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Viennain Figures

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2 VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

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3VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

Renate BraunerDeputy Mayor and Executive CityCouncillor of Finance, Economic Affairsand Vienna Public Utilities

Photo:PID/DavidBohma

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Dear readers,

Vienna is growing.By 2029, its population will have passed the thresh-

old of 2 million. This is welcome news given that population growth

initiates dynamic business development and progress in society. At the

same time, it brings challenges and requires investments in fields like

infrastructure, education, housing or healthcare.

The statistics compiled by Municipal Department 23 are a key resource

for political decision-makers as they identify major developments and

take the necessary political measures.

But the present figures also prove that we are on the right way:

Vienna is the most liveable city in the world. It scores top marks in

international rankings for quality of life, innovative spirit and economic

performance. We will continue to follow our targeted strategy for the

citys development, making sure its excellent services are accessible to

everyone who lives here.

Vienna is attractive for tourists as well. Over 12.7 million overnight

stays in 2013 mark a new record high.

Vienna is productive.The good availability of highly qualified labour, a

high female employment rate of 79.5 %, reliable labour market stabil-

ity, scientific know-how and above-average labour productivity makethe Austrian capital a particularly attractive business location.

And Vienna stands for transparency. Nowadays it is imperative to

make data generally accessible and understandable. Just as the citys

budget, which is available online at www.offenerhaushalt.at, Vienna

in Figures constitutes a valuable step towards transparent informationmanagement.

I am confident the current issue will make interesting and enjoyable reading.


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URBAN HISTORY

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Around 50 a.D. First Roman military camp Vindobona is erected

881 First documented mention of the name Wenia for Vienna

1137 First documented mention of Vienna as a town

1221 Granting of the Town Charter

1237 Vienna becomes a free Imperial Town

1365 Duke Rudolf IV establishes the first university in Vienna

1469 The diocese of Vienna is founded

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St. Charles ChurchPhoto: Yvann K - Fotolia.com

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from

1800t

01814 Congress of Vienna

1858 Construction of the Ringstrae boulevard

1862 Vienna Stadtpark opens

1869 Regulation of the river Danube

1870 Construction of the 1st Vienna Spring Water Pipeline

1883 The new Vienna City Hall on Ringstrae is opened1897 The Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel is built in Prater

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Donau City Tower 1Photo: Creativemarc - Fotolia.com

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02001 Opening of the Museumsquartier complex

2006 Twin City Liner connects Vienna and Bratislava2008 Finals of the European Football Championship in Vienna

2010 Reopening of Therme Wien city spa

2012 Partial opening of Vienna Central Station

2013 30th Vienna City Marathon


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Schnbrunn PalacePhoto: Bruder Jakob - Fotolia.com

1529 1st Turkish siege of Vienna1547 First maps of Vienna by Augustin Hirschvogel

1683 2nd Turkish siege of Vienna

1688 First public lighting system with oil lamps

1695 Construction of Schnbrunn palace starts

1737 Completion of St. Charles Church

1795 The Vienna Albertina is founded

Vienna City HallPhoto: media wien

1900 Construction of the 2nd Vienna Spring Water Pipeline

1922 Vienna becomes a federal province in its own right

1954 Vienna takes its current shape and area, subdivided into 23 districts

1964 Donauturm opens

1978 Opening of the first public underground line (U1)

1979 Opening of Vienna International Centre (UNO City)

1981 Opening of Danube Island, a new local recreation area

Danube IslandPhoto: MA 45


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URBAN AREAVienna 2014

Total area

Built-up area (2012)

Green space (2012)

Bodies of water (2012)

Roads, streets (2012)Length of city boundaries

Highest elevation

Lowest elevation

Northernmostborder point

Easternmost

border point

Westernmostborder point

Southernmostborder point

Longest street

Shortest street

Highest building

41,487 ha

14,750 ha (35.6 %)

18,889 ha (45.5 %)

1,913 ha (4.6 %)

5,936 ha (14.3 %)136.5 km

Hermannskogel (543 m)

Lobau (151 m)

Border point 60 in the cadastral district of Stammersdorf,located approx. 1,400 m north-west of Rendezvous inn(21st municipal district)

Border point 176 in the cadastral district of Kaiserebers-

dorf-Herrschaft (22nd municipal district), approx. 700 mnorth of Gnsehaufen-Traverse

Westernmost corner of the wall around the Lainz WildlifePreserve, approx. 1,000 m north-west of Altes Dianatorgate (13th municipal district)

Approx. 370 m south-west of Schutzengelkreuz in thecadastral district of Unter-Laa (10th municipal district)

Hhenstrae (17th and 19th districts) - 15.0 km

Irisgasse (1st district) - 17.5 m

Donauturm tower in Donaupark (22nd district) - 252 m

Source: Municipal Departments 28, 37 and 41.

Air temperature | in C

Average 19712000

max 2013 Average 2013 min 2013

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

14.8

10.8

17.7

28.025.9

33.4

36.8 38.5

27.0

22.519.7

13.3

9.7

5.36.5

0.7

7.3 6.9

11.3 11.2

4.2

1.01.7

3.2

Source:ZAMGClimateDe

partment.


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Duration of sunshine | in h

Source

:ZAMGClimateDepartment.

Average 19712000 20132012

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450


Precipitations | in mm

Source:ZAMGClimateDe

partment.

Average 19712000 20132012


40

60

80

100

120

20

140

160


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POPULATIONPopulation in Vienna 2013

Demographic information total men women

Population *

Foreign citizens *

Residents with migration background *

Natural change

Live births

Deaths

Net migration

Inflows

Outflows

Naturalisation

Persons born in AustriaPersons born abroad

Life expectancy at birth

Life expectancy at the age of 60 years

1,766,746

428,213

629,541

2,359

18,691

16,332

22,711

94,034

71,323

2,423

7731,650

79.9

23.0

850,596

215,770

305,131

2,344

9,865

7,521

11,913

50,978

39,065

1,151

401750

77.3

20.9

916,150

212,443

324,410

15

8,826

8,811

10,798

43,056

32,258

1,272

372900

82.4

24.7

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23.

* Population at the beginning of the year 2014.

Surface and population of Viennas municipal districts 2014 *

Municipal district surface in ha total men women

Wien

1. Innere Stadt

2. Leopoldstadt

3. Landstrae

4. Wieden

5. Margareten

6. Mariahilf

7. Neubau

8. Josefstadt

9. Alsergrund

10. Favoriten

11. Simmering

12. Meidling13. Hietzing

14. Penzing

15. Rudolfsheim-Fnfhaus

16. Ottakring

17. Hernals

18. Whring

19. Dbling

20. Brigittenau21. Floridsdorf

22. Donaustadt

23. Liesing

41,487.0

286.9

1,924.2

739.8

177.5

201.2

145.5

160.8

109.0

296.7

3,182.2

2,325.6

810.33,771.5

3,376.3

391.8

867.3

1,139.1

634.7

2,494.4

571.04,444.3

10,229.9

3,206.8

1,766,746

16,131

99,597

86,454

31,452

53,610

30,613

30,792

24,279

40,528

186,450

93,440

90,87451,275

87,597

74,791

99,094

54,422

48,365

69,242

84,305148,947

168,394

96,094

850,596

7,726

48,650

41,085

14,903

26,299

14,833

14,703

11,855

19,286

91,638

45,541

43,75223,505

41,727

37,220

48,451

26,528

22,208

31,849

41,20071,633

80,684

45,320

916,150

8,405

50,947

45,369

16,549

27,311

15,780

16,089

12,424

21,242

94,812

47,899

47,12227,770

45,870

37,571

50,643

27,894

26,157

37,393

43,10577,314

87,710

50,774

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23; Municipal Department 41.

* Population at the beginning of the year 2014.


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Population Development 20042014 | in %

+14.3

+13.6

+9.8

+9.7

+6.4

+6.2

+4.7

+4.6

+1.8

Eisenstadt

Graz

Innsbruck

Vienna

Bregenz

Klagenfurt

Linz

St. Plten

Salzburg

Source:St

atisticsAustria,calculation:MunicipalDepartment23.

Population Development 20022012 * | in %

0.7

2.2

15.9

+18.5

+15.2

+14.0

+11.8

+9.3

+7.5

+7.4

+7.2

+5.1

+3.7

+3.2

+1.6

Brussels

Stockholm

London (metropolitain area)

Copenhagen

Vienna

Prague

Amsterdam

Madrid

Paris

Rome

Berlin

Warsaw

Budapest

Lisbon

AthensSource:Eurostat(UrbanAu

dit),calculation:MunicipalDepartment23.

* Stockholm, London and Athens: 20012011; Paris: 19992009.


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EDUCATIONChild care and education 2013/14

Child care facilities total boys girls

Total 86,251 44,208 42,043

Day nurseries 10,985 5,646 5,339

Kindergartens 36,118 18,713 17,405

After-school care facilities 17,830 9,056 8,774

Mixed-age facilities 21,318 10,793 10,525

Source: Municipal Department 10 und Statistics Austria.

Pupils 2012/13

Schools total boys/men girls/women

Total

Compulsory schools providinggeneral education

Primary schools

Lower secondary schools(Hauptschulen)

New secondary schools

Special needs schools

Pre-vocational schools

General secondary schools (AHS)

General sec. schools (AHS) - lower level

General sec. schools (AHS) - upper level

Vocational schools for apprentices

Vocational secondary schools (BMS)

Vocational colleges (BHS)

Technical-industrial collegesCommercial colleges

Business colleges

Colleges for agriculture and forestry

Other

225,645

98,654

64,426

20,971

7,657

2,941

2,659

59,608

33,807

25,801

21,541

7,297

24,082

13,5017,582

2,869

130

14,463

114,107

52,061

33,253

11,300

4,110

1,849

1,549

27,770

16,291

11,479

12,985

3,883

12,439

9,0702,741

562

66

4,969

111,538

46,593

31,173

9,671

3,547

1,092

1,110

31,838

17,516

14,322

8,556

3,414

11,643

4,4314,841

2,307

64

9,494

Source: Statistics Austria.

Students 2012/13

Universities/Colleges total men women

Total 183,264 84,700 98,564

Universities of applied sciences * 12,422 7,160 5,262

Teacher training colleges * 5,574 1,311 4,263

Public universities ** 162,465 75,172 87,293

among them University of Vienna 88,461 32,318 56,143

among them Vienna University 26,503 19,329 7,174of Technology

among them Vienna University 22,026 11,473 10,553of Economics an Business

Private universities 2,803 1,057 1,746


* Not including further training courses.** Regular students.


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Level of education of the labour force 2013 | in %

Austria Vienna

28.2

22.7

8.5

25.6

15.0

16.4

17.4

12.9

38.7

14.6

University *

Secondary school(leaving certificate)

Technical school

Apprenticeship

Compulsory school

Source:

StatisticsAustria.

Population of the 3034 age group having completed tertiary education inNUTS-2 regions 2013 | in %

27.2

34.6

40.1

43.3

44.0

44.9

45.8

46.8

49.4

51.4

51.4

53.3

56.2

58.8

72.3

Lazio (Rome)

Lisboa (Lisbon)

Vienna

Berlin

Attiki (Athens)

Kzp-Magyarorszg (Budapest)

Rgion de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)

Praha (Prague)

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)

Mazowieckie (Warsaw)

Comunidad de Madrid

le de France (Paris)

Stockholm

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)

Inner London

Source:Eurostat.

* University and university equivalent (academies).


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ECONOMYGross regional product 2011

Federal province EUR million in % EUR per capita

Austria 299,240 100.0 35,700

Burgenland 6,829 2.3 24,000

Carinthia 16,936 5.7 30,400

Lower Austria 47,327 15.8 29,400

Upper Austria 50,677 16.9 35,900

Salzburg 21,857 7.3 41,300

Styria 37,413 12.5 31,000

Tyrol 26,095 8.7 36,800

Vorarlberg 14,050 4.7 38,000

Vienna 77,942 26.0 45,600


Tourism 2013

Tourist overnight staysProvincial capital

total from Austria from abroad

Vienna 12,719,289 2,326,952 10,392,337

Salzburg 2,552,424 702,660 1,849,764Innsbruck 1,440,009 364,494 1,075,515

Graz 984,771 462,834 521,937

Linz 775,396 367,920 407,476

Klagenfurt 394,813 202,112 192,701

Bregenz 324,231 105,174 219,057

St. Plten 143,836 92,492 51,344

Eisenstadt 50,536 29,233 21,303


Labour Market 2013

Employment and unemployment total men women

Employment with compulsory insuranceGainful employment

Gainful employment, standard forms

among them freelance service contracts

Min. employment and minimal freelanceservice contracts

Employees in minimal employment

Minimal freelance service contracts

Self-employmentPersons registered as unemployed

Unemployment rate (registered rate) in %

Unemployment rate (EU rate) in %

974,243877,385

791,327

8,909

86,058

76,214

9,844

96,85890,230

10.2

8.4

499,463439,236

402,208

4,488

37,028

33,088

3,940

60,22753,432

11.7

8.6

474,780438,149

389,119

4,421

49,030

43,126

5,904

36,63136,798

8.6

8.2

Source: Association of Austrian Social Insurance Institutions, Social Insurance Institutionfor Farmers, Social Insurance Institution for Trade and Industry, Vienna Labour MarketService (AMS).


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Gross regional product per capita in the NUTS-2 regions 2011 | in 1,000 EUR

86.0

62.0

56.2

52.551.2

45.6

40.5

31.2

29.9

29.6

29.3

24.8

22.5

16.2

15.7

Inner London

Rgion de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)

Stockholm

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)le de France (Paris)

Vienna

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)

Praha (Prague)

Lazio (Rome)

Comunidad de Madrid

Berlin

Attiki (Athens)

Lisboa (Lisbon)

Kzp-Magyarorszg (Budapest)

Mazowieckie (Warsaw)Source:

Eurostat.

Tourism 2013 | overnight stays in million

international tourism domestic tourism

53.7

36.7

26.9

24.2

14.9

14.7

13.5

11.3

11.0

7.8

7.3

7.0

6.2

n/a

n/a

London

Paris *

Berlin

Rome *

Madrid *

Prague

Vienna **

Amsterdam *

Stockholm **

Budapest

Lisbon *

Copenhagen **

Brussels

Athens

Warsaw

Source:EuropeanCitiesMa

rketingReport2014,TourMIS.

* Overnight stays in hotels or similar establishments only.** inlcuding communities in the citys surrounding region.


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Global Cities Index * 2014 | points achieved

Lisbon

Athens

Warsaw

Prague

Budapest

Copenhagen

Stockholm

Rome

Amsterdam

Berlin

Vienna

Madrid

Brussels

Paris

London

13.6

17.5

17.5

20.6

23.5

24.1

26.3

29.4

30.3

31.8

32.9

52.3

58.1

n/a

n/a

So

urce:A.T.Kearney.

Big Mac-Index * 2012 | in min.s

14

1616

16

16

17

18

20

22

23

30

34

36

49

n/a

Vienna

AmsterdamBerlin

London

Paris

Stockholm

Madrid

Brussels

Lisbon

Rome

Athens

Prague

Warsaw

Budapest

CopenhagenSource:UBS.

* The cities are assessed for their business activity (weighting factor: 30%), human capital (30%),information exchange (15%), cultural experience (15%) and political engagement (10%).

** Working time required to buy a Big Mac.


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Innovation Cities Global Index * 2014 | points achieved

56

56

56

55

55

54

53

50

48

48

47

46

45

44

41

London

Paris

Vienna

Amsterdam

Copenhagen

Berlin

Stockholm

Brussels

Prague

Budapest

Rome

Madrid

Warsaw

Lisbon

AthensSource:2thinknow.

International congresses ** 2013

n/a

n/a

93

99

106

109

111

120

121

125

166

178

182186

204

Warsaw

Athens

Stockholm

Rome

Budapest

Copenhagen

Brussels

Amsterdam

Prague

Lisbon

London

Berlin

ViennaMadrid

Paris

Source:InternationalCongressandConventionAs

sociation.

* For the current ranking, the 162 indicators were summarised to form a three factor score for Cultural Assets,Networked Markets and Human Infrastructure - with a focus on mobility, start-ups, education and technology.The three factors were used to assess how conducive the respective cities are to ideas and developmentsfostering regional or global innovation.

** International congresses with a minimum of 50 participants that are held on a regular basis, alternatingbetween at least 3 different countries.


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TRANSPORTPublic Transport

Wiener Linien 2011 2012 2013

Passengers in million

Underground

Trams

Buses

Length of network in km

Underground

Trams

Buses

Number of lines

Underground

TramsBuses

Number of stations

Underground

Trams

Buses

875.0

567.6

193.8

113.6

937.4

74.2

214.8

648.4

123

5

2890

4,452

101

1,031

3,320

906.6

444.4

295.1

167.1

1,013.0

74.2

221.5

717.3

132

5

2998

4,783

101

1,056

3,626

900.0

428.8

293.6

177.6

1,094.8

78.5

225.0

791.3

147

5

29113

5,052

104

1,071

3,877

Source: Wiener Linien.

Individual transport

Indicators 2011 2012 2013

Road network in km

Municipal roads in km

Federal roads in km

System of bicycle paths and lanes, in km

Stock of motor vehicles

CarsOmnibuses

Lorries

Tractors

Other motor vehicles

Motorcycles

Private car density per 1,000 inhabitants

Newly registered motor vehicles

CarsLorries

Others

2,809

2,763

46

1,205

829,790

674,5263,670

62,307

3,654

4,557

81,076

392,8

87,489

72,5957,394

7,500

2,811

2,765

46

1,223

837,810

679,4923,646

63,075

3,713

4,559

83,325

390,2

82,999

69,0466,355

7,598

2,817

2,771

46

1,246

841,669

681,4133,661

63,686

3,757

4,500

84,652

385,7

81,691

68,3316,393

6,967

Source: Municipal Departments 28, 46, ASFINAG and Statistics Austria,calculation: Municipal Department 23.

Road traffic

Traffic accidents 2011 2012 2013Traffic accidents involving personal injury 4,514 6,348 5,774

Casualties 5,690 7,728 6,996

injured in traffic accidents 5,668 7,704 6,979

killed in traffic accidents 22 24 17



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Car ownership rate 2013 | per 1,000 inhabitants

Vienna 385.9

438.2Innsbruck

469.5Graz

511.8Salzburg

513.1Linz

516.0Bregenz

568.8.

St. Pltena

Austri

602.8

Source:

Statistics Klagenfurt

Eisenstadt (incl. Rust) 660.8

Car ownership rate 2011 * | per 1,000 inhabitants

234.4

256.6

290.2

293.8

327.8

361.6

389.6

451.3

467.7

533.4

540.7

697.5

n/a

n/a

n/a

Paris

Amsterdam

Berlin

London (metropolitan area)

Budapest

Stockholm

Vienna

Brussels

Madrid

Warsaw

Prague

Rome

Athens

Copenhagen

LisbonSource:Eurostat(UrbanAu

dit),StatisticsAustria.

* Paris: 2010; Rome and Warsaw: 2009.


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CULTURETotal visits to museums and exhibitions in Vienna

Art & culture institutionsin Vienna

2010 2011 2012

Visits in 1,000

Federal museums and institutions

Art History Museum, includingMuseum of Ethnology andTheatre Museum

1,098.0 1,030.8 1,260.9

Austrian Gallery Belvedere 812.4 888.6 1,139.6

Albertina 655.6 574.7 620.3

Museum of Natural History 527.7 553.0 564.5

Museum of Technology 327.4 295.7 316.9

Leopold Museum 317.4 294.4 364.2Museum of Modern Art,Ludwig Art Foundation

237.5 148.2 199.6

Austrian National Library 225.3 241.4 237.9

MAK - Austrian Museum of 190.6 156.2 139.2Applied Arts | Contemporary Art

Museum of Military History 168.0 154.3 174.5

Museums and memorial houses owned by the City and Province of Vienna

Haus der Musik 216.2 166.8 174.0(Interactive Sound Museum)

Wien Museum 194.1 216.6 272.0

Mozart Haus Vienna 119.1 130.3 132.8

Jewish Museum Vienna 67.5 59.5 88.2

Private museums

KunstHaus Vienna 143.5 190.2 110.3

ZOOM Childrens Museum 116.8 113.4 111.4

Sigmund Freud Museum 65.8 68.9 75.4

Austrian Film Museum 55.4 54.2 53.5

Exhibition centres

Kunsthalle Vienna 167.4 195.3 103.4

Vienna Secession Association 99.0 99.6 142.7of Visual Artists

Knstlerhaus Vienna 85.5 52.4 40.3

Related facilities operated by various institutionsSchnbrunn Palace 2,587.0 2,665.0 2,824.0

Schnbrunn Zoo 2,237.2 2,355.1 2,193.2

Hofburg Imperial Palace Imperial Apartments, Court Silverand Table Rooms

647.1 627.0 640.2

Vienna Aqua Terra Zoo 408.4 410.5 436.5

St. Stephens Cathedral 380.0 560.0 548.0

Spanish Riding School Piber Federal Stud

325.2 343.2 337.5

Imperial Crypt - Capuchins' Crypt 220.0 220.0 195.0

Palmenhaus Schnbrunn 155.7 139.5 120.0

Planetarium Vienna 64.0 62.1 64.9



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Seat occupancy rate in the theatre season 2011/2012 | in %

Vienna State Opera * 97.7

Theater im Zentrum

Burgtheater *

97.0

89.4

Theater an der Wien 87.2

Akademietheater 87.1

Kammerspiele 86.0

Ronacher 85.8

Theater in der Josefstadt * 82.3

Austria.

Raimundtheater 80.5

tics

ce:

Statis Volksoper 80.5

Sour Volkstheater * 71.1

Number of shows 2011/12

* Main stage.

126

222

249

254

274

283

292

305

306

337

372

Theater an der Wien

Theater im Zentrum

Ronacher

Raimundtheater

Volkstheater *

Akademietheater

Vienna State Opera *

Volksoper

Burgtheater *

Theater in der Josefstadt *

Kammerspiele

Source:StatisticsAustria.


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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONCity Administration staff 2013

StaffStaff * at year-end

total men women

Total 29,456 14,056 15,400

Public officials 11,587 6,402 5,185Contractual employees 17,869 7,654 10,215

Source: Chief Executive Office of the Vienna City Administration.

* Municipal staff in the strict sense of the word.

City and Federal Province of Vienna staff outside the City Administration proper, 2013

Staff Staff at year-end

total men women

Wiener Wohnen - Housing in Vienna

Public officials

Contractual employees

Wiener Krankenanstaltenverbund - ViennaHospital Association

Public officialsContractual employees

Wien Kanal - Vienna Waste Water Management

Public officials


Wiener Stadtwerke - Vienna Public Utilities

Public officials


Teaching staff of the Federal Province of ViennaPublic officials


652

393

259

27,390

7,53319,857

553

359

194

8,341

5,270

3,071

12,6225,646

6,976

382

231

151

7,672

2,3175,355

517

340

177

7,269

4,670

2,599

2,211697

1,514

270

162

108

19,718

5,21614,502

36

19

17

1,072

600

472

10,4114,949

5,462

Source: Municipal Dept. 2 payroll accounting for teaching staff working for the Province of Vienna,

and pension payment statistics by the Chief Executive Office of Personnel and Internal Auditing.

Annual accounts 2013

Type of expenditure Expendituresin EUR million

Share of totalexpenditures in %

Total 12,471.2 100.0

Payments to staff 2,591.4 20.8

Retirement pensions and related payments 1,297.5 10.4

Durables and consumables, administration 1,336.5 10.7and operating expenses

Regular transfer payments 4,841.1 38.8

Debt service 308.3 2.5

Capital investments, transfers, and loans to 1,787.3 14.3boost investment

Other expenditure * 309.1 2.5

Source: City of Vienna Annual Accounts, calculations by MA 23.

* This category essentially includes allocations to reserve funds with respect to districtbudgets and the parking fee.


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City Council elections 2010

PartyValid votes cast

seatsabsolute in %

Total

SPFP

VP

GRNE

BZ

Others

754,938

334,757194,517

105,627

95,445

10,057

14,535

100.0

44.325.8

14.0

12.6

1.3

1.9

100

4927

13

11

BZ = Alliance for the Future of Austria (Walter Sonnleitner List)FP = Austrian Freedom Party

GRNE = The Greens The Green AlternativeVP = Austrian Peoples PartySP = Social Democratic Party of Austria

Source: Electoral commission for Vienna.

Mayor:Michael HuplDeputy Mayors:Renate Brauner and Maria Vassilakou

Executive City Councillors:Education, Youth, Information and Sports: Christian OxonitschFinance, Economic Policy and Vienna Public Utilities: Renate BraunerPublic Health and Social Affairs: Sonja WehselyIntegration, Womens Issues, Consumer Protection and Personnel: Sandra FrauenbergerCultural Affairs and Science: Andreas Mailath-PokornyUrban Planning, Traffic & Transport, Climate Protection, Energy andPublic Participation: Maria VassilakouEnvironment: Ulli SimaHousing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal: Michael Ludwig

City Councillors without portfolio:FP: David Lasar, Veronika Matiasek, Eduard SchockVP: Manfred Juraczka

Vienna City Council (seating plan)

VP SP FP GRNE District ChairpersonsSource:ViennaCityAdministration.


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