Demographic trends are not opinions. They are facts.
And facts require understanding, not ignoring.
Fertility is not falling despite progress. It is falling together with it.
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Slovenia is facing the greatest demographic transformation of the modern era.
Fertility is not falling despite progress. It is falling together with it.
Data sources: SURS · Eurostat · IMAD | Registered institute in Slovenia | EU Transparency Register: 8705364103985-08
Demographic trends are not opinions. They are facts.
And facts require understanding, not ignoring.
Fertility is not falling despite progress. It is falling together with it.
Explore the dataSlovenia is changing demographically faster than ever before.
Fewer births. More older people. Negative natural increase since 2017. The Institute for Demographic Future collects, explains and contextualises these data — for the public, decision-makers and future generations.
Adaptive Demography Theory and Beyond 2.1 are original research frameworks developed by the Institute for Demographic Future. They connect long-term demographic projections, reproductive participation and the question of how European societies can prepare for the future in time.
We research, analyse and explain Slovenia’s demographic trends and their impact on society, individuals and the future.
To become a leading independent demographic centre in the region, using data, knowledge and innovation to contribute to a better future for all generations.
To strengthen demographic understanding and encourage thoughtful decisions through a scientific and responsible communication approach.
Workshops for young people that ask the right questions about the future — not instead of them, but together with them.
Open projectA project about relationships, identity and personal loyalty to oneself. For those seeking maturity, honesty and deeper meaning.
Open projectWhat will your municipality look like in 20 years? An analytical system for understanding demographic futures.
Open projectHow many are we? How many will we be? An initiative for connection and responsible demographic future.
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Strategic cooperation connecting demographic research, public dialogue and the importance of high-quality relationships.
June 2026
Research
A concise overview of fertility, mortality and population structure indicators.
16 May 2026
Projects
Updated projections for understanding the future of municipalities.
8 May 2026
Current
The share of people aged 65+ has increased to 22.3%.
30 April 2026The question is not why fertility is falling. The question is what we will do today.
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