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Published: 28 March 2024

Sectoral pattern: Number of countries ranking each sector as among the top four for employing Ukrainian refugees, selected countries

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EF23030EN Figure 1: Sectoral pattern: Number of countries ranking each sector as among the top four for employing Ukrainian refugees, selected countries

Notes: Since the sectors may not cover the same categories across the countries, the comparison of rankings is indicative only. See also Table A2 in Annex 3, which specifies the ranking of the different sectors in selected countries. The selected countries are: Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.

Source: National contributions, except for Sweden (IOM, 2023)

Identifier: W9ROe

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