15 Feb Transplants increase in the Canary Islands by more than one 30% en 2023, with the realization of 227 interventions

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Donations In 2023, They registered 118 organ donations on the islands, which represents a
incremento del 2,4% compared to the previous year. The Canary Islands maintain record numbers in
organ and tissue donors, with a rate of 53,63 donors per million inhabitants
(p.m.p.), a figure that is above the national average (48,9 donors per million
habitantes).

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

15 Feb La variación anual del IPC en Canarias se sitúa en el 4,0% January 2024

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Oils and fats (35,4%), potatoes and their preparations (19,2%) y las legumbres y hortalizas frescas
(17,2%) They are among the most inflationary goods and services. Por otra parte, they have been
produced decreases in 3,4% in interurban public transport, of the 1,3% in household appliances and their
repairs and 0,8% in recreational objects.

The monthly variation rate for January took the value 0,0%. Por otra parte, the annual rate of the index
general without unprocessed foods or energy products (core inflation) take the value
3,8%, being one tenth lower than that registered in December 2023 (3,9%). At the state level this
rate reaches 3,6%.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

09 Feb El Índice de Confianza del Consumidor en Canarias se sitúa en 68,6 puntos en el cuarto trimestre de 2023

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias At the Canary Islands level, both components of the index fell: the Expectations Index, con 10,5 puntos
less than in the previous quarter and the Current Situation Index, con 10,9 puntos menos.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

08 Feb In the Canary Islands we own fewer and fewer homes and we rent more, according to the comparison of data from the Income and Living Conditions Surveys of Canarian Households

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias These surveys take a snapshot of the islands' homes from 2004, since they make a
income level tracking, its distribution in the population, living conditions (access
to employment, education, salud, quality of life, etc.) and situations of social inequality and
poverty of the population residing in the Canary Islands.

Within these, highlights how the use of mobile phones has become widespread, going from a 80% en 2004 still
98% en 2022. On the other side, Landline use has dropped substantially, de un 71% de los
homes in 2018 still 59% en 2022.

The Income and Living Conditions Surveys of Canary Islands Households also confirm the
aging population, since the so-called old age index has risen , which is calculated
dividing the population of 65 and more years among the total population, and the youth index has dropped
, which is calculated with the population of 0 a 14 years with respect to the total of the Canary Islands.

Así, en 2004, the old age index was 12,3%, while in 2022 es del 18%, aproximadamente 2
percentage points above 2018. The young Canarian population represented the 12% of the
population in 2022, while this youth index in 2004 was from 15,3%.

The results document published today presents the main data in each of the
following blocks that are part of the survey:

* Characteristics and equipment of the homes
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{Characteristics and equipment of the homes}
* Composition and characteristics of homes
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{Composition and characteristics of homes}
* Demographic characteristics of the population
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{Demographic characteristics of the population}
* Health and limitation of daily activity
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{Health and limitation of daily activity}
* Training [/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-05-formacion.html] {Training}
* job [/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-06-empleo.html] {job}
* Poverty, income and economic situation
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{Poverty, income and economic situation}
* Quality of life [/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-08-calidad-de-vida.html]
{Quality of life}
* Use of time [/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-09-uso-tiempo.html] {Use of
time}
* Residence changes
[/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-10-cambio-residence.html] {Changes of
residence}
* Situation of the environment and care of the environment
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{Situation of the environment and care of the environment}
* Intergenerational transmission of poverty
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{Intergenerational transmission of poverty}
* Social support [/istac/galerias/documentos/C00034B/eicvhc-2022-13-apoyo-social.html] {Support
social}

In addition to the publication of this comparison, ISTAC also incorporates the files with
microdatos, which represent fundamental work material for researchers and data analysts.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

05 Feb December closes with 1.569.613 tourists, a 8,33% more than in the same month of 2022

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias Tourists from the United Kingdom represented the largest number of entries (515.745), a
32,9% of the total number of tourists; followed by resident tourists Germany (289.422), which represent
el 18,4% of the total, and residents in the rest of Spain (126.421), contributing a 8,1% of the total
of tourists received.

La isla que recibió mayor número de turistas tanto extranjeros como residentes en la Península fue
Tenerife (621.624), seguida de Gran Canaria, con 441.921 tourists.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias

02 Feb The registered unemployment figure in the Canary Islands is 169.818 people

By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias By sex and with respect to December 2023, unemployment rose by 891 men and 1.082 mujeres. They increased
unemployment figures for almost all age groups, producing an increase in 3,6% in the group
of minors 25 years and maintaining the figure in the group of 50 years and more.

Registered unemployment figures rose on all islands, except in La Gomera and El Hierro. Las
Greater percentage increases occurred in Lanzarote (2,3%) y La Palma (2,7%). On the other side, el
Registered unemployment fell in agriculture (-2,6%), rose in services (1,9%) and in industry (1,4%) and
practically remained the same in construction. The group of people looking for their first job
also went up a 3,2%. The rise in registered unemployment in commerce also stands out (3,6%) and in
hospitality (1,9%).(

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias