Vienna

in Figures

2014

Vienna in figures 2014

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and Vienna Public Utilities

Dear readers,
Vienna is growing. By 2029, its population will have passed the threshold of 2 million. This is welcome news given that population growth
initiates dynamic business development and progress in society. At the
same time, it brings challenges and requires investments in fields like
infrastructure, education, housing or healthcare.
The statistics compiled by Municipal Department 23 are a key resource
for political decision-makers as they identify major developments and
take the necessary political measures.
But the present figures also prove that we are on the right way:
Vienna is the most liveable city in the world. It scores top marks in
international rankings for quality of life, innovative spirit and economic
performance. We will continue to follow our targeted strategy for the
citys development, making sure its excellent services are accessible to
everyone who lives here.
Vienna is attractive for tourists as well. Over 12.7 million overnight
stays in 2013 mark a new record high.
Vienna is productive. The good availability of highly qualified labour, a
high female employment rate of 79.5 %, reliable labour market stability, scientific know-how and above-average labour productivity make
the Austrian capital a particularly attractive business location.
And Vienna stands for transparency. Nowadays it is imperative to
make data generally accessible and understandable. Just as the citys
budget, which is available online at www.offenerhaushalt.at, Vienna
in Figures constitutes a valuable step towards transparent information
management.
I am confident the current issue will make interesting and enjoyable reading.

Photo: PID/David Bohman

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

from 2000

from 1900 to 2000 from 1800 to 1900 from 1500 to 1800

up to 1500

URBAN HISTORY

Around 50 a.D. First Roman military camp Vindobona is erected

881 First documented mention of the name Wenia for Vienna
1137 First documented mention of Vienna as a town
1221 Granting of the Town Charter
1237 Vienna becomes a free Imperial Town
1365 Duke Rudolf IV establishes the first university in Vienna
1469 The diocese of Vienna is founded

St. Charles Church

Photo: Yvann K - Fotolia.com

1814 Congress of Vienna

1858 Construction of the Ringstrae boulevard
1862 Vienna Stadtpark opens
1869 Regulation of the river Danube
1870 Construction of the 1st Vienna Spring Water Pipeline
1883 The new Vienna City Hall on Ringstrae is opened
1897 The Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel is built in Prater

Donau City Tower 1

Photo: Creativemarc - Fotolia.com

2001 Opening of the Museumsquartier complex

2006 Twin City Liner connects Vienna and Bratislava
2008 Finals of the European Football Championship in Vienna
2010 Reopening of Therme Wien city spa
2012 Partial opening of Vienna Central Station
2013 30th Vienna City Marathon

Schnbrunn Palace
Photo: Bruder Jakob - Fotolia.com

1529 1st Turkish siege of Vienna

1547 First maps of Vienna by Augustin Hirschvogel
1683 2nd Turkish siege of Vienna
1688 First public lighting system with oil lamps
1695 Construction of Schnbrunn palace starts
1737 Completion of St. Charles Church
1795 The Vienna Albertina is founded

Vienna City Hall

Photo: media wien

1900 Construction of the 2nd Vienna Spring Water Pipeline

1922 Vienna becomes a federal province in its own right
1954 Vienna takes its current shape and area, subdivided into 23 districts
1964 Donauturm opens
1978 Opening of the first public underground line (U1)
1979 Opening of Vienna International Centre (UNO City)
1981 Opening of Danube Island, a new local recreation area

Danube Island
Photo: MA 45

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

URBAN AREA
Vienna 2014

Total area
Built-up area (2012)
Green space (2012)
Bodies of water (2012)
Roads, streets (2012)
Length of city boundaries
Highest elevation
Lowest elevation
Northernmost
border point
Easternmost
border point
Westernmost
border point
Southernmost
border point
Longest street
Shortest street
Highest building

41,487 ha
14,750 ha (35.6 %)
18,889 ha (45.5 %)
1,913 ha (4.6 %)
5,936 ha (14.3 %)
136.5 km
Hermannskogel (543 m)
Lobau (151 m)
Border point 60 in the cadastral district of Stammersdorf,
located approx. 1,400 m north-west of Rendezvous inn
(21st municipal district)
Border point 176 in the cadastral district of Kaiserebersdorf-Herrschaft (22nd municipal district), approx. 700 m
north of Gnsehaufen-Traverse
Westernmost corner of the wall around the Lainz Wildlife
Preserve, approx. 1,000 m north-west of Altes Dianator
gate (13th municipal district)
Approx. 370 m south-west of Schutzengelkreuz in the
cadastral district of Unter-Laa (10th municipal district)
Hhenstrae (17th and 19th districts) - 15.0 km
Irisgasse (1st district) - 17.5 m
Donauturm tower in Donaupark (22nd district) - 252 m

Source: Municipal Departments 28, 37 and 41.

Air temperature | in C

36.8

38.5

33.4
28.0

27.0

25.9

22.5
17.7

19.7

14.8

13.3

10.8
11.3 11.2
6.9

4.2
1.0

0.7

1.7

5.3 6.5

3.2

9.7
Jan

Feb March April May June July

max 2013

Aug Sept Oct

Average 19712000
Average 2013
min 2013

Nov

Dec

Source: ZAMG Climate Department.

7.3

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

Duration of sunshine | in h

450
400
350
300
250
200

Source: ZAMG Climate Department.

150
100
50

Jan

Feb March April May June July

Average 19712000

Aug Sept Oct

2012

Nov

Dec

Nov

Dec

2013

Precipitations | in mm
160
140
120
100
80

Source: ZAMG Climate Department.

60
40
20

Jan

Feb March April May June July

Average 19712000

Aug Sept Oct

2012

2013

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

POPULATION
Population in Vienna 2013
Demographic information

Population *
Foreign citizens *
Residents with migration background *
Natural change
Live births
Deaths
Net migration
Inflows
Outflows
Naturalisation
Persons born in Austria
Persons born abroad
Life expectancy at birth
Life expectancy at the age of 60 years

total

men

women

1,766,746
428,213
629,541
2,359
18,691
16,332
22,711
94,034
71,323
2,423
773
1,650
79.9
23.0

850,596
215,770
305,131
2,344
9,865
7,521
11,913
50,978
39,065
1,151
401
750
77.3
20.9

916,150
212,443
324,410
15
8,826
8,811
10,798
43,056
32,258
1,272
372
900
82.4
24.7

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23.

* Population at the beginning of the year 2014.

Surface and population of Viennas municipal districts 2014 *

Municipal district
Wien
1. Innere Stadt
2. Leopoldstadt
3. Landstrae
4. Wieden
5. Margareten
6. Mariahilf
7. Neubau
8. Josefstadt
9. Alsergrund
10. Favoriten
11. Simmering
12. Meidling
13. Hietzing
14. Penzing
15. Rudolfsheim-Fnfhaus
16. Ottakring
17. Hernals
18. Whring
19. Dbling
20. Brigittenau
21. Floridsdorf
22. Donaustadt
23. Liesing

surface in ha
41,487.0
286.9
1,924.2
739.8
177.5
201.2
145.5
160.8
109.0
296.7
3,182.2
2,325.6
810.3
3,771.5
3,376.3
391.8
867.3
1,139.1
634.7
2,494.4
571.0
4,444.3
10,229.9
3,206.8

total
1,766,746
16,131
99,597
86,454
31,452
53,610
30,613
30,792
24,279
40,528
186,450
93,440
90,874
51,275
87,597
74,791
99,094
54,422
48,365
69,242
84,305
148,947
168,394
96,094

men
850,596
7,726
48,650
41,085
14,903
26,299
14,833
14,703
11,855
19,286
91,638
45,541
43,752
23,505
41,727
37,220
48,451
26,528
22,208
31,849
41,200
71,633
80,684
45,320

women
916,150
8,405
50,947
45,369
16,549
27,311
15,780
16,089
12,424
21,242
94,812
47,899
47,122
27,770
45,870
37,571
50,643
27,894
26,157
37,393
43,105
77,314
87,710
50,774

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23; Municipal Department 41.
* Population at the beginning of the year 2014.

VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

Population Development 20042014 | in %

Eisenstadt

+14.3

Source: Statistics Austria, calculation: Municipal Department 23.

Graz

+13.6

Innsbruck

+9.8

Vienna

+9.7

Bregenz

+6.4

Klagenfurt

+6.2

Linz

+4.7

St. Plten

+4.6

Salzburg

+1.8

Population Development 20022012 * | in %

Brussels

+18.5

Stockholm

+15.2

London (metropolitain area)

+14.0

Source: Eurostat (Urban Audit), calculation: Municipal Department 23.

Copenhagen

+11.8

Vienna

+9.3

Prague

+7.5

Amsterdam

+7.4

Madrid

+7.2

Paris

+5.1

Rome
Berlin
Warsaw

+1.6

0.7

Budapest

2.2
15.9

+3.7
+3.2

Lisbon
Athens

* Stockholm, London and Athens: 20012011; Paris: 19992009.

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

EDUCATION
Child care and education 2013/14
Child care facilities
Total
Day nurseries
Kindergartens
After-school care facilities
Mixed-age facilities

total

boys

86,251
10,985
36,118
17,830
21,318

girls

44,208
5,646
18,713
9,056
10,793

42,043
5,339
17,405
8,774
10,525

Source: Municipal Department 10 und Statistics Austria.

Pupils 2012/13
Schools
Total
Compulsory schools providing
general education
Primary schools
Lower secondary schools
(Hauptschulen)
New secondary schools
Special needs schools
Pre-vocational schools
General secondary schools (AHS)
General sec. schools (AHS) - lower level
General sec. schools (AHS) - upper level
Vocational schools for apprentices
Vocational secondary schools (BMS)
Vocational colleges (BHS)
Technical-industrial colleges
Commercial colleges
Business colleges
Colleges for agriculture and forestry
Other

boys/men

girls/women

225,645
98,654

total

114,107
52,061

111,538
46,593

64,426
20,971

33,253
11,300

31,173
9,671

7,657
2,941
2,659
59,608
33,807
25,801
21,541
7,297
24,082
13,501
7,582
2,869
130
14,463

4,110
1,849
1,549
27,770
16,291
11,479
12,985
3,883
12,439
9,070
2,741
562
66
4,969

3,547
1,092
1,110
31,838
17,516
14,322
8,556
3,414
11,643
4,431
4,841
2,307
64
9,494

total

men

Source: Statistics Austria.

Students 2012/13
Universities/Colleges
Total
Universities of applied sciences *
Teacher training colleges *
Public universities **
among them University of Vienna
among them Vienna University
of Technology
among them Vienna University
of Economics an Business
Private universities
Source: Statistics Austria.
* Not including further training courses.
** Regular students.

women

183,264
12,422
5,574
162,465
88,461
26,503

84,700
7,160
1,311
75,172
32,318
19,329

98,564
5,262
4,263
87,293
56,143
7,174

22,026

11,473

10,553

2,803

1,057

1,746

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Level of education of the labour force 2013 | in %

14.6

Compulsory school

15.0
38.7

Apprenticeship

Technical school

25.6
12.9
8.5

17.4

Source: Statistics Austria.

Secondary school
(leaving certificate)

22.7
16.4

University *

28.2

Austria

Vienna

Population of the 3034 age group having completed tertiary education in

NUTS-2 regions 2013 | in %
Inner London

72.3

Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)

58.8

Stockholm

56.2

le de France (Paris)

53.3

Comunidad de Madrid

51.4

Mazowieckie (Warsaw)

51.4

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)

49.4

Praha (Prague)

46.8

Rgion de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)

45.8

Kzp-Magyarorszg (Budapest)

44.9

Attiki (Athens)

44.0

Source: Eurostat.

Berlin

43.3

Vienna
Lisboa (Lisbon)
Lazio (Rome)
* University and university equivalent (academies).

40.1
34.6
27.2

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

ECONOMY
Gross regional product 2011
Federal province
Austria
Burgenland
Carinthia
Lower Austria
Upper Austria
Salzburg
Styria
Tyrol
Vorarlberg
Vienna

EUR million

in %

299,240
6,829
16,936
47,327
50,677
21,857
37,413
26,095
14,050
77,942

EUR per capita

100.0
2.3
5.7
15.8
16.9
7.3
12.5
8.7
4.7
26.0

35,700
24,000
30,400
29,400
35,900
41,300
31,000
36,800
38,000
45,600

Source: Statistics Austria.

Tourism 2013
Provincial capital

Vienna
Salzburg
Innsbruck
Graz
Linz
Klagenfurt
Bregenz
St. Plten
Eisenstadt

Tourist overnight stays

total
12,719,289
2,552,424
1,440,009
984,771
775,396
394,813
324,231
143,836
50,536

from Austria

from abroad

2,326,952
702,660
364,494
462,834
367,920
202,112
105,174
92,492
29,233

10,392,337
1,849,764
1,075,515
521,937
407,476
192,701
219,057
51,344
21,303

Source: Statistics Austria.

Labour Market 2013

Employment and unemployment

Employment with compulsory insurance

Gainful employment
Gainful employment, standard forms
among them freelance service contracts
Min. employment and minimal freelance
service contracts
Employees in minimal employment
Minimal freelance service contracts
Self-employment
Persons registered as unemployed
Unemployment rate (registered rate) in %
Unemployment rate (EU rate) in %

men

women

974,243
877,385
791,327
8,909
86,058

total

499,463
439,236
402,208
4,488
37,028

474,780
438,149
389,119
4,421
49,030

76,214
9,844
96,858
90,230
10.2
8.4

33,088
3,940
60,227
53,432
11.7
8.6

43,126
5,904
36,631
36,798
8.6
8.2

Source: Association of Austrian Social Insurance Institutions, Social Insurance Institution

for Farmers, Social Insurance Institution for Trade and Industry, Vienna Labour Market
Service (AMS).

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Gross regional product per capita in the NUTS-2 regions 2011 | in 1,000 EUR

86.0

Inner London
62.0

Rgion de Bruxelles-Capitale (Brussels)

56.2

Stockholm
Hovedstaden (Copenhagen)

52.5

le de France (Paris)

51.2
45.6

Vienna

40.5

Noord-Holland (Amsterdam)
Praha (Prague)

31.2

Lazio (Rome)

29.9

Comunidad de Madrid

29.6

Berlin

29.3
24.8

Source: Eurostat.

Attiki (Athens)

22.5

Lisboa (Lisbon)
Kzp-Magyarorszg (Budapest)

16.2

Mazowieckie (Warsaw)

15.7

Tourism 2013 | overnight stays in million

53.7

London
36.7

Paris *
26.9

Berlin

24.2

Rome *
Madrid *

14.9

Prague

14.7
13.5

Source: European Cities Marketing Report 2014, TourMIS.

Vienna **

11.3

Amsterdam *

11.0

Stockholm **
7.8

Budapest
Lisbon *

7.3

Copenhagen **

7.0
6.2

Brussels
Athens n/a
Warsaw n/a

international tourism
* Overnight stays in hotels or similar establishments only.
** inlcuding communities in the citys surrounding region.

domestic tourism

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

Global Cities Index * 2014 | points achieved

58.1

London
52.3

Paris
32.9

Brussels

31.8

Madrid

30.3

Vienna

29.4

Berlin

26.3

Amsterdam
Rome

24.1

Stockholm

23.5

Budapest

17.5

Prague

17.5

Source: A.T. Kearney.

20.6

Copenhagen

13.6

Warsaw
Athens n/a
Lisbon n/a

Big Mac-Index * 2012 | in min.s

Vienna

14

Amsterdam

16

Berlin

16

London

16

Paris

16

Stockholm

17

Madrid

18

Brussels

20

Lisbon

22

Rome

23

Athens

30

Prague

34

Warsaw

Copenhagen

49
n/a

* The cities are assessed for their business activity (weighting factor: 30%), human capital (30%),
information exchange (15%), cultural experience (15%) and political engagement (10%).
** Working time required to buy a Big Mac.

Source: UBS.

36

Budapest

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

Innovation Cities Global Index * 2014 | points achieved

London

56

Paris

56

Vienna

56

Amsterdam

55

Copenhagen

55

Berlin

54

Stockholm

53

Brussels

50

Prague

48

Budapest

48

Rome

47

Source: 2thinknow.

Madrid

46

Warsaw

45

Lisbon

44

Athens

41

International congresses ** 2013

204

Paris
186

Madrid

182

Vienna

178

Berlin

166

Source: International Congress and Convention Association.

London
125

Lisbon
Prague

121

Amsterdam

120

Brussels

111

Copenhagen

109
106

Budapest

99

Rome

93

Stockholm
Athens

n/a

Warsaw

n/a

* For the current ranking, the 162 indicators were summarised to form a three factor score for Cultural Assets,
Networked Markets and Human Infrastructure - with a focus on mobility, start-ups, education and technology.
The three factors were used to assess how conducive the respective cities are to ideas and developments
fostering regional or global innovation.
** International congresses with a minimum of 50 participants that are held on a regular basis, alternating
between at least 3 different countries.

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

TRANSPORT
Public Transport
Wiener Linien

Passengers in million
Underground
Trams
Buses
Length of network in km
Underground
Trams
Buses
Number of lines
Underground
Trams
Buses
Number of stations
Underground
Trams
Buses

2011

2012

875.0
567.6
193.8
113.6
937.4
74.2
214.8
648.4
123
5
28
90
4,452
101
1,031
3,320

2013

906.6
444.4
295.1
167.1
1,013.0
74.2
221.5
717.3
132
5
29
98
4,783
101
1,056
3,626

900.0
428.8
293.6
177.6
1,094.8
78.5
225.0
791.3
147
5
29
113
5,052
104
1,071
3,877

Source: Wiener Linien.

Individual transport
Indicators

Road network in km
Municipal roads in km
Federal roads in km
System of bicycle paths and lanes, in km
Stock of motor vehicles
Cars
Omnibuses
Lorries
Tractors
Other motor vehicles
Motorcycles
Private car density per 1,000 inhabitants
Newly registered motor vehicles
Cars
Lorries
Others

2011

2012

2,809
2,763
46
1,205
829,790
674,526
3,670
62,307
3,654
4,557
81,076
392,8
87,489
72,595
7,394
7,500

2,811
2,765
46
1,223
837,810
679,492
3,646
63,075
3,713
4,559
83,325
390,2
82,999
69,046
6,355
7,598

2013

2,817
2,771
46
1,246
841,669
681,413
3,661
63,686
3,757
4,500
84,652
385,7
81,691
68,331
6,393
6,967

Source: Municipal Departments 28, 46, ASFINAG and Statistics Austria,

calculation: Municipal Department 23.

Road traffic
Traffic accidents

Traffic accidents involving personal injury

Casualties
injured in traffic accidents
killed in traffic accidents
Source: Statistics Austria.

2011

4,514
5,690
5,668
22

2012

6,348
7,728
7,704
24

2013

5,774
6,996
6,979
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Car ownership rate 2013 | per 1,000 inhabitants

Vienna

385.9

Innsbruck

438.2

Source: Statistics Austria.

Graz

469.5

Salzburg

511.8

Linz

513.1

Bregenz

516.0

St. Plten

568.8

Klagenfurt

602.8

Eisenstadt (incl. Rust)

660.8

Car ownership rate 2011 * | per 1,000 inhabitants

Paris

234.4

Amsterdam

256.6

Berlin

290.2

London (metropolitan area)

293.8

Budapest

327.8

Stockholm

361.6

Source: Eurostat (Urban Audit), Statistics Austria.

Vienna

389.6

Brussels

451.3

Madrid

467.7

Warsaw

533.4

Prague

540.7

Rome

697.5

Athens

n/a

Copenhagen

n/a

Lisbon

n/a

* Paris: 2010; Rome and Warsaw: 2009.

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VIENNA IN FIGURES 2014

CULTURE
Total visits to museums and exhibitions in Vienna
Art & culture institutions
in Vienna

2010

2011
Visits in 1,000

Federal museums and institutions

Art History Museum, including
1,098.0
1,030.8
Museum of Ethnology and
Theatre Museum
Austrian Gallery Belvedere
812.4
888.6
Albertina
655.6
574.7
Museum of Natural History
527.7
553.0
Museum of Technology
327.4
295.7
Leopold Museum
317.4
294.4
Museum of Modern Art,
237.5
148.2
Ludwig Art Foundation
Austrian National Library
225.3
241.4
MAK - Austrian Museum of
190.6
156.2
Applied Arts | Contemporary Art
Museum of Military History
168.0
154.3
Museums and memorial houses owned by the City and Province of Vienna
Haus der Musik
216.2
166.8
(Interactive Sound Museum)
Wien Museum
194.1
216.6
Mozart Haus Vienna
119.1
130.3
Jewish Museum Vienna
67.5
59.5
Private museums
KunstHaus Vienna
143.5
190.2
ZOOM Childrens Museum
116.8
113.4
Sigmund Freud Museum
65.8
68.9
Austrian Film Museum
55.4
54.2
Exhibition centres
Kunsthalle Vienna
167.4
195.3
Vienna Secession Association
99.0
99.6
of Visual Artists
Knstlerhaus Vienna
85.5
52.4
Related facilities operated by various institutions
Schnbrunn Palace
2,587.0
2,665.0
Schnbrunn Zoo
2,237.2
2,355.1
Hofburg Imperial Palace
647.1
627.0
Imperial Apartments, Court Silver
and Table Rooms
Vienna Aqua Terra Zoo
408.4
410.5
St. Stephens Cathedral
380.0
560.0
Spanish Riding School
325.2
343.2
Piber Federal Stud
Imperial Crypt - Capuchins' Crypt
220.0
220.0
Palmenhaus Schnbrunn
155.7
139.5
Planetarium Vienna
64.0
62.1
Source: Statistics Austria.

2012

1,260.9

1,139.6
620.3
564.5
316.9
364.2
199.6
237.9
139.2
174.5
174.0
272.0
132.8
88.2
110.3
111.4
75.4
53.5
103.4
142.7
40.3
2,824.0
2,193.2
640.2

436.5
548.0
337.5
195.0
120.0
64.9

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Seat occupancy rate in the theatre season 2011/2012 | in %

Vienna State Opera *

97.7

Theater im Zentrum

97.0
89.4

Burgtheater *
Theater an der Wien

87.2

Akademietheater

87.1

Kammerspiele

86.0

Ronacher

85.8
82.3

Source: Statistics Austria.

Theater in der Josefstadt *

Raimundtheater

80.5

Volksoper

80.5
71.1

Volkstheater *

Number of shows 2011/12

372

Kammerspiele
337

Theater in der Josefstadt *

Burgtheater *

306

Volksoper

305
292

Vienna State Opera *

283

Akademietheater

274

Source: Statistics Austria.

Volkstheater *
Raimundtheater

254

Ronacher

249
222

Theater im Zentrum
Theater an der Wien
* Main stage.

126

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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
City Administration staff 2013
Staff * at year-end

Staff

total

Total
Public officials
Contractual employees

men

29,456
11,587
17,869

women

14,056
6,402
7,654

15,400
5,185
10,215

Source: Chief Executive Office of the Vienna City Administration.

* Municipal staff in the strict sense of the word.

City and Federal Province of Vienna staff outside the City Administration proper, 2013
Staff at year-end

Staff
total
Wiener Wohnen - Housing in Vienna
Public officials
Contractual employees
Wiener Krankenanstaltenverbund - Vienna
Hospital Association
Public officials
Contractual employees
Wien Kanal - Vienna Waste Water Management
Public officials
Contractual employees
Wiener Stadtwerke - Vienna Public Utilities
Public officials
Contractual employees
Teaching staff of the Federal Province of Vienna
Public officials
Contractual employees

men

women

652
393
259
27,390

382
231
151
7,672

270
162
108
19,718

7,533
19,857
553
359
194
8,341
5,270
3,071
12,622
5,646
6,976

2,317
5,355
517
340
177
7,269
4,670
2,599
2,211
697
1,514

5,216
14,502
36
19
17
1,072
600
472
10,411
4,949
5,462

Source: Municipal Dept. 2 payroll accounting for teaching staff working for the Province of Vienna,
and pension payment statistics by the Chief Executive Office of Personnel and Internal Auditing.

Annual accounts 2013

Type of expenditure
Total
Payments to staff
Retirement pensions and related payments
Durables and consumables, administration
and operating expenses
Regular transfer payments
Debt service
Capital investments, transfers, and loans to
boost investment
Other expenditure *

Expenditures
in EUR million

Share of total
expenditures in %

12,471.2
2,591.4
1,297.5
1,336.5

100.0
20.8
10.4
10.7

4,841.1
308.3
1,787.3

38.8
2.5
14.3

309.1

2.5

Source: City of Vienna Annual Accounts, calculations by MA 23.

* This category essentially includes allocations to reserve funds with respect to district
budgets and the parking fee.

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City Council elections 2010

Valid votes cast

Party

absolute

Total
SP
FP
VP
GRNE
BZ
Others

seats

in %

754,938
334,757
194,517
105,627
95,445
10,057
14,535

100.0
44.3
25.8
14.0
12.6
1.3
1.9

100
49
27
13
11

BZ = Alliance for the Future of Austria (Walter Sonnleitner List)

FP = Austrian Freedom Party
GRNE = The Greens The Green Alternative
VP = Austrian Peoples Party
SP = Social Democratic Party of Austria
Source: Electoral commission for Vienna.

Mayor: Michael Hupl

Deputy Mayors: Renate Brauner and Maria Vassilakou
Executive City Councillors:
Education, Youth, Information and Sports: Christian Oxonitsch
Finance, Economic Policy and Vienna Public Utilities: Renate Brauner
Public Health and Social Affairs: Sonja Wehsely
Integration, Womens Issues, Consumer Protection and Personnel: Sandra Frauenberger
Cultural Affairs and Science: Andreas Mailath-Pokorny
Urban Planning, Traffic & Transport, Climate Protection, Energy and
Public Participation: Maria Vassilakou
Environment: Ulli Sima
Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal: Michael Ludwig
City Councillors without portfolio:
FP: David Lasar, Veronika Matiasek, Eduard Schock
VP: Manfred Juraczka

Source: Vienna City Administration.

Vienna City Council (seating plan)

VP

SP

FP

GRNE

District Chairpersons

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