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Dear readers of “Jelgava in figures”!It is important if every city can implement and use their history and experience in the

fundamental growth. During the times, aim of the city is to provide inhabitants with stability and predictability– developed infrastructure and educational processes, high employment rate, cultural events, as well as stable economical growth and welfare.

These are long term processes that depends on each of us. There is no doubt that Jelgava`s power on global scene lays within ability to go one step ahead of the time – to implement processes of tomorrow. Effective investment projects allowed to rank Jelgava among Europe`s Smartest cities. It is an evaluation for a Jelgava`s ability to offer its inhabitants solutions powered by technology – mobile citizen e-cards for a transportation and social service needs, as well as many other new processes have been improved – such as smart traffic flow and intensity sensors, smart city lightning sensors, security cameras and of course detailed analysis of data and operational information.

Risk analysis and prediction is one of the main tasks of city council. Surveilance cameras have improved the security in the city. Attractive environment, jobs, comfortable daily life, kindergartens, scools, social support programms, tailored educational programms for all ages – we all toghether are interested to provide stable growth.

We need high intelectual and educational potential to manage and improve the solutions and processes listed above, that is why city`s priority is education. Our main task is to provide youth with needed skills and knowledge. The presence of Latvia University of Agriculture provides higher educational programs and it is the reason why students do not have to leave their town or country for studies. When attracting youth, when changing the way of thinking and models of collaboration, our task is to join science and production processes together. Jelgava Business Incubator`s experience proved how collaboration between scientists and innovators can show excellent results –biological baby food, eco cosmetics, construction material testing laboratory, unmanned aerial vehicles – we can do that only by joining all the system together– smart, educated and active people of Jelgava from kids to seniors.

Only this type of city and its inhabitants can compete with other cities in Latvia, Europe and global scene.

I would like to invite you to read Jelgava`s newest development article “Jelgava in figures”, get new reveals and see the opportunities!

Andris Rāviņš

Jelgavas City mayor

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Briefly About Jelgava

Jelgava is the fourth largest city in LatviaThe total area is 60,3 km2 of which:

- water covers 2,72 km2

- parks covers 1,62 km2

- forests covers 12,64 km2

Attālumi:Jelgava - RigaJelgava - VilniusJelgava - TallinnJelgava - MoscowJelgava - StockholmJelgava - BerlinJelgava - Vienna

42 km 295 km 350 km 1053 km 482 km 1221 km 1403 km

Jelgava Large Coat of ArmsAs approved by the National Heraldry Committee on the 24th of November, 2016, the Large Coat of Arms of Jelgava depicts two silver lions with heads looking backwards, red tongues and golden crowns, holding shield with Coat of Arms of Jelgava, standing on the silver base.

Jelgava is the only city in Latviathat contains the country`s smallcoat of arms within its coat ofarms. The city received the coatof arms at the same time as itreceived city rights, in 1573. Thefirst coat of arms depicted acrowned stag head on a raspberryred field; the current coat of armscontains an elk head on acrimson field.

Jelgava has a motto –„Jelgava – city for development”.Most important value ofJelgava is the people who live,get educated and work here todevelop their skills andcity. Jelgava offers opportunitiesto express themselves toeveryone – from children toseniors.

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Briefly About Jelgava

In 2012 Jelgava City logo wasapproved. The logo is made up ofa contour of an elk head and theword “Jelgava. The large antlerssymbolize the rich historicalexperience and value of the city.

On March 20th 2012 Jelgava city logo and motto was registered in the Patent Office of the Republic of Latvia as the trademark.We, inhabitants of Jelgava, are growing togetherwith our city, by giving it our special andinvaluable contribution. The joint work ofinhabitants is the foundation for a better future andbeautiful today. People of Jelgava have achieved stable growth and welfare of the city.

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Municipal Budget

Jelgava City Council Budget Revenue in 2016, %

Income tax;

35537776; 56%

Real es-tate tax; 3785120

; 6%

Gam-bling tax; 330168;

1%

Non-tax revenue; 322158;

1%

Trans-ferts of

Gov-ernment budget;

17290148; 27%

Trans-ferts of Local- gover-nance

budget; 768149;

1%

Budget depart-

ment in-come;

1679632; 3%

Financial funds; 2674979; 4%Borrowings; 1330198; 2%

Source: Jelgava City Council

Jelgavas City Council Budget Expenditures in 2016, %

Education; 27388724;

46.6%

Social affairs; 4180889; 7.1%

Interest on a loan;

4834485; 8.2%

Equity in-vestment; 566395;

1.0%

Governance depart-ments;

5537071; 9.4%

Public order and security;

2940550; 5.0%

Economic activty;

2355769; 4.0%

Evironment protection; 1683345;

2.9%

Local gov. territory and real estate manage-

ment 3536179;

6.0%

Healtcare; 118379;

0.2%Recreation, culture and religion; 5600332; 9.5%


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Inhabitants

Jelgava population, 2016

Source:Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

Jelgava city ethnicity proportion in 2016, %

Latvians; 59%

Lithuanians; 1,4%Other; 2,4%

Belarusians; 5,3%

Russians; 26,5%

Ukrainians; 2,5%Roma; 1,1% Poles; 1,8%

Source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

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http://www.csb.gov.lv/en


Inhabitants

Jelgava population, gender structure %

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 201740

42

44

46

48

50

52

54

5654.2 54.4 54.5 54.4 54.4 54.5 54.4 54.5

45.8 45.6 45.5 45.6 45.6 45.5 45.6 45.5

Women MenSource: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

Jelgava population gender/ age structure on Jan 1, 2017

0-6

7-10

11-15

16-18

19-24

25-30

31-40

41-50

51-62

63-70

71-80

81 or more

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 60002572

1422

1575840

1963

25254361

3964

41421885

1516

628

24141435

1571

8291977

24134176

4113

5077

3016

3172

1896

Women Men


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Inhabitants

Jelgava city population shown in Under working age, in Working age and After working age proportion, Jan 2016, %

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20170

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

14.815 15.1 15.5 16.1 16.7 17.2 17.7

66.6 65.1 64.4 63.6 62.7 61.8 61.1 61.7

18.6 19.9 20.5 20.9 21.2 21.5 21.720.6

Under working age Working age RetirementSource: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

Dependency ratio1 in Jelgava and Latvia, Jan 2016

Jan 2016 Dependency ratioJelgava Latvia

2011 536 5582012 553 5722013 571 5832014 596 5982015 619 6132016 636 6252017 621 608


1 The total demographic dependency ratio is the ratio of the combined youth population and senior population to the working-age population. It is expressed as the number of "dependents" for every 100 "workers":

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Inhabitants

Net migration rate in the largest Latvian cities (except Rīga), 2010 - 2016

Daugavpils Jelgava Jūrmala Liepāja Rēzekne Ventspils Jēkabpils Valmiera-2,000

-1,500

-1,000

-500

0

500

1,000


The rate of natural increase in largest Latvian cities (except Rīga)

per 1000 inhabitants Natural increase

rate, 20162010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Jelgava -2.4 -2.6 0,1 -0.6 0.8 -1.5 -0.7 -41Daugavpils -6.7 -6.1 -5,0 -5.5 -6.2 -5.7 -6.3 -531Jūrmala -4.2 -3.6 -2,9 -4.1 -2.2 -3.2 -0.02 -1Liepāja -4.3 -3.8 -3,0 -4.6 -2.2 -1.7 -3.3 -229Rēzekne -8.4 -5.9 -4,1 -6.9 -7.8 -7.5 -6.6 -185Ventspils -4.1 -4.8 -4,3 -5.5 -3.5 -4.6 -5.5 -195Jēkabpils -5.4 -5.3 -2,9 -5.1 -2.2 -4.4 -3.8 -86Valmiera -2.6 -2.6 -1,9 -2.4 -1.5 -0.2 -1.7 -38Latvija -4.9 -4.5 -3,2 -4.1 -3.4 -3.3 -3.4 -6612Source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

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Education

Lack of pre-primary schools places to child ratio in Jelgava city

* number of children cared by nurses, Dec 1 2014

2010./2011.

2011./2012.

2012./2013.

2013./2014.

2014./2015.

2015./2016.

2016./2017.

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2766 2898 28543027 2926

3213 3293

1154

831 9051018 1090 1083

1136

661 586355

603825 773 770

92* 119** 133** 101**493

245550

415265 310 366

number of children in pre-primary school programms, 1,5-7(8) yrs old

number of children in pre-primary school number of children in pre-primary educa-tional registry

including children in private pre-primary schools

number of children at private nurses

missing out places in pre-primary schools

** number of children cared by nurses, June 1Source: Jelgava City Council Education Agency data

Number of children in Jelgava primary and secondarys schools

2009./2010.

2010./2011.

2011./2012.

2012./2013.

2013./2014.

2014./2015.

2015./2016.

2016./2017.

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000

7386

7039

6788

6582

6560

6634

6889

6943

5455

5291

5238

5337

5300

5533

5780

5864

1931

1748

1550

1315

1260

1101

1109

1079

Secondary schools

Primary schools

TOTAL

Source: Jelgava City Council Education Agency data

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Education

Number of pupils and pedagogues in elementary schools

2011./2012.

2012./2013.

2013./2014.

2014./2015.

2015./2016.

2016./2017.

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

6788 6582 6560 6634 6889 6943

683 683 684 650 661 584

10 10 10 10 10 12

PupilsPedagoguesAverage


Number of pupils in Primary and Secondary schools (1st to 12th grade)

Educational institution

Number of pupilsSept 1, 2015

Number of pupils Sept

1, 2016Increase/ Decrease

Jelgava Technical School 555 599 +44Jelgava State Gymnasium 680 656 -24Jelgava Secondary School No.4 1063 1107 +47Jelgava Secondary School No.5 674 651 -20Jelgava Secondary School No.6 569 587 +18Jelgava Spīdola Gymnasium 480 494 +17Jelgava Elementary School No.2. 617 636 +21Jelgava Elementary School No.3. 694 708 +14Jelgava Elementary School No.4. 964 967 +5Jelgava Boarding School No.1. 133 133 0Jelgava Boarding School No.2. 160 157 -3Jelgava Night School (Secondary) 300 248 -50

Private School “Punktiņš” named after Lazdiņa 26 39 +13

TOTAL 6915 6982 +67Source: Jelgava Education Agency

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Education

Grades in Final Exams (12th grade), including Jelgava Night School and Professional educational establishments

Subject City ValstīRussian (a foreing language) 72% 67%

Biology 60% 63%Chemistry 60% 62%

German language 55% 65%Physics 46% 50%

Latvian language 51% 51%English language 60% 61%

Mathematics 35% 36%Latvia`s and World`s history 58% 42%


Attendance in the seminars organized by Competence Development Center of the Zemgale Region, 2005 - 2016

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

1,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0007,0008,0009,000

10,00011,00012,00013,00014,00015,000

1,0731,973

2,849

4,461

2,565

4,1294,635

7,471

10,390

8,334

14,181

12 016

Number of atendeesSource: Data from the Competence Development Center of the Zemgale Region

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Education

Choice of 9th grade graduates in 2016, after the Elementary schoolGraduates Studies

569

Educational institution Number %Secondary school 310 54.5Professional secondary school:incl. 228 40.1

Jelgava Professional School 45 7.9Jelgava Technical School 94 16.5

Working 9 1.6Are not working, neither studying 19 3.3Abroad 3 0.5No data 0 0


9th grade graduate choice between job or studies %

2010./2011.

2011./2012.

2012./2013.

2013./2014.

2014./2015.

2015./2016.

2016./2017.

0.0

10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

61.5 62

54

65.7

57.963

54.5

34.4 3539.4

30.135.3 33

40.1

Seconday schoolsProfessional schoolsWorkingNot working, neither studyingAbroad


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Education

Choice of 12th grade graduates in 2016, after the Seconday school

Graduates Studies

385

University Number %Universities, incl. 268 69.6

Latvia University of Agriculture (LLU) 61 15.8

Vocational education programms (Level 1) 30 7.8

Professional education programms 0 0.0Working 77 20.0Abroad 14 3.6Not working, neither studying 22 5.7No data 4 1.0


12th grade graduate career choice, %

201 201 20201 201 201 201

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

8072.7 72.6

70 71.774.7

6569.6

27.322.3

25 24.5

15.6

2420

4.8 3 0.9

6.92 12 2.9 2.8 1

9.3

Studying in Latvian universities

Working

Abroad; not working, neither studying

No data


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Education

Jelgava Technical School graduates and those who qualified study programm, Year 2015/ 2016

Group No. Qualification Qualified Graduates total

State budget group401 Car mechanic 17 17402 Carpenter 11 11404 Finishing work technician 9 9405 Hospitality specialist 21 21406 Customer care specialist 14 14408 Computer system technician 25 25409 Engineer communications technician 13 13

Total: 110 110EU Social Fund (ESF) programm:

107 Car mechanic 6 6203 Bardtender 14 14

Total: 20 20Studying in penitentiary establishments (Professional education programms)

112 Electrician 15 15

113 Hand arc welder (MMA); gas metal arc welder (MAG) 18 18

114 Carpenter 16 16


116 Electrician 13 14116 a Electrician 9 10


118 Electrician 19 19119 Electrician 14 16120 Electrician 16 16121 Car mechanic 20 20

121 a Car mechanic 14 14122 Carpernter 18 19123 Finishing work operative 15 17124 Finishing work operative 17 17

124 a Finishing work operative 20 20125 Finishing work operative 14 14


Subtotal: 285 292Total in school: 415* 422

* From 422 gradutes 7 did not finished the studies, I.e. received a note about incomplete study programm

Source: Jelgava Technical School

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Education

Jelgava Professional School gradute and those who qualified study programm, Year 2015/2016

No. Profession Graduates

After Year 91 Cook 202 Confectioner 143 Hairdresser 174 Digitally controlled machine specialist 65 Tailor 136 Retail commercial specialist 177 Mounting, finishing job specialist 78 Cook`s helper 69. Year 12 (leveling course) 29

After Year 121 Hairdresser 92 Vissage jester 11

Total 156Source: Jelgava Professional School

Number of students in Jelgava Technical School* and Jelgava Professional school from 2003 to 2006, start of the academical year

2003./2004.

2004./2005.

2005./2006.

2006./2007.

2007./2008.

2008./2009.

2009./2010.

2010./2011.

2011./2012.

2012./2013.

2013./2014.

2014./2015.

2015./2016.

2016./2017.

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

533482

464410 398 433

541573

653 629 604

503 488

585

815769

806

707 736721 698 695 683

640 648619 642

772

Jelgava Professional School Jelgava Technical School* without students in penitentiary establishments

Source: Jelgava Technical School and Jelgava Professional School

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Employment

Unemployment rate in Jelgava and Latvia, 2016

janv febr marts aprīlis maijs jūnijs jūlijs aug sept okt nov dec0

300

600

900

1200

1500

1800

2100

2400

-1.0

1.0

3.0

5.0

7.0

9.0

11.0

13.0

15.0

2047 21092019

19041758 1706 1662

1605 1532 1510 1508 1546

7.8 8.0 7.9 7.7 6.6 6.4 6.3 6.1 5.8 5.7 5.7 5.8

9.1 9.2 9.1 8.8 8.4 8.3 8.3 8.1 7.9 7.9 8 8.4

skait

smonth

%

Source: State Employment Agency

Year`s average unemployment rate in Jelgava and Latvia, 2004 – 2006, %

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

8.16.5

5.5 4.558333333333334.008333333333

33

10.5083333333333

12.1833333333333

6.97

6.66.9 7 6.6

8.7 8.1

75.7 5.3

12.1

15.6

8.98.7

8.58.9 8.7 8.5

Jelgava

Latvia

Source: State Employment Agency

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Employment

Jelgavian work place geography, 2016

Rīga; 11 721 -37.9%

Olaine county;

407 - 1.3%Ķekava county;

820 - 2.6%

Mārupe county;

780 - 2.5%

Jelgava; 11 762 -

38%

Jelgava county;1 005 - 3.2%

Ozolnieki county;1 462 - 4.7%

Dobele county;

402 - 1.3%

Jūrmala;201 - 0.6%Other; 2 404 - 7.8%

Source: State Revenue Service

Number of Jelgava Citizens Working in Riga, 2007 - 2016

Year Number of Employees Living in Jelgava and working in Riga

2016. 11 7212015. 12 0352014. 12 2122013. 13 3262012. 13 0682011. 12 6822010. 12 3742009. 13 5212008. 19 3652007. 14 799


Number of employees working in Jelgava, 2015 - 2016

Employee’s Declared Place ofResidence

Number of employees 2015

Number of employees 2016

Rīga 1 590 1481Olaine county 141 135Jelgava 11 714 11 762Jelgava county 3 514 3604Ozolnieki county 1 024 1097

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Employment

Dobele county 530 502 Including Dobele 209 193Tērvete county 147 133Auce county 131 126Bauska county 221 166 Incl. Bauska town 72 47Jūrmala 144 165Tukums county 117 102Other 2 194 2238

Total 21 467 21 511


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National Economy

Number of enterprises by form of entrepreneurship in Jelgava, 2010 to 2015


Number of enterprises by type of activity in Jelgava, 2015

A Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2.6%; 94

C Manufacturing, 7.1%; 263F Construction 9.5%; 350

G Wholesale and retail trade, re-pair of motor

vehicles 19.7%; 724

H Transport and storage 4.9%; 181

I Hospitality and catering%; 84J Information and communication services 2.3%; 83

L Real estate5.7%; 209M Professional,

scientific and technical services

11.8%; 3435

N Administration and services

4.2%; 153

P Education 2.7%; 101

Q Healthcare and social affairs 4.0%;

146

Other sectors and services 23.3%;

856


Number of companies registered and closed down in Jelgava and Zemgale

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National Economy

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

345263 210 248

361296 341 300 279 238

114 7080

15692 94 122

176 183 230

1177

1057

729

959

1345

10971148

1035986

869

Registred companies in Jelgava Closed - down companiesRegistered companies in Zemgale

Sourcs: “Lursoft” Ltd databasee

List of 20 largest companies by revenue, 2016Nr.p.k.

Uzņēmums Nozare Revenue, EUR 2015 Employees

1. “Elagro Trade”, Ltd Grain, seed, tabacco and fodder wholesale

138 324 924 -7% 66

2. “Agerona”, Ltd Grain, seed, tabacco and fodder wholesale

43 472 900 26% 12

3. “AKG THERMOTECHNIK LETTLAND”, Ltd

Production of parts and supplies for motorvehicles

30699718 3% 220

4. “DANFORT” Ltd Gasoline, oil,solid fuel and heating material wholesale

28 289 728 4% 27

5. “Ceļu būvniecības sabiedrība IGATE”, Ltd

Construction works, roadworks, mining, production of construction materiāls, storage services, water supply services, heating and conditioning system services

21 431 108 -18% 196

6. “Evopipes”, Ltd Manufacturing of plastic plates, sheets, tubesand profiles

18 531 964 3% 92

7. “PET Baltija”, JSC Recycling 18 419 683 1% 136

8. “Fortum Latvia”, Ltd Electricity production 16 841 681 -11% 30

9. “Piena Partneri”, Ltd Wholesale of milk, dairy products, eggs and edible fats and oils; Agents involved in the sale of agricultural raw materials, live animals, textile raw materials and semi-finished goods

14 813 578 8% 2

10. “JELGAVFARM”, Ltd Pharmacetuical wholesale 10 955 572 2% 25

11. “Baltyre Fincom”, Ltd Wholesale of car parts and accessories

10 234 557 88% 1

12. “Fortum Jelgava”, Ltd Steam and conditioning system services

9 785 834 1% 48

13. “JELGAVAS Printing and typography 9 655 161 12% 123

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National Economy

Nr.p.k.

Uzņēmums Nozare Revenue, EUR 2015 Employees

TIPOGRĀFIJA”, Ltd14. JELGAVAS PILSĒTAS

SLIMNĪCA LtdHealthcare, social affairs, coordination and regarding

8 730 658 8% 465

15. Baltyre Latvia Ltd Car parts wholesale 8 048 676 12% 15

16. MCM TIMBERS Ltd Timber, wood and sanatorium technics wholesale

7 552 328 18% 12

17. Pēterkoks Ltd Timber and constrction materals, wooden containers production, production of construction materials

7 275 296 9% 12

18. Zn metals Ltd Processing and coating of metal surfaces

6 646 889 20% 84

19. JELGAVAS AUTOBUSU PARKS Ltd

City and suburb bus transportation

6 105 879 0% 111

20. LUWO Ltd (Before -“EIBE-L” Ltd)

Furniture manifacture 5 940 958 -5% 179

Source: “Lursoft”Ltd database

The average monthly gross salary in public sector in Latvia andthe largest cities 2011-2016, EUR (total, excluding private sector companies with less than 50

employees)


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National Economy

The average monthly gross salary in public sector in Latvia andthe largest cities 2011-2016, EUR


Turnover of manufacturing and export in city Jelgava 2007-2016

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

140.00

160.00

86.51 84.60

61.5773.01

96.18

115.96

132.74124.80 128.40

136.10

99.15 89.63

61.52 75.18

100.64

119.71

140.25

129.93 128.93138.30

Production, total, m EUR Revenue - total, m EURSource: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

TOP 20 manufacturing companies in Jelgava , 2015 (alphabetical order)Company Sector Revenue, EUR Employees

“AKG THERMOTECHNIK LETTLAND”, Ltd.

Production of parts and supplies for motor 30 699 718 220

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Company Sector Revenue, EUR Employeesvehicles

“BERLING”, Ltd Manufacturing of toys 2 242 464 163

“CBFIX”, Ltd Manufacturing of metal structures andcomponents 568 554 13

“CROSS TIMBER SYSTEMS”, Ltd Veener and wooden panel production 3 879 139 45

“EVOPIPES”, LtdManufacturing of plastic plates, sheets, tubesand profiles

18531964 92

“FLORA”, Ltd Sawmilling and impregnation 2 382 091 92

“GREEN WORLD”, LtdManufacture of plastics in primary forms;Manufacture of other plastic products

1 836 360* 44

“JELGAVAS DZIRNAVAS”, JSC Grain milling and production 3 140 743 47

“JELGAVAS TIPOGRĀFIJA”, Ltd Printing and typography 9 655 161 123

“LATVIJAS PIENS”, Ltd Milk production and processing 8 906 229 120

“LOCITECH PRODUCTION”, Ltd Mechanical processing 5 217 551 77 “LUWO” Ltd (previously “EIBE-L” Ltd) Manufacturing of furniture 5 940 958 190

“MARKS M”, Ltd Manufacture of matrasses 2 506 646 86

“MITAU STEEL”, Ltd Manufacturing of metal structures andcomponents 3 760 566 57

“SFM LATVIA”, Ltd Manufacturing of metal structures andcomponents 5 000 487 52

“SMURFIT KAPPA BALTIC”, LtdManufacturing of corrugated paper and paperboard; paper and paperboardcontainers

4 452 848 37

“TS RĪGA”, Ltd Metal forging, pressing, stamping andflatting; powder metallurgy 2 676 896 40

“UNIVERSĀLS LTD”, Ltd Car service and repair, automotive, car re-construction, trailer production 5 208 913 74

“VT EAST”, Ltd Mechanical processing 2 249 931 29

“ZN METALS”, Ltd Processing and coating of metal surfaces 6 646 889 84

Source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia, Lursoft

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Projects

Investments attracted by municipality and municipal establishments EUR 2007 -2016

* incl. 25 123 895 EUR - Financing of the project of the Cohesion Fund project "Jelgavas Ūdens" Ltd.** incl. EUR 1,718,037 - Financing of “Jelgavas Komunālie pakalpojumi” Ltd*** incl. EUR 1 958 501 - Financing of the Cohesion Fund project of "Jelgavas Ūdens" Ltd.**** incl. 15 524 113 euros - ERDF project of Jelgava Technical school and 1 995 741 euros Financing of the project of Fortum Jelgava Cohesion Fund***** incl 2 332 048 euros for “Jelgavas Ūdens” Ltd and 2 860 598 euros for Fortum Jelgava Cohesion Fund project financingSource: Jelgava City Council

Funding attracted by Jelgava City self-government and its institutions in 2016 in

the form of projects according to self-government functions, EUR

Territory improvement 1 818 744Education 226 205Culture 103 305Sports 6991Tourism 4 904Social affairs 726 174Total 2 886 323


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Projects

Biggest projects signed in 2016

Project title Total Project funds, euro

Total invested in2016, euro

Application of energy-efficient solutions for sustainable buildings in Jelgava 1 922 400 1 383 129

Energy consultant recommendations for building a low energy conumption building 9 897 9 897

Ensuring the selection of integrated territorial investment project applications in Jelgava City Municipality 46 666 8 608

Communication with the public for its involvement in municipality decision-making COMMA 78 357 5 936

“Atver sirdi Zemgalei” (Open your heart for Zemgale) 392 999 5 639

Integrated Rainwater Management (iWater) 113 830 4 932“PROTI un DARI!” (You can and you do!) 333 175 2 551


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Construction

Commissioned buildings and issued building permits in 2016

Nr. p.k Būves

Izsniegtās būvatļaujas (skaits) Pieņemti ekspluatācijā (skaits)

Kopā Jauna būvniecība

Rekonstrukcija,

renovācijaKopā Jauna

būvniecība

Rekonstrukcija,

renovācijaTotal buildings(I+II) 241 162 79 157 119 38

I Buildings 195 132 63 140 105 351. Residential buildings 83 52 31 95 68 27

1.1. Individual houses 4 4 - - - -1.2. Apartment houses 4 - 4 - - -2. Non- residental houses 92 71 21 33 32 1

2.1. Factories 11 6 5 5 2 32.2. Stores (retail objects) 1 - 1 - - -2.3. Service objects 1 - 1 7 3 4

Other

II Engineering structures 46 30 16 17 14 3

1. Streets 3 - 3 - - -Etc.


The most important object in Jelgava taken into commissioning 2016

No. Address Objectc client, name

1. Aviācijas street 18E "ZN Metals" Ltd, Office building

2. Pārmiju street 2 „Latvijas dzelzceļš”JSC. Train station “Cukurfabrika”

3. Strazdu street 1Latvia University of Agriculture. LLU Scientific Laboratory of Agronomic Analysis construction (SLAA) and educational and scientific base reconstruction, Part 3

4. Aviācijas street 18 "Cross Timber Systems" SIA. Office building and factory reconstruction (Part 2 and part 3)

5. Graudu street 6A “EIBE-L” Ltd. Heating house

6. Kalnciema road from Loka maģistrāle to Ozolpils

“Lattelecom” Ltd. Optical fiber cable network construction works in Kalnciema road, Jelgava.

7.Stacijas street 1A, Zemgales prospekts 23 (building)

VAS "Latvijas dzelzceļš". Train station "Jelgava" reconstruction (Route-relay centralization building)

8. Institūta street 4 Jelgava City Council Educational institution “Jelgava Boarding School No1.” Development of territory in Institūta street, 4 Jelgava

9.Dobeles street from Uzvaras street to Pasta street

Jelgava City Council Institution “Pilsētsaimniecība”. Rainwater drainage system reconstruction from in Dobele street from Uzvaras street to Pasta street


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Tranportation

Finance allotted to reconstruction of streets in Jelgava 2003-2016, EUR


Road accident statistics in Jelgava, 2007 - 2016

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

20

40

60

80

100

120

99 96

6771

7770 72

90

72

87

112104

7886 87

100

75

97

84

101

92 1 2 2 2 5 4 1 2

Number of road accident Injured Death Source: Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia

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Healthcare

Number of doctors in Jelgava 2011 - 2016

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200 187 182 188 185 188 188

32.1 31.5 32.8 32.4 33 33.1

Number of doctors* Number of doctors on 10000 inhabitants

* doctors excluding dentists, with interns and rezidental doctors

Sources: Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Facts about health care in Jelgava on Jan 1, 2017

• Number of family doctors - 43• The number of registered patients per 1 general family doctor - 1588• Number of beds in Jelgava City Hospital - 256• Number of doctors in Jelgava City Hospital - 58 (full time job)• Number of nursing assistants and sanitarians in Jelgava city hospital - 236• The number of economic staff in the Jelgava City Hospital - 66• The number of patients admitted to Jelgava City Hospital - 13864• Average duration of treatment in Jelgava City Hospital - 5.63 days

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Social Affairs

Received amount of the municipal benefits (EUR) proportion by type of benefits in 2013 - 2016

Food benefits

Benefits for individual housing heating

Benefits for apartment rent and utility bills

Benefits for foster families

Benefits for orphans after reaching adulthood

Benefits for compulsory education

Benefits for medical services

One-time benefits

Guaranteed Minimum Income (GMI)

0 200000 400000 600000 800000

31,811

92,645

318,44868,170

25,201

13,389

110,894

8,359

60,495

2016 2015 2014 2013

Source: Jelgava City Council Social Affair Agency

Other municipal social benefits, 2014 – 2016

No. BenefitSum (EUR) Number of families Beneficiary

2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016

1.

Benefit for the care of a disabled child with severe functional disorders

8 559 8 580 8580 5 5 5 5 5 5

2. Childbirth allowance 61 538 52 297 67315 651 591 684 662 602 704

3.Allowance for transport expenses for triplets

1 542 1 290 - 1 1 - 3 3 -

4.

Benefit for installing water meters for large families with many children

1 386 884 874 22 15 16 122 75 90

5.

Allowance for cattering in specialschools(untilMay, 2014)

8 694 - - - - - 67 - -

6.Allowance to cover transport fare for seniors

83 164 110 329 121482 - - - 3 204 3429 3623

7.Allowance to cover transport fare for orphans

5 947 10 715 8936 - - - 97 111 102

8.

One-time benefit for peaople whoreached age of 100 years

428 143 1001 - 1 - 3 1 7

9.

Benefit for cattering in4th-6thgrade

2 299 4 695 1752 437 449 150 452 462 153

10. Allowance to cover the transport fare for

- 5 854 4048 - 245 161 - 383 247

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Social Affairs

No. BenefitSum (EUR) Number of families Beneficiary

2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016 2014 2015 2016pupils from lowincome families

11.Benefit for a person,who isleaving the prison

- 3 526 3913 - - - - 79 89

12.

Benefit for cattering in generaleducational establishments forlarge families

- 76 755 84551 - 358 472 - 526 733

13.

Benefit for cattering in preschooleducational establishments forlarge families

- 145 147 208742 - 425 524 - 578 769

14.

Benefit to cover charges ofvocational education programs forlarge families

- 9 850 13844 - 68 98 - 91 144

15.

Allowance to cover the fare forpupils from large families

- 10 838 14971 - 437 593 - 810 1159

16.

Benefits for foster families(schoolsupplies, free materials at school and pre-school educationalestablishments)

- 3 637 3598 - - - - 28 34

17. Funeral benefit - 20 809 13980 - - - - 85 73

18.Annual allowance for a politically repressed person (from 2016)

- - 8130 - - - - - 271

19.

Annual Rehabilitation benefit for Chernobyl nuclear power station disaster recovery

- - 2000 - - - - - 80

Social benefits and allowances total: 173 557 465 349 567717 1116 2595 - 4615 6699 7294


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Social Affairs

Number of families in poverty and person in poverty, 2008 - 2016

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

835

1562

2203 24051966

16031252

933665

2270

4588

56125930

4809

3694

27871965

1323

Faimilies in poverty Person in poverty


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Culture, Tourism, Sports

Number of culture events and number of visitors from 2007 - 2016

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016Number of attendance 310468 333700 327281 320966 242810 231771 292397 325356 477271 401018

Number of cultureevents

285 301 277 250 251 207 282 324 295 316

Source: Jelgava Municipality Establishment “Kultūra”

Most attended events in Jelgava in period 2007 - 2016

EventVisitors

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016International Icesculpture festivalin Jelgava

72 000 42 000 42 000 47 000 45 089 40 000 41 000 42000 46 000 50016

Easter Walk in the parkof Jelgava Palace

1000 2100 3 000 1 500 2 300 1 800 2 400 3000 2 300 1500

Latvia Plant Days inJelgava

- 25 000 16 000 8 500 12 000 13 500 14 000 15000 15 000 15500

JelgavaCityfestival

18 000 31 000 12 000 17 500 22 600 22 600 23 500 22 329 142 160* 26458

International Sandsculpture festivalin Jelgava

20 000 23 000 21 000 25 000 26 000 25 000 25 400 26 000 51 383 39260

Internationalfestival of Milk,bread and honey;Regatta of milkcarton boats

25 000 20 000 10 000 18 000 21 500 22 000 23 000 25 500 32 000 30000

Celebration of 18thNovember

15 000 20 000 15 000 15 000 16 000 21 000 25000 23 671 29 848 18000

Metal festival 8 000 12000 12 000 11 000 16000Total:: 151 000 163 100 119 000 132 500 145 489 153900 166300 169 500 329 691 196734

* Jelgavas city 750 anniversary events

Source: Jelgava Municipality Establishment “Kultūra”

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Number of served persons and number of beds in Jelgava hotels and other tourism

establishments, 2009 - 2016


Number of tourists visiting Jelgava, 2012 - 2016

2012 2013 2014 2015 20160

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

1378

3307

6705

929810079

1052 1628

2773

52506050

Tourists from Latvia Foreing tourists

Source: Jelgava Regional Touism Center

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Number of tourists visiting Jelgava, 2015 - 2016

Lithuan

iaRussi

a

Estonia

German

yUSA

Great Brita

in

Poland

Italy

France

Belarus

Other0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

30002674

635 566 466

132 124 104 100 86 81

1082

2510

468 453 374101 84 159 99 112 42

786

2016 2015


TOP 9 Most visited places in Jelgava 2016

No Tourism object Number of visitors

Number of visitors 2015 (changes, %)

1 Jelgava Holy Trinity Church Tower 38 344 +1%2 Caramel workshop 30 420 (new)3 Jelgava History and Art Musem of Geder Elias 17 854 +2%

4Museum in Jelgava Palace(Latvia University ofAgriculture)

14 841 +20%

5 Exhibition of Latvian Railway History Museumin Jelgava 5047 +23%

6 Rundāle Palace history display- Tombs of the Dukes of Courland in Jelgava Palace 4180 -4%

7 Memorial Museum of Ādolfs Alunāns 3975 -9%

8 Firefighter exhibition 1586 +34%


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Sports events organized that were co-financed by the municipality, 2011 - 2016

2011.Events organized by the Sports Service Center 50

144Competitions organized by sports clubs and sports schools 94

2012Events organized by the Sports Service Center 52










Source: Jelgava Sports Club Reports

Number of Jelgava citizens participating in sports club activities in 2014 - 2016 according totype of sports

Hockey

, figu

re sk

ating,

curli

ng

Shortt

rack

(Spee

d skati

ng)

Swim

min

g

Karat

e

Athle

tics

Judo, S

ambo

Table

tenniss

Combat

sport

MM

A (Mix

es M

artial

Art

s)

Win

ter s

wim

min

g

Orie

nteer

ing

sport

s

BMX (C

yclin

g)

Squas

h

Moto

trial

Lacr

osse

Volleyb

all

Jiu ji

tsu

Rowin

g

Cross

min

ton

Tria

tlon

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

50

22

0

40

1

37

8

25

4

16

01

17

10

0

10

0

97 95

82 81

74

68

61

59

53 50

47

42 41 40

36

33

32

30

27

23

23 22 20 20

18

10

7

522

40

14

39

7

37

6

27

9

16

61

40

10

0

11

5

12

6

10

38

0 81

65

70

45 69

52 50

44

40

40

20 5

9

36

31

32 30

35 40

23 25 36

23 36

10

10

7

49

4

40

23

50

7

41

4

25

71

86

15

01

05 12

0 19

2

11

34

0

65

75

70

30 70

60 48

53

40 42

20

59

36

31

34 30

35 40

23 25 30 23 20

40

10

9

2014 2015 2016

Source: Jelgava Sports Club Reports

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Jelgava Twin Cities

Pärnu (Estonia)

Cooperation agreement was signed in 1957. Collaboration occurs within the realms of education and culture. The city covers an area of 32 km2.

The population is approx. 43 500.www.parnu.ee

Siauliai (Lithuania)Cooperation agreement was signed in 1960. Central areas of collaboration– education, culture, sports, social welfare and addictionprevention. Area 69,5 km2The population of about 130 000www.siauliai.lt

Vejle (Denmark)The cooperation agreement was signed in 1992. Collaboration occurs within the realms of education and experience exchange of municipality workers. The city is located in the continental part of Denmark, thepopulation is approx. 52 500www.vejle.dk

Shin-Ying (Taiwan)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2000. It foresees cooperation inthe areas of art and culture. The city is located in the northern part ofTainan County and is the administrative centre of the province. Area– 38.54 km3, population approx. 75 000

Alcamo (Italy)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2002. It predicts collaboration insupporting the realms of culture, sports and social welfare. It is planned todevelop trade commerce and to encourage entrepreneurship. The Rotariclubs of Jelgava and Alcamo are actively cooperatingwww.alcamo.it

Baranovichi (Belarus)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2003. The central areas ofcollaboration – education, culture,sports, prevention of addiction.Stimulating cooperation within the realm of economics is also plannedwww.baranovichy.by

Moscow Southern Administrative Region (Russia)The Memorandum of Intent was signed in 2003, laying the foundations for cooperation in the field of engineering. At present, cooperation with the ZIL factory has taken place and preparatory work is underway to start the production of medium-duty vehicles at the AMO Plant in Jelgava.In the southern region of Moscow there are about 1 600 000 inhabitants.www.mos.ru

Magadan (Russia)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2006,foreseeing collaboration inthe realms of culture, education, economics, sports, tourism, science andsocial politics. Besides, the city contains a Latvian Diaspora (Latvians ortheir descendants were sent there in the years of the USSR occupation) thatwould love to maintain strong contacts with Latviawww.magadan.ru

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http://www.mos.ru/

http://www.baranovichy.by/

http://www.parnu.ee/

Jelgava Twin Cities

Rueil-Malmaison (France)The partnership began in France during the festival “Surprising Latvia”and was strengthened during the“Spring of France” festival in Latvia. Thecooperation agreement was signed in 2007, predicting collaboration in therealms of economics, entrepreneurship, education, science and culture.There is collaboration between Jelgava State Gymnasium and RichelieuLyceumwww.mairie-rueilmalmaison.fr

Berlin(Germany)The agreement on cooperation was signed in 2003, providing for close co-operation in the field of communal services and development of public transport in Zemgale. The agreement also envisages promoting investment in Zemgale and strengthening links in the field of environmental education.www.berlin.de

Nova Odessa (Brazil)The protocol of intent was signed in 2007, predicting collaboration inmany aspects, including providing support for organizations,companies, state institutions and non-governmental organizations, assisting theestablishment of mutual relations and promoting the understanding of thecultures and history of both countries. Furthermore, Nova Odessa containsthe largest community of Latvians in Brazilwww.novaodessa.sp.gov.br

Hällefors (Sweden)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2004. Collaboration is beingrealized in the forming of the city environment and the education oflandscape architects. A partnership with the Faculty of Food Technologyfrom the Latvia University of Agriculture has been established in the realmof culinary arts. Cooperation in the realm of culture and social affairs ispredicted in the futurewww.hellefors.se

Nacka (Sweden)A suburb of Stockholm with a population of approx. 91 600. Originally apartnership was established within the boundaries of EU-financed projects.Currently a close collaboration has formed and there is exchange ofexperience in the areas of municipality administration, environment,education, culture, sports and prevention of addiction. Collaboration withyouth (for example, the students of Spidola Gymnasium) and civicorganizations (“Parents for Jelgava”) has also begunwww.nacka.se

Białystok (Poland)Białystok is the largest and one of the most historically rich cities in north-east Poland. Area – 102 km2

population – approx. 294 400. An active collaboration hasbeen established in the exchange of experience for themunicipalities as well as the realm of culture. The partnership isstrengthened by the Jelgava chapter of the Association of Poles in Latviawww.bialystok.pl

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http://www.nacka.se/

Jelgava Twin Cities

Ivano - Frankivsk (Ukraine)The cooperation agreement was signed in 2007 in order to form apartnership in the areas of culture, education, entrepreneurship, municipaleconomy and social welfare, and to realize joint EU projectwww.mvk.if.ua

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