Migrants And Refugee Movement

The bar chart illustrates the migration of the different nationalities (Italy, Greece and Spain) to Europe across the time period of 2014 to 2017. Overall, it is evident from the chart that Greek population migrated in maximum numbers while lowest numbers from Spain. In the year of 2014, about 1.5 lacks Italian citizens migrated to Europe follwed by Spain and Greece. In contrast to that, there was drastic upsurge of migrants and refugees from Spain reaching the number of around 8.5 lacks in the next year. However, The number of Spanish and Italian migrants remained almost the same in 2015 and the following year also. In contrast, there was rsudden drop of numbers from Greece. In the year 2017, there was steady decline of migrants from all the nationalities. In conclusion, Greek people preferred migration to Europe than Spain and Italy.

The bar graph compares the movement of migrants and refugees arriving in three European countries- Italy, Greece and Spain between 2014 and 2017. Italy and Greece consistently received the highest number of arrivals, with Greece witnessing an extraordinary surge in 2015. Spain, by contrast, recorded very less arrivals. In 2014, Italy received around 1,50,000 arrivals which is more than the combined arrivals of Greece and Spain. However, there was a change in pattern in 2015. Around 8,50,000 migrants arrived from Greece, which far exceeded the refugees that came from Spain and Italy. By 2016, the number of arrivals in Greece dropped to around 1,70,000, similar to Italy's level. Spain continued an upward trend to around 1,00,000. In 2017, Italy saw around 1,30,000 migrants whereas Greece and Spain recorded nearly equal numbers at about 1,00,000 each. Overall, the chart highlights that Greece's migrant arrivals were more volatile. Italy's numbers were relatively stable and Spain showed a slow but steady increase over the four years.

Analysing the given graph provides deep insights into the influx of migrants and refugees to 3 different european countires. The table contains data from four different year of 21st century. A common color sceme i.e Red,Green,Blue has been used in the table where red depicts Greece, blue represents Italy and green is used for Spain. While looking at the greek nation we can clearly see that the number of refugees in 2015 has skyrocketed to almost nine hundred thousand. This is the largest number that can be observed in the graph and is also exponentially greater than any other nation in any year. Whereas, Italy has always had a constant number of immigrants over the four year and it is around 150 thousand people. On the other hand, Spain has always had the least number of people migrating to it when compared to the other two nations in the table. The migrants to Spain has rarely crossed the 100 thousand margin. We can clearly see three different trends in the table with each country clearly different from the other. Finally, we can arrive at a conclusion that Greece has always had the most number of immigrants. Whereas, Spain and Italy have always had a constant influx which is not the case with Greece.

The bar graph illustrates the number of migrants and refugees who came to different counties in Europe, the nations are Italy, Spain and Greece. Overall, the number of migrants and refugees settled in Europe fluctuated a lot through out the years. While Greece, saw the highest number of migrants during the year of 2015. In 2014, Italy was most popular among people as 170000 of them moved here, followed by Spain had 90000 migrants in the same year, while Greece had lowest number of people who settled there was only 25000. Moreover, in 2015, Italy maintained its population of 170000, whereas the proportion of immigrants in Spain increased to 100000. However, population of immigrants peaked to 850000 in Greece in 2015. Furthermore, there was a rise in the population of migrants in a Itally, Greece and Spain in 2016, as population was 180000 for Italy and Greece , and 110000 in Spain. However, an alternative trend can be seen in the year 2017. Number of people who moved to Italy was 140000, in Greece and Spain it was 90000.

The given bar graph shows the movement of migrants and refugees to Europe based on their nationality and region. The units are measured in the number of migrants. It is evident from the bar graph that Greece peaked with immigrants in the middle years. For the year 2015, Greece attained the maximum refugees compared to any other country in all other years, with a maximum of more than 800000 people. This is almost equal to eight times the refugees in the year 2014 for the same country. For the other two countries, the refugees have always been in a medium range, neither too high nor too low. Italy experienced the same refugees as Greece in 2016, and Spain experienced the same number in 2017. A peculiar feature is that a very small change in the overall immigrant number is common in Italy and Spain across all years. Except for the year 2015, Greece also falls under this trend.