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The province is one of the least populated of Belgium with 4.3% of the Belgian population and 13.4% of the population of Wallonia. The average population density is also low as 122 inhabitants per km ². Positive, the province has experienced a great growth during the decade.

Moreover, young people (0-18 years) represent almost 23% of the total population, particularly high figure in our country. In the long term, the existence of this “human tank” is likely to contribute to the consolidation of the potentially active population and, therefore, the economic dynamics.

As elsewhere in the country, are the private households of two people who are most numerous in the province. However, if one combines the one-person households, together they represent around a higher number. The provincial average annual income per tax return (€ 23,778) is slightly higher than the regional average (€ 23,265) but still below the national average (€ 24,692). In general, what are the commons of North Brabant and close that display the highest incomes, the southern Dinant and the remaining Philippeville