, by age, 2008 and 2018 Districts with the highest and lowest population density 2008 2018 Age 10 083 16 763 ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 17 555 22 735 - 80 - 0.9 ppl/ha 28 056 31 686 Brezovica 122.7 ppl/ha 36 935 35 154 - 70 - Donji grad 42 065 47 715 43 074 52 331 - 60 - 55 630 51 670 58 170 52 902 - 50 - 55 123 55 278 55 123 59 965 - 40 - 56 117 66 945 58 594 60 989 - 30 - 59 682 50 014 50 158 43 401 - 20 - 42 583 35 808 40 872 37 037 - 10 - Total population 35 948 42 611 per km2 in 2011 37 357 41 503 City of up to 1 000 70 000 60 000 50 000 40 000 30 000 20 000 10 000 0 0 10 000 20 000 30 000 40 000 50 000 60 000 70 000 Zagreb 1 000–3 000 3 000–6 000 12.3 ppl/ha 6 000–9 000 over 9 000 40.4 76.3 44.2 81.9 Average Life Average Life age of men, expectancy age of expectancy 2018 of men, women, of women, 2018 2018 2018 27 m2 2.63 100 years and over (2011 Census) Average floor surface Average number of occupied permanent of persons per dwellings per person dwelling (2011) (2011) 7 36 SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics POPULATION IN 14 209 EUROPEAN CITIES 15 764 5-bedroom ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 3-bedroom and more 2018 2018/2008 Vienna 1 888 776 + 13.0% 904 Budapest 1 749 734 + 2.8% 2-bedroom Prague 1 294 513 + 6.8% Zagreb 804 507 + 2.7% ZAGREB IN FIGURES 2019 471 Bratislava 429 564 + 0.6% 4-bedroom Ljubljana 289 518 + 8.1% Sarajevo 274 889 - 9.8% 2 746 Number of source: CBS; Sarajevo Canton Institute for Development Planning, Eurostat, Czech Statistical finished flats Office, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia according to the number of 398 bedrooms (2018) 1-bedroom SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics migrations, 2018 30.9 31.8 34.4 Average age of Average age Average age mother at first of bride in of groom in Migration live birth in 2018 2018 2018 balance + 3 242 SOURCE: CBS; DATA PROCESSED BY: COSPDC, Department of Statistics MOST FREQUENT NAMES 16 004 12 762 FOR NEWBORNS, 2018 Immigrants Emigrants out of which from Bosnia and out of which to Herzegovina 2 669 Germany 2 693 16.7% 21.1% 214 336 Mia Luka 2.
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