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Jena.
Daten und Fakten
Facts and Figures
Population
Total number of inhabitants:
102,532
of them female:
52,105
of them male:
50,427
Inhabitants
1990
105,610
71,416
1998
99,095
71,951
1991
104,068
70,781
1999
99,779
72,695
1992
103,570
71,122
2000
99,893
72,965
1993
103,456
71,847
2001
101,127
74,051
1994
102,204
71,710
2002
100,542
69,858
1995
101,061
71,557
2003
102,634
71,770
1996
100,278
71,643
2004
102,442
71,059
1997
99,273
71,572
2005
102,532
70,649
Total population
Population at empoyable age
Age structure (years of age)
0 to under 3
3%
(2,616)
3 to under 6
2%
(2,254)
6 to under 10
3%
(2,618)
10 to under 16
4%
(3,740)
16 to under 18
2%
(2,089)
18 to under 25
14 % (13,978)
25 to under 27
4%
(4,352)
27 to under 45
26 % (26,631)
45 to under 60
18 % (18,956)
60 to under 65
7%
65 and older
(6,732)
18 % (18,566)
Von Jena nach Istanbul.*
From Jena to Istanbul.
*
Since 2003 two tramcars of the old Jena tramway have been
running in the ”city on two continents“.
As a tourist attraction they use a 3 km route along Bosporus on
the Asiatic side of the city.
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Land survey
Use
Surface in ha and percent
Agriculture
4,031.62
35.3
Forestry
3,977.43
34.8
Areas for residential building
1,143.47
10.0
Green spaces
921.19
8.1
Construction areas for business
348.27
3.1
Mixed construction areas
251.38
2.2
Special construction areas
240.60
2.1
Streets
166.04
1.5
Areas for public requirements
114.68
1.0
Railway
79.33
0.7
Expanses of water
78.35
0.7
Areas for public utilities
32.01
0.3
Traffic areas
21.87
0.2
Planned main streets
15.13
0.1
Total
11,421.37
Finances
Capital budget – expenditures
2006 - Total volume 32,738,550 €
Construction works 28 %
Investment grants 19 %
Repayment of credits 20 %
Acquisition of assets 7 %
Redemption of credits
for debt conversion 26 %
Tax factors
Land tax A
(enterprises in agriculture and forestry)
220 per cent
Land tax B
(developed plots)
Trade tax
380 per cent
415per cent
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Labour market
Employees subject to social insurance
(state: 30.06.05)
Education and teaching 10 %
Health, veterinary and
social service 18 %
Performance of other personal
and public services 5 %
Energy and water 1 %
Manufacturing sector 20 %
Construction sector 4 %
Commerce 12 %
Credit and insurance
sector 2 %
Transport and news
transmission 2 %
Hotel and restaurant business 2 %
Real-estate business, letting out,
services for business 18 %
Public administration, defense,
Total: 41.577 persons
social insurance 5 %
Unemployment Rate (June 2006)
based on all civil employed persons
Town of Jena
10.3 %
Employment agency
13.5 %
Land of Thüringen
15.1 %
East Germany
16.8 %
Commuters (June 2006)
1998
16.224
8.593
1999
16.923
9.098
2000
17.822
9.197
2001
18.264
9.429
2002
17.986
9.212
2003
18.012
9.089
2004
18.008
8.935
2005
Entering
commuters
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Leaving
commuters
17.886
9.025
Enterprises
of mining and manufacturing sector
with 20 employees and more
Turnover
1998
505,251
1999
485,314
2000
712,810
2001
781,707
2002
901,442
2003
936,072
2004
1,053,846
2005
1,171,633
Turnover in thousand €
40.4
40.3
48.6
46.8
46.6
42.7
46.2
46.1
Export quota in per cent
Companies and employees
1998
31
1999
38
2000
48
2001
40
2002
53
2003
61
2004
64
2005
67
Number of companies
4,525
4,682
5,350
6,041
6,450
6,930
6,821
7,239
Total number of employees
Jena schafft Hattrick.*
Jena achieves the hat trick.
*
The municipality of Jena well-directedly and successfully has
used promotion funds for growth, employment and population
growth. In a study of the European economic research institute
Feri in a comparison throughout East Germany Jena occupies the
first position in all of these three areas.
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Educational establishments
12 primary schools
5 secondary modern schools
1 Jenaplan school with grammar school part
7 state grammar schools, of them
1 grammar school with mathematical and naturalscientific specialisation, 1 sports grammar school
licher Spezialisierung, 1 Sportgymnasium,
1 Christian grammar school
1 integrative comprehensive school
1 Rudolf Steiner school
1 integrative full-time day school
4 vocational training schools
3 centres for remedial education
other educational establishments are:
Jena School of Music and Arts
adult education centre
Überbetriebliche Ausbildungsgesellschaft gGmbH
(nonprofit-making Inter-company Training Society Ltd)
Ernst Abbe Academy reg. ass.
Collegium Europaeum Jenense
Conference facilities
Volkshaus Jena
Hotel Steigenberger
www.jenakultur.de
www.jena.steigenberger.de
Esplanade Jena
JenTower Jena
www.scala-jena.de
SCALA – Das Turm-Restaurant
Best Western Hotel Jena
Maxx Hotel Jena
Hotel „Schwarzer Bär“ Jena
Jembo-Park Jena
Thüringer Sozialakademie
www.bestwesternjena.de
www.maxx-jena.steigenberger.de
www.schwarzer-baer-jena.de
www.jembo.de
www.sozialakademie.info
Tagen und Übernachten
Sternevent GmbH
Zeiss-Planetarium
POM – Planet of Motion
F-Haus
Fair Resort Hotel
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www.planetarium-jena.de
www.pom-jena.de
www.f-haus.de
www.fairresort.de
Sports amenities
1 combined big stadium:
2 street-football facilities
for football and athletics
2 skater facilities
and 13,000 spectators
1 shooting ranges
33 school sports halls
1 fin-track
3 playing sports halls
1 archery facility
6 special sports halls
7 boathouses
2 indoor-climbing facilities
1 canoe-slalom course
1 go-kart hall
16 tennis courts
2 squash facilities
10 athletics facilities
10 fitness centres
2 thrower places
2 alternative exercise studios
(javelin, hammer, discus)
3 weight-lifting rooms
2 fistball fields
1 martial-arts dojo
3 basketball fields
4 tenpin bowling alleys
2 hockey fields
6 ninepin bowling alleys
7 volleyball fields
2 open air ninepin bowling
alleys
7 beach-volleyball fields
32 football fields
5 riding facilities
2 artificial turf fields
1 9-hole golf course
1 football garden
2 ”keep-fit” facilities
Medical care
University hospital with 16 clinics and 1,394 beds
699 doctors in the hospital of Friedrich Schiller University,
436 of them specialists
205 registered doctors with their own practice,
204 of them specialists
67 doctors in other establishments, 48 of them specialists
95 dentists with their own practice, 8 of them orthodontists
63 dentists in the university hospital, 4 of them orthodontists
31 pharmacies
Mit Jena an den Wolken kratzen.*
Scraping the sky with Jena.
*
In 1915 in Jena with Zeiss factory there was built Germany’s
first high-rise building in steel skeleton construction.
The innovative building with a height of 43 m was built according
to plans of the architect Friedrich Pützer (1871–1922).
Even today skyscrapers all over the world are constructed with
such a skeleton of steel and concrete.
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Herausgeber/Publisher:
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Redaktion/Editor:
Stabsstelle Wirtschaftsförderung
Redaktionsschluss/Editorial Deadline:
Dezember 2006
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