 | This article needs to be updated.(February 2021) |
| This article needs to be updated.(February 2021) |
The map data is from year 2013, where data is available, from the World Bank. [1] Numbers are in percentage.
The table uses an interval of years from the World Bank. [2] Numbers are in percentage.
| Country | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | 63.239 | 61.503 | 57.754 | 56.395 | 61.422 | |||||||
 Austria | 70.267 | 69.154 | 67.303 | 66.254 | 64.813 | 65.662 | 66.86 | 66.19 | 67.26 | 67.21 | 66.22 | 63.61 |
 Belarus | 91.996 | 91.392 | 91.047 | 90.672 | 92.440 | 99.68 | 99.61 | 99.29 | 99.41 | 99.27 | 99.20 | |
 Belgium | 72.794 | 70.254 | 71.116 | 70.820 | 72.653 | 75.871 | 84.09 | 78.98 | 79.19 | 83.43 | 78.20 | 75.33 |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina | 91.653 | 93.997 | 91.948 | 92.504 | 77.522 | |||||||
 Bulgaria | 73.165 | 75.044 | 72.187 | 70.208 | 71.046 | 71.69 | 71.72 | 73.90 | 69.55 | 70.17 | 67.52 | |
 Croatia | 74.295 | 74.637 | 72.238 | 71.303 | 70.704 | 78.50 | 77.41 | 80.94 | 74.41 | 77.24 | 75.99 | |
 Cyprus | 95.391 | 94.894 | 94.166 | 92.991 | 92.906 | 96.14 | 96.30 | 96.34 | 96.12 | 95.68 | 93.48 | |
 Czech Republic | 80.560 | 79.287 | 77.201 | 77.182 | 75.279 | 77.735 | 80.89 | 79.42 | 78.78 | 78.03 | 75.76 | |
 Denmark | 78.274 | 74.822 | 70.862 | 70.259 | 67.705 | 64.927 | ||||||
 Estonia | 20.575 | 18.878 | 19.560 | 17.199 | 14.490 | 13.056 | ||||||
 Finland | 48.800 | 46.989 | 43.033 | 42.627 | 42.183 | 40.208 | ||||||
 France | 49.836 | 48.677 | 49.012 | 48.544 | 46.226 | 46.488 | ||||||
 Germany | 79.560 | 80.370 | 80.625 | 81.088 | 79.711 | 78.863 | ||||||
 Greece | 90.386 | 90.853 | 90.148 | 88.001 | 86.049 | 82.575 | ||||||
 Hungary | 74.272 | 73.294 | 71.786 | 69.550 | 68.192 | 69.550 | ||||||
 Iceland | 11.520 | 10.255 | 10.331 | 10.404 | 10.928 | 11.289 | ||||||
 Ireland | 90.003 | 88.322 | 86.856 | 86.278 | 84.438 | 85.343 | ||||||
 Italy | 84.629 | 84.465 | 82.201 | 79.964 | 78.586 | 79.948 | ||||||
 Latvia | 65.850 | 62.894 | 58.042 | 58.924 | 56.717 | |||||||
 Lithuania | 74.298 | 73.876 | 72.893 | 70.022 | 67.994 | |||||||
 Luxembourg | 87.957 | 87.009 | 87.216 | 84.506 | 83.332 | 80.562 | ||||||
 North Macedonia | 81.119 | 82.109 | 82.131 | 81.143 | 79.426 | |||||||
 Malta | 99.672 | 99.238 | 99.038 | 98.758 | 97.788 | |||||||
 Montenegro | 62.083 | 63.246 | 61.200 | 63.869 | 64.665 | |||||||
 Netherlands | 93.675 | 92.186 | 91.234 | 91.554 | 90.922 | 93.461 | ||||||
 Norway | 63.043 | 57.322 | 57.807 | 61.840 | 57.978 | 56.952 | ||||||
 Poland | 92.451 | 92.115 | 90.979 | 91.146 | 90.088 | 90.291 | ||||||
 Portugal | 75.126 | 75.657 | 75.812 | 73.350 | 72.813 | 77.024 | ||||||
 Romania | 75.071 | 77.652 | 76.427 | 73.494 | 72.524 | |||||||
 Russia | 90.530 | 90.908 | 90.866 | 89.512 | 92.143 | |||||||
 Serbia | 86.942 | 89.074 | 87.089 | 88.486 | 83.871 | |||||||
 Slovenia | 66.679 | 64.935 | 65.082 | 63.749 | 59.663 | 61.114 | ||||||
 Spain | 76.001 | 76.500 | 75.008 | 72.551 | 71.531 | 72.956 | ||||||
 Sweden | 34.423 | 34.214 | 30.999 | 30.016 | 29.775 | 25.117 | ||||||
 Switzerland | 51.554 | 50.389 | 50.917 | 52.106 | 48.742 | 50.168 | ||||||
 Turkey | 89.124 | 89.969 | 89.411 | 88.157 | 89.544 | 86.843 | ||||||
 Ukraine | 80.454 | 79.554 | 79.258 | 78.232 | 75.350 | |||||||
 United Kingdom | 88.168 | 85.563 | 85.140 | 83.560 | 82.717 | 80.352 | ||||||
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