The indicator measures learning in the previous four weeks among people aged 25–64.
In 2025, 13.7% of EU residents aged 25–64 reported formal or non-formal education or training in the previous four weeks, Eurostat said. The share was 10.1% in 2015.
Participation was 14.9% among women and 12.4% among men. Sweden recorded the highest rate at 38.2%. The measure is not restricted to employees and does not count participation over the whole year.
The committee visits six named fields to examine infrastructure and execution constraints.
The September visits review power, control and processing infrastructure without reporting a new output gain.
The Damascus talks cover field performance and damaged infrastructure, without announcing a contract award.
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