Indicator in all countries

Is there evidence of significant levels of segregation between minority groups and the majority population?

• Austria

  There is no evidence of significant levels of segregation between minority groups and the majority population. 

• Bulgaria

  Yes.

• Cyprus

  Yes

• Denmark

  No.

• Finland

  Data not available.

• France

  Yes

• Germany
• Greece

  Yes.

• Hungary

  Yes.

• Ireland

  According to a report presented to the Social Sciences and Public Policy conference held in Galway;

  “The greatest degree of segregation is experienced by the Travelling community, followed by people in local authority housing, followed by non-nationals and ethnic minorities.  There is relatively little segregation around social class or status.” -'Ireland After Nama'

• Italy

  Yes.

• Poland

  No.

• Portugal

  Yes, there is evidence of significant levels of segregation between minority groups, specially Roma, and the majority population.

• Romania

  Yes. Various studies related to Roma communities show such evidence.

• Slovenia

  A minority group with which segregation is most visibel is the Roma community. 

• Spain

  No data.

• Sweden

  Yes