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MontenegroStatistical Office

MONTENEGRO IN FIGURES

2013

PODGORICA, 2013


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Published by: Statistical Office of Montenegro - Monstat

For publisher: Gordana Radojevic,MSc, DirectorPodgorica IV Proleterske 2Phone + 382 20 230-811E-mail: [email protected]: www.monstat.org

Editorial board:

Jelena Zvizdojevic, MScBranka Susic-Radovanovic, MScErnad Kolic, MSc, Gojko Dragas,Snezana Remikovic, Dragan Dubak,Bojana Radojevic

Translation: Irena MihailovicDesign: Marko Mihailovic

Preparation for printing: Radmila SisevicPrinting: Studio MousePrint run: 250

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ISBN 978-86-85581-46-5COBISS.CG-ID 23556880

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ContentsGEOGRAPHY ................................................................................................. 1

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT ............................................................... 4

POPULATION ................................................................................................ 5

VITAL STATISTICS ........................................................................................ 9

EMPLOYMENTS ..........................................................................................11

WAGES ...........................................................................................................13GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT ...............................................................14

HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE ................................19

PRICES ...........................................................................................................21

AGRYCULTURE............................................................................................23

FORESTRY ....................................................................................................24

INDUSTRY ....................................................................................................25

CONSTRUCTION ........................................................................................27

EXTERNALL TRADE ...................................................................................28

TOURISM ......................................................................................................29

TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS ........................30

EDUCATION .................................................................................................31

CULTURE AND INFORMATION ............................................................32

HEALTH .........................................................................................................33PENSION INSURANCE ..............................................................................34

CRIME ............................................................................................................35

SYMBOLS

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Montenegro In Figures 2013

Population of Montenegro 1stJanuary 2011 620 029

Area of Montenegro, km 13 812

Capital Podgorica

Metropolis Cetinje

Number of municipalities As on December 2012 19

Number of settlements 1 307

Population density by municipalities, Census 2011

GEOGRAPHY 1

Plav 27

Andrijevica

13

Podgorica 129

Ulcinj 78

Bar 70

Cetinje 18

Budva 153

Danilov

grad3

7

Roaje 53

Kolain 9

Bijelo Polje 50

Pljevlja 23

Mojkovac 23avnik 4

abljak 8Pluine 4

HercegNovi131

Kotor67

Tivat 305 population per km

4-9

10-37

38-78

79-158

159-305

Berane 47


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Geographical coordinates of the extreme points

Place MunicipalityNorth

geographicallatitude

Eastgeographical

longitude

North Mocevici Pljevlja 43 32 18 58

South Ada Ulcinj 41 52 19 22

East Jablanica Rozaje 42 53 20 21

WestSutorina Prijevor

H. Novi 42 29 18 26

Source: Real Estate Directorate

Land boundaries kmTotal 614

With:

Croatia 14

Bosnia and Herzegovina 225

Serbia 203

Albania 172

Coastline, km 293.5


Rivers Length in km,total In MontenegroTara 146.4 141

Lim 220 123

Cehotina 125 100

Moraca 99.5 99


1 GEOGRAPHY


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Mountain peaks over 2 400 m Height in mBobotov kuk (Durmitor) 2 522

Maja Rozit (Prokletije) 2 522

Kom Kucki (Komovi) 2 487

Kom Vasojevicki (Komovi) 2 460

Sljeme (Durmitor) 2 445

Hajla (Hajla) 2 403


Lakes, areaArea

in kmAltitude in m

Maximumdepth in m

Municipality

Biogradsko 0.23 1 094 12.1 Kolasin

Plavsko 1.99 906 9.1 Plav

Skadarsko 1) 369.7 6 44.0Bar,Podgorica,Cetinje

Crno 0.52 1 418 49.1 Zabljak

Sasko 3.6 1.4 7.8 Ulcinj

ISource: Real Estate Directorate1) 147,9 km belongs to Albania

National parks

Area in ha Altitude in m Municipality

Durmitor 39 000 500 2 525Zabljak, Savnik, Pluzine,Pljevlja i Mojkovac

Lovcen 6 220 939 1 749 Budva, Cetinje

BiogradskaGora

5 650 832 2 139Kolasin, Mojkovac,Berane, Andrijevica

Skadarskojezero

40 000 5 Podgorica, Bar i Cetinje

Prokletije 16 630 >2 000 Plav

Source: National parks of Montenegro

web page: http://www.nparkovi.me

GEOGRAPHY 1


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CLIMATE, 2012

Weatherstations

Annualaverage

temperature,C

Averageamount of

precipitationL/m2

Number of days

withrain

0,1mmclearness

Withsnowdept

>=1cm.

Podgorica 17 1 763.6 110 123 31

Bar 17.2 1 486.5 110 150 0

HercegNovi

16.8 2 122.2 117 170 0

Pljevlja 9.5 665.8 126 71 99

Kolasin 8.5 1 893.9 152 73 123

Niksic 12 1 928.1 120 ... 76

Source: Hidro-meteorological Institute of Montenegro

Factors influencing environment 2011 2012

1 Used water quantities in industry(thous.m3)

3 199 011 2 886 952

From own water supply system 3 197 835 2 885 648

From public water supply system 1 176 1 304

2 Consumed water quantities (thous.m)

For production (without HE PS) 26 276 22 129

For sanitary purposes and other 3 051 3 837

2. Water discharge( thous. m3) 15 798 12 387

Non-purified quantities wastewater 14 276 12 110

2 CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT


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Population by age group and sex, Census 2011

POPULATION 3

0-4

5-9

10-14

15-19

20-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65-69

70-74

75-79

80-84

85+

20 361

20 016

21 389

20 523

20 136

21 401

1 681

4 050

7 251

10 909

9 774

15 941

20 509

1 681

18 589

18 414

19 982

21 278

20 732

22 494

22 307

21 356

20 360

21 688

21 796

20 714

18 255

12 347

14 232

9 933

5 971

3 189

22 188

23 299

22 084

22 815

21 817

Female Male


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Population by age group, Censuses

male, %

female, %

3 POPULATION

0

20

40

60

80

100

1953 1961 1981 2003 2011

65+

15-64

0-14

0

20

40

60

80

100

1953 1961 1981 2003 2011

65+

15-64

0-14


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The most frequen names, Census 2011

Rang Female name Male name

1 Jelena Nikola

2 Milica Marko

3 Marija Dragan

4 Ivana Milos

5 Milena Zoran

6 Ana Milan

7 Dragana Aleksandar

8 Radmila Ivan9 Vesna Petar

10 Ljiljana Luka

Population aged 15 and over by marital status, Census 2011

POPULATION 3

0 20 000 40 000 60 00060 000 40 000 20 000 0

15-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60-69

70-79

80+

MaleFemale

Never married MarriedDivorced Widowed

Never married DivorcedMarried Widowed


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Census 1971 1981 1991 2003 2011Average age of population

Male 27.4 29.6 31.4 34.8 36.0

Female 29.8 32.0 33.7 37.0 38.4

Index of aging

Male 22.2 23.4 31.8 49.7 58.6

Female 29.6 34.0 44.8 67.8 81.7

Coeficient of Age

Male 10.0 9.1 11.0 14.9 16.2

Female 12.0 12.2 14.6 18.4 20.4

Ethnic structure, Census 2011

Religion structure, Census 2011

3 POPULATION

45%29%

9%

5%

3%

5%

4%

MontenegrinsSerbs

Bosniaks

Albanians

Muslims

Does not want to declare

Other

Atheist

Catholics

Does not want to declare

72%

19%

3%

1%

3%

2%

Islam

Orthodox

Other religions


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Natural movementsof population

2009 2010 2011 2012

Population(mid year estimation) 618 294 619 428 620 556 622 008

Vital events

Lifebirths 8 642 7 418 7 215 7 459

Deaths 5 862 5 633* 5 847 5 922

Infants deaths 49 50 32 33

Natural increase 2 780 1 785 1 368 1 537

Marriages and divorces

Divorces 456 520 471 515

Marriages 3 829 3 675 3 528 3 305

Rate of natural movements ofpopulation

2009 2010 2011 2012

Rate on 1 000 inhabitans

Lifebirths 14.0 12.0 11.6 12.0

Deaths 9.5 9.1 9.4 9.5

Natural increase 4.5 2.9 2.2 2.5

Marriage 6.2 5.9 5.7 5.3

Divorces 0.7 0.8 0.7 0.8

VITAL STATISTICS 4


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Lifebirths and Deaths, 1952 - 2012

4 VITAL STATISTICS

2012

0

2 000

4 000

6 000

8 000

10 000

12 000

14 000

1952

1955

1958

1961

1964

1967

1970

1973

1976

1979

1982

1985

1988

1991

1994

1997

2000

2003

2006

2009

Lifebirths Deaths


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Labour force and activity rate, 2012

Montenegro Costalregion

Central region NorthernregionTotal thereof

Podgorica

in thousands

Activepopulation

250.4 62.5 127.7 86.1 60.3

Men 139.0 35.1 69.0 45.2 34.9

Women 111.4 27.4 58.7 40.9 25.4

%Activity rate 50.0 51.1 54.0 58.3 42.3

Employmentrate

40.1 45.7 45.2 51.4 26.9

Unemploymentrate

19.7 10.4 16.4 12.0 36.5

in thousands

Employed 201.0 55.9 106.7 75.9 38.3Men 112.2 31.2 57.8 40.3 23.2

Women 88.8 24.7 49.0 35.6 15.1

%

Men(employment rate)

45.9 53.2 50.5 56.8 32.6

Women(employment rate)

34.6 38.9 40.2 46.3 21.2

in thousands

Unemployed 49.4 6.5 20.9 10.3 22.0

Men 26.8 (3.9) 11.2 (4.9) 11.7

Women 22.6 2.7 9.7 5.3 10.3

%

Men(unemployment

rate)

19.3 11.1 16.2 (10.8) 33.5

Women(unemploymentrate)

20.3 9.9 16.5 13.0 40.6

Source: Labour force survey

EMPLOYMENTS 5


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Unemployed persons by claim job duration and sex, Montenegro 2011

in thousands % %WomenTotal Men Women Total Men Women

Total 48.1 26.5 21.6 100.0 100.0 100.0 44.9

Lessthan 1month

. . . . . . .

one to 5months 5.0 3.3 (1.6) 10.4 12.6 (7.6) (33.1)

6 to 11months

3.9 2.0 (1.8) 8.1 7.7 (8.6) 47.6

12 to 23months

6.4 3.5 2.9 13.3 13.1 13.6 45.7

2 yearsand

longer

31.9 17.0 14.9 66.3 64.1 69.1 46.7


Unemployed persons by claim job duration and sex, Montenegro 2012

in thousands % %WomenTotal Men Women Total Men Women

Total 49.4 26.8 22.6 100.0 100.0 100.0 45.8Lessthan 1month

. . . . . . .

one to 5months

4.9 2.7 (2.2) 9.9 9.9 (9.8) (45.5)

6 to 11months

3.9 2.1 (1.8) 7.8 7.7 (8.0) 46.7

12 to 23months

6.5 3.5 3.0 13.1 12.9 13.2 46.3

2 yearsandlonger

32.6 17.7 14.9 66.0 66.1 65.9 45.7


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Wages and wages without taxes and contributions, in EUR

2010 2011 2012

Wages 715 722 727

Wages without taxesand constributions

479 484 487

Wages and wages without taxes and constributions

WAGES 6

Wages Wages without taxes and contributions

715 722 727

479 484 487

2010 2011 2012


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Indicators of GDP 2011 2012

Gross domestic product, current prices

(in mil. EUR)3 234 3 149

Gross domestic product, constantprices (in mil. EUR)

3 204 3 152

Gross domestic product per capita (in EUR) 5 211 5 063

Real growth rate of GDP-a, (%) 3,2 -2,5

Nominal growth rate of GDP-a, (%) 4,2 -2,6

Deflator ( %) 0,9 -0,1

Gross value added at current prices, in thous EUR

Nace Rev.2Gross value added

2011 2012

Agriculture, forestry and fishing 256 726 232 012

Mining and quarrying 35 725 33 591

Manufacturing 162 535 135 462

Electricity, gas, steam and air

conditioning supply

65 424 89 708

Water supply; sewerage, wastemanagement and remediation activities

67 230 68 862

Construction 158 081 145 192

Wholesale and retail trade; repair ofmotor vehicles and motorcycles

391 686 386 333

Transportation and storage 150 880 130 287

Accommodation and food service activities 207 176 210 511

Information and communication 164 957 154 588

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Gross value added at current prices, in thous EUR

Nace Rev.2Gross value added

2011 2012

Financial and insurance activities 131 838 129 081

Real estate activities 219 875 226 273

Professional, scientific and tehnicalactivities 88 175 89 858

Administrative and support serviceactivities

26 755 29 352

Public admin. and defence,compulsory social security

256 930 246 306

Education 139 272 142 854

Human health and social work activities 121 959 124 377

Arts, entertainment and recreation 39 807 38 834

Other service activities 19 637 22 133

Activities of households asemployers; undifferentiated goods

and services producing activities ofhouseholds for own use

... ...

Activities of extraterritorialorganisations and bodies

... ...

Total Gross Value Added 2 704 668 2 635 614

Taxes on products less subsidies on

products

529 392 513 243

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3 234 060 3 148 857

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 7

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Gross domestic product by type of expenditure at current prices

Expenditure categoriesValue in thous. EUR

2011 2012

Final consumption 3 362 682 3 311 077

Personal household consumption 2 667 366 2 631 969

Government consumption 695 316 679 108

Individual 304 213 308 328

collective 391 103 370 780

Gross fixed capital formation 596 453 583 824

Change in inventories -8 091 30 907

Balance of import and export of goodsand services

- 716 984 -776 951

Export of goods and services 1 382 597 1 389 430

export of goods 476 547 391 861export of services 906 050 997 569

Import of goods and services 2 099 581 2 166 381

import of goods 1 782 793 1 781 065

Import of services 316 788 385 316

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3 234 060 3 148 857

Structure of GDP by activities at current prices

Nace Rev.2Structure (%)

2011 2012

Agriculture, forestry and fishing 7.9 7.4

Wholesale and retail trade 12.1 12.3Accommodation and food service activities 6.4 6.7

Information and communication 5.1 4.9

Real estate activities 6.8 7.2

Public administration and defence, compulsorysocial security

7.9 7.8

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Structure of GDP by activities at current prices, 2011

Structure of GDP by activities at current prices, 2012

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 7

Other

Agriculture, forestry and fishing

Wholesale and retail trade

Accommodation andfood service activities

Information and communicationReal estate activities

Public administration anddefence, soc.security

53,8%

7,9%

6,8%5,1%

6,4%

12,1%

7,9%

Agriculture, forestry and fishing

Wholesale and retail trade

Accommodation andfood service activities

Information and communication

Real estare activities

Other

Public administration anddefence, soc.security 7,8%

7,2%

4,9%

6,7%

12,3%

7,4%

53,7%


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Structure of GDP by type of expenditure at current prices

Expenditure categoriesStructure (%)

2011 2012

Final consumption expenditure 104.0 105.2

Households final consumption expenditure(HFCE)

82.5 83.6

Government final consumption expenditure(GFCF) 21.5 21.6

Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) 18.4 18.5

Ghanges in inventories -0.3 1.0

Net export / import -22.1 -24.7

Export of goods and services 42.7 44.1

Import of goods and services 64.9 68.8

Final

consumption

expenditure

104,0

18,4

-0,3

105,2

18,5

1,0

Changes in

inventories

2011 2012

Gross fixed

capital

formation

Net export /

import

-22,1-24,7

Structure of GDP by tipe of expenditureat current prices, 2011 and 2012


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HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE 8

Household Budget Survey

2011 2012

Number of surveyed households 1 287 1 263

Estimated number of households 183 330 188 363

Estimated population 623 520 627 756

Average number of membres 3.4 3.3

Available assets - per household (monthly average in EUR)

2011 2012

Montenegro Structure Montenegro Structure

Wages and salaries 328 54.2 374 61.6

Incomes frompensions

180 29.8 155 25.6

Incomes fromsocial insurance

8 1.3 10 1.7

Incomes fromagriculture

33 5.5 26 4.3

Incomes fromsmall business

19 3.1 13 2.2

Other incomes 38 6.1 29 4.6

Wges in kind 0 0.0 0 0.0

Donations in cashand in kind

- - - -

TOTAL 606 100.0 607 100.0


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8 HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE

Used assets per household (monthly average in EUR)

2011 2012

Montenegro Structure Montenegro Structure

Food 187 33.6 188 32.3

Alcoholic

beverages andtobacco 20 3.6 21 3.5

Footwear andclothes

39 7.0 49 8.5

Dwelling 79 14.1 81 13.9

Furniture 26 4.6 22 3.8

Health 21 3.8 21 3.6

Transport 56 10.0 66 11.3

Communication 31 5.6 30 5.2

Recreation andculture

18 3.2 20 3.4

Education 9 1.5 13 2.2

Restaurants 13 2.3 14 2.4

Other goods andservices

27 4.8 28 4.9

Self-production 32 5.8 28 4.9

TOTAL 557 100.0 581 100.0

Food 32,3%3,5%

8,5%

13,9%3,8%3,6%

11,3%5,2%3,4%2,2%2,4%4,9%

4,9%

Alcoholic beveragesand tobaccoFootwear and clothes

DwellingFurnitureHealth

TransportCommunicationRecreation and cultureEducationRestaurantsOther goods and services

Self-production


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Average annual prices of some products

Name of product Quantity 2011 2012Butter kg. 8.56 9.02

Milk litre 0.62 0.63

Milk in pack litre 0.93 0.90

Domestic cheese kg. 4.60 5.04

Trappist cheese kg. 7.43 6.06

Chicken eggs 10 pcs. 1.30 1.40

Pork meat kg. 5.04 4.44

Beef meat kg. 6.65 6.35

Potato kg. 0.64 0.57

Wheat flour kg. 0.71 0.58

White bread kg. 1.06 1.06

Sugar kg. 0.91 0.87

Coffee kg. 6.37 7.05

Grape brendy litre 10.36 10.60

Beer litre 0.96 1.36

Cigarettes of B quality 20 pcs. 0.80 1.20

Oil litre 1.46 1.41

PRICES 9


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Changes of price index compared to the previous year

2011 2012

Consumer Price Index (CPI) 102.8 105.1

Food and non-alcoholic beverages 100.5 106.9

Alcoholic beverages and tobacco 126.3 110.7

Clothing and footwear 98.2 103.9

Housing, water, electricity, gas andother fuels 102.2 111.6

Furnishings, household equipmentand routine household maintenance 99.1 98.5

Health 115.0 100.7

Transport 107.7 100.5

Communication 101.1 103.3

Recreation and culture 96.1 103.2

Education 99.4 100.0

Restaurants and hotels 103.0 102.0

Miscellaneous goods and services 103.1 97.4

Producer industrial products index 101.0 105.7

Mining and quarrying 102.1 98.5

Manufacturing industry 102.2 101.8

Production of electrity 97.4 118.7

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Number of agricultural holdings, Census of Agriculture 2010

Number of agricultural holdings

Total agricultural holdings 48 870

Family agricultural holdings 48 824

Business entities 46

Utilised agricultural land, ha Census of Agriculture 2010

TotalFamily

agriculturalholdings

Businessentities

Kitchen gardensand/or gardens

2 412.8 2 412.8 -

Arable land 4 048.3 3 656.4 391.9

Vineyards 2 535.7 340.4 2 195.3

Orchards 1 529.2 1 393.6 135.6

Nusereries 589.6 561.8 27.8

Perennialmeadows andpastures

210 182.0 204 359.4 5 822.6

Total agriculturalutilised land

221 297.6 212 724.4 8 573.2

Number oflivestock,2012

TotalFamily agricultural

holdingsBusinessentities

Bovine 84 701 82 335 2 366

Sheep 207 047 206 250 797

Goats 23 273 22 797 476

Pigs 18 451 14 390 4 061

Poultry 732 090 311 852 420 238

Horses,donkey,mules

3 905 3 904 1

AGRYCULTURE 10


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2010 2011 2012

Planted new forest in ha 604 616 308

Cut gross wood mass in thous.m3 480 543 474

Broad-leaved 225 236 219

Conifers 255 307 255

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Indices of industrial production, previousyear = 100

2010 2011 2012

INDUSTRY TOTAL 117.5 89.8 92.9

Mining and quarrying 158.7 106.5 79.0

Mining of coal and lignite 196.1 101.3 90.7

Mining of metal ores 133.7 259.1 -

Other mining and quarrying 101.4 73.4 117.6

Manufacturing 97.1 106.9 89.9

Manufacture of food products 89.7 95.6 99.1

Manufacture of beverages 94.2 101.5 96.9Manufacture of tobacco products 70.6 131.5 376.7

Manufacture of wearing apparel 87.8 117.4 69.0

Manufacture of wood and of products of woodand cork

104.5 135.4 64.6

Manufacture of paper and paper products 103.3 78.1 64.3

Printing and reproduction of recorded media 99.4 107.3 93.8

Manufacture of chemical and chemicalproducts

52.1 83.4 92.1

Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products 111.9 76.4 137.7

Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 59.6 103.3 106.3

Manufacture of other non-metallic mineralproducts

131.2 109.4 79.7

Manufacture of basic metals 86.0 113.1 76.0

Manufacture of fabricated metal products 72.7 200.4 62.2

Manufacture of machinery and equipment 153.0 126.4 110.8

Manufacture of furniture 77.0 48.9 61.4

Repair and installation of machinery andequipment

79.7 110.2 71.2

Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioningsupply

151.1 67.3 101.4

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12 INDUSTRY

Production and use of electrical energy

Production 2010 2011 2012

Gross 4 689 3 307 2 844

Net 4 022 2 656 2 008

Received from other countries 1 204 1 240 1 214

Import 732 1 383 964

Used 3 211 3 414 3 220

Delivered to other republic 1 451 630 738

Losses 667 651 836

Export 483 431 228


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CONSTRUCTION 13

Dwellings 2011 2012

Dwellings 247 3541) 251 940

Area, m 17 673 2411) 18 006 809

Average area per dwelling, m 71.4 71.5

1) Census 2011

Price in EUR of new-bulit dwellings per 1m for Montenegro andselected cities

2010 2011 2012

Montenegro 1 272 1 307 1 116

Podgorica 1 137 1 118 1 110

Bar 1 479 1 735 1 647

Budva 1 714 1 702 2 138

Niksic 752 757 634

Other 1 296 1 255 962


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Countries with the highest turnover from external tradein Montenegro

IMPORT 2011 2012

in mil. EUR in % in mil. EUR in %

TOTAL 1 823.3 100.0 1 820.9 100.0

Serbia 541.5 29.7 532.9 29.3

Germany 110.8 6.1 115.7 6.4

Italy 117.5 6.4 112.5 6.2

Greece 144.7 7.9 159.2 8.7China 103.1 5.7 130.6 7.2

Bosnia and Herzegovina 142.5 7.8 123.2 6.8

Switzerland 19.8 1.1 23.5 1.3

Croatia 92.8 5.1 110.4 6.1

Slovenia 81.1 4.4 73.1 4.0

Austria 41.4 2.3 32.7 1.8

France 31.6 1.7 22.2 1.2

Countries with the highest turnover from external tradein Montenegro

EXPORT 2011 2012

in mil. EUR in % in mil. EUR in %

TOTAL 454.4 100.0 366.9 100.0Italy 31.1 6.8 12.4 3.4

Serbia 79.8 17.6 83.4 22.7

Greece 39.3 8.6 3.6 1.0

Slovenia 30.3 6.7 28.9 7.9

Bosnia and Herzegovina 22.4 4.9 27.4 7.5

Kosovo 23.7 5.2 23.0 6.3

Germany 20.5 4.5 14.4 3.9Hungary 76.9 16.9 18.1 4.9

Albania 10.4 2.3 7.6 2.1

Croatia 45.9 10.1 83.5 22.8

Czech Republic 5.6 1.2 2.7 0.7

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TOURISM 15

Montenegro tourism nights 2010 2011 2012

Total 7 964 893 8 775 171 9 151 236

Domestic tourism 987 033 956 368 1 008 229

International tourism - nightsTotal 6 977 860 7 818 803 8 143 007

Albania 189 071 162 323 159 811

Bosnia and Herzegovina 731 638 750 341 679 317

Italy 199 620 143 938 151 366

Germany 151 843 182 724 184 984

Republic of Macedonia 163 963 144 084 158 469

Russian Federation 1 217 967 1 791 616 1 988 533Slovakia 52 353 71 168 65 716

Slovenia 106 019 79 738 82 380

France 233 959 152 395 167 215

Serbia 2 097 030 2 165 529 2 353 370

Czech Republic 165 054 171 107 174 634

USA 33 825 45 286 41 335

Other countries 1 635 518 1 958 554 1 935 877

Montenegro tourism arrivals 2010 2011 2012

Total 1 262 985 1 373 454 1 439 500

Domestic tourism 175 191 172 355 175 337

International tourism - arrivals

Total 1 087 794 1 201 099 1 264 163

Albania 37 598 27 388 27 428

Bosnia and Herzegovima 103 030 97 497 95 271

Italy 39 992 34 403 36 113

Germany 25 379 33 427 32 648

Republic of Macedonia 24 419 22 605 24 564

Russian Federation 150 187 244 924 243 647

Slovakia 7 699 10 729 9 427

Slovenia 22 475 18 550 18 463

Serbia 314 819 301 094 337 245

France 42 099 28 336 33 122

Czech Republic 24 087 24 702 26 847

USA 8 772 10 574 10 224

Other countries 287 238 346 870 369 164


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Length of categorized roads in km 2010 2011 2012

Length of categorized roads total 7 763 7 835 7 905

Modern roads 5 365 5 436 5 562

Gravel 1 684 1 680 1 636Earth road 714 719 706

Length of railroads 2010 2011 2012

Effective length of tracks,km 250 250 250

Number of stations 47 50 50

Passenger transport, thousands 2010 2011 2012

Road transport 6 209 6 240 5 726Local transport 590 728 637

Railway transport 755 692 781

Transport of passengers at airports 1 205 1 259 1 358

Transport of goods 2010 2011 2012

Road transport ( in 000 tons ) 1 839 1 247 398

Railway transport ( in 000 tons ) 1 213 1 050 683

Traffic at airports ( in tons ) 2 159 1 074 766

Cars 2010 2011 2012

Passenger cars total 164 653 171 973 173 865

per 1000 inhabitants 266 277 280

Traffic accidents 2010 2011 2012

Traffic accidents total 9 138 8 519 8 103

without persons killed and persons injured 7 618 7 068 6 886

with persons killed 54 33 21

with persons killed and persons injured 26 19 21

with persons injured 1 440 1 399 1 175

Telephone services 2010 2011 2012

Subscribers of stationary

telephony167 720 170 856 170 212

per 1000 inhabitants 271 275 274

Subscribers of mobile telephony 1 393 297 1 159 112 990 869

per 1000 inhabitants 2 252 1 868 1 593

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EDUCATION 17

2011/2012 2012/2013

PRIMARY EDUCATION

Number of school1)

432 432NUMBER OF PUPILS 69 461 68 696

Girls 33 433 32 901

Boys 36 028 35 795

NUMBER OF TEACHERS 5 048 5 098

Women 3 729 3 806

Men 1 319 1 292

SECONDARY EDUCATIONNumber of school 1) 49 49

NUMBER OF SCHOOLBOY 31 914 31 858

Girls 15 633 15 584

Boys 16 281 16 274


Women 1 486 1 469

Men 910 890UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

INROLED STUDENTSNUMBER

Basic studies 22 227 22 279

Women 11 956 11 882

Men 10 271 10 397

Postgraduate studies 2 995 2 632

Women 1 844 1 525

Men 1 151 1 107

PhD Studies 91 54

Women 48 24

Men 43 30


Women 742 752

Men 805 841

1)Number of school included: forhtgrade, eightgrade and i ninegrade schools


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18 CULTURE AND INFORMATION

2010 2011 2012

Theatres

Professional theatres 7 7 7number of performances 260 222 328

visitors in thousands 57 43 64

Childre's theatres 2 2 1

number of plays 287 208 110


Amateur theatres 1 1 1

number of plays 34 30 15visitors in thousands 39 5 4

Radio and television

radio stations 40 40 41

television stations 20 19 18

Cinemas 9 8 9

number of performances 10 563 7 951 8 112


MUSEUMS

Number - - 26

Visitors in thousands - - 236

ARCHIVES

Number - 1 -

Visitors - 3 000 -

LIBRARIES

Number 15 - -

Audience in thousands 40 - -

PUBLICATION

Newspapers 76 89 57

Magazines 99 106 110

Books and brochures 1 104 1 097 1 128

Museums, libraries and archives are three-year surveys.


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HEALTH 19

2011 2012

Doctors-total 1 297 1 308

Specialists 999 991Dentists 29 30

Pharmacist 92 93

Number of Doctors per 10 000 inhabitants 20.9 21.0

Number of Dentists per 10 000 inhabitants 0.5 0.5

Number of Pharmacists per 10 000inhabitants

1.5 1.5

Data also include ihe Institute DR Simo Miloevi, IgaloSource: Institute for Public Health of Montenegro


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20 PENSION INSURANCE

Pensioners 2011 2012

Total 103 439 106 477

Old-age pensions 51 204 54 229Disability pensions 23 866 23 515

Family pensions 28 369 28 733

Ratio of pensioners in totalpopulation, %

16.7 17.1

Source: Fund of Pension and Disability Insurance of the MNE


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CRIME 21

Convicted adult perpetrators of criminal offences

2011 2012

Homicides 54 32

Bodily injury 184 172

Aggravated bodily injury 108 98

Rape 4 7

Stealing 318 262

Aggravated stealing 224 176Burglary 34 49

Fraud 84 38

Stealing the vehicles 15 8

Public transport safety 370 329

Other criminal offences 1 810 1 493

Total 3 205 2 664


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