Basic information on the number and structure of population, including residents by sex and age in regions, subregions and voivodships (by urban and rural population) and in powiats, urban gminas and rural gminas. Information on the demographic situation, general data on vital statistic and population migration.

World Day for Safety and Health at Work - 28 April.

An analytical publication on the regional development of Poland (sixth edition), is prepared for the purposes of monitoring the National Strategy for Regional Development 2030.

Poultry hatching in March 2026. Presented data are calculated on the basis of the results of the Report on poultry hatching and the production of eggs for consumption (R-09W).

The publication consists of analytical commentaries supplemented with detailed tables for the Voivodship as well as maps and graphs presenting selected characteristics, phenomena and observed trends. Additionally, cross-sectional tables have been included illustrating the level of the phenomenon in the Voivodship against the country, as well as tables for Gdańsk and other cities with powiat status in the Voivodship. Basic methodological explanations are included in the analytical text.

Statistical Office in Łódź presents “The report on socio-economic situation of the Łódzkie Voivodship 2026”, the following edition of the publication included in the analytical system of regional studies. The elaboration provides the latest statistical data concerning significant phenomena in social and economic spheres.

Report on the socio-economic situation of Warmińsko-Mazurskie Voivodship 2026

The Statistical Office in Poznań presents the 15th edition of the Report on the socio-economic situation of the Wielkopolskie voivodship, which includes a wide range of the latest statistics about the level of development of our voivodship related to environment, society, economy and growth management. In this year’s edition, data on the use of EU funds under the 2021–2027 financial perspective have been included for the first time, covering both the value of agreements and realized payments broken down by program, along with the share of commited European funds. The analysis enables the evaluation of the progress of works within the voivodship, as well as on a national scale. The topics in this Report are presented based on data covering a period since 2015, enabling analysis and assessment of changes occurring over the past decade. Moreover, to provide a broader context for analysis and evaluation, selected statistical data are also presented in the context of Poland and other voivodships. The analytical commentary is enriched with tables and graphical presentations in the form of maps and charts, facilitating the perception of statistical information and its spatial relationships.

Basic indices characterising the socio-economic situation of the Capital City of Warsaw, i.a. in terms of the labour market, and wages and salaries, industry, construction and trade. Information is characterized by an attractive form of graphics in the form of cartograms. Information is presented according to selected sections of PKD 2007.

The thematic layout of the publication allows for the effective identification of the development needs of Mazovia and supports regional analyses carried out in order to monitor the implementation of public policy assumptions. The analysis was made in various territorial sections, which enabled the presentation of differences in the social and economic development of the Voivodship. The analytical text of the study was enriched with tables and a graphic presentation in the form of maps and charts, which allows for a quick and effective perception of statistical information, as well as spatial relations of phenomena presented by them.

At the end of 2025, 24.4 thousand job vacancies were recorded in the Voivodship, i.e. 0.1% more than the year before. The number of newly created jobs in 2025 decreased by 18.5% compared to the previous year, and the number of liquidated jobs increased by 3.8%. Per every 10 jobs liquidated, 17 were newly created.