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Homes for medico-social care for children in 2024
As of 31.12.2024, 119 children with disabilities were accommodated in homes for medico-social care for children, and compared to the previous year, their number decreased by 45.7%. As a result of the national deinstitutionalization policy, it is planned to move out all children and close these institutions.
Detailed data on these health establishments can be found on the website of NSI under the heading ‘Homes for medico-social care for children’.
Fiscal data by ‘Central Government’ and ‘Social Security Funds’ Sub-Sectors, December 2024
For December 2024, the reported revenues of sub-sector ‘Central Government’ were in the amount of BGN 4 972.65 million and the expenditures were in the amount of BGN 7 023.09 million, and for the sub-sector ‘Social Security Funds’ the revenues amounted to BGN 3 049.00 million and the expenditures were BGN 3 111.63 million.
The data for the ‘Central Government’ sub-sector are formed on the basis of the monthly cash statements of the budget units, as well as on estimates of the state enterprises reclassified in the sub-sector, and the data for the ‘Social Security Funds’ sub-sector - on the basis of the monthly cash statements of the National Insurance Institute and the National Health Insurance Fund.
The information is published on the basis of Article 3 (2) of Directive 2011/85 of the EU.
Detailed data can be found on NSI’s website under the heading 'Government Finance Statistics'.
Building Permits Issued, and Construction of New Buildings Started in the Fourth Quarter of 2024
In the fourth quarter of 2024, the municipal authorities issued building permits for the construction of 1 915 residential buildings with 9 861 dwellings, 15 administrative buildings/offices and 1 185 other buildings.
Compared to the fourth quarter of 2023 the issued building permits for new residential buildings decrease by 15.8%, for administrative buildings - by 31.8%, and for other buildings - by 6.0%.
The construction of 1 539 residential buildings with 8 601 dwellings, 8 administrative buildings/offices and 600 other buildings has started.
The number of started new residential buildings went up by 0.3% compared to the fourth quarter of 2023. The number of started administrative buildings was unchanged, until other buildings decreased by 6.4%.
Business Conjuncture, January 2025
In January 2025, the total business climate indicator remains to its level from December 2024. An increase of the indicator is observed in the construction, in industry preserves approximately its level from the previous month, and in retail trade and in service sector a reduction is registered.
The most serious difficulties for the business development in the sectors remain connected with the uncertain economic environment, shortage of labour, competition in the branch and costs of materials.
Producer Price Indices in Industry, December 2024
The Total Producer Price Index in Industry rose by 3.6% in December 2024 compared to the previous month. An increase of 13.6% was registered in the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, in the manufacturing industry - by 0.7%, while in the mining and quarrying industry the prices went down - by 1.5%.
The Producer Price Index on the Domestic Market increased by 5.1% in December 2024 compared to November 2024. The domestic prices grew in the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply - by 12.6%, in the mining and quarrying industry - by 2.8%, and in the manufacturing industry - by 0.4%.
The Total Producer Price Index went up by 5.3% in December 2024 compared to the same month in 2023. An increase was observed in the mining and quarrying industry - by 20.2%, in the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply - by 11.2%, as well as in the manufacturing industry - by 2.1%.
The Producer Price Index on the Domestic Market increased by 6.6% compared to December 2023. The prices went up in the mining and quarrying industry - by 17.1%, in the electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply - by 13.3%, and in the manufacturing industry - by 1.2%.
Production and Deliveries of Energy Products, November 2024
In November 2024, compared to October 2024, an increase was reported in the production of: solid fuels - by 73.5%, and electricity - by 3.5%. A decrease was reported in the production of: motor gasoline - by 29.3%, liquefied petroleum gases - by 14.3%, and transport diesel - by 1.6%. There is no change in the production of natural gas.
Compared to November 2023, an increase is reported in the production of: liquefied petroleum gases - by 50.0%, and solid fuels - by 16.4%. A decrease is reported in the production of: motor gasoline - by 42.4%, and transport diesel - by 3.8%, and electricity - by 3.3%. There is no change in the production of natural gas.
In November 2024, compared to October 2024, an increase was reported in the deliveries of: solid fuels - by 60.5%, natural gas - by 32.4%, electricity - by 24.8%, and motor gasoline - by 12.5%. A decrease was reported in the deliveries of: liquefied petroleum gases - by 10.3%, and transport diesel - by 2.4%.
Compared to November 2023, an increase is reported in the deliveries of: motor gasoline - by 28.6%, electricity - by 13.2%, natural gas - by 11.5%, solid fuels - by 8.8%, and transport diesel - by 1.7%. No decrease is observed for any of the products. There is no change in the deliveries of liquefied petroleum gases.
Trips of Bulgarian residents abroad and arrivals of visitors from abroad to Bulgaria in December 2024
In December 2024, the number of trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 727.2 thousand, or 12.0% above the registered in December 2023. An increase in the trips with all observed purposes was registered.
The number of visits of non-residents to Bulgaria was 833.3 thousand, or 6.1% more in comparison with the same month of the previous year. An increase was registered in the trips with holiday and recreation purposes - by 20.0%, and with professional purposes - by 7.7%, while those with other purposes decreased by 1.3%. Transit passes through the country were 35.5% (295.9 thousand) of all visits of non-residents to Bulgaria.
Quarterly non-financial accounts of the ‘General Government’ sector
In the third quarter of 2024, revenues of the ‘General government’ sector amounting to BGN 17 618.72 million and expenditures amounting to BGN 20 635.01 million were reported.
The data of the ‘General Government’ sector are developed using the reports on the implementation of the consolidated fiscal program provided by the Ministry of Finance, as well as assessments of the government enterprises reclassified in the sector.
Detailed data can be found on the NSI website under the heading 'Government Finance Statistics'.
Quarterly non-financial accounts by institutional sectors
In the third quarter of 2024, the reported Net lending (+) / net borrowing (-) are as follows:
- ‘Total economy sector’: 3 497.00 million BGN;
- ‘Rest of the World’ sector: -3 497.00 million BGN.
The quarterly non-financial accounts of the ‘General Government’ and the ‘Rest of the World’ sectors present, on the basis of national accounts, the economic activity of the government and non-resident units in a manner comparable to other European countries, according to the European System of National Accounts 2010. For this purpose, tables showing revenues and expenses of the ‘General Government’ and ‘Rest of the World’ sectors are developed.
The ‘General Government" sector data are derived by using the reports on the implementation of the consolidated fiscal program provided by the Ministry of Finance, as well as estimates of the government units requalified in the sector.
‘Rest of the World’ sector data are developed using the Balance of Payments provided by the Bulgarian National Bank, as well as estimates developed by the National Statistical Institute.
Detailed data can be found on the NSI website under the topic 'Non-financial national accounts by institutional sectors'.
Primary energy consumption and Energy dependency for 2023
NSI has published 2023 data on energy indicators Primary energy consumption and Energy dependency, calculated from the Overall Energy Balance of the country.
The Primary energy consumption decreased by 12.49% compared to the previous year, reaching 16 575.950 thousand toe in 2023. The indicator measures the country’s total energy needs, excluding any non-energy use of energy carriers.
The Energy dependency in 2023 increased by 2.61 percentage points – up to 39.72% compared to the previous year. The indicator shows the extent to which a country’s economy depends on imports to meet its energy needs.
Data from previous years can be found on the NSI website under the heading ‘Energy’, Overall Energy Balance.