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PREFACE
The Statistical Pocketbook of the Republic of Serbia is an edition of the Statistical
Office of the Republic of Serbia that offers the principal statistical data on the national
social and economic development. The selection of data was made in compliance with the
requirements and interest of the wide circle of users, from the primary school pupils to the
old people category.
The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia took efforts to provide the latest data
according to the accomplished surveys. The publication is an outcome of all statistical
surveys conducted pursuant to the unified program. With this regard we are free to see this
publication as a joint venture of the overall statistical information system. Apart from the
SORS statistics, this pocketbook contains the data taken from the National Bank of Serbia,
the Ministry of interior, the Ministry of justice, the Ministry of labor and social policy of the
Republic of Serbia, the Public health institute of the Republic of Serbia Dr Milan Jovanovi
Batut, the Fund for pension and disablement insurance of the RS, the National employment service, the Hydro-meteorological service of Serbia and other institutions.
Starting from 1999 the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia does not have at
disposal certain data relative to AP Kosovo and Metohia and therefore these data are not
included in the coverage for the Republic of Serbia (total).
Belgrade, April 2016
Director
Dr Miladin Kovaevi
/ CONTENTS
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Preface ................................................................................................................................. 4
/ Contents .............................................................................................................. 5
/ STATISTICAL REVIEW ..................................................................... 7
/ Geographical review ................................................................. 9
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Climate, environment and cultural heritage .................................................................. 17
/ Elections ....................................................................................................... 25
/ Population ......................................................................................... 29
/ National accounts .................................................................... 41
/ Employment and salaries and wages .................................. 44
/ Individual consumption .................................................. 54
/ Prices ................................................................................................................ 56
/ Agriculture ....................................................................................... 57
/ Forestry ................................................................................................. 60
/ Industry and energy ........................................................ 61
/ Construction ................................................................................... 65
/ External trade .............................................................................. 69
/ Domestic trade domestic trade .............................................. 74
/ Catering trade and tourism ............................................ 75
/ Transport ................................................................................................. 76
/ Education ............................................................................................ 84
/ ICT usage households .................. 92
/ Science ............................................................................................................ 94
/ Culture .......................................................................................................... 98
/ Public health .......................................................................................... 104
/ Social insurance ................................................................. 106
/ Social work .............................................................................. 107
/ Justice administration ............................................................................ 108
2016.
/ INTERNATIONAL REVIEW .......................................................... 109

/ Main geographic data ............................................. 111

World countries: area and capital ................................................................................ 113
/ Population ........................................................................................ 118
/ Gross domestic product ................................................. 120
/ Exchange rates ........................................................................... 123

Call numbers in international telephone traffic ........................................................... 128
/ Time zones .................................................................................... 131
/ OVERVIEW ........................................................................................... 133
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Coat of arms, flag and anthem of the Republic of Serbia ........................................... 135

National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia ............................................................. 137

Call numbers in domestic telephone traffic ................................................................ 144
/ Registration signs of motor vehicles ........ 147
/ Cultural festivals ...................................................................... 151
/ Cultural heritage ........................................................................ 154
/ ANNEX ............................................................................................................ 157
a / Basic principles of statistics .................................................................. 159
/ Information technology...................................................................... 168
/ Mesurements ................................................................................ 169
/ Chemical elements ................................................................. 180
/ Miscellaneous .............................................................................................. 185

STATISTICAL REVIEW
2016.
/ REPUBLIC
OF SERBIA
GEOGRAPHIC
REVIEW
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Montenegro
/ Romania
/ Bulgaria

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
/ Hungary
/ Albania
/ Macedonia
2016.
GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES OF THE

EXTREME POINTS OF THE
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
1)
North
East longitulatitude
de1)
Municipality
46011'
19040'
Subotica
41053'
20036'
/ Gora
Place
43011'
23000'
Dimitrovgrad
45055'
18049'
/ Sombor
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1) .
South
East
West
LENGTH OF BOUNDARIES OF THE

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
km
km

Type of border
land
rivers
lakes
otal
length
1 567,3
66,4
156,7
258,6
333,5
247,4
110,6
751,1
31,8
18,0
289,3
27,0
35,5
3,0
43,3
1,8
-
2 361,7
100,0
174,7
547,9
360,5
282,9
113,6
100,0
7,4
23,2
15,3
12,0
4,8
109,9
111,1
239,5
217,7
150,6
10,0
43,3
-
370,9
261,7
249,5
15,7
11,1
10,5
1. 2015.
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North
Source: Military-geographic Institute, Belgrade.

1) By Greenwich.
10 km
10 km north of Subotica
/ Restelica
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Stara planina, Srebrna
Glava peak
/ Baki Breg
Total
%
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Albania
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Croatia
Montenegro
As of 1 January 2015
Source: Republic Geodetic Authority (Data on established
state borders from the border documentation available in
the Borders Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
the Republic of Serbia).
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA AREA
km2
km2
Area
Area
%
otal Share,
%
%
otal Share,
%

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
88 499
100

SRBIJA SEVER
24 848
28,1

Beogradski region
3 234
3,7

Region Vojvodine
21 614
24,4
1. 2015.
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SRBIJA JUG
63 651

26 493
Region umadije i
Zapadne Srbije

26 248
Region June i Istone
Srbije
o a
10 910
Region Kosovo i Metohija
71,9
29,9
29,7
12,3
Source: Republic Geodetic Authority.
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ADMINISTRATIVE AND
TERRITORIAL DISTRIBUTION
OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA1)

1)
/ Republic of Serbia

Serbia sever

total
Beogradski
region
O
30

29
24

6
198

150

18

30
6 158

193
Region
Vjvodine
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
7
7
6
8
8
10
9
9
6
5
5
1
17
46
53
53
29
39
42
41
28
17
157
16
2
467
52
2
2 112
53
9
1 973
46
0
1 449
26

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12
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
1
0
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1. 2015.
1)

Serbia jug
Areas
Administrative districts
Cities
Cities with city
municipalities
Municipalities
Municipalities without
status of city
Municipalities with
status of city
City municipalities
Settlements
Urban settlements
1)
Pursuant to the National nomenclature of statistical

territorial units (NSTJ).
1)
MAJOR MOUNTAIN PEAKS 1)
2000 m
Peak
Mountain
/ eravica
/ Peskovi
/ Bistra
/ Crni vrh
/ Vrtop
/ Gusan
/ Bogda
/ uti kamen
/ Maja e Rops
/ Ljuboten
/ Maja
/ Veternik
/ Hajla
/ Koritnik
/ Rusulija
over 2000 m
, m
Altitude, m
/ Ostrvica
/ Malji Ksula e Priftit
/ Dupljak
/ Murga
/ Paniev vrh
/ Maja e Vjeljakut
/ Prokletije
- / ar-planina
- / ar-planina
- / ar-planina
- / ar-planina
/ Prokletije
/ Prokletije
/ Prokletije
/ Bogievica
- / ar-planina
- / ar-planina
/ Koprivnik
/ Hajla
/ Koritnik
/ ljeb

Streoka planina
/ Prokletije
/ ljeb
/ Junika planina
- / ar-planina
/ Oljak
- / ar-planina
/ Stara planina
/ Mokra gora
()
Suva planina (Pes)
/ Ostrvica
- / ar-planina
/ Stara planina
- / ar-planina
/ Kopaonik
() / Paklen (of Pe)
: , .
Source: Military Geographic Institute, Belgrade.
/ Streoc
/ Tromea
/ ljeb
a / Rsa e Zogit
/ Mramor
/ Oljak
/ Ovinec
/ Midor
/ Pogled
/ Bandera
2 656
2 651
2 609
2 585
2 555
2 539
2 533
2 522
2 501
2 498
2 493
2 461
2 403
2 393
2 381
2 377
2 366
2 365
2 305
2297
2 212
2 177
2 168
2 154
2 098
2 092
2 092
2 032
2 025
2 017
2 014
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MAJOR RIVERS
km
km
Length
Navigability
in Republic of
Total
In the
Serbia
Republic of
Serbia
River
/ Danube
/ Tisa
/ Sava
/ Tami
/ Drina
1)
Zapadna Morava1)
2)
Juna Morava 2)
Ibar
()
Begej (navigable)
Niava
3) / Timok3)

Velika Morava
/ Pinja
/ Bosut
Toplica
4) / Pek 4)
/ Beli Drim
/ ehotina
() /
Moravica (Golijska)
Rasina
/ Sitnica
2 783
966
945
359
346
588
168
206
118
220
588
168
206
3
-
308
308
295
295
272
272
244
75
75
218
151
202
202
185
185
135
132
52
20
130
130
129
125
125
129
108
100
98
98
92
92
90
90
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1) .
2) .
3) .
4) .
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Discharges into
/ Black Sea
/ Danube
/ Danube
/ Danube
/ Sava

Velika Morava

Velika Morava

Zapadna Morava
Tisa

Juna Morava
/ Danube
Danube
/ Vardar
/ Sava

Juna Morava
/ Danube
/ Drim
/ Drina

Zapadna Morava

Zapadna Morava
/ Ibar
Source: Faculty of geography, Belgrade.

1) With Golijska Moravica.
2) With Binaka Morava.
3) With Beli Timok and Timok Trgoviki.
4) With Lipa.
MAJOR RIVERS

()
km
(continued)
km
Length
River
/ Visoica
Jablanica
/ Crni Timok
/ Kolubara
/ Jadar
Jasenica
/ Mlava
etinja
Veternica
/ Jerma
Pusta
Vlasina
Resava
/ Dragovitica
Grua
/ Studenica
: , .
In the
Total
Republic of
Serbia
Navigability
in the Republic of Serbia
86
69
85
85
84
82
75
84
82
75
79
79
78
78
75
75
75
75
72
45
71
71
70
70
65
65
63
52
62
62
60
60

Discharges into
/ Niava

Juna Morava
/ Timok
/ Sava
/ Drina

Velika Morava
/ Danube

Zapadna Morava

Juna Morava
/ Niava

Juna Morava

Juna Morava

Velika Morava
/ Struma

Zapadna Morava
/ Ibar
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LAKES
4 km2
Lake
1) ( )
Lake erdap1) (on the Danube river)
( )
Lake of Beej (on Tisa river)
( )
Lake Vlasina (on the Vlasina river)
( )
Lake Peruac (on the Drina river)
/ Gazivode
( )
Lake Zvornik (on the Drina river)
( )
Lake of Zlatar (on the Uvac river)
( )
Lake Potpe (on the Lim river)
/ Lake of Pali
( )
Lake of Zavoj (on Zavoj river)
( )
Lake of Sjenica (on Uvac river)
( )
Lakeof elije (on Rasina river)
/ Belo Lake
: , .
1) 75 km2.
16
,
km2
Area, km 2
, m
Altitude, m
, m
Maximum
depth, m
over 4 km2
, . m3
Water
volume,
mill. m 3
253
70
92
5000
18
85
10
51
16,0
1 213
22
176
12,4
290
70
340
11,9
693
105
370
8,1
140
28
89
7,2
880
75
273
7,0
437
40
44
5,6
101
3,5
11
5,5
612
60
170
5,0
985
35
212
5,0
277
40
50
4,8
75
2,5

1) 75 km2 being the territory of Romania.
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CLIMATE, ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
P C
Hydrological stations in the Republic of Serbia
: / Source: Hydro-meteorological Institute
2016.
WATER USAGE AND PROTECTION
. m3
m3 million

1)

2)

2012
2013
2014
453*
3 112*
110
452
3 433*
88
413
2 692
51
431*
3 095
431
3 400*
431
2 660
49*
121
50
124*
46
87
.

.
.
* .
Flowing water in hydropower plants are excluded.

wastewater from municipalities with or without
sewerage system. Atmospheric water is excluded.
1)
1)
2)
2) Total
* Corrected data.
Total
2013
2014
18
88 131
50 591
27 772
5 886
12
15 946
71
60
844
Water use
In settlements
In industry 1)
For irrigation
Discahged wastewater
In settlements 2)
In industry
Water treatment
In settlements
In industry
IRRIGATION WATERS
, . m3
Water abstraction, m3 thousand

Under-
Water
ground
Rivers
supply
Reservoirs
waters
systems
and lakes
4 536
1 624
938
119
12
55
55
60
385
80 027
47 637
26 105
5 466
15 731
12
323
3 213
1 298
721
300
160
117
355
33
9
1
3
20
2013
2014
Danube
Sava
Tisa
Velika Morava
Juna Morava
Zapadna Morava
Drina
IRRIGATED AREAS AND FLOODS
2012
2013
2014
53
53
44
, . ha 1 837

206
, km2
6 296
1 833
114
6 996
2 396
1 216
9 444
, . ha
Irrigation
Irrigated area, ha thousand
Floods
Drained area, ha thousand
Number of flooded settlements
Eroded land, km2
CONSUMPTION OF HAZARDOUS
CHEMICALS BY TOXICITY CLASS
t
20121)
,

B
C
D

20131)
20141)
778 974*
851 672
18 357
3 037
259 539*
410 413*
87 629*
15 679
3 348
272 497
479 519
80 630
818 644 Total

Carcinogenic, mutagenic
13 535
and repro-toxic
3 382 B Chronically toxic
369 219 C Very toxic
359 443 D Toxic
73 065 Harmful
: , 1) Included CA sections: Mining and quarrying, Manufactur , ing, Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
, and Water supply and sewerage.
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* .
* Corrected data.
1)
19
2016.
, 2014.
Consumption of hazardous chemicals by toxicity class, 2014

1)
GENERATED
WASTE BY CA1)
2013
. ,

2)
3)
3)
1)
2)
3) .
20
.
(G-S) .
58 388 403
16 762 223
41 626 179
50 807 563
16 660 131
821 287
95 522
6 199 079
1 078
33 106
152
328 235
373
199 132
4 968
-
2014
49 155 898 Total
13 466 337 Hazardous
35 689 561 Non-hazardous
41 504 862 Mining and quarrying
13 428 197 Hazardous
869 724 Manufacturing
29 927 Hazardous
Electricity, gas, steam and air
4 477 684
conditioning supply
971 Hazardous
Water supply, sewerage, waste
151 727 management and remediation
activities
Hazardous
48
263 302 Construction
Hazardous
321
251 348 Service activities2)
Hazardous
6 873
1 637 250 Household waste3)
Hazardous3)
2
1) Classification
2) Included
of Activities.
sections (G-S) CA.
3) ssessment.

1), 2014.
Generated waste by CA1), 2014
1)
(B-S) .
1) Included
1)
NOx
NMVOC
Sx
PM2.5
PM10
CO
sections (B-S) CA.
EMISSION OF POLLUTANTS1)
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
2011
2012
2013
Unit of
measurement
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
147,59
180,97
489,68
51,67
64,92
499,53
142,44
141,60
509,85
33,92
45,04
369,08
143,73
144,59
473,97
38,41
47,79
428,68
168,92
149,10
436,40
39,30
49,08
457,00
171,89
147,25
422,23
42,70
53,04
420,58
184,45
147,15
470,42
41,04
51,72
410,36
187,89
143,06
433,47
42,30
53,20
380,89
132,82
123,14
429,45
35,16
45,31
273,11
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
Gg
NOx
NMVOC
SOx
PM2.5
PM10
CO
: .
Source: Environmental Protection Agency.
1)
1) Values of emissions were obtained in accordance with
EMEP/EEA UNECE
the methodology EMEP/EEA to the UNECE Convention

on Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP).
(CLRTAP).
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2016.
1)
NATIONAL PARKS 1)
Year of
proclamation
1974
1981
1981
1960
1986
/ erdap
/ Tara
/ Kopaonik
/ Fruka Gora
- / ar-planina
: .
1) ( ,
39/1993).
, ha
Area, ha
63 608
19 175
11 810
25 393
39 000
Source: Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia.

Law on National Parks (Official Gazette of RS, No. 39/1993).
PROTECTED NATURAL AREAS,

2014

Republic of Serbia
458
5
17
20
67
308
38
3
: (www.zzps.rs).
1) ( , . 36/09,
88/10 91/10).
70 806
1 000 1 591
640 2 017
100 539
1 220 2 640
1)
,
2014.
1)

, m
Altitude, m
Protected natural heritage1)

National parks
Natural parks
Landscapes
Reservations
Nature monuments
Cultural and historical areas
Protected habitat
Source: Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia (www.zzps.rs)

1) Low on the Protection of nature (Official Gazette of RS, No. 36/09,
88/10, 91/10)
E
, 2014.
PROTECTED PLANT AND

ANIMAL SPECIES, 2014
Total

,
1)

2)
2 613
1 760
853
90
Strictly protected and protected wild

species of plants, animals
and fungi 1)
Strictly protected wild species
Protected wild species
Wild flora and fauna under the
regulation of use and
marketing 2)
: (www.zzps.rs).
Source: Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia (www. Zzps.rs).
1)
1) Promulgation of Regulation on the Protection of strictly protected and
,
protected wild plants, animals and fungi
( , 5/10).
(Official Gazette of RS, No. 5/10).
2)
2) Regulation control of use and trade of wild flora and fauna
( , . 31/05, 45/05, 22/07, (Official Gazette of RS, No. 31/05, 45/05, 22/07, 38/08, 9/10).
38/08, 9/10).
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UNESCO-1)
(1979)
a (1986)

2007
:
2004
2006
2006
2006

(2005)2)
a3)
(1977)
(1977)
(1996)
(2004)
(2006)
(2006)
(2007)
(2007)
(2008)
(2012)
IBA 4)
IPA 5)
PBA 6)
61 EMERALD 7)8)
9)
NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

UNDER INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
UNESCO World Heritage List (whc.unesco.org.) 1)
Culture
Stari Ras Monastery of Sopoani (1979)
Studenica Monastery (1986)
Royal palace Felix Romuliana near
Gamzigrad, 2007
Medieval Monuments in Kosovo
Deani Monastery 2004
Patriarchate of Pe Monastery 2006
Graanica Monastery 2006
The Church of the Virgin of Ljevia 2006
Biosphere reservations
Golija Studenica Monastery (2005)2)
Ramsar sites3)
Obedska bara (1977)
Ludoko jezero (1977)
Stari Begej Carska bara (1996)
Slano Kopovo (2004)
Labudovo okno (2006)
Petersko polje (2006)
Gornje Podunavlje (2007)
Vlasina (2007)
Zasavica (2008)
Koviljsko Petrovaradinski rit (2012)
IBA sites Important Bird Areas4)
IPA sites Important Plant Areas5)
PBA sites Prime Butterfly Areas6)
61 potential EMERALD sities7)8)
101 Important Sites for Ecological Network 9)
: .
1) Law on Ratification on the Convention on the Protection of
1)
(
the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (Official Journal of
, 56/1974).
SFRJ, 56/1974)
2) UNESCO MAB program (Man and the Biosphere)
2) UNESCO MAB ( )
(www.unesco.org/mab)
(www.unesco.org/mab)
3) Decree on the Ratification on the Convention on wetlands
3)
,
of the international importance, especially as a wading bird
(
habitat (Official Journal of SFRJ, 9/1977)
, 9/1977). (www.ramsar.wetlands.org)
(www.ramsar.wetlands.org)
4) 42 IBAs sites - Important Bird Areas (www.birdlife.org)
4) 42 .
5) 61 IPAs sites - Important Plant Area (www.plantlifeipa.org)
5) 61 .
6) 40 PBAs sites - Prime Butterfly Areas
6) 40 .
(www.butterfly-conservation.org)
7) EMERALD
7) EMERALD Network includes 61 potential sites
61
8)
8) Law on ratification of the Convention of the Conservation of

European wild flora and fauna and natural habitats (Official
( , 102/07).
Gazette of RS, 102/07).
9) 101 9) 101 Important Sites for Ecological Network according to
(
Decree on the Ecological Network (Official Gazette of
, 102/10).
the Republic of Serbia, no. 102/10).
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IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS1)

(IBA)1)
IBA
IBA code
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
/ National name
/ Gornje Podunavlje
/ Karaorevo
/ Subotica lake and sand bank
/ Beej fish farm
/ Jegrika
/ Titel hill
/ Koviljski cape
/ Velike droplje pastures
/ Okanj I Rusanda
/ Gornje Potamije
/ Srednje Potamije
/ Fruka Gora
/ Labudovo okno
/ Bosutska forest
/ Zasavica
/ Obedska bara (pond)
/ Dunav reef
/ Jazovo Mokrin
/ Slano Kopovo
/ Carska bara (Royal pond)
/ Uzdin fish farm
/ Vraki breg
/ Deliblatska peara
- / Cer mountain
/ Valjevske mountains
/ Tara mountain
- / Ovarsko-kablarska klisura, canyon
/ Uvac Mileevka
/ Kopaonik
/ Prokletije
- / ar-planina
/ Pinja
/ Vlasina
/ Jerma
/ Suva planina
/ Stara planina Vidli
/ Sievaka klisura, canyon
/ Zlotska klisura Dubanica, canyon
/ Resavska klisura, canyon
/ Dubovac Ram
/ erdapska klisura, canyon
M / Mala Vrbica
: .
1)
(Important Bird Areas).
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Important Bird Areas.
1)

Statistical Pocketbook
of Serbia 2016
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS OF DEPUTIES TO THE

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF
THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
16. 2014.

Held on 16 March 2014

/ Number
Voting results
8 387
Established polling places
6 765 998
Voters registered in voter lists
3 592 375
53,09
Voters that voted
3 590 717
99,95
Ballots/votes in poll boxes
114 001
3,17
Void ballots
3 476 716
96,78
Valid ballots
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTIONS
6. 2012, I

1)
2)

Held on 6 May 2012 (First round)

/ Number
Voting results
8 391
6 770 013
3 911 136
57,77
Voters that turned out 1)
3 908 652
57,73
Voters that voted 2)
174 660
4,47
Void ballots
3 733 992
95,53
Valid ballots
1)

.

(
).
2)
, 18,
2 :

(

).
The terms applied here remained from the previous Law

on the elections of the President of the Republic. The
figure shows the number of rounded ordinal numbers of
voters found in the transcript of voters lists (In elections
of deputies to the Assembly this is the number of voters
that voted).
2) Pursuant to the Law on the elections of the President of
the Republic, Article 18(2), the number of effective votes
is determined according to the number of votes (lists) in
the voting box. (In elections of deputies to the Assembly
this is the number of votes (lists) in the voting box).
1)
25
2016.
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTIONS
20. 2012, II

1)
2)

Held on 20 May 2012 (Second round)

/ Number
Voting results
8 391
6 771 479
3 133 682
46,28
Voters that turned out 1)
3 132 679
46,26
Voters that voted 2)
98 664
3,15
Void ballots
3 034 015
96,85
Valid ballots
1)

.

(
).
2)
, 18,
2 :

(

).
26
The terms applied here remained from the previous Law

on the elections of the President of the Republic. The
figure shows the number of rounded ordinal numbers of
voters found in the transcript of voters lists (In elections
of deputies to the Assembly this is the number of voters
that voted).
2) Pursuant to the Law on the elections of the President of
the Republic, Article 18(2), the number of effective votes
is determined according to the number of votes (lists) in
the voting box. (In elections of deputies to the Assembly
this is the number of votes (lists) in the voting box).
1)
Statistical Pocketbook of Serbia 2016

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
16. 2014.

Number

Standings of electoral lists according to the
number of mandates won
Num% of
ber of
of votes % of
manmanwon voters
dates
dates
turn- won won
out
1 ,
1 736 920 48,35
, , ,
2 , ,
484 607 13,49
3
216 634 6,03

4 , ,
204 767 5,70
, VMDK, ,
5
75 294 2,10

6

35 157 0,98
7

8

9 ,
,
10 p c

11 p

12
158 63,20
44 17,60
19
7,60
18
7,20
2,40
1,20
24 301
0,68
0,80
152 436
4,24
0,00
120 879
3,36
0,00
72 303
2,01
0,00
109 167
3,04
0,00
128 458
3,58
0,00
Title of electoral list
Aleksandar Vui SNS,

SDPS, NS, SPO, PS
Ivica Dai SPS, PUPS, JS
With democratic party to
democratic Serbia
Boris Tadi NDS, LSV, ZZS,
VMDK, ZZV, DLR
Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians Itvan Pastor
Party of democratic action of
Sandak dr Sulejman
Ugljanin
Party of democratic activities
Riza Halimi
Democratic party of Serbia
Vojislav Kotunica
edomir Jovanovi LDP,
BDZS, SDU
Serbian radical party
dr Vojislav eelj
United regions of Serbia
Mlaan Dinki
DVERI Boko Obradovi
27
2016.

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
()
16. 2014.

(continued)
Standings of electoral lists according to the
number of mandates won
Num% of
ber of
Number
man% of manof votes
dates
voters dates
won
won
turn- won
out
13 C

14
15

16
17

18

19
28
Title of electoral list
16 206
0,45
0,00 Third Serbia
6 388
0,18
0,00
3 983
0,11
74 973
2,09
Montenegrin party Josip

Broz
List of ethnical communities
0,00
Emir Elfi
Enough ! Saa Radulovi
0,00
3 182
0,09
0,00
4 514
0,13
6 547
0,18
Coalition of citizens of all

ethnicities
Patriotic front Dr Borislav
0,00
Pelevi
Russian party Slobodan
0,00
Nikoli

POPULATION
of the Republic of Serbia 2016
POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLDS BY
CENSUSES1)

1)

1921
1931
1948
1953
1961
1971
1981
19912)
20022)
20112)3)
Republic of Serbia

1 km2
Population per Number of

households Members per
1 km2
household
Population
Males
Females
4 819 430
5 725 912
6 527 966
6 979 154
7 642 227
8 446 591
9 313 676
7 822 795
7 498 001
7 186 862
2 339 348
2 828 106
3 171 201
3 411 534
3 757 437
4 173 735
4 629 327
3 841 717
3 645 930
3 499 176
2 480 082
2 897 806
3 356 765
3 567 620
3 884 790
4 272 856
4 684 349
3 981 078
3 852 071
3 687 686
985 219
1 157 254
1 473 310
1 616 205
1 929 235
2 248 038
2 568 761
2 418 156
2 521 190
2 487 886
4,9
5,0
4,4
4,3
4,0
3,8
3,6
3,2
3,0
2,9
MOST FREQUENT GIVEN NAMES,

2011 CENSUS3)

2011.3)

Republic of Serbia
Females
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
54,5
64,7
73,8
78,8
86,3
95,4
105,2
100,8
96,6
92,6
Males
/ Milica
/ Jelena
/ Marija
/ Mirjana
/ Dragana
/ Sneana
/ Ljiljana
/ Ivana
/ Ana
/ Gordana
/ Dragan
/ Milan
/ Aleksandar
/ Zoran
/ Nikola
/ Milo
/ Marko
/ Goran
/ Duan
/ Dejan

.
1948. 1981.
, 1991,
2002. 2011.
a. , 1991.
, 2002.
2011.
.
3) 2011.

.
Indicator value changed due to the revised territorial area of

the Republic of Serbia.
census data in the period from 1948 to 1981 relate to the
entire territory of the Republic of Serbia, while 1991, 2002
and 2011 censuses do not contain the data for the AP Kosovo and Metohija. Namely, 1991 Census was boycotted by the
majority of the Albanian population, while in 2002 and 2011
there were no adequate conditions on the territory of the
south Serbian province for the implementation of the census.
3) In 2011 Census recorded was undercoverage of census units
owing to the boycott by the majority of the Albanian ethnic
community in the municipalities of Preevo and Bujanovac.
1)
1)
2)
2) The
29
2016.
, 2011.
RS population by age and sex, 2011 Census
, 19482011.1)
Population by major age groups, 1948-2011 censuses1)
1)
1948. 1981.
, 1991,
2002. 2011.
a. , 1991.
, 2002.
2011.
.
30
1) The
census data in the period from 1948 to 1981 relate to the

and 2011 censuses do not provide the data for the AP Kosovo and Metohija. Namely, 1991 Census was boycotted by the
majority of the Albanian population, while in 2002 and 2011
there were no adequate conditions on the territory of the
south Serbian province for the implementation of the census.
POPULATION BY ETHNICITY,
2011 CENSUS1)

, 2011.1)

Srbija sever
otal
2)
1)

Srbija jug
BeograRegion
Region
Region
dski
umadije i June i
region Vojvodine Zapadne Istone
Srbije
Srbije
7 186 862 1 659 440 1 931 809 2 031 697 1 563 916
5 988 150 1 505 448 1 289 635 1 799 394 1 393 673
5 809
1 252
2 251
591
1 715
145 278
1 596
780 142 767
135
18 543
1 188
1 489
365
15 501
16 706
172
16 469
41
24
35 330
182
170
2 105
32 873
7 767
5 328
1 179
694
566
23 303
8 061
12 176
1 635
1 431
253 899
1 810 251 136
433
520
22 755
6 970
10 392
1 854
3 539
22 301
3 996
3 360
14 411
534
4 064
498
3 272
130
164
147 604
27 325
42 391
20 649
57 239
29 332
1 282
25 410
567
2 073
3 247
1 301
1 173
463
310
14 246
245
13 928
38
35
52 750
2 104
50 321
164
161
4 033
1 539
1 815
287
392
4 903
418
4 202
171
112
57 900
7 752
47 033
1 645
1 470
38 527
9 902
22 141
3 805
2 679
17 558
7 083
6 710
1 840
1 925
160 346
38 971
81 018
15 386
24 971
30 771
81 740
1 289
23 728
28 567
14 791
626
21 636
289
21 585
2011.
,

.
2) .
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
...
Total
Serbs
Albanians2)
Bosniaks
Bulgarians
Bunjevci
Vlachs
Goranci
Yugoslavs
Hungarians
Macedonians
Muslims
Germans
Roma people
Romanians
Russians
Ruthenians
Slovaks
Slovenes
Ukrainians
Croats
Montenegrins
Other
Did not
declare
Regional
affiliation
Unknown
The 2011 Census was not conducted on the territory of

the AP Kosovo and Metohija. In the municipalities of
Presevo and Bujanovac recorded was undercoverage of
the census units owing to the Census boycott by the
majority of the Albanian ethnic community.
2) The data relate to enumerated population only.
1)
31
2016.
POPULATION BY RELIGIOUS
AFFILIATION, 2011 CENSUS 1)

, 2011.1)

Srbija sever
otal

Srbija jug
BeograRegion
Region
Region
dski
June i
umadije
i
Vojvodine
region
Istone
Zapadne
Srbije
Srbije
7 186 862 1 659 440 1 931 809 2 031 697 1 563 916
2)
6 555 931 1 500 312 1 764 443 1 819 924 1 471 252
6 079 396 1 475 168 1 357137 1 798 203 1 448 888
356 957
13 720 336 691
3 098
3 448
71 284
3 128
64 029
690
3 437
3 211
797
1 340
298
776
222 828
31 914
14 206 161 115
15 593
578
295
254
12
17
1 237
541
394
134
168
1 776
741
616
206
213
4 010
2 425
1 045
280
260

80 053
40 657
25 906
5 833
7 657
()

220 735
54 871 106 740
19 254
39 870
99 714
27 684
18 205
24 939
28 886
1)
2)
2011.
,

.

, ,
32
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
... Total
Christian 2)
Orthodox
Catholic
Protestant
Other
Christian
Islam
Judaism
Eastern
religions
Other religions
Agnostics
Not believers
(atheist)
Did not declare
Unknown

2) The difference between the total number of persons of
Christian religious affiliation and the sum of the Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant and other Christian affiliations
presents persons who declared themselves only as
Christian.
1)
POPULATION BY
MOTHER TONGUE,
2011 CENSUS 1)

,
2011.1)

Srbija sever
otal

Srbija jug
BeograRegion
Region umadije i
dski
region Vojvodine Zapadne
Srbije
2)
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
7 186 862 1 659 440 1 931 809 2 031 697 1 563 916
6 330 919 1 574 693 1 485 791 1 843 583 1 426 852
10 040
3 832
3 844
589
1 775
138 871
541
456 137 724
150
13 337
584
601
235
11 917
...
6 835
10
6 821
43 095
243 146
12 706
2 190
179
1 330
4 772
430
178
241 164
3 694
1 418
2 856
292
1 451
170
39 882
360
2 789
172
100 668
18 985
27 430
11 136
43 117
29 075
3 179
11 340
49 796
2 269
19 223
2 519
1 442
1 442
140
1 792
1 130
3 014
809
24 133
819
11 154
47 760
630
14 576
1 193
1 154
560
18
126
238
855
301
2 346
358
28
118
271
778
216
39 463
11 774
21 056
3 392
3 241
46 499
10 781
24 039
4 307
7 372
81 692
21 760
15 052
22 708
22 172
1)
2011.
,

.
2) .
Total
Serbian
Albanian2)
Bosnian
Bulgarian
Bunjevac
dialect
Vlachian
Hungarian
Macedonian
German
Roma
language
Romanian
Russian
Ruthenian
Slovak
Slovenian
Croatian
Montenegrin
Other languages
Did not
declare
Unknown

2) The data relate to enumerated population only.
1)
33
2016.
POPULATION AGED 15 AND OVER

BY EDUCATIONAL,
2011 CENSUS 1)
15
,
2011.1)

Srbija sever
otal
1)

Srbija jug
2)
a1)
Beogra- Region
Region
Region
Region
dski
umadije i June i Kosovo i
region Vojvodine Zapadne Istone Metohija 1)
Srbije
Srbije 2)
6 161 584 1 426 710 1 654 339 1 733 212 1 347 323
164 884
16 751
38 475
58 835
50 823
677 499
58 259
176 738
240 810
201 692
1 279 116
3 015 092
348 335
198 842
749 079
117 137
359 761
842 142
81 030
406 000
818 188
81 728
314 513
605 683
68 440
652 234
279 642
151 844
121 276
99 472
24 424
7 000
4 349
6 375
6 700
2011.
,

.
1) The
2011 Census was not conducted on the territory of the AP

Kosovo and Metohija. In the municipalities of Presevo and
Bujanovac recorded was undercoverage of the census units
owing to the Census boycott by majority of the Albanian
ethnic community.
, 2011. (%)
Illiteracy by sex and age, 2011 Census (%)
34
... Total
With out
... education
attainment
Incomplete
... primary
education
... Primary
... Secondary
... Higher/college
University
...
education
... Unknown
POPULATION AGED 15 AND OVER

BY LEGAL MARITAL STATUS,
2011 CENSUS 1)
15

, 2011.1)

Srbija sever
1)

Srbija jug
-
otal
Beogra- Region
Region
dski
Vojvodine
umadije i
region
Zapadne
Srbije
6 161 584 1 426 710 1 654 339 1 733 212

o 1)
2)
a
Region
Region
Kosovo i
June i
1)
Metohija
Istone
Srbije 2)
1 347 323
Total
Never
married
1 719 959
439 387
484 270
451 197
345 105
3 396 240
741 316
878 210 1 004 754
771 960
Married
716 843
149 108
197 047
204 492
166 196
Widowed
303 970
24 572
87 440
9 459
91 422
3 390
67 494
5 275
57 614
6 448
Divorced
Unknown
2011.
,

.
1)

15 , 2011.1)
Persons aged 15 and over who live in consensual community by age and sex, 2011 Census1)
35
2016.

, 2011.1)
POPULATION BY ECONOMIC
2011 ACTIVITY, CENSUS1)

Srbija sever
Srbija jug
otal
,
/
1)
BeograRegion
Region
dski region Vojvodine umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
7 186 862
1 659 440
1 931 809
2 031 697
1 563 916
2 971 220
722 108
785 960
833 660
629 492
2 304 628
593 021
607 334
646 710
457 563
666 592
129 087
178 626
186 950
171 929
4 215 642
937 332
1 145 849
1 198 037
934 424
1 628 428
392 906
426 252
437 244
372 026
1 592 294
599 371
395 549
374 689
86 568
83 169
425 035
180 230
114 332
458 586
191 052
111 155
333 984
141 521
86 893
2011.
,

.
a
Region
Kosovo
i
Metohija
... Total
Economi cally active
Perform
occupation
Unem ployed
Economicaly
inactive
Pension ers
Children,
pupils/
students
Homemakers
Other
1) The
2011 Census was not conducted on the territory of the AP

Kosovo and Metohija. In the municipalities of Presevo and
Bujanovac recorded was undercoverage of the census units
owing to the Census boycott by majority of the Albanian
ethnic community.
, 2011. (%)
Economically active population with occupation, by occupation and sex, 2011 Census (%)
36

a , , 2011.
Economically active population that perform occupation by industries, by sex, 2011 Census
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
, / Agriculture, forestry and fishing

/ Mining and quarryng
/ Manufacturing
, / Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
/ Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
/ Construction
/ Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
/ Transportation and storage
/ Accommodation and food service activities
/ Information and communication
/ Financial and insurance activities
/ Real estate activities
, , / Professional, scientific and technical activities
/ Administrative and support service activities
/ Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
/ Education
/ Human health and social work activities
, / Arts, entertainment and recreation
/ Other service activities
; / Activities of
household as employer of domestic personnel; Undifferentiated goods-and services-producing activities of households for own use
/ Activities of extraterritorial organisations and bodies
37
2016.
POPULATION CHANGES
Live births
1953
1961
1971
1981
1991
2002
2011
2012
2013
2014
186 267
155 783
151 130
151 518
142 641
78 101
65 598
67 257
65 554
66 461
/ Deaths
Total
Infants
84 894
697 49
76 184
87 763
97 598
102 785
102 935
102 400
100 300
101 247
20 186
12 917
8 027
5 309
3 079
790
414
415
413
381
Republic of Serbia
Part I
Dissolved
Marriages
marriages
Natural
increase
101 373
86 034
74 946
63 755
45 043
-24 684
-37 337
-35 143
-34 746
-34 786
70 875
70 201
77 845
69 499
57 704
41 947
35 808
34 639
36 209
36 429
POPULATION CHANGES

II
Live births
Republic of Serbia
Part II
Deaths
Natural
increase
1000
per 1000 inhabitants
1953
1961
1971
1981
1991
2002
2011
2012
2013
2014
1)
26,6
20,3
17,9
16,2
14,6
10,4
9,0
9,3
9,2
9,3
12,1
9,1
9,0
9,4
10,0
13,7
14,2
14,2
14,0
14,2
14,5
11,2
8,9
6,8
4,6
-3,3
-5,2
-4,9
-4,8
-4,9
38
7 952
10 609
10 111
9 797
8 372
9 982
8 251
7 372
8 170
7 614
Population average age
Total
Male
Female
29,4
30,5
32,4
33,7
34,9
40,2
41,6
42,2
42,4
42,6
28,4
29,6
31,5
32,8
33,9
39,0
40,2
40,9
41,0
41,2
29,9
31,4
33,3
34,6
36,0
41,5
42,9
43,5
43,7
43,9
1) Life

1)
Life expectancy1)
Children,
male
58,7
62,4
66,2
67,8
68,4
69,7
71,6
72,2
72,5
72,6
Children,
female
60,4
64,9
70,0
72,6
74,2
75,0
76,8
77,3
77,7
77,7
expectancy of a live born child in the specified year.

,
2014.
MAIN CONTINGENTS AND

INDICATORS OF POPULATION,
2014

Republic of Serbia

1)

(1564)
%
(18 )
%
(06)
(714)
%
(1549)
1)
Total
Srbija sever
Srbija jug
7 131 787
3 576 978
42,6
133,2
42,1
128,8
43,0
137,5
4 805 961
67,4
2 438 861
68,2
2 367 100
66,6
5 891 837
82,6
2 957 706
82,7
2 934 131
82,5
463 310
6,5
244 465
6,8
218 845
6,2
561 115
7,9
272 164
7,6
288 951
8,1
1 582 643
22,2
822 500
23,0
760 143
21,4
72,6
77,7
72,4
77,8
72,8
77,6
O (60 )
(019 ) .
3 554 809 Total population

Average age
Ageing index 1)
Main population
contingents
Working age (1564)
Number
%
Adults (18+)
Number
%
Pre-school (06)
Number
%
Compulsory
education (714)
Number
%
Fertile age (1549)
Number
%
Life expectancy of live
born child
Male
Female
1) Ratio
between old-age (60+) and young (019)

population.
39
2016.
, ;
, , 2010/2011. ( )
Average time spent on activities: population by age groups and sex, all days,
Republic of Serbia, 2010/2011 (hours)
, 1 2,
15 , , 2010/2011. ( )
Average time spent in free time activities, level of activities 1 and 2, population 15 years,
by sex, 2010/2011 (hours)
40

NAIONAL
ACCOUNTS
of the
Republic of Serbia 2016
()1)

,
.

,

,
.
,
. USD
,
USD
, USD
,
. EUR
,
EUR
, EUR
a
(%)

,
.
,
. USD
,
. EUR
1)
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) 1)

Republic of Serbia
2011
2012
2013
3 407 563
3 584 236
3 876 403
470 884
497 707
540 902
548 035
7 236
7 202
7 167
7 132
46 464
40 676
45 512
44 143
6 421
5 648
6 351
6 190
73,3382
88,1169
85,1731
88,5408
33 424
31 683
34 263
33 319
4 619
4 400
4 781
4 672
101,9502
113,1277
113,1369
117,3060
1,4
-1,0
2,6
3 268 316
3 460 113
3 715 739
44 565
39 267
43 626
32 058
30 586
1999.

,
().
2014
32 843
1)
GDP, at current
3 908 470 prices - total,
RSD million
GDP - per capita,
RSD
Mid-year population,
thousand
GDP - total,
USD million
GDP - per capita,
USD
Average exchange
rate, USD
GDP - total,
EUR million
GDP - per capita,
EUR
Average exchange
rate, EUR
-1,8 Volume change (%)

GNI, at current
3 749 899 prices - total,
RSD million
GNI - total,
42 352
USD million
GNI - total,
31 967
EUR million
Starting from 1999 the Statistical Office of the Republic

of Serbia has not at disposal and may not provide available certain data relative to AP Kosovo and Metohia and
therefore these data are not included in the coverage for
the Republic of Serbia (total).
41
2016.
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT

USE1)
Republic of Serbia

1)

2011
2012
2013
2014
. / RSD mill.

2)

3 407 563
3 584 236
3 876 403
3 908 470
3 247 221
3 428 600
3 607 346
3 648 675
3 025 258
3 188 124
3 359 326
3 396 340
2 596 434
2 727 598
2 885 535
2 922 263
31 152
35 538
33 244
33 556
397 673
424 988
440 547
440 522
221 963
240 477
248 020
252335
626 667
758 695
668 358
665 002
58 345
-5 632
15 817
31 743
1 157 758
1 323 598
1 682 434
1 921 030
1999.

,
().
2)
.
1)
42
1)
1 597 092
1 695 334
2 012 214
2 119 288
Gross domestic
product
Final consumption
expenditure
Individual
consumption
expenditure total
Individual consumption expenditure
household sector
NPISHs2) sector
general government
sector
Collective
consumption
expenditure
Gross fixed capital
formation
Changes in
inventories
Statistical
discrepancy
Acquisitions less disposals of valuables
Exports of goods and
services
Imports of goods and
services

2) Non-profit
institutions serving households.

1)
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT

USE1)
()
(continued)
Republic of Serbia
2011
2012
2013
2014
, % / Share, %

2)

100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
95,3
95,7
93,1
93,4
88,8
88,9
86,7
86,9
76,2
76,1
74,4
74,8
0,9
1,0
0,9
0,9
11,7
11,9
11,4
11,3
6,5
6,7
6,4
6,5
18,4
21,2
17,2
16,7
1,7
-0,2
0,4
0,8
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
34,0
36,9
41,2
43,4
49,4
53,6
51,9
54,2
1)
1999.

,
().
2)
1)
Gross domestic
product
Final consumption
expenditure
Individual
consumption
expenditure - total
Individual consumption expenditure household sector
NPISHs2) sector
Individual consumption expenditure general government
sector
Collective
consumption
expenditure
Gross fixed capital
formation
Changes in
inventories
Statistical
discrepancy
Acquisitions less
disposals of valuables
Exports of goods and
services
Imports of goods and
services

2) Non-profit
institutions serving households.
43

EMPLOYMENT
AND
SALARIES
AND
WAGES
EMPLOYMENT
AND
SALARIES
AND
WAGES
2016.

1),
2014.
15
15
POPULATION BY
ACTIVITY1),
REVISED DATA FOR 2014

Srbjia sever
Srbija jug
-
a
total
Region Region
BeoRegion Region
gradski Vojvodine umadije June i Kosovo i
Istone Metohija
region
i Zapadne
Srbije
Srbije
Total
7116128 1670272 1910805 2001351 1533700
6099171 1430884 1636046 1709248 1322994
Population aged
15+
1016957
239389
274759
292104
210707
Population aged
under 15
3157191
2544188
742329
610495
839479
667814
922295
756083
653088
509796
507510
15087
120904
248049
123470
613004
131835
171665
166211
143293
2941980
688555
796567
786953
669905
326866
79309
87269
89627
70661
127662
31976
37591
30165
27930
1949057
451718
536502
518416
442422
Active
Employed persons
of which:agricultural opulation
Unemployed
persons
Inactive
Desire and able to
work
Desire but not
capable
Do not desire to
work
75
Aged 75+
538395 125552 135205 148745 128893
(1564 ) ( ILO)
Rates for working age population (1564) (by ILO)
Rate of activity
63,1
63,9
62,7
64,2
61,0

Rate of
50,4
52,5
49,7
51,9
47,0
employment
Rate of
20,1
17,9
20,8
19,2
23,1
unemployment
Rate of
36,9
36,1
37,3
35,8
39,0
inactivity
1) :
44
1) Source:
Labor Force Survey.
1),
20112015.
REGISTERED EMPLOYMENT1),
20112015.
Republic of Serbia
Annual average
2011
( ,

,
)
2012
2013
2014
2015*
Employed persons,
total
Employees at legal entities,
1 866 170 1 865 614 1 864 783 1 845 494 1 882 825 (persons
individually running
business, unincorporated
enterprises and their
employees)
Agriculture,
foresty and
fishing
Mining and
24 607 B
quarryng
42 142
40 629
40 599
38 960
24 270
24 908
24 897
24479
393 377
382 075
378 419
369 003
31 551
32 057
32 047
31 498
28 323
38 930
39 801
41 928
41 948
38 402
103 655
97 846
92 883
88 652
88 096
D
,

36 617
377 488 C Manufacturing
303 150
302 774
296 296
295 293
313 356
117 736
116 486
117 252
117 756
117 446
54 008
54 701
55 308
54 772
63 830
: 2015. . (
).
20112014. .
(-1/ -1/).
* .
1) Source:
Electricity, gas,
D steam and air
conditioning
supply
Water supply,
sewerage, waste
E
management and
remediation
activities
F Construction
Wholesale and
retail trade and
G repair of motor
vehicles and
motorcycles
Transportation
H
and storage
Accommodation
I and food service
activities
Registered employment survey (based on data

of the Central register of social contribution payers). 2011-2014 Revised data of semi-annual
surveys on employment and salaries and wages
(RAD-1/P and ARAD/1/P.
* Preliminary results.
45
2016.
1),
20112015. ()
REGISTERED EMPLOYMENT1),
20112015 (continued)
J
K
L
M
, ,

Republic of Serbia
Annual average
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015*
46 318
49 946
50 691
51 628
53 308
46 200
46 668
44 481
42 062
45 928
Financial and
K insurance
activities
4 416
4 337
4 388
4 871
4 807
86 155
88 832
91 183
89 117
84 216
Professional,
M scientific and
technical activities
Information and
communication
Real estate
activities
Administrative
N and support
service activities
Public administration and defence;
O
152 847 157 663 161 132 159 491 160 788 O
compulsory social
security
P
140 281 141 163 142 996 143 725 132 963 P Education
Human health and

Q
169 380 169 415 168 934 167 546 164 755 Q social work

activities
,
Arts,
R
26 841 27 206 27 722 27 171 31 913 R entertainment and
recreation

Other service
S
37 554 37 677 34 634 34 818 37 382 S
activities
Registred
...
...
...
...
113058 individual
farmers
N
47 359
51 430
58 993
62 704
1) :
78 608
1) Source: Registerd employment survey (based on data of

2015. .
( the Central register of social contribution
payers).
).
2011-2014 Revised data of semi-annual
20112014. . surveys on employment and salaries and wages

(RAD-1/P and ARAD/1/P.
(-1/ -1/).
*
Preliminary
results.
* .
46
, 20112015.
PENSION BENEFICIARIES, 20112015
31.
2011
2012

1 357 846 1 420 892
,

729 516 780953

314 488 311314

313 842 328625

218 948 215 530

,

179 749 176 263

13 705
13 960

25 494
25 307

61 851
66 718

29 437
33 349

17 107
17 467

15 307
15 902
: .
s of 31 December
2013
2014
2015
1 438 016 1 454 332 1 453 469

809 421
302 276
326 319
840 785
291 335
322 212
853 834
280 497
319 138
212 597
207 783
200 923
173 689
14 071
24 837
169 606
14 147
24 030
163 596
14 033
23 294
72 036
77 047
81 550
38 106
17 693
16 237
42 867
17 728
16 452
46 950
17 827
16 773
Beneficiaries
pursuant to pension and disability
insurance of
employed, total
Old-age
Disability
Survivor pension
Beneficiaries
pursuant to
pension and
disa-bility insurance of agricultural
workers, total
Old-age
Disability
Survivor pension
Beneficiaries
pursuant to pension and disability
insurance of
individual entrepreneurs, total
Old-age
Disability
Survivor pension
Source: Republic Fund for PDI.
, 20082015, 31.12.
Beneficiaries of pensions - total 20082015, as of 31.12.
47
2016.
, 20112015.
AVERAGE PENSIONS, 20112015
Republic of Serbia
RSD
2011

,

,
2013
2014
2015
Beneficiaries pursuant to
pension and disability
insurance of employed,
total
26 683 28 585 29 452 29 293 27 662 Old-age
21 312 22 786 23 624 23 709 22 970 Disability
17 131 18 920 19 739 19 957 19 623 Survivor pension
23 200 25 033 25 976 26 055 24 969
9 142
9678 10 112 10 281 10 340
insurance of agricultural
workers, total
9 430 9 990 10 440 10 617 10 679 Old-age

9 852 10 435 10 887 11 040 11 079 Disability
22 722 23 917 24 764 24 767 23 723
insurance of individual
entrepreneurs, total
26 230 27468 28 146 27 795 26 179 Old-age

22 482 23 453 24 112 24 025 23 093 Disability
: .
48
2012
Source: Republic Fund for PDI.
UNEMPLOYED PERSONS BY
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 1),
2014 AND 2015

1), 2014. 2015.
31.
As of 31 December
2014
2015
()

741906
724096
320605
317193
187872
179584
27849
205580
26499
200820
()

379066
371973
189115
187185
72891
70065
14197
102863
13417
101306
: .
1) 2
( ,
36/09).
Highly skilled and skilled

Semi-skilled and lower
professional education
Unskilled
Women
University, vocational higher and
secondary professional education
Highly skilled and skilled
Semi-skilled and lower
professional education
Unskilled
Source: National Employment Service.

1) Pursuant to Article 2 of the Law on employment and
insurance in case of unemployment, (Official gazette of
RS, no 36/09).

1)
Total
University, vocational higher, and
secondary vocational education
AVERAGE SALARIES AND WAGES

OF EMPLOYED WITH LEGAL ENTITIES BY SEX 1)
Total Fema-
Total Fema-
les
Males
les
Males
2014
2015
September 2014
September 2015
65 166 60 498 69 624 63974 58063 69725

1) :
71 908
79 890
62 292
55 538
65 845
73 005
57 018
52 409
77 972
86 922
67 436
58 336
70366
79108
59904
54721
63158
70536
54126
50329
77650
87954
65599
58765
54 938 53 326 56 416
54049 50961 56953
56 265 51 265 60 595
55500 49579 60822
...
...
-1/.
...
1) Source:
RSD
REPUBLIC OF
SERBIA
SRBIJA SEVER
Beogradski region
Region Vojvodine
SRBIJA JUG
Region umadije i
Zapadne Srbije
Region June i
Istone Srbije
Region Kosovo i
Metohija
Semiannual survey RAD-1/P.
49
2016.

1)
AVERAGE SALARIES OF
EMPLOYED WITH LEGAL ENTITIES
BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 1)
RSD

Srbija Srbija
sever
jug
2014
September 2014
total
1) :
Srbija Srbija
sever
jug
2015
September 2015
total
65 166
71 908
55 538
63974
70366
99 492
110 141
81 582
94944
106145
68 125
74 133
59 537
65781
71750
55 629
59 193
49 972
54883
58397
40 868
42 644
38 274
39816
41533
72 464
78 386
64 028
71273
73683
49 131
52 664
45 343
50855
53029
39 569
41 907
37 517
40774
41763
39 006
42 271
35 496
40169
41929
-1/.
1) Source:
54721 Total
University
75719
education
Higher
57011
education
Secondary techni49393
cal education
Lower professio37347
nal education
Highly skilled
67562
worker
48428 Skilled worker
Semi skilled
39914
worker
Unskilled
38250
worker
Semiannual survey RAD-1/P.
, 2015.
Average salaries of employed with legal entities by educational attainment, September 2015
50

,
20092015.
= 100

Chain indices of nominal net average
salaries and wages
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
108,8
107,6
111,2
109,0
106,2
101,4
99,8
CHAIN INDICES OF NOMINAL AND

REAL NET AVERAGE SALARIES
AND WAGES,
20092015
Previous year = 100

1)
Chain indices of real net average
salaries and wages 1)
100,2
100,7
100,2
101,1
98,5
98,5
97,9
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
1)
- 1) Indices of real net average salaries and wages represent

the ratio of nominal net average S&W index and
.
consumer price index.
: -1.
Source: onthly survey RAD-1.
51
2016.

, 2014. 2015.
AVERAGE SALARIES AND WAGES,

INDICES OF NOMINAL AND REAL
AVERAGE S&W BY ACTIVITIES,
2014 AND 2015
RSD

()
Average gross s&w
( = 100)
Indices of average gross s&w
(previous year = 100)
/ Real
Nominal
2014
2015
2014
2015
2014
2015
61 426
61 145
101,2
99,5
98,3
51 522
52 435
99,2
101,8
96,4
97 900
99 521
101,9
101,7
99,0
56 471
102,6
106,4
99,7
104 979
103,0
98,3
100,1
96,5
54 722
101,0
98,9
98,2
97,1
57 023
104,6
110,1
101,7
108,0
46 969
100,3
102,6
97,5
100,7
63 683
99,8
100,6
97,0
98,7
36 449
101,7
108,4
98,8
106,4
53 094
106 817
,

55 320
51 778

45 801

63 292
33 620
: -1.
52
97,6 Total
Agriculture,
99,9 forestry and
fishing
Mining and
99,8
quarrying
104,4 Manufacturing
Electricity, gas,
steam and air
conditioning
supply
Water supply,
sewerage, waste
management and
remediation
activities
Construction
Wholesale and
retail trade and
repair of motor
vehicles and
motorcycles
Transportation
and storage
Accommodation
and food service
activities
AVERAGE SALARIES AND WAGES,

INDICES OF NOMINAL AND REAL
AVERAGE S&W BY ACTIVITIES,
2014 AND 2015

, 2014. 2015.
(continued)
RSD
()

()
Gross average s&w
2014

104 502

105 479
o
66 344
, ,
88 374

46 225
2015
( = 100)
Chain indices of gross average s&w
(previous year = 100)
/ Real
Nominal
2014
2015
2014
2015
110 039
114,0
105,3
110,8
107 340
96,4
101,8
93,7
68 079
98,0
102,6
95,2
92 551
103,1
104,7
100,2
47 538
106,9
102,8
103,9
100,9
74 738
67 151
99,5
89,8
96,7
88,1
59 961
55 860
100,7
93,2
97,9
91,5
60 359
56 307
99,7
93,3
96,9
91,6
56 225
52 231
97,8
92,9
95,0
91,2
45 240
45 899
103,3
101,5
100,4
99,6
: -1.
103,3
Information and
communication
Financial and
99,9 insurance
activities
Real estate
activities
Professional,
scientific and
102,7
technical
activities
100,7
Administrative
and support
service activities
Public administration and
defence; compulsory social
security
Education
Human health
and social work
activities
Arts,
entertainment
and recreation
Other service
activities
53

Statistical
Pocketbook
of Serbia 2016
INDIVIDUAL
CONSUMPTION

STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE
BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL
CONSUMPTION IN THE REPUBLIC
OF SERBIA, ANNUALLY
(%)
All households (%)

2011
2012
2013
2014
/ Monthly average

4 592
4 546
4517
2 536 714 2 536 714 2 465 799
Number of households
surveyed
Number of households
2466316
assessed
Members, average
2,86
number
60711)
2,89
2,88
2,88
100,0
100,0
100,0
94,1
94,3
95,4
43,2
41,3
43,8
2,7
2,8
3,2
32,6
35,8
32,6
1,6
2,2
2,5
3,7
3,4
5,0
1,4
1,6
1,6
1,3 External receipts
1,3
0,4
0,4
0,6

2)

1,1
1,0
1,2
2,1
1,2
1,3
4,4
4,6

(,
,
)

,
2014. 4800 8856

.
2) 2014.
.
1)
54
3,8
100,0 Available budget total

Household income in
money
Regular salaries and
45,8
wages
95,7
2,7 Other income

Pensions (old-age,
31,8 family, disablement and
other)
Other social insurance
3,7
receipts
Income from
5,4 agriculture, hunting and
fishing
Real estate related
income
0,9 Donations and awards
Customer and
investment credits 2)
3,5 Other receipts
Starting from 2014 the sample was increased from 4800

to 8856 households.
2) Starting from 2014 collected are the data on consumer
and investment property loans that households were
granted in the previous 12 months.
1)
STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE
BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL
CONSUMPTION IN THE REPUBLIC
OF SERBIA, ANNUALLY
()
(%)

, ,
,
(continued)
All households (%)
2011
2012
2013
2014
5,9
5,7
4,6
4,3
Household receipts in
kind
0,1
0,1
0,1
0,0
Earned receipts in kind
5,8
5,6
4,5
4,3
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
42,9
42,9
41,4
38,4
4,4
4,6
4,5
4,7
4,7
4,7
4,9
5,2
15,6
15,8
16,1
16,1
4,3
4,3
4,4
4,5
3,9
4,3
4,1
4,0
Natural consumption
Individual
consumption total
Food and non-alcoholic
beverages
Alcoholic drinks and
tobacco
Clothes and footwear
Dwelling, water, electricity, gas and other fuels
supply
Home furniture, equipment and
maintenance
Health service
8,7
7,9
7,8
9,0
Transport
3,9
4,0
4,4
4,7
Communications
4,3
3,8
4,5
4,6
Recreation and culture
0,8
0,9
0,9
1,0
Education
1,9
2,0
2,2
2,3
4,6
4,8
4,8
5,5
Restaurants and hotels

Other goods and
services
55

PRICESof Serbia 2011
PRICE INDICES

= 100
Republic of Serbia
Previous year = 100

Consumer prices
Indices (COICOP)
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Producer prices of
industrial products
106,5
111,7
108,4
106,5
111,0
107,8
107,8
102,9
101,9

2006 = 100
. .
Jan. Feb. March April May
56
102,2
114,0
125,4
131,4
146,2
154,4
174,1
179,5
179,6
101,9
114,6
126,9
131,8
148,3
155,7
175,1
179,7
181,1
102,5
116,4
127,4
133,4
152,2
157,4
175,1
179,1
182,4
Producer prices of
agricultural and
fishing products
143,2
202,6
187,7
108,8
104,6
109,1
114,2
113,3
105,9
112,4
105,6
112,7
114,2
105,6
103,6
100,7
100,2
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
103,2
118,2
128,6
134,1
153,8
158,3
176,5
180,1
183,4
105,1
120,3
131,3
136,1
154,4
160,5
176,5
180,2
182,9
Prices of
catering services
143,1
255,3
171,2
101,1
100,5
110,0
115,6
109,2
116,7
126,3
95,6
114,9
118,1
125,8
98,7
97,3
99,2
141,9
205,9
182,4
121,7
110,5
106,7
119,2
121,7
106,6
109,4
110,9
105,1
104,2
106,1
105,9
100,8
101,5
CONSUMER PRICE INDICES (COICOP)
June
July
.
Aug.
.
Sept.
105,5
121,2
131,3
136,7
154,0
162,4
178,2
180,4
183,8
105,3
119,8
130,0
136,6
153,2
162,6
176,6
180,2
182,1
107,9
120,3
129,9
138,5
153,1
165,3
177,3
179,9
183,7
109,5
121,4
130,3
140,3
153,3
169,1
177,3
181,1
183,7
Republic of Serbia
2006 = 100
. . .
Oct. Nov. Dec.
110,1
123,7
130,1
141,7
154,0
173,8
177,6
180,8
183,3
111,7
123,9
131,1
143,7
155,3
173,8
176,5
180,8
183,1
113,0
122,7
130,8
144,2
154,3
173,1
176,9
180,0
182,8

AGRICULTURE

,
20122014.
CHAIN INDICES OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION,
20122014
= 100
I
2012
2013
2014
Previous year = 100

Part I
/ Crop production
, 1)
Agriculture,
total1)
All
Crop farming
Fruit growing
Viticulture
80,5
121,8
102,4
69,7
138,4
105,7
69,3
137,7
111,9
71,3
143,0
79,5
76,9
134,0
61,3

,
20122014.
CHAIN INDICES OF
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION,
20122014
= 100
II
Previous year = 100

Part II
/ Livestock breeding
2012
2013
2014
All
2)
Cattle
breeding 2)
Pig breeding
3)
Sheep
breeding 3)
4)
Poultry
breeding 4)
98,2
102,1
101,4
100,2
99,4
99,9
93,7
103,7
104,8
117,7
114,3
104,2
95,7
99,9
100,5

56
.

.

.
2) .
3) , .
4) .
1)
1)
Indices computed on the basis of the index list that

includes 56 major agricultural products, the production
which is statistically established. Three-year fluctuating
average values of producer prices on the level of Republic of Serbia were taken as weighting coefficients.
Total agricultural production index was computed on the
basis of final net production.
2)
Increase of cattle and cows milk production.

Increase of sheep, wool and sheep milk production.
Increase of poultry and eggs production.
3)
4)
57
2016.
CROP PRODUCTION
Republic of Serbia
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
, . t / Production, tonnes thousand

2086
2 609
2399
2690
2387
11
13
11
13
12
7 207
6 480
3 533
5864
7952
378
432
366
513
509
8
8
7
8
9
3551
3004
2 483
3180
3507
887
892
578
767
592
328
442
297
569
401
329
371
244
458
336
172
194
149
200
122
Wheat
Rye
Maize
Sunflower
Tobacco
Sugar beet
Potatoes
Plums
Apples
Grapes
ha, t / Yield per ha, t

4,2
4,0
4,3
2,5
2,4
2,8
6,2
3,6
6,0
2,5
2,0
2,7
1,6
1,4
1,6
50,7
35,9
47,8
16,5
11,1
15,1
5,6
3,8
7,3
16,1
10,3
19,3
8,7
7,0
9,4
Wheat
Rye
Maize
Sunflower
Tobacco
Sugar beet
Potatoes
Plums
Apples
Grapes
3,4
2,2
7,1
2,2
1,8
50,0
16,8
4,1
14,7
7,6
3,9
2,1
7,5
2,9
1,9
54,7
11,4
5,2
14,2
5,8
, 20072014.
Crop production in the Republic of Serbia, 20072014
58
NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK
Republic of Serbia
Heads, thousand
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
938
3 489
1 475
20 156
937
3 287
1 460
19 103
921
3139
1635
18234
913
3144
1616
17860
920
3236
1748
17167
Cattle
Pigs
Sheep
Poultry
1.
As of 1 December
, 20072014.
Number of livestock in Republic of Serbia, 20072014
MEAT AND MILK PRODUCTION
, . t
1), .
1)
Republic of Serbia
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
96
269
23
84
81
271
24
103
82
252
22
94
70
249
30
92
73
258
27
94
1 471
1 445
1454
1433
1476
1)
Meat, t thousand
Beef
Pork
Mutton
Poultry
Milk 1), litres mill.
Total
Cows and sheep milk for human consumption and

processing.
59

of Serbia 2011
FORESTRY
FOREST AREA
, ha
Total
2014
2 168 746
61 626
123 811
963 740
1 019 569
...
State
953 218
15 243
118 743
400 578
418 654
...
Private
1215528
46 383
5 788
563 162
600 915
...
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
/ Beogradski region
/ Region Vojvodine

Region umadij i Zapadne Srbije

Region June i Istone Srbije


By ownership
State
1 999
2 137
2 075
2 167
2 173
72
604
888
243
799
332
852
609
243
805
47
...
...
...
...
...
DAMAGE TO FORESTS, 20102014
Republic of Serbia
2011
2012
2013
2014
24 644
3 641
3 281
8 141
27 199
391
2 583
18 619
17 601
258
13 056
29 960
26 086
438
29 861
41 107
3 358
5 765
17 556
2 036
24 570
7 460
63 118
561
7 343
14 769 By plant diseases, m3

By fire 2)
284
ha
10 256
m3
: , , ,
.
2) .
1)
60

By species

Broad-
Private
Conifers
leaved
697
2 409
287
696
2 563
270
561
2 345
291
513
2 330
350
506
2 295
384
3
73
2
17
618
3
1 131
Beogradski region
Region Vojvodin
Region umadij i Zapadne Srbije
Region June i Istone Srbije
Republic of Serbia, m3 thousand
Gross
volume,
total
2 696
2 833
2 636
2 680
2 679
75
621
, 20102014.
, m3
8 501

5 380
1)
3
, m
, m3
4 070
14 902
3
, m

5 093
, m3
2)
ha
503
m3
57
2014
FELLED TIMBER
, . m3
2010
Republic of Serbia, ha
1) Covered
Illicit felling, m3
Other damages, caused
by man 1), m3
By pests, m3
By inclement weather, m3
is theft of forest assortments, illicit pasture, illicit

occupation, environmental pollution and other damages
caused by man.
2) Covered is damage by fire in private forests.

ENERGY
Statistical INDUSTRY
Pocketbook ofAND
the Republic
of Serbia 2016

, 2013.
PRIMARY ENERGY PRODUCTION, 2013

1)

479877
321168
39071
100
67
8
52899
11
46691
19676
188
184
10
4
0
0
1)
1)
Final household consumption is taken over from

Ministry of mining and energy.

, 2013.
TRANSFORMATION OUTPUT, 2013
288822
138061
104486
34313
9314
2648
%
100
48
36
12
3
1

, 2013.
1)
Republic of Serbia
Petroleum refining products
Thermal-electricity
Heat
Coal transformation
Charcoal, wood pellets and briquettes
ENERGY AVAILABLE FOR FINAL

CONSUMPTION, 2013

e

1)

Republic of Serbia
Coal
Hydro-electricity
Crude oil and natural
gas liquid
Wood fuels 1)
Natural gas
Geothermal energy
Biogas
375636
131189
96850
46619
27681
30046
42980
187
84
100
35
26
13
7
8
11
0
0
Republic of Serbia
Petroleum refining products
Electricity
Natural gas
Coal and coal products
Heat
Wood fuels 1)
Geothermal energy
Biogas
1) Final
household consumption is taken over from

Ministry of mining and energy.
61
2016.
, 20042014. (2010=100)
Industrial production in Republic of Serbia, 20042014 (2010=100)

, 20102014.
BASE INDICES OF INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION BY MIGs AND
CA SECTIONS, 20102014
2010 = 100
2010 = 100
.
, ,

62
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
100,0
100,0
102,5
105,6
100,2
98,9
105,6
112,0
98,8
92,5
100,0
103,7
97,6
96,2
93,1
100,0
106,8
112,6
143,7
137,8
100,0
83,3
88,1
100,0
100,4
100,0
98,9
101,7
98,3
99,1
100,0
109,8
109,9
115,8
96,5
100,0
99,8
98,9
103,5
102,1
100,0
109,7
101,9
110.3
88,1
Industry total
Energy
Intermediate goods,
except energy
Capital goods
Durable consumer
goods
Nondurable consumer
goods
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, steam
and air conditioning
supply

,
20102014.
INDICES OF INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION BY ACTIVITIES,
20102014
= 100
Previous year = 100
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
101,2
97,1
102,5
105,6
97,8
93,6
105,5
113,2
93,5
82,6
Industry total
Energy
107,6
103,7
94,1
99,0
96,8
Intermediate goods,
except energy
92,0
106,8
105,5
127,6
95,9
100,8
83,3
105,8
113,6
100,4
101,8
98,9
102,9
96,7
100,9
103,8
99,4
109,8
107,4
100,0
93,1
105,3
105,4
83,4
74,2
134,9
125,4
109,6
101,9
95,5
Capital goods
Durable consumer
goods
Nondurable
consumer goods
Mining and quarrying
Mining of coal and lignite
Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas
103,0
113,7
121,3
113,1
93,8
Mining of metal ores
109,0
102,7
91,8
83,4
105,8
102,6
99,8
99,1
104,8
98,6
101,3
97,1
100,7
95,4
104,5
98,0
102,6
103,4
92,7
99,5
107,7
91,9
93,3
92,7
97,5
113,2
88,2
98,1
97,7
80,7
99,0
104,4
110,4
95,0
99,4
98,2
101,4
87,7
94,5
87,4
80,1
110,1
120,1
99,7
112,4
110,3
112,3
105,2
99,9
101,5
108,8
94,6
100,7
96,6
95,4
96,9
85,7
95,3
148,2
98,3
Other mining and

quarrying
Manufacturing
Manufacture of food
products
Manufacture of beverages
Manufacture of tobacco
products
Manufacture of textile
Manufacture of wearing
apparel
Manufacture of leather
and related products
Manufacture of wood and
of products of wood and
cork, except furniture
Manufacture of paper
and paper products
Printing and
reproduction of
recorded media
Manufacture of coke
and refined petroleum
products
63
2016.

,
20102014.
INDICES OF INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION BY ACTIVITIES,
20102014
()
= 100
,

,

, ,

e, ,

64
(continued)
Previous year = 100
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
121,9
99,8
81,6
123,9
87,1
98,9
107,2
112,5
104,7
100,4
100,8
98,0
118,4
92,2
99,8
100,2
104,8
93,0
86,3
103,1
121,1
96,3
53,3
92,2
108,5
107,6
108,8
112,6
105,3
75,3
71,6
124,2
98,0
55,6
108,6
111,7
108,5
99,3
111,2
97,6
Manufacture of chemicals
and chemical products
Manufacture of basic
pharmaceutical products
and pharmaceutical
preparations
Manufacture of rubber
and plastic products
Manufacture of other
nonmetallic mineral
products
Manufacture of basic
metals
Manufacture of fabricated
metal products, except
machinery and equipment
Manufacture of
computer, electronic
and optical products
Manufacture of
electrical equipment
88,7
109,1
103,8
65,8
129,0
Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c
95,3
124,3
116,5
239,3
97,1
84,9
54,5
80,2
66,5
96,7
102,4
79,8
103,4
98,6
95,6
Manufacture of motor
vehicles, trailers and
semitrailers
Manufacture of other
transport equipment
Manufacture of furniture
81,4
92,2
102,3
119,7
92,1
Other manufacturing
96,3
79,5
89,0
100,4
85,0
95,6
109,7
92,9
108,1
79,9
95,6
109,7
92,9
108,1
79,9
Repair and installation of

machinery and equipment
supply
supply

CONSTRUCTION

INDICES OF CONSTRUCTION

= 100
Republic of Serbia
Previous year = 100
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
84,8
97,3
122,8
104,5
82,1
80,1
93,7
118,9
101,2
79,4
2014
Value of construction
106,6 works accomplished,
current prices
Value of construction
102,5 works accomplished,
constant prices
CONSTRUCTION
WORKS COMPLITED
Republic of Serbia
RSD thousand
2011
2012
2013
2014
220 943 754 230 776 211 189 512 803 201 966 895 Total
101 962 572 106 250 805 85 776 110 86 740 490 Buildings
Residential
39 895 755 42 575 342 31 861 715 29 371 639

buildings
Non-residential
62 066 817 63 675 463 53 914 395 57 368 851

buildings
Civil engineering
118 964 182 124 517 167 103 673 596 115 053 660
works
Transport
73 359 883 76 496 528 66 551 053 76 411 613
infrastructures
,
Pipelines,

32 849 154 32 159 832 28 019 670 27 721 342 communication and

electric power lines
Complex industrial
7 229 569 10 860 001

6 905 742
9 311 175
structures
Other civil
5 525 576
5 000 806
2 197 131
1 609 530 engineering
works
65
2016.
NEW CONSTRUCTIONS,
COMPLETED
- , ,

1)
Republic of Serbia
.
Unit of
measure
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
. m2
thous. m2
2014
Buildings
24257
1778
15678
990
3163
86
One-dwelling buildings
12407
893
Two- and more dwelling

buildings
108
10
8579
789
453
36
Hotels and similar

buildings
1885
89
Business buildings
1623
158
179
10
2869
388
. m2
thous. m2
775
62
Culture, public entertainment, education, hospitals

and other health care
institution buildings
. m2
thous. m2
795
45
Other non-residential
buildings
km
6873
334
km
km route
km
km
km
km
124
3253
2050
168
1838
182
105
3
81
1999.
.
66
20042014
1)
Residential
Collective buildings
Non-residential
Wholesale and retail trade

store buildings
Traffic and communication
buildings
Industry buildings and
warehouses
Civil engineering works

Highways, roads and
streets
Railways
Gas pipelines
Water pipelines
Hot water pipelines
Sewerage system
Since 1999 the contractors from Kosovo and

Metohija have not been included.
CONSTRUCTED DWELLINGS
706 449
Republic of Serbia

1000
Constructed dwellings
Dwellings
per 1000 inhabitants
noncompleted
...
1,7
37 320
3,4
67 181
6,2
127 926
5,5
109 861
4,2
39 490
1,0
26 793
2,6
22 138
2,5
17 346
2,1
13 514
1,9
11 010
1,6
1)2)
DWELLING FUND, BY CENSUSES1)2)

Dwellings completed
, m2
Number
Area, m2
11 718
647 000
26 303
1 300 901
51 773
3 044 700
50 267
3 607 648
41 547
3 075 399
10 372
809 477
18 648
1 252 738
18 449
1 184 689
15 223
945 145
13 505
852 488
1953
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
11 097

,
.
Number of
dwellings, thous.
,
. m2
Floor space,
thous. m2
, m2
Average floor
space, m2
Republic of Serbia

1
1
, m2
Average number
Average floor of occupants per
space per
dwelling
capita, m2
10,7
4,3
31.03.1961
1 765
81 953
46,4
31.03.1971
2 154
104 631
48,6
12,4
3,9
31.03.1981
2 581
155 121
60,1
16,8
3,6
31.03.1991
2 852
192 144
67,4
19,6
3,4
31.03.2002
2 744
181 206
66,0
23,9
2,8
30.09.2011
3 013
217 849
72,3
30,6
2,4
1)
1961. 1981.
, 1991,
2002. 2011.
. 1991.
, 2002. 2011.

.
2)
1)
2)
The census data in the period from 1961 to 1981 relate to the
and 2011 censuses do not contain the data for the AP Kosovo and Metohija. 1991 Census was boycotted by the majority
of the Albanian population, while in 2002 and 2011 there were
no adequate conditions on the territory of the south Serbian
province for the implementation of the census.
Housing stock covers both occupied and vacant dwellings intended for permanent residence.
67
2016.

1)
CONSTRUCTION WORKS
ABROAD 1)
RSD thousand

Value of contracted works

Value of works done
2011
2012
2013
2014
16 757 673
30 108 771
36 881 845
35 405 778
15 050 263
17 426 922
33 614 169
28 224 451

Value of works done by continents
/ Europe
4 223 440
9 711 655
24 261 759
18 056 931
/ Asia
3 776 906
2 821 978
1 056 060
905 719
/ Africa
5 160 489
3 508 014
5 205 155
5 125 368
27 789
1 889 428
1 385 275
3 063 406
4 136 433
/ North America
/ South America
1)
1 USD
(2011 = 79,2802 ; 2012 = 80,8662 ;
2013 = 86,1763 ; 2014 = 83,1282 ).
68
1)
Value of works converted by USD exchange rate.

(2011 = 79.2802 RSD; 2012 = 80.8662 RSD;
2013 = 86.1763 RSD; 2014 = 83.1282 RSD ).

EXTERNAL
TRADEof Serbia 2016
of the Republic

EXTERNAL TRADE BALANCE

. USD

(%)
Republic of Serbia
USD million
2011
2012
2013
2014
11 779
19 862
-8 083
11 228
18 929
-7 701
14 611
20 551
- 5 940
14 843
20 609
- 5 766
59,30
59,32
71,10
72,02

, 2015.
Country
/ Total
/ Italy
/ Germany

/ Romania

Russian Federation

Republic of Montenegro

Republic of Macedonia
2015
13 365 Exports
18 216 Imports
- 4 851 Deficit
Exports-imports ratio
73,36
(%)
TOP TEN EXTERNAL TRADE

PARTNERS OF THE
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA, 2015
Exports
.
USD
USD
%
million
Imports
Country
.
USD
USD
million
18 216
2 256
100
12,4
13 365
2 163
100
16,2
/ Total
/Germany
1 673
12,5
/ Italy
1 923
10,6
1 749
9,6
1 541
8,5
1 172
8,8

Russian Federation
745
5,6
/ China
724
5,4
/ Hungary
867
4,8
679
5,1
/ Poland
762
4,2
523
3,9
/ Turky
579
3,2
/ Croatia
443
3,3
/ Slovenia
549
3,0
/ Slovenia
417
3,1
/ France
534
2,9
/ France
410
3,0
/ Austria
533
2,8
69
2016.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA BY SITC
. USD
USD million
/ Exports
2013
2014
2015
/ Imports
2012
2013
2015
11 230 14 843 13 365 20 543 20 609 18 216 Total

2 096 2 366 2 086 1168 1 246 1 084 Food and live animals

286
398
441
209
206
215 Beverages and tobacco
,
Crude materials,
560
543
448
635
632
718
,
inedible, except fuels
,
Mineral fuels, lubricants

401
553
380 3 117 2 894 2 074
and related materials

Animal and vegetable
196
151
157
66
57
49
,
oils, fats and waxes
.
Chemicals and related
910 1 195 1131 3 118 2 971 2621
, . .
products, n.e.c.

Manufactured goods

2 574 3 108 2871 3 512 3 625 3 223
classified by material

Machinery and
2 546 4 465 3 885 5 649 5 142 4 798

transport equipment

Miscellaneous manu1 553 1 942 1 762 1 548 1 587 1 312
factured articles
Commodities n.e.c. in
108
122
204 1 521 2 249 2 122
, . 4
the SITC Rev. 4
, 2015.
Top five sections by share in exports and imports, 2015
/ Exports
70
/ Imports
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS STRUCTURE
Republic of Serbia
/ Exports
2014
2015
/ Imports
2014
2015
BEC / By BEC destination
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0

7,7
9,1
10,4
11,9
52,4
52,8
60,3
57,4

39,9
38,1
18,5
19,1
BEC
0,0
0,0
10,8
11,6
Total
Means of labour
Reproduction
Consumables
Unclassified by BEC
/ By national economic development
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
Total

56,5
57,2
59,2
59,3
Industrial countries
94,4
94,3
93,9
92,6
EU
1,4
1,5
2,2
2,9
EFTA

Other developed
4,2
4,2
3,9
4,5
countries

43,5
42,8
40,8
40,7
Developing countries
/ By type of organization
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
Total

Limited liabilities
80,1
81,7
79,7
81,8
company
a
Joint stock company, open
0,1
0,1
0,0
0,0
type

0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
Joint stock company, other
0,7
1,1
3,2
3,5
0,9
0,9
0,6
0,6
0,0
0,2
0,1
0,1
Public enterprise
Unincorporated enterprises, sole proprietorships
Partnerships
18,2
16,0
16,4
14,0
Other organization forms
, 2014. (. USD)
Export-imports structure by national development level, 2014 (USD million)
71
2016.

, 2015.
TOP TEN EXTERNAL TRADE

ITEMS, BY NSFT, 2015
Product
/ Total
Exports
.
%
USD
USD
million
%
13 365
, , 1500 cm3
Motor cars, diesel or semi-diesel, of
cylinder capacity not exceeding
1500 cm3
,
,
Ignition wiring sets used in vehicles, aircrafts or ships
, / Maize (not including sweet corn), not milled, other
, ,
>1000=<1500 cm3
Motor cars, with spark-ignition
internal combustion reciprocating
piston engine, >1000=<1500 cm3
, , 1500
cm3 =<2500 cm3 / Motor cars,
diesel cylinder capacity exceeding
1500 cm3, = <2500 cm3
, ,
Raspberries, frozen, without sugar
Product
Republic of Serbia
Imports
. %
USD USD
million
%
100 / Total

/ Other parts and
accessories of motor vehicles
570
4,3
415
3,1
335
2,5

,
Petroleum oils and oils from
bituminous minerals, crude

Natural gas, gaseous state
318
2,4
, . .,
Medicaments, n.e.c. for retail sale
317
2,3
, , 1500
cm3 =<2500 cm3 / Motor cars,
diesel cylinder capacity exceeding
1500 cm3, = <2500 cm3

Gas oils

/ Telephones for
cellular networks or for other
wireless networks
18 216
100
993
5,5
766
4,2
540
2,9
414
2,2
287
1,5
224
1,2
178
0,9
268
2,0
, ,
/Tyres, pneumatic,
new, of a kind used on motor cars
264
1,9
, . .,
716 / Parts, n.e.c.,
suitable for use with the machines
falling within group 716
245
1,8
;

Lubricating oils, other heavy oils
132
0,7

Cigarettes containing tobacco
216
1,6
, ,
>1000=<1500 cm3
Motor cars, with spark-ignition
internal combustion reciprocating
piston engine, >1000=<1500 cm3
111
0,6
1,5

Wire of refined copper
110
0,6
T (Fe, )
, >=600 mm,
Flat-rolled products of iron or
non-alloy steel, hot-rolled, not clad,
of a width>=600mm in coils
72
201
, , 2015. (. USD)
Top five products in ET, by CT, 2015 (USD million)
73

DOMESTIC TRADE

, 20102014.
SHOPS AND TURNOVER IN

TRADE, 20102014
Republic of Serbia
, ,
.
, 47
Retail trade, CA 47
1)

1),
,
.
.
Turnover 1),
Stores
Turnover 1)
RSD mill.
per store,
RSD thous.
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

1)
90 690 1 229 199

90 305 1 007 968
84 273
988 130
71 200*
937 979
58 762
960 287
33 222
616 478
25 540
2010. .
343 809
Turnover, current prices,

RSD million

,
,
46
45
Wholesale
Wholesale and
trade,
retail trade of
CA 46
motor vehicles,
CA 45
13 554
11 162
11 725
13 174*
16 342
18 556
1 763 037
2 022 707
2 259 030
2 278 300
2 209 689
1 824 033
13 462
385 656
1) 2010
247 478
207 022
202 200
198 251
193 125
144 901
48 224
prices.
, 47 , 20102014.
Retail trade development indices, CA 47 20102014
74
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Srbija sever
Srbija jug

Statistical
Pocketbook
of the Republic
of Serbia 2012
CATERING
TRADE
AND TOURISM

, 20102014.
CATERING CAPACITIES AND

TURNOVER, 20102014
Accommodation
establishments
Republic of Serbia
Rooms
,
,
. ,
Beds,
Turnover,
Beds, total permatotal RSD
nent
million
,
2010
1 021
48 041
119 427
115 368
55 002
2010
2011
1 038
50 755
127 664
123 826
58 220
2011
2012
1 021
46 020
113 385
103 963
60 841
2012
2013
911
43 657
107 256
102 793
64 685
2013
2014
834
43 603
102 940
98 589
65 105
2014
337
15 403
33 292
31 800
36 786
Srbija sever
497
28 200
69 648
66 789
28 319
Srbija jug
,
20102014.
TOURIST ARRIVALS AND

OVERNIGHT STAYS, 20102014
thous.
Arrivals
Overnight stays
Total
Domestic
Total
Domestic
2010
2 000
1 318
6 413
4 961
3,2
2010
2011
2 069
1 304
6 645
5 001
3,2
2011
2012
2 080
1 270
6 485
4 688
3.1
2012
2013
2 192
1271
6 567
4 579
3,0
2013
2014
2 192
1 163
6 086
3 925
2,8
2014
1 125
359
2 465
942
2,2
Srbija sever
1 067
805
3 621
2 983
3,4
Srbija jug
Average
stay
75

2016.
TRANSPORT
INFRASTRUCTURE AND CAPACITIES

Republic of Serbia

2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
/ Land transport

3 809
, km
:
1279

784
,
49
.

8 491
,
432
. t
,
872
. kW

, km
43 753
:
27 670
7 493
8 471
,
2 251
, .
110
,
448
. kW

,
3 738
,
49
. t
,
529
. kW

,
420
.
:
367
16
37
76
3 809
3 809
3 809
3 809
1 279
784
1 279
784
1 275
786
1 275
748
49
48
48
45
8 447
8 449
8 452
8 486
430
431
431
432
879
890
892
892
43 758
45 220
44 604
45 013
27 914
7 506
8 150
29 472
7 621
8 127
29 659
7 423
7 522
29 603
7 705
7 705
2 040
2 152
2 144
2 054
102
125
103
100
430
447
449
439
4 066
5 047
5696
6366
53
65
72
80
612
776
887
950
429
429
411*
423
376
15
38
375
15
39
356
15
40*
367
14
42
Railway transport
Railway line construction length, km
Of which:
electrified
Passenger coaches
Passenger seat,
thous.
Freight vehicles
Carrying capacity,
thous. t
Engine power,
thous. kW
Road transport
Roads, km
Of which:
Modern track
Crushed stone path
Beaten earthen path
Motor-coaches,
buses, number
Seats, thous.
Motor power, thous.
kW
Freight cars and
articulated vehicles,
number
Freight capacity,
thous. t
Motor power, thous.
kW
City transport
Passenger seats,
thous.
Of which: us
Trolleybuses
Tram streetcars
Statistical Pocketbook of the Republic of Serbia 2016.
INFRASTRUCTURE AND CAPACITIES

()

(continued)
Republic of Serbia
2010
,
km
,
km
2011
2012
2013
2014
374
434
434
434
434
1 300
1 420
1 473
1 480
1 480
Pipeline
transport
Oil pipeline length,
km
Gas pipeline length,
km
/ Waterway transport

1)

, km2)

, . t

,
. kW
Inland waterway
transport 1)
1 364
1 364
1 364
1 364
1 364
308
310
278
280
180
314
314
295
286
184
41
43
32
33
28
35
35
32
32
26
Navigable rivers and

canals, km 2)
Freight vessel
Carrying capacity,
thous. t
Pusher vessels and
tugs
Power,
thous. kW
/ Air transport

, t
2
12
1 332
218
2
18
1 365
350
2
14
1 279
335
2
17*
1449*
341*
2
23
1 985
701
Airport
Jets
Passenger seats
Net carrying capacity, t
/ Postal activities and telecommunications
, .
,
.
1 531
1 528
1 499
1 489
1 478
2 939
2 889
2 842
2 783
2 630
9 915
10 182
9 138
9 199
9 345
1)
1)
2)

.
150 t.
2)
Post offices
Telephone
subscribers, thous.
Mobile subscribers,
number, thous.
Respective are business units being subject of statistical

observations.
For vessels of carrying capacity over 150 t.
77
2016.
PASSENGERS AND GOODS TRANSPORT
Republic of Serbia
2010
2011
2012
2013
,
.1)
79 844
76 811
77 235
72 048
,
.
,
. t2)
6 316
6 592
6 606
6 696
25 793
24 706
7 092
7 252
, .
1)
2)
.
.
22 343 24 348*
6 752
7 504
2014
70 199 Transported passengers,
thous. 1)
7 130 Passenger km, mill.
24 706
Transported goods,
thous. t
7 611 Tonne kilometres, mill.
1) City
2) Air
transport excluded.
transport excluded.
REGISTER OF ROAD, MOTOR

VEHICLES AND TRAILERS AND
SEMI-TRAILERS
Republic of Serbia
2010
78
2012
2013
2014
8 990
10 266
12 875
22 294
25 065 Mopeds
37 946
28 869
34 362
36 403
38 102 Motorcycles
1 565 550 1 677 510 1 726 190 1 770 206 1 797 427 Passenger cars
2011
8 034
8 805
8 834
9 019
9 044
151 687
11 535
159 455
12 443
144 075
13 132
140 854
14 212
139 220
14 133
34 017
32 862
33 389
38 733
38 693
999
2 736
4 396
5 728
7 041
Buses,
motor coaches
Freight vehicles
Road tractors
Trailers and
semi-trailers
Special purpose
motor vehicles
ACCOMPANYING AND AUXILIARY

ACTIVITIES
Republic of Serbia
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
/ Railway transport
,
.
,
. t
,
. t
,
. t
6 443
Departed passengers,
thous.
4 864
5 679
5 917
7 158
6,6
6,2
4,3
5,1
5,7 Loaded goods, mill. t.
6,5
6,5
4,7
5,2
5,5 Unloaded goods, mill. t.
3,8
3,9
3,2
3,3
3,1 Goods in transit, mill. t.
/ Pipeline transport

4 893
1 567
3 327
184
4 657
1 791
2 866
209
4 650
2 119
2 531
193
5 324
2 419
2 905
143
5 026 Traffic volume

2 348
Inland traffic
Exports
2 542
Imports
137
Transit
/ Inland waterway transport

,
. t

8 112
7 965
8 131
7 692
7 269
6 899
6 391
6 630
6 418
5 966
1 213
1 573
1 501
1 274
1 303
2 160
3 526
4 964
1 841
2 977
3 330
3 283
1 846
4 328
3 320
1 824
4 341
2 290
2 373
3 491
Total turnover,
thous. t.
Turnover volume
Domestic turnover,
unloading
Exports
Imports
Transit
/ Air transport

, .
,
2 746
3 150
3 391
3 565
4 661
2 746
1 370
1 376
3 150
1 572
1 578
3 391
1 691
1 700
3 565
1 777
1 788
4 661
2 329
2 332
Total passenger traffic,

thous.
Domestic traffic, departed
International traffic
Arrived
Departed
79
2016.
ACCOMPANYING AND AUXILIARY

ACTIVITIES
()

2010
(continued)
Republic of Serbia
2011
2012
2013
2014

Cross-border traffic of road motor vehicles entered
6 371 342 6 223 566 5 560 505 5 953 275 6 200 175 Passenger cars
145 611
146 594
142 884
147 164
9 221
6 843
6 914
6 665
284 561
330 032
338 021
431 365
375 394
393 144
416 366
428 762
Buses, motor
coaches
5 163 Motorcycles
138 189
439 053 Freight vehicles

Freight vehicles,
438 701
transit
/ Road accidents and causalities

Road accidents,
14 179
14 119
13 333 13 522*
13 056 number
Casualties
(persons killed
19 982
20 040
19 090 19 118*
18 506 and injured)
/ Overloading
,
. t
Overloaded goods,
thous. t.
8 894
7 105
5 906
4 349
5 534
9 764
8 281
7 533
5 779
6 319 Handled goods
8 776
8 186
7 427
5 700
6 297
Mechanically
/ Post activities and telecommunications
291
301
311
305
298 Letter mails, mill.
, .
,
Parcels posted,
559
555
550
426
386
.
thous.
,
Payment traffic
143 754 143 341 140 098 140 923 140 519
.
operations, thous.
,
Fixed telephone
12 398
10 737
9 332
8 163
7 424
.1)
traffic, mill.1)
,
Mobile network, min.
8 882
10 240
12 121
15 376
15 897
.
mill.
1)
2009.
, 2010.
.
80
1) Until
2009, impulse was referred to as unit of physical

volume in fixed phone network, and since 2010 minute
has been adopted as referent unit.
E
E road network, Republic of Serbia
81
2016.
, 2014.
t
TOTAL TURNOVER IN PORTS, 2014
/ Republic of Serbia Total

/ Apatin
/ Baka Palanka
/ Bela Crkva
/ Beograd
20 832
1 085 159
/ Beoin
63 476
/ Bogati
152 495
/ Veliko Gradite
130 735
/ Golubac
70 866
/ Zrenjanin
70 231
/ Kladovo
/ Kovin
/ Kula
/ Novi Sad
/ Odaci
/ Panevo
/ Poarevac
/ Prahovo
/ Senta
/ Smederevo
/ Sombor
/ Srbobran
/ Sremska Mitrovica
/ Stara Pazova
/ abac
/ Other ports
82
53 191
167 723
1 189
245 766
1 682
2 549 948
146 801
1 280 096
43 648
306 450
80 547
1 424 393
16 270
3 311
213 012
2 463
200 134
6 267 073
1)
Railway network 1)
1) www.zeleznicesrbije.com
83

EDUCATION

2016.
BASIC INDICATORS
OF EDUCATION 1)

1)

Republic of Serbia
Classes
Teaching staff
Pupils / Students

Total
Total
Graduated
Full-time
1970
1980
1990
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
49 286
56 081
58 959
43 573
43 316
43 409
43 614
43 639
43 606
43 055
42 634
42 570
42 366
40 849
39 250
37 636
37 012
92 075
121 940
96 314
81 325
81 419
82 160
83 912
85 556
87 333
88 643
89 372
94 196
95 611
97 857
98 184
100 137
99 556
67 049
81 454
90 134
67 059
65 034
65 055
68 050
68 333
69 341
69 112
69 014
71 143
71 084
64 974
64 941
64 951
63 790
1 530 906
1 733 362
1 710 178
1 262 934
1 220 080
1 203 839
1 199 234
1 183 816
1 198 028
1 177 225
1 153 782
1 158 774
1 118 133
1 107 215
1 097 780
1 101 172
1 095 750
25 575
53 460
32 321
574 721
68 141 Primary education
11 437
30 767
17 826
278 181
75 710 Secondary education
15 329
13 643
242 848
50 728 Tertiary education
,
,
.
2) O 1998. .
1)
84
1)
200 333
256 439
254 923
194 194
186 450
193 288
193 034
187 243
189 886
186 108
189 678
198 310
197 738
203 752
198 396
199 120
194 579
1970
1980
1990
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
The data on number of classes, teachers and students

refer to school year, and other data to calendar year.
2) Since 1998 no data for
Kosovo and Metohija available.

, ,
Primary, secondary and tertiary (higher and university) education
/ / Pupils/Students
/ Teaching staff
LANGUAGE OF ETHNICITIES:
SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS/PUPILS
1)
Schools 1)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
4)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
1)
Republic of Serbia

Regular primary education
Classes
Pupils
2)
Teachers 2)
206
174
203
202
205
1 612
1 332
1 472
1 442
1 440
27 537
22 376
25 864
24 641
23 764
3 180
2 903
3 281
3 318
3 213
54
26
52
52
52
363
151
338
320
318
7 955
3 134
7 067
6 435
5 830
707
343
703
719
634
1
1
1
1
1
4
5
6
6
3
46
65
72
67
25
8
18
24
24
20
2) .
3) .
4)
,
.
1)
Total
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Albanian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Bulgarian 4)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Schools with classes with language of ethnicities as

teaching language.
2) Number of appearances.
3) No data for Kosovo and Metohija available.
4) Included schools with bilingual teaching, in Serbian
and Hungarian, and Serbian and Bulgarian as well.
85
2016.
SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS/PUPILS,

()

(continued)
Republic of Serbia
1)
Schools 1)
3)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
1)

Regular primary education
Classes
Pupils
105
103
109
103
106
1
948
894
883
868
870
12
15 391
15 176
15 044
14 467
14 168
187
1 838
1 920
1 977
1 910
1 905
29
25
24
24
25
23
116
111
102
87
82
1 226
1 172
1 106
1 053
991
235
227
243
252
256
2
2
2
2
2
16
16
16
16
16
170
166
159
155
145
39
56
41
39
43
12
12
10
12
12
129
123
108
118
113
2 429
2 354
2 176
2 176
2 149
267
249
215
258
239
7
6
5
7
8
36
32
19
27
26
320
309
240
288
269
86
90
78
116
87
2) .
3)
,
.
86
2)
Teachers 2)
1)
Hungarian 3)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Romani
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Romanian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Ruthenian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Slovakian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Croatian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Schools with classes with language of ethnicities

as teaching language.
2) Number of appearances.
3) Included schools with bilingual
teaching, in Serbian

()

(continued)
Republic of Serbia

Regular secondary education
1)
Schools 1)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
4)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
5)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Other education

- -
2)
pupils/
Teach
3)
Classes Students
2)
ers
Adult
Special
education
education3)
52
53
52
53
54
488
502
549
501
496
10 989
10 995
11 418
11 237
10 825
1 415
1 606
1 641
1 722
1 654
594
549
607
449
438
72
72
66
103
60
4
4
4
4
4
127
130
130
129
128
3 630
3 543
3 548
3 545
3 476
181
327
318
330
326
1
-
2
-
25
-
21
-
41
42
41
40
40
330
338
386
334
328
6 623
6 708
7 108
6 870
6 558
1 089
1 152
1 172
1 185
1 136
581
535
596
434
419
72
72
66
103
60
1)
1)
2)

.
.
3) .
4) .
5)
,
.
2)
Total
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Albanian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Bulgarian 4)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Hungarian 5)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14

Number of appearances.
3) Relative to primary and secondary education.
4) No data for Kosovo and etohia available.
5) Included schools with bilingual teaching, in Serbian
87
2016.

()

(continued)
Republic of Serbia

Regular secondary education
1)
Schools 1)
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Other education

- -
2)
pupils/
-
Classes
TeachStudents
3)
ers2)
Special
Adult
education3) education
2
2
2
2
2
8
8
8
8
8
240
214
217
208
189
37
37
38
34
34
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
4
4
63
55
58
60
59
14
15
16
22
17
2
2
2
3
3
14
14
15
15
16
345
348
372
393
392
48
47
43
79
72
13
14
11
15
19
1
2
2
3
3
3
8
6
11
12
63
127
115
161
151
25
28
54
72
69

.
2) .
3) .
1)
88
Romanian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Ruthenian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Slovakian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
Croatian
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14

Number of appearances.
3) Relative to primary and secondary education.
1)
2)
INSTITUTIONS OF PRE-PRIMARY
EDUCATION/PPE
Republic of Serbia
/ Children users
Institutions
Children aged
below 3
Children attending
Children aged 3
PPE program
to PPE
Total
2008/09
2 297
183 651
31 814
80 393
71 444
2009/10
2 364
184 066
27 667
87 021
69 378
2010/11
2 384
179 865
27 521
84 295
68 049
2011/12
2 427
184 900
29 469
88 567
66 864
2012/13
2 411
188 340
31 450
91 401
65 489
2013/14
2 436
189 304
31 949
92 643
64 712
INSTITUTIONS PROMOTING SCHOOL

STANDARD
Republic of Serbia
/ Pupils standard
Institutions
2013
2014
61
61
Users
10 486
10 199
Credits and
scholarships
beneficiaries
12 532
11 720
: ,
, , ,
.
/ Students standard
Students
centres
9
9
Users
17 570
17 129
Credits and
scholarships
beneficiaries
28 163
19 150
Source: Minsistry of education, science and techniological

development of RS, Department of tertiary education,
investments, student living standard and public procurement
89
2016.
HIGHER SCHOOLS AND

UNIVERSITIES
Republic of Serbia

Enrolled students
Teachers
Associates
1)
Budget
1)
financed
Scho ols

Total Total Female
Total
stude-
FullFullnts
All Female
time
time
students
1947/48
16
27 633
9 226 25 393
8 300
466
244
1947/48
1955/56
31
35 296 11 347 29 188
9 104
1 083
761
1 402
961
1955/56
1966/67
97
94 517 32 432 59 791 22 280
3 560
1 759
2 757 1 826
1966/67
1976/77
127 197 858 74 001 122 193 48 572
5 763
4 126
4 214 3 295
1976/77
2006/07
272 238 710 131 988 111 950 65 027
8 150
6 855
4 734 4 281
2006/07
2007/08
1942) 237 598 131 612 110 606 64 357
7 459
6 732
4 313 3 991
2007/08
2008/09
193 235 940 130 334 106 323 62 190
9 097
7 878
5 461 4 858
2008/09
2009/10
189 226 772 125 444 98 609 57 794
9 317
8 027
5 495 4 786
2009/10
2010/11
189 228 531 127 154 97 763 57 836
9 467
8 306
5 388 4 869
2010/11
2011/12
188 231 661 129 220 102 102 60 383
9 808
8 669
5 222 4 663
2011/12
2012/13
182 238 945 133 427 106 484 63 408 10 218
9 089
5 260 4 703
2012/13
2013/14
180 242 848 134 448 104 433 61 251 10 459
9 323
4 870 4 320
2013/14
2014/153)
179 241 054 134 460 103 548 61 447 10 706
9 592
4 693 4 114
2014/153)
Up to 1999/2000 academic year data are

relative to regular students.
2) 2007/2008 2) Stating from 2007/2008 organisational principle has been
applied when proving the number of schools.
.
3) .
3) Preliminary data.
1)
1999/2000.
.
90
1)
GRADUATED STUDENTS
Republic of Serbia
2013
2014
50 728
29 340
30 280
8 312
50 501
29 575
30 303
7 636
10 789
11 253
1 347
1 309
Total
All
Females
State universities
Private universities
State schools of tertiary
education
Private schools of tertiary
education
91

ICT USAGE HOUSEHOLDS
2014.
HOUSEHOLDS WITH
COMPUTER
%

Republic of Serbia
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
46,8
50,4
52,1
55,2
59,9
63,2
64,4
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
HOUSEHOLDS WITH INTERNET

CONNECTION
%

Republic of Serbia
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
36,7
39,0
41,2
47,5
55,8
62,8
63,8

BROADBAND
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
HOUSEHOLDS WITH BROADBAND

INTERNET CONNECTION
%

Republic of Serbia
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
92
22,9
27,6
31,0
38,0
43,4
55,1
56,0
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
FREQUENCY OF USE OF
COMPUTERS INDIVIDUALS

( )

2010

Republic of Serbia
2011 2012 2013 2014
43,7
50,8
40,1
54,3
38,9
55,0
36,6
56,9
29,7
62,5
2,0
2,3
2,0
2,2
1,8
3,6
3,3
4,1
4,3
6,0
2015
Never used
28,7 computer
65,8 In the last 3 months
More than 3 months and
2,2 less than 1 year ago
3,3 More than 1 year ago
FREQUENCY OF USE OF
INTERNET INDIVIDUALS
2010
/

( )

Republic of Serbia
2011 2012 2013 2014
54,1
40,9
53,0
42,2
48,4
48,4
41,5
53,5
33,1
62,1
2,7
2,2
1,6
2,7
1,9
2,3
2,7
1,6
2,3
2,9
2015
30,6 Never used Internet
65,3 In the last 3 months
More than 3 months and
1,0 less than 1 year ago
3,1 More than 1 year ago
93

2016.
SCIENCE
Total
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

ORGANISATIONS,
BY SECTORS AND
SCIENTIFIC FIELDS
Republic of Serbia
NonGovernTertiary
financial ment sector
education
sector
Non-profit
sector
2010
243
80
59
102
2010
2011
259
94
58
102
2011
2012
245
77
61
99
2012
2013
237
72
60
101
2013
2014
2014
Natural
sciences,
mathematics
Engineering
and
technology
Agricultural
sciences
Medical and
health sciences
Social
sciences
Humanities
273
112
51
104
44
18
11
14
105
73
22
19
20
64
10
44
21
12
94
Sciences

, ,

Total
All
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
EMPLOYED IN RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT,
FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME,
BY SECTORS,
SCIENTIFIC FIELDS AND SEX
Republic of Serbia

Assistant
researchers
Females
All
Females
Researchers
Females
All
19 341
19 742
19 646
2 010
21 880
9 815
10 030
9 954
19 341
10 863
12 637
13 609
13 249
9 815
15 163
6 169
6 716
6 577
12 637
7 452
1 615
1 431
1 475
6 169
1 716
760
636
667
1 615
715
3 182
1 078
1 467
508
807
222
813
192
344
97
289
49
2 153
742
1 079
375
422
113
132
93
78
53
37
22
13
11
12
47
29
25
20
4 767
2 673
2 920
1 699
235
120
2 003
1 177
1 501
908
64
34
584
339
263
152
55
27
258
184
184
139
1 125
552
296
165
100
51
435
211
364
161
10
362
210
312
174
Sciences
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Non-financial
sector
Natural
sciences,
mathematics
Engineering
and technology
Agricultural
sciences
Medical and
health sciences
Social
sciences
Government
sector
Natural
sciences,
mathematics
Engineering
and technology
Agricultural
sciences
Medical and
health sciences
Social
sciences
Humanities
95
2016.

, ,

Total
All
EMPLOYED IN RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT,
FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME,
BY SECTORS,
SCIENTIFIC FIELDS AND SEX
Republic of Serbia

Assistant
researchers
Females
All
Females
Researchers
Females
All
13 923
7 108
10 769
5 241
673
373
1 879
1 034
1 434
758
106
66
3 906
1 508
2 918
1 028
154
55
2 104
1 240
1 851
1 072
44
28
1 170
604
804
383
102
56
3 647
1 999
2 684
1 367
236
148
1 217
723
1 078
633
31
20
96
Sciences
Tertiary
education
Natural
sciences
mathematics
Engineering
and technology
Agricultural
sciences
Medical and
health science
Social
sciences
Humanities
Non-profit
sector
Agricultural
sciences
Social
sciences

( )

RESEARCH WORKS
(PROJECTS AND STUDIES)
BY SECTORS
Republic of Serbia
/ Number of scientific works
Basic
research
Total
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Experimental
development
8 987
10 698
11 493
11 279
11 992
5 152
5 661
6 413
5 785
6 878
2 095
2 779
2 995
3 271
3 463
1 740
2 258
2 085
2 223
1 651
1 227
346
562
319
4 024
2 477
1 028
519
6 721
4 054
1 861
806
20
12
E
O .

Total
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014

Applied
research
22 828 236
24 683 992
32 505 764
28 175 329
30 084 387
8 921 503
7 358 135
13 796 235
8 514
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Non-financial
sector
Government
sector
Tertiary
education
Non-profit
sector
EXPENDITURES FOR RESEARCH

WORKS, RSD thousand
Republic of Serbia
O :

f which budgetary
funds
13 272 750
15 185 376
16 215 130
16 305 139
16 823 689
1 640 000
5 790 358
9 392 390
941
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Non-financial sector
Government sector
Tertiary education
Non-profit sector
97

CULTURE

2016.
, 2014.
LIBRARIES, 2014
Republic of Serbia
Part I
Number of
libraries

Collections in libraries
Books
Titles of
periodicals
Other
collections
2553
36 322 383
896 118
1 874 787
2
209
1 523
260
559
3 070 994
4 850 594
12 149 583
2 684 829
13 566 383
76 678
439 447
135 736
183 364
60 893
679 383
277 720
284 146
337 757
295 781
, 2014.

II
Type of
library
Total
National
Tertiary education
Schools
Specialised
Public
LIBRARIES, 2014
Number of
libraries with
available esources and
services
Republic of Serbia
Part II

Acquired library collections
Books
Titles of
periodicals
Other
collections
Type of
library
818
824 850
30 293
39 372
Total
2
143
375
102
196
49 063
92 302
208 863
32 601
442 021
5 215
5 298
4 476
3 522
11 782
16 339
8 729
3 814
2 975
7 515
National
Tertiary education
Schools
Specialised
Public
98
LIBRARY USERS (MEMBERS),

LIBRARY COLLECTIONS AND
EMPLOYEES, 2014.
,

, 2014.
- e
( )
Use of library collections Employees (professional)

()
:
:
Registered
of which:
library users
Total
Total
books and
of which full(members)
brochures
time employees
1 542 940 17 471 352 13 150 350
18 264 2 926 647
443 680
265 643
691 925
33 696
533 412
1 606 693
3 283 343
200 303
9 454 366
1 226 567
3 210 618
120 102
8 149 383
: .
3 923
346
535
2 021
290
2040
521
892
225
1 939
Total
National
Tertiary
education
School
Specialized
Public
Source: National library of Serbia
1975/76
1985/86
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/144)
5 225
339
Type
of library
PROFESSIONAL THEATRES
1)
2)
, .
Theatres
Seats 1)
Performances 2)
Visitors, thous.
4 896
4 778
3 853
4 237
4 640
4 8314)
4 693
1 761
1 398
920
940
1 055
1 0184)
988
25
28
38
39
38
46
33
10 728
12 471
11 774
11 600
12 772
13 513
11 268
1)
1) Seats
2)
.
.
3) .
4)
.
2) International
and standing places.

visits included.
Data for Kosovo and Metohija not available.
4) Data provided by the Institute for cultural development
study.
3)
99
2016.
RADIO STATIONS
Republic of Serbia
-,
. 2)
-
Radio stations
Radio program, thous. hours 2)
1)
Total 1)
Public
Private
Other
Total
...
...
130
153
160
108
185
...
...
8
9
8
8
12
29
136
1 501
1 573
1 642
1 265
2010
1966
1980
20103)
2011
2012
2013
2014
8
52
190
220
220
167
251
...
...
52
58
52
51
54
-.

,

- .
3) A .
1)
1)
2)
2)
3)
Music
Talk show
program
18
86
990
1 140
1 146
877
1331
11
50
511
433
496
388
679
Radio stations program included.

Production (hours) of radio stations program included
only; recordings, internal and with/among local stations
are not included.
TV
Republic of Serbia

/ TV stations
1980
1990
20101)
2011
2012
2013
2014
1)
1)
Total 1)
Public
Private
Other
Total
3
5
95
110
115
91
123
...
...
28
33
32
29
33
...
...
64
76
81
60
87
...
...
3
1
2
2
3
A .
100
Domestic program, hours
1)
7 987
17 486
677 723
792 357
730 886
617 892
792075

Informative
program
2 943
6 487
129 076
139 713
142 809
134 919
159576
CINEMAS
Cinemas
Seats
Republic of Serbia
, .

Projections
Visitors, thous.
1000
1)
Visitors,
Total
Total
Foreign
Foreign per 1000
DomesDomesinhabitfilms
films
tic films
tic films
ants 1)
1990
20092
370
117
139 327 126 373

46 509 52 014
10 341 116 032

6 705 45 309
7 575
1 570
1 228
248
6 347
1 322
843
228
2010
126
51 580
63 549
4 605
2011
124
50 853
75 524
10 481
58 944
1 946
178
1 768
283
65 043
2 376
669
1 707
2012
20133)
121
87
49 552
33 683
93 879
50 432
347
11 442
5 437
82 437
44 995
2 403
1 214
437
151
1 966
1 063
353
179
20143)
93
36 580
56 984
10 883
46 101
1 717
590
1 127
119
1)
1) Population
2)
.
A .

.
2)
3)
3)
aged 5+.
Data obtained from the Institute for cultural heritage.
101
2016.

,
2014.
BOOKS AND BROCHURES, BY

EDITIONS AND PUBLISHERS,
2014.

Srbija sever
-
1) Total 1)
Beo- Region
gradski Vojvoregion dine

()

, ,
,
,
,
1)
11 603 7 799
885
520
Srbija jug
- For
eign
counRegion
Region tries
Region
umaKosovo
June i
dije i
i MetoIstone
Zapahija
Srbije
dne
Srbije
1 934
108
912
58
620
31
239
159
99 Total
9 General
Philosophy,
8
psychology
285
206
44
19
314
178
32
58
33
3 097 2 487
338
160
72
29
11
9 Religion, theology
331
208
65
17
38
901
576
215
47
56
800
444
218
91
44
4 424 2 888
790
383
284
24
55
124
79
57
14
566
292
102
1)
Social sciences,
general
Natural sciences
Applied sciences,
medicine,
engineering
Art
Linguistics,
philology and
literature
Archaeology,
geography,
biographies,
history
The total number of books in the Republic of Serbia

includes the publishers with head office abroad.
REGISTERED CULTURAL REALTIES

BY TYPE
2004.
Status in 2004
Total
2 639
203
Kosovo
Central Vojvodina
and
Serbia
Metohija
1451
84
780
35
408
84
85
61
16
610
277
795
69
247
353
396
192
371
41
132
174
157
71
252
20
98
131
57
14
172
8
17
48
Total
Archaeological sites
Spatial and construction
wholes
Dwelling architecture
Public architecture
Religious architecture
Military architecture
Commercial architecture
Memorials
103

PUBLIC
HEALTH
2016.
MEDICAL STAFF EMPLOYED WITH

PUBLIC HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS,
HOSPITAL BEDS AVAILABLE AND
ACTIVITIES,
20042014

,
,
20042014.

2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Republic of Serbia
Physicians
Dentists
20 211
19 685
19 644
20 066
20 668
20 825
21 103
21 079
21 102
21 103
21 144
: .
1)
.
104
Graduated
pharmacists
3 284
3 106
2 460
2 307
2 300
2 273
2 242
2 227
2 160
2 099
2 213
.
. o.,
.1)
Outpatient clinic
visits, thous.1)
1 913
1 829
1 877
1 947
2 019
2 034
2 038
2 133
2 166
2 188
2 204
43 990
45 249
41 123
41 968
44 772
45 174
45 460
43 754
42 419
42 425
42 416
Source: Public Health Institute of Serbia.

1) Visits
to physicians in clinics and consultation centres.

,
,
20042014.
MEDICAL STAFF EMPLOYED WITH

PUBLIC HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS,
BEDS AVAILABLE AND ACTIVITIES,
20042014
Republic of Serbia
Hospital beds
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
45 283
44 142
42 583
41 100
40 908
41 020
41 193
41 111
41 220
41 268
40 489
Discharges
1 087 656
1 091 725
1 089 219
1 145 610
1 214 436
1 268 862
1 303 684
1 289 462
1 287 729
1 253 263
1 284 966
: .
, .
Hospital inpatient care,
thous. days
12 054
11 580
11 235
11 014
11 159
11 145
10 972
10 743
10 492
10 242
10 423
/ Inhabitants

Per
physician
369
378
377
368
356
352
345
343
341
340
337
Per bed
165
169
174
180
180
178
177
176
175
174
176
Source: Public Health Institute of Serbia.
, 20042014.
Inhabitants per one physician and per one bed, 20042014
105

SOCIAL
INSURANCE
Statistical
Pocketbook
of Serbia 2011
,
20102014.
HEALTH INSURANCE,
20102014
2010
Republic of Serbia
thous.
2011
2012
2013
2014
() / Insured persons, average

1 815
1 818
1 822
1838
1857
Active
1 633
1 637
1 638
1680
1728
Pension and disability

insurance beneficiaries
66
60
58
50
47
1 655
1 623
1 607
1573
1526
Temporary
unemployed
Family members
/ Insurance based on

, ,
Sick leave
4 176
4 170
3 504
3649
5904
4 064
4 062
3 503
3648
5903
104
101
99
101
106
Days
Accident while working
and professional
disease
Illness
Care for family member, isolation, etc.
/ Other insurance bases

90152
91 566
84 488
96106
108627
Administered medicines
/ Hospitalisation
766
771
767
780
778
11 285
11 505
11 048
11061
10832
: .
106
Cases hospitalised
Days
Source: Health insurance fund of RS.
2011.
SOCIAL
WORK
,
2014.
SOCIAL WORK INSTITUTIONS,

2014
Republic of Serbia
Institutions

1)

2)

Beneficiaries
mployed in
institutions
Total
Female
23
5 413
2 559
1 418
10
694
318
586
1 483
613
630
105
17
97
3 131
1 611
105
Family home centers 1)
55
15 312
8 829
5 654
Institutions for adults
40
10 859
6 661
4 267
Old people homes2)
15
4 453
2 168
1 387
Institutions for adult

people with disabilities
Institutions for children

and youth
and youth without
parental care
and youth with developmental disabilities
and youth upbringing
: .
Source: Republic Social Work Office.
1) - 1) Data on beneficiaris in foster families relating to only five

centres for family housing.
.
2) .
2) Public institutions included only.
CHILDREN ALLOWANCE
Republic f Serbia
thous.
/ Beneficiariers
201
207
212
210
213
212
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
: , , .
/ Children
391
394
402
396
401
398
Source: Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and
Social Affairs.
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CRIMINAL OFFENCES
Republic of Serbia

Adults
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
1)

Minors
1)
Crime
reports 1)
Charges
Convictions
Crime
reports
Charges
Convictions
74 279
88 207
92 879
91 411
92 600
27 860
39 439
41 621
45 704
48 425
21 681
30 807
31 322
32 241
35 376
3 747
4 323
3 913
3 844
3 110
2 205
3 140
2 946
3 300
2 522
1 640
2 290
2 302
2 648
2 034
1) Proceedings
completed; unknown perpetrators included.
ECONOMIC VIOLATIONS
Republic of Serbia

Responsible persons
ConvicReports
Charges
tions
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2 348
2 387
1 712
1 862
1 719
2 988
2 751
2 592
2 791
2 228
2 002
1 689
1 782
1 941
1 679

Legal entities
Reports
Convictions
Charges
2 265
2 332
1 607
1 718
1 631
2 796
2 461
2 250
2 500
1 993
, 2014.
Convictions, adult perpetrators by penalty, 2014
108
1 945
1 567
1 535
1 707
1 504

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW
109
2016.
110

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Pocketbook
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of Serbia 2016
GEOGRAPHIC
DATA
EARTH GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES
/ Earths equatorial circumference

/ Earths polar circumference
/ Earths equatorial radius
/ Earths area
/ Earths land area
/ Earths sea area
/ Earths volume
/ Moon-Earth mid-distance
/ Earth-Sun mid-distance
40 077 km
40 003 km
6 377 km
510 . km2 / mill. km2
149 . km2 / mill. km2
361 . km2 / mill. km2
1 083 km3 / bill. km2
384 . km / thous. km
150 . km / mill. km
OCEANS AND SEAS

, . km2
Area, km2 thousand
, m
Maximum depth, m
/ Pacific Ocean
/ Bering Sea
/ South China Sea
/ Sea of Okhotsk
/ East China Sea
/ Sea of Japan
179 679
2 275
2 140
1 715
1 242
980
11 022
3 950
5 420
3 370
2 700
4 018
/ Atlantic Ocean
/ Carribbean Sea
/ Mediterranean Sea
/ North Sea
/ Baltic Sea
/ Black Sea
/ Irish Sea
/ Aegeian Sea
/ Adriatic Sea
93 800
2 600
2 559
570
412
411
210
179
135
9 219
5 505
4 404
809
427
2 243
272
2 524
1 223
/ Indian Ocean
/ Andaman Sea
/ Red Sea
74 917
790
449
7 450
3 970
2 390
/ Arctic Ocean
/ Barents Sea
/ Chukchi Sea
/ East Siberia Sea
/ Laptev Sea
13 100
1400
853
849
641
5 440
494
600
75
200
111
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, m
HIGHEST MOUNTAIN PEAKS, m
/ Europe
/ Mon Blanc
/ Asia
/ Mount Everest
/ Africa
/ Kilimanjaro
/ North America
/ McKinlley
/ South America
/ Akonkagva
/ Oceania
X / Haia
, . m2
LARGEST LAKES, m2 thousand
4 810
8 883
5 890
6 193
6 960
/ Caspian Sea
/ Higher l.
/ Viktoria l.
/ Aral l.
/ Huron l.
/ Michigan l.
/ Tanganika l.
/ Baikal l.
/ Great Bear l.
/ Great Rhone l.
5 030
km
/ Europe
/ Volga
/ Danube
/ Ural
/ Asia
/ Yangtze
/ Amur
/ Huang He
/ Mekong
/ Lena
/ Yenisey
/ Ob
/ Indus
/ Euphrates
/ Irtysh
/ Bramaputra
/ Gang
/ Africa
/ Nile
/ Zaire
/ Niger
/ Zambezi
/ North America
/ Mississippi-Missouri
/ St Lorenz
/ Yukon
/ Rio Grande
/ South America
/ Amazon
- / Parana
/ Oceania
- / Murray-Darling
112
394
82
69
64
60
58
33
31
31
28
LONGEST RIVERS
km
3 688
2 857
2 534
5 530
4 765
4 630
4 500
4 270
4 010
3 760
3 180
3 143
2 969
2 900
2 880
5 920
4 800
4 200
2 660
6 970
4 250
3 180
2 800
6 180
4 700
3 490

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CAPITAL

, 2006.
WORLD COUNTRIES: AREA AND

CAPITAL, 2006

km2
By area
km2
State
, km2
Area
/ Europe
/ Russian Federation
/ Ukraine
/ France
/ Spain
/ Sweden
/ Germany
/ Finland
/ Norway
/ Poland
/ Italy
/ United Kingdom
/ Romania
/ Belarus
/ Greece
/ Bulgaria
/ Iceland
/ Hungary
/ Portugal
/ Austria
/ Czech Republic
/ Ireland
/ Georgia
/ Lithuania
/ Latvia
/ Croatia
/ Bosnia and Herzegovina
/ Slovakia
/ Estonia
/ Denmark
/ Netherlands
/ Switzerland
/ Moldova
/ Belgium
/ Albania
17 075 200
603 700
547 030
504 782
449 964
357 021
337 030
324 220
312 685
301 230
244 820
237 500
207 600
131 940
110 910
103 000
93 030
92 391
88 361
83 858
78 866
70 280
69 700
65 200
64 589
56 542
51 129
48 845
45 226
43 094
41 526
41 290
33 843
30 510
28 748

Capital
/ Moscow
/ Kiev
/ Paris
/ Madrid
/ Stockholm
/ Berlin
/ Helsinki
/ Oslo
/ Warsaw
/ Rome
/ London
/ Bucharest
/ Minsk
/ Athens
/ Sofia
/ Reykjavik
/ Budapest
/ Lisbon
/ Belgrade
/ Vienna
/ Prague
/ Dublin
/ Tbilisi
/ Vilnius
/ Riga
/ Zagreb
/ Sarajevo
/ Bratislava
/ Tallinn
/ Copenhagen
/ Amsterdam
/ Bern
/ Chisinau
/ Brussels
/ Tirane
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CAPITAL, 2006
()

km2
State
/ Macedonia
/ Slovenia
/ Montenegro
/ Luxembourg
/ Andorra
/ Malta
/ Monaco
/ Asia
/ China
/ India
/ Kazakhstan
/ Saudi Arabia
/ Indonesia
/ Iran
/ Mongolia
/ Pakistan
/ Turkey
/ Myanmar
/ Afghanistan
/ Yemen
/ Thailand
/ Turkmenistan
/ Uzbekistan
/ Iraq
/ Japan
/ Malaysia
/ Vietnam
/ Philippines
/ Laos
/ Oman
/ Kyrgyzstan
/ Syria
/ Cambodia
/ Bangladesh
/ Tajikistan
/ Nepal
, / Korea, DPR
114
(continued)
By area
km2
, km2
Area
25 333
20 273
13 812
2 586
468
316
2
9 596 960
3 287 590
2 717 300
1 960 582
1 919 440
1 648 000
1 565 000
803 940
780 580
678 500
647 500
527 970
514 000
488 100
447 400
437 072
377 835
329 750
329 560
300 000
236 800
212 460
198 500
185 180
181 040
144 000
143 100
140 800
120 540

Capital
/ Skopje
/ Ljubljana
/ Podgorica
/ Luxembourg
/ Andorra
/ Valletta
/ Monaco
/ Peking
/ New Delhi
/ Astana
/ Riyadh
/ Jakarta
/ Tehran
/ Ulan Bator
/ Islamabad
/ Ankara
/ Rangoon
/ Kabul
/ Sanaa
/ Bangkok
/ Ashgabat
/ Tashkent
/ Baghdad
/ Tokyo
/ Kuala Lumpur
/ Hanoi
/ Manila
/ Vientiane
/ Muscat
/ Bishkek
/ Damascus
/ Phnom Penh
/ Dhaka
/ Dushanbe
/ Kathmandu
/ Pyongyang

CAPITAL, 2006

, 2006.
()

km2
(continued)
By area
km2
State
/ Korea, Reublic of
/ Jordan
/ Azerbaijan
. . / United Arab Emirates
/ Sri Lanka
/ Bhutan
/ Armenia
/ Israel
/ Kuwait
/ Qatar
/ Lebanon
/ Cyprus
/ Singapore
/ Bahrain
/ Africa
/ Sudan
/ Algeria
, . . / Congo, Dem. Rep. of
/ Libya
/ Chad
/ Niger
/ Angola
/ Mali
/ South Africa
/ Ethiopia
/ Mauritania
/ Egypt
/ Tanzania
/ Nigeria
/ Namibia
/ Mozambique
/ Zambia
/ Somalia

Central African Republic
/ Botswana
/ Madagascar
/ Kenya
, km2
Area
98 480
92 300
86 600
82 880
65 610
47 000
29 800
20 770
17 820
11 437
10 400
9 250
693
665
2 505 810
2 381 740
2 345 410
1 759 540
1 284 000
1 267 000
1 246 700
1 240 000
1 219 912
1 127 127
1 030 700
1 001 450
945 087
923 768
825 418
801 590
752 614
637 657

Capital
/ Seoul
/ Amman
/ Baku
/ Abu Dhabi
/ Colombo
/ Thimphu
/ Yerevan
/ Jerusalem
/ Kuwait City
/ Doha
/ Beirut
/ Nicosia
/ Singapore
/ Al-Manamah
/ Khartoum
/ Algiers
/ Kinshasa
/ Tripolis
/ N'Djamena
/ Niamey
/ Luanda
/ Bamako
/ Pretoria
/ Addis Ababa
/ Nouakchott
/ Cairo
/ Dodoma
/ Abuja
/ Windhoek
/ Maputo
/ Lusaka
/ Mogadishu
622 984
/ Bangui
600 370
587 040
582 650
/ Gaborone
/ Antananarivo
/ Nairobi
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CAPITAL, 2006
()

km2
(continued)
By area
km2
F
State
/ Cameroon
/ Morocco
/ Zimbabwe
/ Congo
/ Ivory Coast
/ Burkina Faso
/ Gabon
/ Guinea
/ Ghana
/ Uganda
/ Senegal
/ Tunisia
/ Malawi
/ Benin
/ Liberia
/ Sierra Leone
/ Togo
/ Guinea-Bissau
/ Lesotho
/ Equatorial Guinea
/ Burundi
/ Rwanda
/ Swaziland
/ Gambia
/ Comoros
/ Mauritius
, km2
Area
475 440
446 550
390 580
342 000
322 460
274 200
267 667
245 857
239 460
236 040
196 190
163 610
118 480
112 620
111 370
71 740
56 785
36 120
30 355
28 051
27 830
26 338
17 363
11 300
2 170
2 040
/ North and Central America

/ Canada
9 984 670
/ USA
9 629 091
/ Greenland
2 175 600
/ Mexico
1 972 550
/ Nicaragua
129 494
/ Honduras
112 090
/ Cuba
110 860
/ Guatemala
108 890
/ Panama
78 200
/ Costa Rica
51 100
/ Dominican Rep.
48 730
116

Capital
/ Yaounde
/ Rabat
/ Harare
/ Brazzaville
/ Yamoussoukro
/ Ouagadougou
/ Libreville
/ Conakry
/ Accra
/ Kampala
/ Dakar
/ Tunis
/ Lilongwe
/ Porto-Novo
/ Monrovia
/ Freetown
/ Lome
/ Bissau
/ Maseru
/ Malabo
/ Bujumbura
/ Kigali
/ Mbabane
/ Banjul
/ Moroni
/ Port Louis
/ Ottawa
/ Washington
/ Gothab
/ Mexico City
/ Managua
/ Tegucigalpa
/ Havana
/ Guatemala City
/ Panama City
/ San Jose
/ Santo Domingo

CAPITAL, 2006

, 2006.
()

km2
(continued)
By area
km2
State
/ Haiti
/ Belize
/ El Salvador
/ Bahamas
/ Jamaica
/ Puerto Rico
/ Trinidad and Tobago
/ Guadeloupe
/ Martinique
/ Netherlands Antilles
/ St. Lucia
/ Antigua and Barbuda
/ Barbados
/ Grenada
/ Bermuda
, km2
Area
27 750
22 966
21 040
13 940
10 991
8 875
5 128
1 779
1 128
800
616
443
431
344
53

Capital
-- / Port-au-Prince
/ Belmopan
/ San Salvador
/ Nassau
/ Kingston
/ San Juan
/ Port of Spain
- / Basse-Terre
/ Fort-de-France
/ Willemstad
/ Castries
/ St. John's
/ Bridgetown
/ St. George's
/ Hamilton
/ South America
/ Brazil
/ Argentina
/ Peru
/ Colombia
/ Bolivia
/ Venezuela
/ Chile
/ Paraguay
/ Ecuador
/ Guyana
/ Uruguay
8 511 965
2 766 890
1 285 220
1 138 910
1 098 580
912 050
756 950
406 750
283 560
214 970
176 220
/ Brasilia
/ Buenos Aires
/ Lima
/ Bogota
/ La Paz
/ Caracas
/ Santiago
/ Asuncion
/ Quito
/ Georgetown
/ Montevideo
/ Oceania
/ Australia
/ Papua New Guinea
/ New Zealand
/ Vanuatu
/ Samoa
/ Solomon Islands
/ Fiji
7 686 850
462 840
268 680
12 200
2 944
28 450
18 270
/ Canberra
/ Port Moresby
/ Wellington
- / Port-Vila
/ Apia
/ Honiara
/ Suva
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, 2013.
Country
/ Europe
/ Austria
/ Belgium
/ Belarus
/ Bulgaria
/ United Kingdom
/ Greece
/ Estonia
/ Italy
/ Latvia
/ Lithuania
/ Hungary
/ Germany
/ Portugal
/ Romania

Russian Federation
/ Slovakia
/ Slovenia
2)
Republic of Serbia 2)
/ Ukraine
/ Finland
/ France
/ Netherlands
/ Croatia
, / Czech Republic
/ Switzerland
/ Sweden
/ Spain
1)
2)
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STATISTICS OF POPULATION, 2013
1000
1000
Life expectancy
.
Population
Natural
Infant
number,
increase, deaths per
Male
Female
thous.
per 1000 1000 live
inhabitants
births
8 477
11 162
9 466
7 265
64 102
11 028
1 318
60 234
2 013
2 958
9 894
80 646
10 547
19 986
0,0
1,5
-0,8
-5,2
3,2
-1,6
-1,3
-1,4
-4,0
-3,9
-3,8
-2,6
-2,3
-3,2
3,1
3,5
3,4
7,3
3,7
2,9
4,4
3,7
5,0
3,3
2,9
9,2
78,5
67,3
72,7
79,8
69,5
68,5
72,0
76,9
71,2
83,6
77,9
81,4
84,6
79,0
79,4
78,7
82,8
78,3
143 507
5 413
2 059
0,2
0,5
0,9
5,5
2,9
72,9
77,0
79,6
83,2
7 164
45 553
5 410
63 794
16 804
4 256
10 511
8 089
9 600
46 593
-4,8
-3,5
1,2
3,5
1,8
-2,5
-0,2
2,2
2,4
0,8
6,3
8,0
1,8
3,5
4,1
2,5
2,7
2,7
72,5
66,3
75,2
80,0
77,7
76,2
81,1
85,6
1)
2)
Source: UN Demographic Yearbook 2014

1)

, 2013.
()
Country
/ Asia
/ Japan
/ China
/ Africa
/ Algeria
/ Egypt
/ America
/ Brazil
/ Mexico
/ USA
/ Canada
/ Oceania
/ Australia
/ New Zealand
1)
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INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW1):
STATISTICS OF POPULATION, 2013
(continued)
1000
1000
Life expectancy
.
Population
Natural
Infant
number,
increase, deaths per
Male
Female
thous.
per 1000 1000 live
inhabitants
births
127 339
1 357 380
-1,9
4,9
2,1
80,2
86,6
38 297
84 629
24,9
14,8
76,5
77,6
201 033
118 395
316 129
35 154
13,2
4,2
3,7
12,8
6,0
71,3
71,7
76,4
78,5
77,4
81,2
23 135
4 442
6,9
6,6
3,6
4,4
80,1
79,7
84,3
83,2
1)
Source: UN Demographic Yearbook 2014
119
2016.
GROSS
DOMESTIC
PRODUCT

, 2014.1)
()
(estimates)
2),%
Expenditure of Gross domestic product 2), %
, .
USD

Total,
General
USD
governExternal baHousehold
Gross
million
ment final
lance of goconsumpcapital
consumpods and
tion expenformation
tion exservices
diture
penditure
/ Europe
/ Austria
/ Belgium

/ Bulgaria

United Kingdom
/ Greece
/ Denmark
/ Italy
/ Hungary
/ Macedonia
/ Germany
/ Norway
/ Poland
/ Portugal

Russian Federation
/ Slovenia
3)4)
Republic of Serbia3)4)
/ Finland
/ France
/ Netherlands
/ Croatia
436 888
531 547
54
52
20
24
23
23
4
1
18 491
86
22
18
-26
56 718
63
16
21
-1
2 988 893
65
20
17
-2
235 574
346 119
2 141 161
138 347
11 319
3 868 291
500 519
544 959
230 117
70
48
61
50
70
55
41
60
66
20
26
20
20
17
19
22
18
19
12
20
16
22
30
19
28
20
15
-3
6
3
7
-17
7
9
1
0
1 849 940
54
19
21
49 491
53
19
20
44 143
76
18
18
-11
272 217
2 829 192
879 319
57137
55
55
45
60
25
24
26
20
21
22
18
18
-1
-2
11
2
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www.un.org.
100
.
3) 1999.

,
().
2)
4) :
120
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT

MARKET PRICES, 2014 1)
1) Source:
www.un.org.
The sum could be other than 100, due to rounding and
statistical discrepancy.
3) Starting from 1999 the Statistical Office of the Republic
of Serbia has not at disposal and may not provide available certain data relative to AP Kosovo and Metohija
and therefore these data are not included in the coverage for the Republic of Serbia (total).
4) Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia.
2)

, 2014.1)

()
()
,
. USD
Total,
USD
million
/ Montenegro
,
Czech Republic
/ Switzerland
/ Sweden
/ Spain
/ Asia
/ Azerbaijan
/ Israel
/ India
/ Indonesia
/ Iran
/ Japan
/ China
/ Malaysia
/ Pakistan
/ Thailand
/ Turkey
/ Philippines
/ Africa
/ Algeria
/ Ghana
/ South Africa
/ Morocco
/ Mauritania
(continued)
(estimates)
2),%

General
Gross
ment final
consumpods and
tion expenformation
tion exservices
diture
penditure
4 588
80
19
20
205 270
49
19
25
701 037
571 090
1381 342
54
46
58
11
26
19
23
24
20
11
4
3
75 193
305 673
2 054 941
888 538
425 326
4 602 419
10 430 590
326 933
251 255
404 824
798414
284582
46
56
60
57
54
61
38
52
80
60
69
72
11
23
11
10
11
21
14
13
12
17
15
11
26
20
32
35
31
22
46
25
14
24
20
20
17
1
-3
-1
5
-3
3
10
-7
-1
-4
-2
213 518
37 177
349 819
110 009
5 092
36
57
61
60
48
19
18
20
20
15
46
26
20
32
46
-1
-1
-2
-13
-10
1) :
1) Source:
2)
www.un.org.
100
.
2)
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, 2014.1)
()
()
,
. USD
Total,
USD
million

North and Central America
/ Guatemala
/ Canada
/ Mexico
/ USA

South America
/ Argentina
/ Brazil
/ Venezuela
/ Ecuador
/ Colombia
/ Panama
/ Uruguay
/ Chile
/ Oceania
/ Australia
/ New Zealand
(continued)
(estimates)
2),%

General
Gross
ment final
consumpods and
tion expenformation
tion exservices
diture
penditure
58 827
1 785 387
1 294 695
17 348 072
86
56
68
68
11
21
12
15
14
24
22
20
-10
-1
-1
-4
543 490
2 346 523
509 968
100 917
377 740
49 166
57 471
258 062
64
62
59
59
61
60
67
64
16
20
19
14
18
11
14
13
20
20
25
29
26
29
21
21
0
-2
-3
-1
-5
0
-3
2
1 471 439
198 652
56
58
18
19
26
23
0
1
1) :
1) Source:
2)
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.
2)
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EXCHANGE
RATESof Serbia 2016
of the Republic
1)
EXCHANGE RATES 1)
,
USD
USD RSD/national currency exchange rate,

end of year
Currency
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
/ Albania
/ lek
104,50
105,00
101,00
112,80
127,70
/ Austria
/ euro
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ Belgium
/ euro
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ Bulgaria

United Kingdom
/ Greece
/ leva
pound
/ euro
krone
/ euro
1,51
1,48
1,42
1,61
1,79
0,65
0,62
0,61
0,64
0,68
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
5,76
5,62
5,41
6,11
6,82
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ euro
forint
denar
/ euro
krona
/ zloty
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
240,00
219,00
214,70
258,20
286,80
46,70
46,86
44,75
50,35
56,32
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
6,02
5,56
6,12
7,44
8,69
3,44
3,07
3,01
3,53
3,87
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
3,30
3,33
3,23
3,67
4,15
32,22
30,24
32,57
57,05
72,46
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ Europe
/ Denmark
/ Ireland
/ Italy
/ Hungary
Macedonia
/ Germany
/ Norway
/ Poland
/ Portugal / euro
/ Roma / Romania
nian leu

Russian Federation
ruble

Slovakia
koruna
:
,
.
1) ,
( )
, .
Source: Single data source is United Nations Treasury

UN Operational Rates of Exchange, as of the end
of year.
1) Unless otherwise stated, the table refers to the middle
market rate (mean value of selling and buying rates), as
of the end of year.
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1)
EXCHANGE RATES 1)
()
,
USD
Currency
/ euro
Slovenia
2) 3)
Republic of Serbia 2) 3)
RSD
/ Finland
/ euro
/ France
Netherlands
/ Croatia
,
Czech, Republic
Switzerland
/ Sweden
/ Spain
/ Asia
/ Vietnam
(continued)
end of year
2011
2013
2014
2015
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
80,87
86,18
83,13
99,46
111,25
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ euro
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ euro
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
/ kuna
koruna
franc
krona
/ euro
5,83
5,78
5,53
6,29
6,98
19,98
18,89
19,89
22,74
24,70
0,95
0,91
0,89
0,99
0,99
6,92
6,49
6,49
7,85
8,37
0,77
0,75
0,73
0,82
0,91
21036,00
20818,00
21095,00
21405,00
22480,00
3,78
3,72
3,49
3,91
3,88
52,80
54,93
61,85
63,68
66,40
11012,00
24296,00
24653,00
27073,00
30117,00
/ dong

/ Israel
New shekel
/ India
rupee
/ Iran, Islam. Rep. / rial
:
,
.
1) ,
( )
, .
2) : .
3) .
124
2012

of year.
of the end of year.
2) Source: National Bank of Serbia.
3) Data for Kosovo and Metohija are not available.
1)
EXCHANGE RATES 1)
()
,
USD
Currency
(continued)
end of year
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
/ Japan
77,80
86,07
104,93
120,67
120,45
/ China
6,33
6,24
6,07
6,23
6,49
1500,00
1499,00
1506,00
1513,00
1513,50
807.5
854,50
989,00
1027,00
1300,00
1385,00
1396,00
1615,00
1876,00
1994,50
88,15
97,58
105,53
101,09
104,84
55.26
74,37
143,57
196,04
338,00
31,77
30,64
32,88
32,96
36,08
1,89
1,79
2,16
2,32
2,91
43,41
41,10
44,40
44,72
47,07
112,90
126,90
130,75
131,27
144,05
74,64
78,08
78,40
87,21
107,08
1,63
1,90
2,37
3,22
3,81
6,01
6,19
6,94
7,15
7,83
/ yen
/ yuan
renminbi
. / Korea, Rep. / won
/ Lebanon
pound
/ Myanmar
/ kyat
/ Mongolia
tughrik
/ Pakistan
rupee
Syrian Arab Rep.

pound
/ Thailand
/ baht
/ Turkey
/ Philippines
/ Sri Lanka
/ lira
pesos
rupee
/ Africa
/ Algeria
/ Ghana
/ Egypt
dinar
new cedi
pound
:
,
.
1) ,
( )
, .

of year.
of the end of year.
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1)
EXCHANGE RATES 1)
()
,
USD

South Africa
/ Morocco
/ Tunisia

North and Central

America
Guatemala
(continued)
end of year
Currency
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
/ rand
8,20
8,49
10,43
11,62
15,27
8,52
8,41
8,16
9,01
9,88
1,48
1,54
1,64
1,86
2,03
7,80
7,95
7,87
7,61
7,62
1,02
0,99
1,07
1,16
1,39
499,10
493,10
494,10
529,00
535,33
13,70
12,81
13,08
14,70
17,17
4,27
4,91
6,50
8,56
12,95
dirham
dinar
quetzal
/ Canada
dollar
/ Costa Rica
colon
/ Cuba
pesos
.
/ Mexico
new pesos

South America
Argentina
pesos
/ Bolivia
bolivian
/ Brazil
/ real
6,89
6,96
6,94
6,86
6,91
1,85
2,05
2,35
2,68
3,85
:
,
.
1) ,
( )
, .
126

of year.
of the end of year.
1)
EXCHANGE RATES 1)
()
,
USD
2011
Currency
Venezuela
/ Ecuador
/ Colombia
/ Paraguay
/ Peru
/ Uruguay
/ Chile
bolivar
USD
USD
pesos
guarani

new sol
pesos
pesos
(continued)
end of year
2012
2013
2014
2015
1933,00
1771,00
1920,00
2378,00
3147,00
4458,00
4250,00
4594,00
4633,00
5807,60
2,7
2,55
2,78
2,99
3,41
19,93
19,04
21,50
24,05
29,85
518,00
470,00
524,00
607,00
707,00
0,99
0,97
1,12
1,23
1,37
1,30
1,22
1,22
1,28
1,45
/ ceania
/ Australia

New Zealand
dollar
dollar
:
,
.
1) ,
( )
, .

of year.
of the end of year.
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CALL NUMBERS
IN INTERNATIONAL
TELEPHONE

2016.TRAFFIC

1)
CALL NUMBERS IN INTERNATIONAL
TELEPHONE TRAFFIC1)
: 00
.
To make international calls, dial 00 country
call number city call number customer phone
number.
/ COUNTRY
/ Town
Call
number
/ Europe
/ Albania
/ Austria
/ Belorus
/ Belgium
355
43
375
32

387
/ Republic of Srpska
/ Mrkonji Grad
(0)50
/ Banja Luka
(0)51
/ Prijedor
(0)52
/ Doboj
(0)53
/ Bijeljina
(0)55
/ Zvornik
(0)56
o
(0)57
Eastern Sarajevo
/ Srbinje Foa
(0)58
/ Trebinje
(0)59
/ Brko district
(0)49
1)
www.bhtelecom.ba; www.telekomsrpske.com;
www.telekom.rs
128
/ COUNTRY
/ Town
/ Federation B&H

Central Bosnia county
/ Posavski c.
-
Zenica-Doboj county

Sarajevo county
-
Herzegovina-Bosnia county

Tuzla county
-
Herzegovina-Neretva county
-
Una-Sana county
-
Bosnia-Podrinje county

West Heryegovina county
/ Bulgaria
/ Great Britain
/ Greece
/ Denmark
/ Estonia
/ Iceland
/ Ireland
/ Italy
/ Cyprus
/ Latvia
/ Liechenstein
/ Lithuania
/ Luxembourg
/ Hungary
FYRM (R. Macedonia)

/ Malta
Call
number
030
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
038
039
359
44
30
45
372
354
353
39
357
371
423
370
352
36
389
356

/ COUNTRY
/ Town
/ Moldova
Call
number
373
/ Germany
49
/ Norway
47
/ Poland
48
/ Portugal
351
/ Romania
40

Russian Federation
/ San Marino
378
/ Slovakia
421
/ Slovenia
386
/ Ukraine
380
/ Finland
358
/ France
33
/ The Netherlands
31
/ Croatia
/ Dubrovnik
/ Varadin
/ Zadar
/ Zagreb
/ Pula
/ Rijeka
/ Split
385
20
42
23
1
52
51
21
2) / Montenegro 3)
/ Bar
/ Berane
/ Bijelo Polje
030
051
050
/ COUNTRY
/ Town
/ Budva
/ Cetinje
/ Herceg Novi
/ Kotor
/ Niki
/ Plevlja
/ Podgorica
/ Czech Republic
420
/ Spain
34
/ Sweden
46
/ Switzerland
41
/ Asia
/ Afghanistan
93
/ India
91
/ Indonesia
62
/ Iran
98
/ Iraq
964
/ Israel
972
/ Japan
/ Armenia
/ Korea South
/ China
81
374
82
86
/ Kuwait
965
/ Lebanon
961
/ Mongolia
976
/ Pakistan
/ Saudi Arabia
2)
Call
number
033
041
031
032
040
052
020
92
966
www.t-com.me
129
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/ COUNTRY
/ Town
Call
number

/ Vietnam
84
/ Thailand
66
/ Turkey
90
/ COUNTRY
/ Town
Call
number
/ Morocco
212
/ Tanzania
255
/ Tunisia
216
/ Turkmenistan
993

United Arab Emirates

North and South America
971
/ Argetina
54
/ Uzbekistan
998
/ Brasil
55
/ Africa
/ Algeria
213
/ Egypt
20
/ Canada
53
/ Mexico
52
/ Peru
51
/ Ethiopia
251

United States of America
/ Zambia
260
/ Chile
/ Zimbabwe
263
/ Oceania
/ South Africa
27
/ Kenya
254
/ Lybia
218
130
/ Cuba
1
56
/ Australia
61
/ New Zealand
64

TIME
ZONES 2011.
/.
131
2016.
,
: 12
WORLD COUNTRIES TIME

SERBIA: 12.00
/ Australia
21 / Japan
20 / Portugal
11
/ Austria
12 / South Africa
13 / Romania
13
/ Brasil

United Kingdom
11

Canada Toronto

China Beijing
/ Greece
13 / Mexico
/ India
16.30 / Germany
/ Italy
132
12 / New Zeland

6 / Russian
Federation Moscow
14

USA New York
5 / France
12
19
12 / Switzerland
12
23 / Sweden
12

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- Overview -
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,
Statistical
Pocketbook
of the Republic
of Serbia
2012
COAT OF ARMS,
FLAG
AND ANTHEM
OF THE
REPUBLIC
OF SERBIA
1)
1)
1)
( )
,
,

.

, , !
,
,
, ,
, !

'
,
, !

,

.

, !

,
,
, !

,
!
1872. .
1)
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Coat of arms of the Republic of Serbia 1)
National flag of the Republic of Serbia 1)
O GOD OF JUSTICE 1)
(Serbian National Anthem)
God of Justice; Thou who saved us
when in deepest bondage cast,
Hear Thy Serbian children's voices,
Be our help as in the past.
Lord! Avert from us Thy vengeance,

Thunder of Thy dreaded ire;
Bless each Serbian town and hamlet,
Mountain, meadow, heart and spire.
With Thy mighty hand sustain us,

Still our rugged pathway trace;
God, our hope; protect and cherish
Serbian lands and Serbian race!
When our host goes forth to battle

Death or victory to embraceGod of armies! be our leader
Strengthen then the Serbian race!
Bind in closest links our kindred

Teach the love that will not fail,
May the loathed fiend of discord
Never in our ranks prevail.
On our sepulchre of ages

Breaks the resurrection morn,
From the slough of direst slavery
Serbia anew is born.
Let the golden fruits of union

Our young tree of freedom grace;
God, our Master! guide and prosper
Serbian lands and Serbian race!
Through five hundred years of durance

We have knelt before Thy face,
All our kin, O God! deliver,
Thus entreats the Serbian race!
Written by Jovan Djordjevic in 1872.
1)
www.srbija.sr.gov.rs
136

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
,

1)

,
, 14
(011) 3026-523; (011) 3026-524;
(011) 3226-068
,
, 13
(011) 302-63-51; (011) 302-63-52;
(011) 322-65-01
:
infosluzba@parlament.rs
2)
:

, 1
predstavkegradjana@predsednik.rs
1)
2)
ADDRESSES, TELEPHONE NUMBERS

AND SITES OF THE AUTHORITIES OF
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA 1)
PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF
Maja Gojkovi
National Assembly Building,
Belgrade, 14 Kralja Milana St
+381 11 3026 523; +381 11 3026 524
+381 11 322 60 68
Home of the National Assembly,
Belgrade, 13 Nikole Pasica Sq.
+381 11 302 63 51; +381 11 302 63 52;
+381 11 322 65 01
PR Office
infosluzba@parlament.rs
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF

SERBIA 2)
For the public:
SECRETARIAT-GENERAL OF THE PRESIDENT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
Belgrade, 1 Andricev venac
predstavkegradjana@predsednik.rs
(www.parlament.gov.rs).
Taken over from the site of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia (www.parlament.gov.rs).
(www.predsednik.rs).
Taken over from the site of the President of the Republic of Serbia (www.predsednik.rs).
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27.
2014. ,
.

:

:

:
,
: ,
:

:
:
-:

:
:
:
:
: ,

:
: ,
,
:
:

:

1)
1)
GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF

SERBIA 1)
The Serbian Government was established on 27

April 2014 with the appointment of Aleksandar
Vui as Prime Minister.
Prime Minister
Aleksandar Vui
Secretary General
Novak Nedi
Deputy Prime Ministers and Ministers
Ivica Dai, First Deputy Prime Minister and

Minister of Foreign Affairs
Zorana Mihajlovi, Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
Rasim Ljaji, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications
Kori Udoviki, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Administration and Local
Self-Government
elko Serti, Minister of Economy
Duan Vujovi, Minister of Finance
Sneana Bogosavlevi-Bokovi, Minister of
Agriculture and Environmental Protection
Aleksandar Anti, Minister of Mining and Energy
Nikola Selakovi, Minister of Justice
Neboja Stefanovi, Minister of the Interior
Zoran orevi, Minister of Defence
Sran Verbi, Minister of Education, Science
and Technological Development
Zlatibor Lonar, Minister of Health
Aleksandar Vulin, Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs
Vanja Udovii, Minister of Youth and Sports
Ivan Tasovac, Minister of Culture and Media
Jadranka Joksimovi, Minister without portfolio
resoonsible for European integration
Velimir Ili, Minister without portfolio resoonsible
for emergency situations
(www.srbija.gov.rs).
Taken over from the site of the Serbian Government (www.srbija.gov.rs).
138
DIRECTORY OF THE SERBIAN

GOVERNMENT 1)

1)

, 11
.(): 3614-621

, 11
/: 3620-115
predsednikvlade@gov.rs

, 11
/: 3617-586

,

, 11
/: 3619-833

,
, 2
: 3113-432; : 3114-650
potpredsednik@mtt.gov.rs

, 11
: 3617-717; : 3619-828
potpredsednik.kabinet@gov.rs

, 11/
2
www.kzsm.gov.rs; omr@srbija.gov.rs

, 2
: 3139-977, 3139-988, 3139-986
: 3139-985; www.kzsm.gov.rs;
www.srbija.gov.rs; omr@srbija.gov.rs

, 11
: 3617-709, 3617-710, 3617-730
: 3617-697, 3617-706
www.kzsm.gov.rs; press@gov.rs
1)
1)
The Serbian Government

Belgrade, 11 Nemanjina St
Phone (operator): +381 11 3614 621
Office of Prime Minister Aleksandar Vui
Belgrade, 11 Nemanjina St;
Phone/fax: +381 11 3620-115
predsednikvlade@gov.rs
Office of First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dai
Belgrade, 11, Nemanjina St;
Phone/fax: +381 113617-586
Office of First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
Zorana Mihajlovi
Belgrade, 11, Nemanjina St;
Phone/fax: +381 11: 3619-833
Office of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Rasim
Ljaji
Belgrade, 2, Mihajla Pupina Blvd.
Phone: +38111 3113-432; Fax: +381 11 3114-650
potpredsednik@mtt.gov.rs
Office of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Public Administration and Local Self-Government
Kori Udoviki
Belgrade, 11, Nemanjina St
Phone: +38111 3617-717; Fax: +381 11 3619-828
potpredsednik.kabinet@gov.rs
Office of Media Relations
Belgrade, 11 Nemanjina St /2 Mihajla Pupina Blvd.
www.kzsm.gov.rs; omr@srbija.gov.rs
Internet Department
Belgrade, 2 Mihajla Pupina Blvd.
Phone: +381 11 3139-9977, 3139 988, 3139-986
Fax: 381 11 3139 985; www.kzsm.gov.rs;
www.srbija.gov.rs; omr@srbija.gov.rs
Press Office
Phone: +38111 3617-709, 3617-710, 3617-730
Fax: +381 11 3617-697, 3617-706
www.kzsm.gov.rs; press@gov.rs
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SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
MINISTRIES 1)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(www.mfa.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 24-26 Kneza Miloa St
Phone:+381 11 3068 000, 3616 333
Fax: +381 11 3618 366;
mfa@mfa.rs
(www.mod.gov.rs)
Ministry of Defence (www.mod.gov.rs)
, 5
Belgrade, 5 Biraninova St
.: (011) 3006-311
Phone:+381 11 3006-311
: (011) 3006-062
Fax: +381 11 3006 062
info@mod.gov.rs
info@mod.gov.rs

Ministry of the Interior
(www.mup.gov.rs)
(www.mup.gov.rs)
, 2
New Belgrade, 2 Mihaila Pupina St
.: (011) 3062-000 / 2601
Phone:+381 11 306 2000 / 2601
info@mup.gov.rs
info@mup.gov.rs
(www.mfin.gov.rs) Ministry of Finance (www.mfin.gov.rs)
, 20
Belgrade, 20 Kneza Miloa St
.: (011) 3642-862;
Phone: +381 11 3642-862;
: (011) 361 89 61
Fax: +381 11 361 89 61
press@mfin.gov.rs
press @mfin.gov.rs

Ministry of Economy (www.privreda.gov.rs)
(www.privreda.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 20 Kneza Miloa Str
, 20
Phone: +381 11 3642-600;
: 3642-600; : 3642-705
Fax: +381 11 3642-705
press@privreda.gov.rs
press@privreda.gov.rs

Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental
(www.mpzzs.gov.rs)
Protection (www.mpzzs.gov.rs)
, 22-26
Belgrade, 22-26 Nemanjina St
: 260-79-60; : 260-79-61
Phone:+381 260-79-60; Fax: +381 11 260-79-61
office@minpolj.gov.rs
info@mpt.gov.rs
, Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infra (www.mgsi.gov.rs)
structure (www.mgsi.gov.rs)
, 2226
: 3614-652; : 3616- 521
Phone:+381 11 3614-652; Fax: +38111 3616- 521
pr@ms.gov.rs
pr@ms.gov.rs
(www.mpravde.gov.rs) Ministry of Justice (www.mpravde.gov.rs)
, 2226
Phone/ Fax: +381 11 785-8000
/: 785-8000
kontakt@mpravde.gov.rs
kontakt@mpravde.gov.rs

(www.mfa.gov.rs)
, 24-26
: 306-8000, 3616-333; : 3618-366;
mfa@mfa.rs
1)
1)
140
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,
(www.mpn.gov.rs)
, 22-26
.: (011) 3616-489
: (011) 3616-491
kabinet@mpn.gov.rs

(www.mos.gov.rs)
, 2
.: (011) 3130-912; 3117-099
: (011) 3130-915
sekretarijat.mos@mos.gov.rs

(www.zdravlje.gov.rs)
, 2226
.: (011) 3616-251; 3614-890
: (011) 2656-548
kabinet@zdravlje.gov.rs
, ,

(www.minrzs.gov.rs)
, 22-26
: 3038-661; press@minrzs.gov.rs

(www.kultura. gov.rs)
, 3
/ : (011) 3398-172, 3398-811;
kabinet@kultura.gov.rs
,
(www.mtt.gov.rs)
, 2
: 3113-432; : 3114-650
kabinet@mtt.gov.rs

(www.mre.gov.rs)
, 22-26
: 011/3604-403; : 011/3616-603
kabinet@mr.gov.rs

(www.mduls.gov.rs)
, 10/ 6
: 362-0149, 333-4125, 361-3654
jparezanovic@gov.rs
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
MINISTRIES
(continued)
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development (www.mpn.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 3616 489
Fax: +381 11 3616 491
kabinet@mpn.gov.rs
Ministry of Youth and Sports
(www.mos.gov.rs)
New Belgrade, 2 Mihaila Pupina Blvd.
Phone:+381 11 3130 912; 3117 099
Fax: +381 11 313 09 15
sekretarijat.mos@mos.gov.rs
Ministry of Health
(www.zdravlje.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 3616-251; 3614-890
Fax: +381 11 2656 548
kabinet@zdravlje.gov.rs
Ministry of Labor, mployment, Veteran and
Social Affairs (www.minrzs.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 : 3038-661; press@minrzs.gov.rs
Ministry of Culture and Information
(www.kultura. gov.rs)
Belgrade, 3 Vlajkovieva St
Phone/ Fax:+381 11 3398 172, 3398 811
kabinet@kultura.gov.rs
Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications (www.mtt.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 2 Mihaila Pupina Blvd.
hone:+381 11 3113-432; Fax: +381 11 3114-650
kabinet@mtt.gov.rs
Ministry of Mining and Energy
(www.mre.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 3604-403; Fax: +381 11 3616-603
kabinet@mre.gov.rs
Ministry of Public Administration and Local
Self-Government (www.mduls.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 10 Vlajkovieva St / 6 Biraninova St
Phone:+381 11 362-0149, 333-4125, 361-3654
jparezanovic@gov.rs
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, 11
: 3617-580; : 3617-597
kabinet@eu.rs

, 2
: 311-2282; : 311-2016
kabinet@mbpvs.gov.rs
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
MINISTRIES
(continued)
Minister without portfolio resoonsible for
European integration Jadranka Joksimovi
Phone:+381 11 3617-580, Fax: +381 11 3617-597
kabinet@eu.rs
Minister without portfolio resoonsible for
emergency situations Velimir Ili
hone:+381 11 311-2282; Fax: +381 11 311-2016
kabinet@mbpvs.gov.rs

(www.kim.gov.rs)
, 2
: (011) 3111- 019

(www.ljudskaprava.gov.rs)
, 2
: 3114-528; : 3117-607
director@ljudskaprava.gov.rs
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
OFFICES
Office for Kosovo and Metohija

(www.kim.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 2 Mihaila Pupin Blvd.
Phone:+381 11 3111- 019
Office for Human and Minority Rights
(www.ljudskaprava.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 3114-528; Fax: +381 11 3117-607
director@ljudskaprava.gov.rs
Serbian European Integration Office

(www.seio.gov.rs)
(www.seio.gov.rs)
, 34
Phone:+381 11 3061-100, 3061-102, 3061-103
: 3061-100, 3061-102, 3061-103;
Fax: +381 11 3061-110
: 3061-110; office@seio.gov.rs
office@seio.gov.rs

Office for Reconstruction and Flood Relief
(www.obnova.gov.rs) Belgrade, 11 Nemanjina St
, 11
Phone:+381 11 3617-737, 3617-584
: 3617-737; 3617-584; : 3617-737
Fax: +381 11 3617-737
press@obnova.gov.rs
press@obnova.gov.rs
Office for Cooperation with Civil Society

(www.civilnodrustvo.gov.rs)
(www.civilnodrustvo.gov.rs)
, 2
Phone:+381 11 3113-895, 3113-859;
: 3113-895, 3113-859; : 3111-702
Fax: +381 11 3111-702; ofoffice@civilnodrustvo.gov.rs
fice@civilnodrustvo.gov.rs
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(www.dijaspora.gov.rs)
, 20
: 2638-033, 2639-221, 3202-900;
: 2636-815, 2630-504
info@dijaspora.gov.rs

(www.vere.gov.rs)
, 2
:3112-811; :3113-527
kabinet@vere.gov.rs
SERBIAN GOVERNMENT
OFFICES
(continued)
Office for Cooperation with Diaspora and
Serbs in the Region (www.dijaspora.gov.rs)
Belgrade, 20 Vase arapica St
Phone:+381 11 2638-033, 2639-221, 3202-900;
Fax: +381 11 2636-815, 2630-504
info@dijaspora.gov.rs
Office for Cooperation with Churches and
Religious Communities (www.vere.gov.rs)
Phone:+381 11 3112-811; Fax: +381 11 3113-527
kabinet@vere.gov.rs
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CALL
NUMBERS IN
DOMESTIC
TELEPHONE
TRAFFIC
2016.

CALL NUMBERS IN DOMESTIC
TELEPHONE TRAFFIC
/ Town
Call
number
1) / Serbia 1)
- / Ada
- /Aleksandrovac
- / Aleksinac
- / Alibunar
- / Apatin
- / Aranelovac
- / Arilje
- / Babunica
- / Ba
- / Baka Palanka
- / Baka Topola
- / Baki Petrovac
- / Bajina Bata
- / Barajevo
- / Batoina
- / Beej
- / Bela Crkva
- / Bela Palanka
- / Beoin
- / Belgrade
- / Blace
- / Bogati
- / Bojnik
- / Boljevac
- / Bor
- / Bosilegrad
- / Brus
- / Bujanovac
- / Valjevo
- / Varvarin
381
024
037
018
013
025
034
031
010
021
021
024
021
031
011
034
021
015
018
021
011
027
015
016
030
030
017
037
017
014
037
1)
/ Town
- / Velika Plana
- / Vliko Gradite
- / Vladiin Han
- / Vladimirci
- / Vlasotince
- / Vranje
- / Vrbas
- / Vrnjaka Banja
- / Vrac
- / Gadin Han
- / Golubac
-
Gornji Milanovac
- / Graanica
- / Grocka
- / Despotovac
- / Dimitrovgrad
- / Doljevac
- / abalj
- / abari
- / agubica
- / itite
- / itoraa
- / Zajear
- / Zrenjanin
- / Zubin Potok
- / Zvean
- / Inija
- / Irig
- / Ivanjica
- / Jagodina
- / Kanjia
- / Kikinda
- / Kladovo
- / Kni
- / Knjaevac
- / Koceljeva
- / Kosijeri
- / Kosovo Polje
www.telekom.rs
144
Call
number
026
012
017
015
016
017
021
036
013
018
012
032
038
011
035
010
018
021
012
012
023
027
019
023
028
028
022
022
032
035
024
0230
019
034
019
015
031
038
/ Town
-
Kosovska Mitrovica
- / Kovaica
- / Kovin
- / Kragujevac
- / Kraljevo
- / Krupanj
- / Kruevac
- / Kuevo
- / Kula
- / Kurumlija
- / Lajkovac
- / Lapovo
- / Lazarevac
- / Lebane
- / Leposavi
- / Leskovac
- / Loznica
- / Luani
- / Ljig
- / Ljubovija
- / Majdanpek
- / Mali Io
- / Mali Zvornik
- / Malo Crnie
- / Medvea
- / Meroina
- / Mionica
- / Mladenovac
- / Negotin
- / Ni
- / Nova Crnja
- / Nova Varo
- / Novi Beej
-
Novi Kneevac
- / Novi Pazar
- / Novi Sad
- / Obrenovac
Call
number
028
013
013
034
036
015
037
012
025
027
014
034
011
016
028
016
015
032
014
015
030
024
015
012
016
018
014
011
019
018
023
033
023
0230
020
021
011
/ Town
- / Opovo
- / Oseina
- / Odaci
- / Panevo
- / Parain
- / Peinci
-
Petrovac na Mlavi
- / Petrovaradin
- / Pirot
- / Plandite
- / Poarevac
- / Poega
- / Preevo
- / Priboj
- / Prijepolje
- / Prokuplje
-
Raa Kragujevaka
- / Raka
- / Raanj
- / Rekovac
- / Ruma
- / Seanj
- / Senta
- / Sjenica
- / Smederevo
-
Smederevska Palanka
- / Sokobanja
- / Sombor
- / Sopot
- / Srbobran
-
Sremska Mitrovica
-
Sremski Karlovci
- / Stara Pazova
Call
number
013
014
025
013
035
022
012
021
010
013
012
031
017
033
033
027
034
036
037
035
022
023
024
020
026
026
018
025
011
021
022
021
022
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/ Town
Call
number
- / Subotica
024
- / Surdulica
017
- / Svilajnac
035
- / Svrljig
018
- / Temerin
021
- / Titel
021
- / Topola
034
- / Trgovite
017
- / Trstenik
037
- / Tutin
020
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/ Town
- / ievac
- / uprija
- / Ub
- / Uice
- / Crna Trava
- / aak
- / ajetina
- / oka
- / abac
- / id
- / trbce
Call
number
037
035
014
031
016
032
031
0230
015
022
0290

of the OF
Republic
of Serbia
2016
REGISTRATION
SIGNS
MOTOR
VEHICLES

1
Sign
REGISTRATION SIGNS OF MOTOR

VEHICLES 1)

Registration area

Municipalities included
/ AL
/ AC
/ AR
/ BP
/ BT
/ Aleksinac
/ Aleksandrovac
/ Aranelovac
/ Baka Palanka
/ Baka Topola
/ BG
/ Beograd
/ B
/ BO
/ B
/ BU
/ Beej
/ Bor
/ Bogati
/ Bujanovac
/ VA
/ Valjevo
/ VP
/ VL
/ VS
/ Velika Plana
/ Vlasotince
/ Vrbas
/ VR
/ Vranje
/ VB
/ Vrnjaka Banja
/ V
/ Vrac
/ GL
/ Gnjilane
/ Aleksinac
/ Aleksandrovac
/ Aranelovac
/ Baka Palanka
/ Baka Topola
/ Barajevo, / Vodovac,
/ Vraar, / Grocka, /
Zvezdara, / Zemun, / Lazarevac, / Mladenovac,
/ Novi Beograd, / Obrenovac, / Palilula, / Rakovica,
/ Savski venac, / Sopot,
/ Stari grad, / Surin,
/ ukarica
/ Beej
/ Majdanpek, / Bor
/ Bogati
/ Bujanovac
/ Lajkovac, / Ljig, /
Mionica, / Oseina, / Valjevo
/ Velika Plana
/ Vlasotince
/ Vrbas
/ Bosilegrad, /
Vladiin Han, / Preevo, /
Surdulica, / Trgovite,
/ Grad Vranje.
/ Vrnjaka Banja
/ Bela Crkva, /
Plandite, / Vrac
/ Vitina, / Kosovska Kamenica, / Novo Brdo,
/ Gnjilane
/ GM
/ DE
1)

Gornji Milanovac
/ Despotovac
/ Gornji Milanovac
/ Despotovac
: , 101/2010. / 1) Source: Official gazette RS, number 101/2010.
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1
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Sign
(continued)

Registration area
/ A
/ akovica
/ ZA
/ Zajear
/ ZR
/ Zrenjanin
/ IN
/ IC
/ JA
/ KA
/ K
/ KO
/ Inija
/ Ivanjica
/ Jagodina
/ Kanjia
/ Knjaevac
/ Kovin
/ KG
/ Kragujevac
/ KV
/ Kraljevo
/ KI
/ Kikinda
/ KL
/ Kladovo
/ KM

Kosovska Mitrovica
/ K
/ Kruevac
/ LB
/ Lebane
/ LE
/ Leskovac
/ LO
/ Loznica
/ LU
/ NG
/ Luani
/ Negotin
/ NI
/ Ni
/ NV
/ Nova Varo
/ NP
/ Novi Pazar
1)

VEHICLES 1)

/ Deani, / akovica
/ Boljevac, / Sokobanja,
/ grad Zajear
/ itite, / Novi Beej,
/ Nova Crnja, / Seanj,
/ Zrenjanin
/ Inija
/ Ivanjica
/ Rekovac, / Jagodina
/ Kanjia
/ Knjaevac
/ Kovin
/ Batoina, / Kni, /
Lapovo, / Raa, / grad
Kragujevac
/ grad Kraljevo
/ oka, / Novi Kneevac,
/ Kikinda
/ Kladovo
/ Vuitrn, / Zvean,
/ Zubin Potok, / Leposavi,
/ Srbica, /
Kosovska Mitrovica
/ Brus, / Varvarin, /
ievac, / grad Kruevac
/ Lebane
/ Bojnik, / Medvea,
/ Crna Trava, / grad
Leskovac
/ Krupanj, / Ljubovija,
/ Mali Zvornik, / grad
Loznica
/ Luani
/ Negotin
/ Gadin Han, / Doljevac,
/ Meroina, / Raanj,
/ Svrljig, / Grad Ni
/ Nova Varo
/ Sjenica, / Tutin,
/ grad Novi Pazar
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Sign
(continued)

Registration area
/ NS
/ Novi Sad
/ PA
/ Panevo
/ PE
/ PN
/ Pe
/ Parain

Petrovac na Mlavi
/ PT

/ Ba, / Baki Petrovac,
/ Beoin, / abalj, /
Srbobran, / Sremski
Karlovci, / Temerin, / Titel,
/ grad Novi Sad
/ Alibunar, / Kovaica,
/ Opovo, / grad Panevo
/ Istok, / Klina, / Pe
/ Parain
/ Petrovac na Mlavi
/ PI
/ Pirot
/ PO
/ Poarevac
/ P
/ PB
/ PP
/ Poega
/ Priboj
/ Prijepolje
/ PZ
/ Prizren
/ PR
/ Pritina
/ PK
/ Prokuplje
/ RA
/ RU
/ SV
/ SA
/ SD
/ Raka
/ Ruma
/ Svilajnac
/ Senta
/ Smederevo
1)

VEHICLES 1)
/ Babunica, / Bela
Palanka, / Dimitrovgrad,
/ Pirot
/ Veliko Gradite, /
Golubac, / abari, / agubica, / Kuevo, / Malo
Crnie, / Grad Poarevac
/ Poega
/ Priboj
/ Prijepolje
/ Gora, / Orahovac,
/ Suva Reka, / Prizren
/ Glogovac, / Kosovo
Polje, / Lipljan, / Obili,
/ Podujevo, / grad
Pritina
/ Blace, / itoraa, / Kurumlija, / Prokuplje
/ Raka
/ Irig, / Peinci, / Ruma
/ Svilajnac
/ Ada, / Senta
/ Smederevo
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Sign
(continued)

Registration area
/ SP

Smederevska Palanka
/ SO
/ Sombor
/ ST

Sremska Mitrovica
/ Stara Pazova
/ SU
/ Subotica
/ TO
/ TS
/ U
/ UB
/ Topola
/ Trstenik
/ uprija
/ Ub
/ UE
/ Uice
/ UR
/ Uroevac
/ A
/ aak
/ A
/ abac
/ I
/ id
/ SM
1)

VEHICLES 1)


Smederevska Palanka
/ Apatin, / Kula, / Odaci,
/ grad Sombor
/ Sremska Mitrovica
/ Stara Pazova
/ Mali Io, / grad
Subotica
/ Topola
/ Trstenik
/ uprija
/ Ub
/ Arilje, / Bajina Bata,
/ Kosjeri, / ajetina,
/ Grad Uice
/ Kaanik, / timlje,
trpce, / Uroevac,
/ grad aak
/ Vladimirci,
Koceljeva, / grad abac
/ id
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Republic of Serbia 2016
CULTURAL
FESTIVALS
EXIT
EXIT
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2001.
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.

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, EXIT , . EXIT
7. 10. 2016.

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( 2002. ,
300 000
).
, 56.
11. 13. 2016.
EXIT
EXIT is the major music festival in the
South-East Europe. It has been organized
since 2001, on the magnificent Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad. The number of
visitors coming to the festival has been
increasing. Young people arrive from all
parts of our country and from other European countries as well. Except for its top
quality music program, people use to visit
EXIT for good quality entertainment, nice
atmosphere and positive energy felt in the
city. The next EXIT festival will be from 710 July 2016.
GUA
The first Dragaevski Sabor Trubaa
(Dragaevo gathering of trumpeters) was
held in 1961. In the last ten years Gua has
become internationally recognized capital of
the trumpet. Trumpet players and folk music
and dance ensembles from the world are
deeply honored to be invited to Dragaevski
Sabor and visitors arrive from Mexico, Spain,
Greece, Denmark, China... Virtuoso musicians that we could meet and listen to in
Gua are largely completely self-educated.
They play following their sense of hearing
and quite spontaneously, relying on musical
memory. Their music comes from their soul
and heart and audience is delighted just for
these qualities.
The number of visitors is ever-increasing
from year to year. The record visit was
achieved in 2002 when Gua welcomed
over 300000 visitors.
The next 56th Dragaevski Sabor Trubaa
will be held from 11-13 August 2016.
151
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, 9. 1971.
,
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,

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26. 6. 2016.
FEST
FEST is an international film festival that
has become a must-see event in the
cultural life of Belgrade.
The first FEST, named The brave new
world was opened on 9 January 1971 at
Dom Sindicata, Belgrade, with the projection of Robert Altman film MASH.
Conceived as an annual cross-section of
the best films, FEST has become a mayor
event in the cultural life of Belgrade.
Ever since its start, FEST has been
widely open for the whole world cinematography, for all respectable authors,
however also for the films that would not
be included in wide cinema repertoire.
The 44th FEST was held from 26
February to 6 March 2016.
()
1967.
.
,
,
,
.

. .
BITEF
Belgrade International Theater Festival
(BITEF) was initiated in 1967 and then
from it has continually followed and
acknowledged the latest trends of theater
art. As the festival grew and developed, it
has become one of the top five European
festivals and won a most respectable
place in the world theater map. The importance of BITEF is strong enough to
overcome all political and cultural boundaries. Therefore the history of BITEF may
be regarded as the history of modern
theater art.
152

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: ( ),
(-, ,
) .
,
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,

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.
BELGRADE SUMMER FESTIVAL

The spirit of Belgrade in summer is
described and confirmed by BELEF,
Belgrade Summer Festival. The festival
comprises three major art domains: stage
art (theater and dance), visual arts (videoart, inslallations, performances and prints)
and music. Through a series of visiting
presentations, Belef own production and
co-production with cultural institutions,
summer festivals of the same kind, Belef
induces further engagements, upbringing
and development of creative potentials,
interest and researching force of individuals and audience at large.
Interacting with the environment, animating new urban areas and sites of cultural
happenings, the Belgrade Summer
Festival eagerly tells a story of Belgrade
as large city and its tolerant, communicative and urban kind.
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CULTURAL HERITAGE
2016.

1)

Eparchy
SERBIAN EPARCHIES AND

MONASTERIES 1)

Number of monasteries
/ Total
/ Banatska
/ Baka
/ Beogradska
/ Branievska
/ Valjevska
/ Vranjska
/ ika
/ Mileevska
/ Nika
- / Rako-prizrenska
/ Sremska
/ Timoka
/ abaka
/ umadijska
/ Sopoani
1)
/ Source: www.spc.rs
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159
7
3
5
19
7
8
27
3
16
14
17
7
9
17
/ Deani
/ Peka patrijarija
/ Graanica
/ Church Bogorodica Ljevika
/ Mileeva Beli aneo (White angel)
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Mayor monasteries and churches on Kosovo and Metohia
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ANNEX
99
100
A
the Republic of Serbia 2016
BASICofSTATISTICS

:
(, ),
(
)
( ).

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.
Statistics is a science that study mass

phenomena, with the aim to find out their
quantitative characteristics, while three-fold
contents are anticipated: descriptive statistics
(data collection, processing), statistical
analysis (conclusion taking and creating
regularity) and statistical theory (explaining
statistical methods).
The set of all elements where certain
phenomenon is statistically observed is called
statistical set, basic set, population.
Elements or units of a set are individual
elements the set consists of.
Feature is a characteristic of population
members (elements).
Frequency represents the number of
appearances of set elements.
Measurement scales
:

.
,
.

,
.
:

.
.
Nominal scale: Phenomena that can be

classified only by certain number and modality
type are measured on this scale. The scale is
used to describe the title/name, descriptive
property, etc.
Ordinal scale reduces the modalities of a
phenomenon to ranging them by importance
regarding the adopted criteria and by numbers
denoting the range; however they do not
indicate the extent of their difference.
Interval scale and scale of relations indicate
the sequence of modalities and the extent of
their difference. These scales are often referred
to as cardinal scales.

a.
,

.

.
Statistical census assumes statistical

observation where all observation units of a
statistical set are included, in so-called critical
moment.
Statistical sample is a part of the basic set,
and the purpose of selecting it is to obtain valid
information on the characteristics of the whole
set as promptly as possible and incurring
lowest possible costs.
Statistical report represents the scanning of
all changes in a statistical set in successive
time intervals.
Methods of data collection
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Data series

,

.

,
.

.

.

()
.

,

.
Statistical series are series of arranged

statistical data that present the structure of a
set by some feature, or the layout of a set in
space or the change of a set in time.
Structural series represent the sequence of a
statistical set by modalities, i.e. by feature
values.
Time series are series of statistical data that
indicate variations of phenomena in time and
they are classified as momentary and intervals.
Momentary series represent a size or extent of
a phenomenon in precisely defined successive
time moments.
Interval time series indicate the development
of a phenomenon in successive time intervals.
Panel data consist of time series by which the
level of certain phenomenon is measured,
however for each observation unit from the
structural series.
Descriptive statistics
Arithmetic mean of a set, i.e. the average

level of a phenomenon is calculated by dividing
the sum of all feature values by the number of
them:
x1 , x2 ,..., xn
x1 x2 ... xn 1
N
N
X ,a N .
n
:
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where
x
i 1
x1 , x2 ,..., xn
are the feature
values X , and N is the number of values.

For the sample size n , arithmetic mean of
ungrouped data is calculated:
1 n
xi
n i 1

A (
):
Arithmetic mean (grouped data):
N fi
xi
1
N
fx
i 1
i i
k
where
i 1
N fi
xi are various
i 1
f i
feature values,
fi
is the respective frequency.
.

.
Geometric mean is the mean value that levels

the relative changes of the data values.
G N x1 x2 ...x N

x1 , x2 ,..., x N
where
x1 , x2 ,..., x N
values
are the feature
(
):
Geometric mean (grouped data):
G N x1f1 x2f 2 ...xkf k

k
N fi
where
i 1
i 1
M o L1

L1
N fi .
,
.
f 2 f1
f 2 f1 f 2 f 3
,
,
Modus is the feature value with the highest

frequency in the series and therefore is the most
typical value of the series:
f1 , f 2 , f 3
where
L1
is modal interval bottom limit,
length of group interval, and
i is the
f1 , f 2 , f3 are
frequencies of pre-modal, modal and post-modal

interval.
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, .
,
,
:
Median is the feature value found in the middle

of a series arranged by feature size, i.e. the
feature value dividing the sum of all frequencies
into two equal parts, in a way that one half has
smaller, and other one has higher value than
median:
N
f1
M e L1 2
i
fMe
L1 ,
, N
f1
L1 is the bottom limit of median interval,
where
is the number of member of the series,
1 is the sum of frequencies of the pre-
f M e
i -
median interval,
median interval
interval.
:

.
f M e is the frequency of
and i is the length median
Variance is the average of squared

deviation of certain feature values from the
arithmetical mean value.
For ungrouped data:

N
1
2
N
i 1
For grouped:
1
N
f x
i 1
Standard deviation
measure of variation.
is
the
absolute
For ungrouped:
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1
N
i 1
2
i

:
For grouped:
1
N
f
i 1
2
Sample variance:
f i xi x
S2
fx
n 1
2
i
2
i i
Standard sample deviation:
nx
n 1
Coefficient of variation:
Standardized deviation represents the general

measure of individual data deviation from the
arithmetic mean value:
Sample and sample statistics

.

,

.

.

N
n
n
.
Intentional sample is created from the set

units that are selected as believed to be
representative for the given basic set.
Judgment sample is obtained when each
sample unit is selected according to the
researchers personal choice, based on the
belief that in this way the representative sample
is obtained for the complete basic set.
Convenient samples are created from the set
units the selection of which is considered
convenient.
Simple random sample is obtained when from
the basic set of N value we take out samples
of n elements so that each possible sample of
n value has equal probability that it could be
selected.
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Sample without replacement:
N
N!
K
n
n
!(
N
n)!

K .
:
where K is the number of all different samples.

Sample with replacement:
n
KN

.

.

, . .

,
, .
.

,
.
Stratum is obtained by dividing a set into a

number of homogenous clearly distinctive
subsets.
Stratified sample is selected when a simple
random sample is selected from each stratum.
Cluster sample is created when instead of
certain elements of the basic set we select
groups of elements, so-called clusters.
If we do not include all elements of clusters in
the sample but select at random some of them
only, then we create so-called two-stage
sample.
System sample is a random sample the
elements of which are selected by certain
systemic order, beginning from the random
selected start.
Statistical estimation

.

.

,

.
Statistical inference is the process of inferring

values of the basic set parameters from the
information obtained from the sample.
Sample statistics that is applied to estimate an
unknown parameter of a set is called
parameter estimation.
Point estimation is a function represented by
algebraic expression, and numeric value of this
function is point estimated value of a set
parameter.

.
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estimate is an unbiased estimation of
parameter if its expected value is equal to

parameter.

.

.
Estimate is consistent if with increasing the

sample size it tends towards parameter.
Estimate is sufficient if it uses all information
on the parameter that the sample may provide.
Statistical hypotheses testing

.

.
X

,

.

.

.

.
Statistical hypothesis is any assumption that

reduces the family of admissible distributions.
Simple hypothesis is the hypothesis that
single way determines the distribution of
features.
Alternative hypothesis is the assumption that
the feature X has the distribution belonging to
the part of the family of admissible distributions
that contains all distributions not covered by the
same hypothesis.
Parameter hypothesis statistical hypothesis
that fixes the value and reduces the set of
admissible values of certain parameters
affecting the distribution.
Non-parameter hypothesis is the assumption
that a distribution of features has a given type,
not considering the values of parameters.
Statistical test is a rule that shall be applied in
deciding whether a null hypothesis should be
sustained as correct, or it should be rejected as
false.
Index numbers

,

.

.

.

,
.
Relative variations of the observed

phenomenon are expressed by indices, which
represent relations between the phenomenon
level in the observed period and the respective
level in the base period.
Individual indices are relative changes of one
phenomenon only.
Group indices represent changes of several
related phenomena.
Individual indices with constant base are
calculated by taking a data from the series as a
base, and putting the other data in relation to it.
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.

.

.
:
Ip
Chain indices are individual indices with

changeable or chain base.
Index points represent the difference between
two base indices.
Geometric mean of chain indices expresses
the average, relative growth of a phenomenon
in the observed period.
Price index:
i
po
pi
po
- ,
pi
- ,
Iq
- price in base period,
- price in referent period.

Quantity index:
qo
qi
- ,
qo
- quantity in base period,
qi
- quantity in referent period.
I pq
:
I ,

pq
p q
Value index:
I ,
I
I individual index,
weighted factor
I I11 I 2 2 .....I n n
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Mean arithmetic group index:
Mean geometric group index:

:
I pq
:
Iq
:
Ip
pq
p q
i
Aggregate quantity index:
qi p o
po
Aggregate price index:
pi q o
p q
o
Fisher- :
Aggregate value index:
Fisher price index:
pq pq
p q p q
Ip
Fisher- :
p q pq
p q pq
Ip
o i
Fisher quantity index:
Time series analysis
, ,

.

,

.

.
Time series variations, in graphics, are

calculated by applying trend line that shows the
average long-term movements of phenomenon
and its secular trends.
Trend means the trends of development of an
observed phenomenon in certain period, which
resulted from the consistent factors that are
long-term effective in certain direction.
Seasonal variations are the changes that are
repetitive annually, at the same time and in the
same direction.
Cyclic variations are alternative appearance of
multi-annual deviations of an observed
phenomenon above and below the average
movements.
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INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
(. omputer, (to) compute = ) . ,
, . , : bit
( ,
0 1), byte () = 8 bita (
256 ), KB ()
= 210 = 1024 , MB () = 210 = 1024
KB, GB () = 210 = 1024 MB, TB () = 210 = 1024 GB. : baud () = 1 /, Kb () = 1024 = 128 .

IBM PC- (PC
. personal computer),
1981.

.
( )
IBM 360,
(1960. ).
EARN
(European Academic Research Network)
, 1987. ,
(
YUBGSS21). EARN

, .

, ,
meta data driven
,
, ,
.
168
Computer (Engl., from to compute = calculate) is

electronic computing machine. Due to its high
fast computing capacity, the usage proved to be
rather extensive. It operates in binary numeral
system and the basic memory units are: bit (possibly featuring two values, usually defined 0 and
1), byte = 8 bit (or 256 various combinations),
KB (kilobyte) = 210 = 1024 byte, MB (megabyte)
= 210 = 1024 KB, GB (gigabyte) = 210 = 1024 MB,
TB (terabyte) = 210 = 1024 GB. Information transfer speed measurements are: baud, = 1 bit/sec,
Kb (kilobaud) = 1024 baud = 128 byte/sec. IBM
company is believed to has made the greatest
contribution to the democratization of computers by introducing its PC, i.e. personal computer, the production of which started in 1981.
The SORS has always been a leader in introducing new information technologies. The first
computer, as anticipateted nowadays, in FNRY,
as IBM 360, and it was installed at the Federal
Statistical Office in Belgrade in 1960.
The first EARN node (European Academic
Research Network) for our country, was established at the Statistical Office of RS in 1987 and
it was named and refered to as YUBGSS21.
Even in those days EARN was connected to the
international computer network, i.e. the internet
presently.
The SORS is among few statistical institutions in
the world featuring a fully operative, productionoriented and independently developed metadata
driven system of the latest ICT, which is employed for data entry, processing, analysis and
publishing of statistics.

MESUREMENTS

OFFICIAL MESUREMENT UNITS
1. SI

1.1. SI
1. SI UNITS
1.1. SI Base units
/ Unit
/ Physical quantity
/ Length
/ Mass
/ Time
/ Electric current

Thermodynamic temperature
() / Amount of substance
( ) / Luminous intensity
* .
/ Name
/ Symbol
/ meter
/ kilogram
* / second
/ ampere
m
kg
s
/ kelvin
/ mole
/ candela
mol
cd
* Second also acceptable
SI
SI base units: Definitions

.
1/299 792 458 .
Linear unit
Meter, i.e. the length of path that light passes for
the period of 1/299792458 second.

. O
.
Mass unit
Kilogram, i.e. equal to mass of international
kilogram prototype.

. 9 192 631 770
133.
Time unit
Second, the period equal to 9192631770 radiation periods, corresponding to the transition
between two hyper-fine levels of cesium-133
atom base state.

.
, , ,

, 2 x 10-7
.
Electricity unit
Ampere, i.e. constant electricity that if maintained in two straight parallel conductors of
unlimited length and negligible small round cross
section, found in vacuum at a distance of one
meter, would induce force between the conductors, equal to 2 x 10-7 newton per meter.
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. 1/273,16
.
Thermodynamic temperature unit

Kelvin, i.e. thermodynamic temperature equal to
1/273.16 thermodynamic temperature of the
water 3-point.
()
1) ()
. () 0,012 12.
(2) , , , , .
Substance quantity/amount unit

1. Mole, i.e. substance amount of the system
containing as many elementary units as is the
number of atoms in 0.012 kg of carbon-12.
2. When mole is applied, expressed are elementary units such as atoms, molecules, ions,
electrons and other particles or certain sets of
particles.

( )
( )
.
( ), ,

540 x 1012
1/683
.
Luminous intensity unit

Candela, i.e. luminous intensity in certain direction, of a source emitting monochromatic radiation of 540 x 1012 hertz frequency and whose
radiation intensity in this direction equals to
1/683 watt per steradian.
1.1.1. SI
1.1.1. SI Celsius temperature unit
/ Unit
Name
/ Physical quantity
/ Celsius temperature / Degree Celsius

T To (t = T To), To = 273,15 K.

.
170
Symbol
C
Celsius temperature is defined as a difference

between two thermodynamic temperatures, T
and To (t = T To), where To = 273.15 K. The
temperature interval or difference can be expressed in Kelvin or degrees Celsius values.

1.2. SI
1.2. Other SI units
1.2.1. SI
1.2.1. SI derived units

Units that are coherently derived from the SI
SI
base units are given as algebraic expressions in
the form of product of powered SI base units.

SI.
1.2.2. SI
1.2.2. SI derived units with special names

/ Unit
/ Expressed in
SI
SI
Name
Symbol
Other SI
SI base units
units
/ Frequency
/ Force
, / Pressure
, ,
Energy, work, heat qty.
, (1)
Power, (1) radiation flux
,
Electric charge, electricity qty.

,
, ,

Electric potential, potential difference, voltage, electromotive force

Electric resistance

Electric capacitance

El. conductance

Magnetic flux

Magnetic flux density
/ herz
/ newton
pascal
joule
watt
Hz
N
s-1
m kg s-2
Pa
N / m2
m-1 kg s-2
Nm
m2 kg s-2
J/s
m2 kg s-3
coulomb
volt
W/A
m2 kg s-3 A-1
V/A
m2 kg s-3 A-2
C/V
m-2 kg-1 s4 A2
A/V
m-2 kg-1 s3 A2
Wb
Vs
m2 kg s-2 A-1
Wb / m2
ohm
farad
siemens
weber
tesla
sA
kg s-2 A-1
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1.2.2. SI

()
/ Unit
Name
/ Inductance

Luminous flux
/ Illumination

Radioactivity
,
,
Absorbed doze of ionizing radiation
/ Equivalent
dose (of ionizing radiation)

Catalytic activity
(2)
Plane angle (2)
(2)
Solid angle (2)
henry
lumen
/ lux
becquerel
gray
sievert
Kat
radian
steradian
(1) -
( VA) , ( var)
.
(2)
je .
:

.

(1 rad =
1 m/m = 1).

.
,

(1 sr = 1
m2/m2 = 1).
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Symbol
1.2.2. SI derived units with

special names
(continued)
/ Expressed in

SI
SI
Other SI
SI base units
units
Wb / A
m2 kg s-2 A-2
Lm
cd sr
m2 m-2 cd = cd
Lx
m2
Lm /
Bq
m2 m-4 cd = m-2 cd
m-1
Gy
J / kg
m2 s-2
Sv
J / kg
m2 s-2
kat
m-1 mol
rad
m m-1 = 1
sr
m2 m-2 = 1
(1) Specific names for power unit are volt-ampere (VA),

used to express apparent power of alternating current
and var (symbol var), used to express reactive electric
power.
(2) Unit of plane angle and unit of solid angle are derived units with dimension one.
Definition:
Plane angle unit
Radian, i.e. angle in plane equal to an angle at the
center of a circle the arc of which is equal in length to
the radius.
Solid angle unit
Steradian, solid angle from the center of a ball, covering
on the ball surface a surface equal to the square surface
determined by the radius of the ball (1 sr = 1 m2/m2 = 1).

1.3.

Factors
Prefixes
1024
1021
1018
1015
1012
109
106
103
102
101
10-1
10-2
10-3
10-6
10-9
10-12
10-15
10-18
10-21
10-24
1.3. Metric prefixes
Symbol
/ iota / zeta / exa / peta / tera / giga / mega / kilo / hecto / deca / deci / centi / milli / micro / nano / pico / femto / atto / zepto / iokto-

m.
,

,
.
,

, .
Y
Z
G
M
k
h
da
d
c
m
n
p
f
a
z
y
Names and symbols of decimal multiples

and parts of units are made by putting prefixes in
from of meter and the respective symbol in
front of m symbol.
In case a derived unit is given as a quotient, the decimal multiples and parts thereof are
made by adding prefix to numerator or denominator, or to both.
It is not possible to combine prefixes, i.e. to
use several prefixes simultaneously.
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1.4.

SI
/ Physical quantity
Name
1.4. Units with special names and

symbols
/ Unit
Symbol
/ Value
/ Volume
/ liter
l / L*
1 l = 1 dm3 = 10-3 m3
/ Mass
/ ton
t/t
1 t = 1 Mg = 103 kg
/ Pressure
/ bar
bar
1 bar = 105 Pa
* l L
.
1.3

1.4.
* Both l and L symbols can be used for the unit of liter.

See table 1.3. The units and symbols found in Table 1.4.
can also be used.
2.
SI,

Physical quantity

Plane angle
Time
/ Unit
Name
Symbol
* / rotation*
, / grad, gon
gon
0
() / degree (angle)
() / minute (angle)
'
() /second (angle)
''
/ minute
min
, / hour
h
/ day
d
1.3
gon.
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2. OTHER SI DERIVED UNITS
Value
1 / 1 rotation
Table 1.3. Only used with rad and gon expressions

and symbol gon.

3.
SI,
SI

3. EXPERIMENTAL SI UNITS VALUES
/ Unit
Physical quantity
Name
Symbol
Energy
eV
Electronvolt
Mass
u
Unified atomic
mass unit
/ Definition

1 V .
Kinetic energy that electron receives while pasing
through potential difference of one volt in vacuum.

1/12 12C.
Unified atomic mass unit is equal to 1/12 of atom C12
mass.
1.3

3.
Names and symbols as in Table 1.3. can be used with two

units and symbols defined in Table 3.
4.

Physical quantity

Refractive power

Precious stone mass

Land area

Length mass of textile
fibre, i.e. thread
4. SPECIFIC UNITS
/ Unit
Name
Symbol
Diopter
Value
1 = 1 m-1
1 diopter = 1 m-1
/Are
/ Hectare
a
ha
1 = 2 x10-4 kg
1 carat = 2 x10-4 kg
1 = 100 m2
1 ha = 104 m2
/ Tex
tex
1 t = 10-6 kg m-1
/ Carat
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4.

()
(continued)
/ Unit
Physical quantity

Blood and other body
fluids pressure

Effective section
4. SPECIFIC UNITS
Name

Mercury level
bulb millimeter
Symbol
Value
mm Hg
1 mm Hg = 133,32 Pa
1 mm Hg = 133.32 Pa
1b = 10-28 m2
Barn
1.3

4,
.

1)
(m2)
:
1 m2
= 100 dm2
1 dm2 = 100 cm2
1 cm2 = 100 mm2
:
1 km2 = 100 ha ()
1 ha = 100 a ()
1 a
= 100 m2
(m3)
:
1 m3 = 1 000 dm3
1 dm3 = 1 000 cm3
1 cm3 = 1 000 mm3

1 km () = 100 dkm = 1 000 m
1 hm () = 10 dkm = 100 m
1 m () = 10 dm = 100 cm = 1 000 mm
1 dm () = 10 cm = 100 mm
1 cm () = 10 mm
1 angstrem (A) = 0,1 milimikrona
1
Names and symbols as in Table 1.3. can be used with

the units and symbols described in Table 4, except for
millimeter of mercury level bulb and the respective
symbol.
EXAMPLES OF MEASUREMENTS 1)
Square measure square meter (m2)
Smaller:
1 m2
= 100 dm2
1 dm2 = 100 cm2
1 cm2 = 100 mm2
Larger:
1 km2 = 100 ha
1 ha = 100 a
1 a
= 100 m2
Cubic measure cubic metre (m3)
Smaller:
1 m3 = 1000 dm3
1 dm3 = 1000 cm3
1 cm3 = 1000 mm3
Linear measure
1 km (kilometer) = 100 dkm = 1000 m
1 hm (hectometer) = 10 dkm = 100 m
1 m (meter) = 10 dm = 100 cm = 1000 mm
1 dm (decimeter) = 10 cm = 100 mm
1 cm (centimeter) = 10 mm
1 angstrom (A) = 0.1 mill microns
. / 1) Logarithm tables.
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1)
()

1 hl () = 1 000 dl = 10 000 cl
1 l () = 10 dl = 100 cl = 1 000 ml
1 dl () = 10 cl = 100 ml
1 cl () = 10 ml

1 = 10 = 10 000 kg
1 = 10 q = 1 000 kg
1 q () = 100 kg
1 kg = 10 hg = 1 000 g
1 hg () = 10 dkg = 100 g
1 dkg () = 10 g
1 g () = 1/ 1 000 kg
1 cg () = 1/ 100 g
1 mg () = 1/ 1 000 g
1 ( ) = 200 mg
EXAMPLES OF MEASUREMENTS 1)
(continued)
Capacity measure
1 hl (hectoliter) = 1000 dl = 10000 cl
1 l (liter) = 10 dl = 100 cl = 1000 ml
1 dl (deciliter) = 10 cl = 100 ml
1 cl (centiliter) = 10 ml
Weight
1 wagon = 10 tonne = 10000 kg
1 tonne (metric ton) = 10 q = 1000 kg
1 q (cent) = 100 kg
1 kg = 10 hg = 1000 g
1 hg (hectogram) = 10 dkg = 100 g
1 dkg (decagram) = 10 g
1 g (gram) = 1/ 1000 kg
1 cg (centigram) = 1/ 100 g
1 mg (milligram) = 1/ 1000 g
1 carat (precious stones) = 200 mg
OLD MEASURES
1 m = 0,527 ; 1 m2 = 0,278 .
1 m3 = 0,147 .
1 ha = 1,74 = 2 780 .
1 = 1 000 m2 = 0,1 ha
1 = 1,896 m; 1 . = 3,597 m2
1 . x = 6,821 m3
1 = 1600 . = 5 755 m2 = 0,576 ha
1 = 2 000 . = 7 192 m2= 0,719 ha
1 m = 0.527 hvat; 1 m2 = 0.278 sq. hvat

1 m3 = 0.147 cubic hvat
1 ha = 1.74 jutro = 2780 sq. hvat
1 dunum = 1000 m2 = 0.1 ha
1 hvat = 1.896 m; 1 sq. hvat = 3.597 m2
1 cubic hvat = 6.821 m3
1 jutro = 1600 sq. hvat = 5755 m2 = 0.576 ha
1 lanac = 2 000 sq. hvat = 7192 m2 = 0.719 ha
BRITISH (IMPERIAL) MEASURES WITH

METRIC EQUIVALENTS
( )

1 = 1,853 km
1 km = 0,54
1 = 1,609 km; 1 km = 0,621
1 = 20,116 m; 1 m = 0,05
1 = 0,914 m; 1 m = 1,094 j
1 = 0,305 m; 1 m = 3,281
1 , = 2,54 cm; 1 cm = 0,394
Linear measure
1 nautical mile = 1.853 km
1 km = 0.54 nautical mile
1 mile = 1.609 km 1 km = 0.621 mile
1 en = 20.116 m; 1 m = 0.05 en
1 yard = 0.914 m; 1 m = 1.094 yard
1 foot = 0.305 m; 1 m = 3.281 foot
1 inch = 2.54 cm; 1 cm = 0.394 inch
vice versa
. / 1) Logarithm tables.
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BRITISH (IMPERIAL) MEASURES WITH

METRIC EQUIVALENTS
()
( )
(continued)
vice versa

1 . = 2,59 km2
1 km2 = 0,386 .
1 = 0,405 ha
1 ha = 2,471
1 . = 0,836 m2
1 m2 = 1,196 . a
1 . = 0,093 m2
1 m2 = 10,764 .
1 . = 6,452 cm2
1 cm2 = 0,155 .
Square measure
1 sq. mile = 2.59 km2
1 km2 = 0.386 sq. mile
1 acre = 0.405 ha
1 ha = 2.471 acre
1 sq. yard = 0.836 m2
1 m2 = 1.196 sq. yard
1 sq. foot = 0.093 m2
1 m2 = 10.764 sq. foot
1 sq. inch = 6.452 cm2
1 cm2 = 0.155 sq. inch

1 . = 36,348 lit.
1 lit. = 0,0275 . a
1 . = 35,239 lit.
1 lit. = 0,0284 . a
1 . = 4,546 lit.
1 lit. = 0,22 . a
1 . = 3,785 lit.
1 lit. = 0,264 . a
1 . = 1,137 lit.
1 lit. = 0,88 . a
1 a. = 0,946 lit.
1 lit. = 1,057 a. a
1 . = 0.765 m3
1 m3 = 1,308 . a
1 . = 0,028 m2
1 m3 = 35,315 .
1 . = 16,387 cm3
1 cm3 = 0,061 .
Capacity measure
1 British bushel = 36.348 l
1 l = 0.0275 Brit. bushel
1 American bushel = 35.239 l
1 l. = 0.0284 Am. bushel
1 Brit. gallon = 4.546 l
1 l = 0.22 Brit. gallon
1 Am. gallon = 3.785 l
1 l = 0.264 Am. gallon
1 Brit. quart = 1.137 l
1 l = 0.88 Brit. quart
1 Am. quart = 0.946 l
1 l = 1.057 Am. quart
1 cubic yard = 0.765 m3
1 m3 = 1.308 cubic yard
1 cubic foot = 0.028 m2
1 m3 = 35.315 cubic foot
1 cubic inch = 16.387 cm3
1 cm3 = 0.061cubic inch

1 t = 1,016 t
1 t = 0,984 t
1 t = 0,907 t
1 t = 1,102 t
1 = 0,454 kg
1 kg = 2,205
1 = 28,35 g
1 g = 0,035
Weight
1 long ton = 1.016 tonnes
1 tonne = 0.984 long ton
1 short ton = 0.907 tonne
1 tonne = 1.102 short ton
1 pound = 0.454 kg
1 kg = 2.205 pound
1 ounce = 28.35 g
1 g = 0.035 ounce
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PAPER SIZES
mm
mm
A
A size
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
B
B size
841 1189
594 841
420 594
297 420
210 297
148 210
105 148
74 105
52 74
37 52
B0
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
C
C size
1000 1414
707 1000
500 707
353 500
250 353
176 250
125 176
88 125
62 88
44 62
917 1297
648 971
458 648
324 458
229 324
162 229
114 162
81 114
57 81
40 87
C0
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
A0
A6
A5
A3
A4
A1
A2
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CHEMICAL
ELEMENTS
2016.

Atomic
number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
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Name
/ hydrogen
/ helium
/ lithium
/ beryllium
/ boron
/ carbon
/ nitrogen
/ oxygen
/ flourine
/ neon
/ sodium
/ magnesium
/ aluminium
/ silicon
/ phorphorus
/ sulphur
/ chlorine
/ argon
/ potasium
/ calcium
/ scandium
/ titanium
/ vanadium
/ chromium
/ manganese
/ iron
/ cobalt
/ nickel
/ copper
/ zinc
/ gallium
/ germanium
/ arsenic
/ selenium
/ bromine
/ krypton
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS

Chemical
Relative
symbol
atomic mass
H
He
Li
Be
B
C
N
O
F
Ne
Na
Mg
Al
Si
P
S
Cl
Ar
K
Ca
Sc
Ti
V
Cr
Mn
Fe
Co
Ni
Cu
Zn
Ga
Ge
As
Se
Br
Kr
1,01
4,00
6,94
9,01
10,82
12,01
14,01
16,00
19,00
20,18
23,00
24,32
26,98
28,09
30,89
32,07
35,46
39,94
39,10
40,08
44,96
47,88
50,94
52,00
54,94
55,85
58,93
58,69
63,55
65,38
69,72
72,59
74,92
78,96
79,90
83,80

Type of element
/ gas
/ noble gas
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ gas
/ gas
/ gas
/ noble gas
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ gas
/ noble gas
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ liquid
/ noble gas
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS
(continued)
()
Atomic
number
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
1)
Name
/ rubidium
/ strontium
/ yttrium
/ zirconium
/ niobium
/ molybdenum
/ technetium
/ ruthenium
o / rhodium
/ palladium
/ silver
/ cadmium
/ indium
/ tin
/ antimony
/ tellurium
/ iodine
/ xenon
/ cesium
/ barium
1) / lanthanum1)
/ cerium
Praseodymium
/ neodymium
/ promethium
/ samarium
/ europium
/ gadolinium
/ terbium
/ disposium
/ holmium
/ erbium
/ thulium
/ ytterbium

Chemical
Relative
symbol
atomic mass

Type of element
Rb
Sr
Y
Zr
Nb
Mo
Tc
Ru
Rh
Pd
Ag
Cd
In
Sn
Sb
Te
I
Xe
Cs
Ba
La
Ce
85,47
87,62
88,91
91,22
92,91
95,94
98,00
101,07
102,91
106,42
107,87
112,41
114,82
118,69
121,75
127,60
126,90
131,29
132,91
137,33
138,91
140,12
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ radioactive
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ noble gas
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
Pr
140,91
/ solid
Nd
Pm
Sm
Eu
Gd
Tb
Dy
Ho
Er
Tm
Yb
144,24
(145)
150,36
151,96
157,25
158,93
162,50
164,93
167,26
168,93
173,04
/ solid
/ radioactive
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
57 71 . / 1) From 57 to 71 atomic mass: lanthanium and lanthanides.
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()
Atomic
number
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
1)
(continued)
Name
/ lutetium
/ hafnium
/ tantalum
/ tungsten
/ rhenium
/ osmium
/ iridium
/ platinum
/ gold
/ mercury
/ thalium
/ lead
/ bismuth
/ polonium
/ astatine
/ radon
/ francium
/ radium
1) / actinium
/ thorium
Protactinium
/ uranium
/ neptunium
/ plutonium
/ americium
/ curium
/ berkelium
/ californium
/ einstenium
/ fermium

Chemical
Relative
symbol
atomic mass

Type of element
Lu
Hf
Ta
W
Re
Os
Ir
Pt
Au
Hg
Tl
Pb
Bi
Po
At
Rn
Fr
Ra
Ac
Th
174,97
178,49
180,95
183,85
186,21
190,20
192,22
195,08
196,97
200,59
204,38
207,20
208,98
(209)
(210)
(222)
(223)
226,03
227,03
232,04
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ liquid
/ solid
/ solid
/ solid
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
/ noble gas
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
Pa
231,04
/ radioactive
U
Np
Pu
Am
Cm
Bk
Cf
Es
Fm
238,03
237,05
(244)
(243)
(247)
(247)
(251)
(254)
(257)
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
/ radioactive
/ artificially produced
89 103 . / 1) From 89 to 103 atomic mass: actinium and actinides.
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CHEMICAL ELEMENTS

()
Atomic
number
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
(continued)

Chemical
Relative
symbol
atomic mass
Name
Mendelevium
/ nobelium
/ lawrencium
Rutherfordium
/ dubnium
/ seaborgium
/ bohrium
/ hassium
/ maitnerium
Darmastatium
/ roentgenium
/ ununbium
/ ununtrium
Ununquadrrium
Ununpentium

Type of element
Md
(256)
No
Lr
(254)
(257)
Rf
257,00
Db
Sg
Bh
Hs
Mt
261,00
259,00
261,00
265,00
266,00
Ds
269,00
Rg
Uub
Uut
272,00
277,00
284,00
Uuq
288,00
Uup
288,00
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GREEK ALPHABET
SERBIAN
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GREEK ALPHABET
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(a)
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(n)
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A, a
B, b
L, l
Lj, lj
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M, m
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Nj, nj
O, o
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R, r
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S, s
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Z, z
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omicron
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,
upsilon
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ENGLISH ALPHABET
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(si)
(di)
(i)
(ef)
(di)
(ei)
(aj)
(dei)
(kej)
(el)
(em)
N, n
O, o
P, p
Q, q
R, r
S, s
T, t
U, u
V, v
W, w
X, y
Y, y
Z, z
(en)
(ou)
(pi)
(kju)
(a:)
(es)
(ti)
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(vi)
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