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  • Proposals, parliamentary votes and citizens’ votes

    Each proposal with its result in parliament and, if enough citizens voted, the percentage for, against and abstaining among citizens.

    Source: Chamber, Flemish Parliament, Parlement de Wallonie and European Parliament (open data); citizens’ votes: OpenDemocratie. Without the Brussels Parliament (non-commercial reuse only).

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  • Inflation by country and by month

    Price rise over a year (HICP) per EU country, also for food, housing and transport, plus the Belgian health index.

    Source: Eurostat (CC BY 4.0) and Statbel (CC BY 4.0)

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  • Government spending by area

    Government spending by country, per year and by area (COFOG), in millions of euros.

    Source: Eurostat (CC BY 4.0)

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  • Foreign aid

    Official development aid by donor, recipient and year, and EU spending by receiving country.

    Source: OECD (DAC) and European Commission, Financial Transparency System (CC BY 4.0)

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  • Everything: share, edit, publish, including commercially. Our processing falls under the CC BY 4.0 licence.
  • Do credit the source, for example: "Source: OpenDemocratie, based on Eurostat". The original source is shown with each file.
  • Citizens’ votes are not a poll: people who vote on OpenDemocratie do so of their own accord. Mention that too.

What is never included: individual votes, groups of fewer than 50 people, data from the Brussels Parliament (non-commercial reuse only) and the figures from the Kiel Institute (no open licence).

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