data visualizations

We will work with you to create customised data visualisations that meet your specific needs and requirements. This includes creating visually appealing charts, maps, and infographics that effectively communicate complex data.

maps

Spike map of the EU. The height and color of the spikes represent the population density at the respective point.

Map of the EU showing the most common livestock by NUTS 2 region (NUTS 1 for Germany). Bovine is more common in Central and North Europe, while sheep and goats are more common in Southern Europe. Swine is common in some parts of all European regions.

Map of the EU showing the leading cause of death by NUTS 2 region of residence (3 year average). Cardiovascular diseases is the leading cause of death in most of the regions, while cancer is the leading cause in France, parts of the UK, parts of Spain, Netherlands, Denmark and parts of Norway.

Choropleth map of the EU showing the difference in percentage between age groups that watched streaming TV the last 3 months in 2022. In most countries, the percentage of people aged 16-29 is greater than the percentage of people aged 35-44 (shown as light and dark blue). There are though countries where the opposite is true (shown as light orange and dark orange), like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, etc.

Map showing the top 25 most congested European cities in 2022 with a number indicating the total number of hours lost in traffic delays for a typical driver. The top 15 cities are shown on the map, while the remaining 10 are shown as a list.

Spike map of EU showing the total amount of GDPR fines by country. Ireland, Luxembourg and France have together imposed 2.5 billion euros in GDPR fines until January 2023.

charts

Line chart showing the percentage of men and women that completed high-level education in the EU from 2001 to 2021.

Where do the 26 million refugees in Europe come from

Multiple charts showing the number of beds per 1000 people through the years in the Nordic countries. A bigger chart on the left shows the total number of beds, while 4 smaller on the right show beds by care facility (chronic care, acute care, residential long-term care and residential long term-care over 65 years). The overall trend is a decline of number of beds with a few exceptions in long-term and chronic care facilities.

tables

Table titled "EU's unequal growth". The first column is titled "country", the second "2005 GDP", the fourth "2021 GDP" and the fifth "Change". The third column shows an inline line chart for each country, showing the evolution of GDP from 2005 to 2021. The last column shows the change in GDP from 2005 to 2021 as a bar.

Table showing Europe's most congested cities. London, Paris and Palermo top the Impact Ranking as the most congested cities.