Data, Strategies, Urban Development Unit

The flyer "Wolfsburg Statistics - Data & Facts 2023" provides compact information on a variety of statistical data of the city of Wolfsburg, among others, under the headings of population, labor market & economy, education, social affairs & health as well as culture & sports (data status 2022).

The current flyer is also available free of charge as a printed copy at City Hall A, at the city and district offices, and at the tourist information office at the main train station.

(Frequency of publication: annually)

The Statistical Yearbook brings together a wide range of statistical information on all important areas of urban life, which in the current version has been supplemented with data for 2018 and 2019. Basic information on demographic, social and economic structures and developments is presented in the form of tables, diagrams and maps. This collection of data provides an argumentation aid and decision-making basis for actors in politics, city administration, the economy as well as for citizens*.

The Statistical Yearbook 2020 contains as current data status - as far as available - the 31.12.2019. In addition, time series in most subject areas provide an overview of the development of recent years.

This data sheet provides a brief overview of the current distribution of Wolfsburg's population across the city and local districts. The small-scale data are also structured according to selected characteristics (foreigners, gender, age groups under 18).

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The Population Report 2024 contains tables, diagrams and maps with data as at 31.12.2023. The report also uses time series and comparisons with the previous year to show the development of population figures and structures in the city and districts.

The population report also contains data on "movements" (births, deaths, inflows, outflows) and "households", including information on household types (e.g. the number of single-parent households) and household sizes (persons/children per household).

The population report is a useful reference work for anyone who wants to find out about the city of Wolfsburg and its development.

(Publication frequency: annually)

The Labor Market Report 2023 provides information on the labor market situation in the city of Wolfsburg as of the reporting date June 30, 2022, or the reporting month December 2022. Among other things, the report contains data on employees, commuters, the unemployed, and the SGB II (Social Code Book II) needs groups. It also includes statistical data on gross domestic product and other macroeconomic indicators.

Using time series and comparisons with previous years, the Labor Market Report also shows the development of the labor market in the city of Wolfsburg.

(Frequency: annual)

Note: The Labor Market Report 2023 contains a large amount of retroactively revised data. Due to revisions, statistical data that has already been published is revised and published again. For this reason, many time series data published in the Labor Market Report 2023 differ from previously published data from earlier reporting dates. For more information on revisions, please refer to the "Glossary" section in the labor market report.

The WOKS statistical information portal offers a modern, barrier-free interface, convenient filter and search functions, and extensive download options. The website, which is optimized for mobile devices, gives all citizens access to a wide range of tables, graphics and maps for a variety of topics relating to the city of Wolfsburg. Access is possible without logging in. The information offered ranges from the population development of the entire city since 1938 to detailed information on the population structure at the city/district level, the development of the labor market in recent years, and the development of the climate since 1961. Furthermore, the Creative Commons licenses used generally permit any further use of the content, provided the data sources are cited. Detailed usage notes and a glossary also simplify the use of WOKS.

Note: The WOKS runs under all common browsers such as Firefox, Edge, Chrome or Safari. Please do not use Internet Explorer. Its technology is outdated and is not supported by WOKS.

Every year, a large number of people move to the city of Wolfsburg and just as many leave. Through population statistics, the city does know how many people move from A to B each year and also, for example, which age groups move. However, it knows little about their motives or why they migrate. Therefore, from October to December 2018, around 9,000 citizens were contacted who had moved to Wolfsburg in the past two years or who had left Wolfsburg for the surrounding area, the Hanover region or Berlin.

The city's main aim in conducting the survey was to gain new insights into Wolfsburg's housing market. To this end, respondents were asked, among other things, about the reasons for their move, their housing preferences and living conditions, and how the search for housing had progressed. The good response rate of 24% shows that there is still a great deal of interest among households that have moved away in developments in Wolfsburg.

Following a Europe-wide study, the IFAK Institute conducted a telephone-based citizen survey on the quality of life in German cities on behalf of the KOSIS "Urban Audit" community from October 2018 to January 2019.

A total of 24 German cities participated in this survey. The participating cities include Braunschweig, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Ingolstadt, Nuremberg, Osnabrück, Stuttgart and Wolfsburg.

Once again, we would like to thank all respondents who, by taking part, have made an important contribution to improving the quality of life in Wolfsburg

Do you have any questions about the citizens' survey? Then please contact the Data, Strategies, Urban Development department(e-mail to umfragen@stadt.wolfsburg.de).