Migrants And Refugee Movement

The bar graph illustrates the number of refugees and migrants from three countries namely (Italy, Greece and Spain) who moved to Europe between the year 2014 to 2017. Overall, every year slightly less then 200000 people from every single of these countries move to Europe. Expect, for the year 2015 when more than 800000 citizens from Greece migrated to Europe. However, each year Italy has the highest number of pupils moving out, in the year 2016 it become almost equal to that of Greece. On the other hand, Spain usually shows the lowest movements of people. However, in the year 2014 it was higher and in 2017 was equal to Greece. In conclusion, Italy remains the top migeration center over the following years, except in 2015 where Greece overpassed it with a significant margine an in 2016 when it became equal to Greece.

The graph illustrates the number of asylum seekers amd immagrants to Europe from Italy,Spain and Greece between 2014 and 2017. Overall, refugees from Greece was highest and lowest while from Spain and Italy remained relatively constant throughout the period. To begin with,in 2014, immagrants and fugitives from Italy was approximately 150,000,followed by Spain with around 90,000.However,Greece documented the least numbers close to 50,000 individuals.Conversely,in 2015,Greece's escapees skyrockected significantly to almost 115,000 wheras,Italy and Spain tracked down 120,000 and 100,000 displaced people respectively. Additionaly,in 2016,Italy and Greece moved to europe in constant numbers about 115,000.Nonetheless,Spain's migrants was relatively low with 100,000.Morever,in 2017,Spain and Greece residents relocated to Europe were similar close to 99,0000 citizens while Italy illustrated a decline to approximately 190,000 escapees.

The bar graph illustrates the information about the people who are moving to Europe countries like Italy, Greece and Spain by nationality and region in the year from 2014 to 2017. Overall, the graph provides knowledge that the number of migrants and refugees migrated to Greece in huge population followed by drastic decline in the number of migrants over the years. Initially, people around 150000 moved to Italy in 2014 whereas it slightly decreased next year in 2015 and showed fluctuation over next two year in 2016 and 2017. Apart from this, there were equal number of migrants approximately 200000 who moved to Italy and Greece in the year 2017. Lastly, the least number that migrated to Greece was observed only in 2014 around 50000 in number. The total number migrants that migrated to spain in 2014 were just same in number of people that moved Greece and spain in the year 2017 which was approximately near to 100000.

The given bar graph illustrates number of refugees and migrants who have shifted to 3 countries in Europe: Italy, Greece and Spain from 2014 to 2017. Overall, the graph is relatively stable except for huge influx of people into Greece in the year 2015. Otherwise, on an average Italy is the one who receives the most of the incoming public and Spain being the least. In the year 2014, Italy welcomed almost 150000 people into their country with Greece and Spain had less than 100000. The year 2015 was the year with highest overall migration number of more than 800000 into Greece, other two countries saw less than 200000 coming in each of them. In 2016, Italy and Greece stood equally at just below 200000. In 2017 Italy has more people migrating than Greece and Spain who saw the equal amount of people seeking refuge. In 2014,2016 and 2017 no country showed any substantial growth in population, they experienced average movement in terms of migration.

The graph illustrates the migration of migrants and refugees from three countries namely Italy, Greece and Spain to Europe over a period of four years from 2014 to 2017. Overall, Greece witnessed drastic changes in migration numbers and recorded the highest migration numbers compared to the other two countries in the given four years time. Meanwhile, the migration trend in Italy and Spain was moderate, without significant fluctuations. In 2014, the number of migrants in Greece was the lowest at around 5,00,000 making it the least compared to Spain and Italy that accounted for almost 100000 and 15,00,000 respectively. However, in 2015, the number of migrants in Greece soared to reach a high of approximately 85,00,000, highlighting the highest among the other nations over the given period of time. Whereas, the other two nation remained in the range of 10-15 lakh migrants during the same year. Interestingly, in the following year, the migration numbers in Greece dropped remarkably and was equal to Italy at nearly 19 lakhs.However, the number of migrants and refugees in Spain remained equal as the previous year at 10,00,000. Furthermore, the migration rate in Greece and Spain levelled, while Itally recorded slightly higher, a little over 10 lakhs In conclusion, the migration rate in greece demonstrated major fluctuations while the other countries remained fairly stable.