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  1. Asturias Health Service (SESPA), with a budget of over €1.713 billion in 2018, is a. leading “company” in the region, with 16,000 direct jobs and nearly 39% of the regional budget. SESPA interacts with over 250 companies in several productive industries with turnover exceeding €400 million. Prominent entities.

  2. Apr 1, 2021 · National ranking 2018: 4 out of 15 regions with available data. European ranking 2010-2018: 55 out of 181 regions with available data [upper 50% among them]. [1.12] Economic prosperity criterion.

  3. In terms of the restructuring of the mining industry, which has a major impact on Asturias, the most recent plan, launched in October 2013, is the Framework for Action for Coal Mining and Mining Regions 2013–2018. The agreement includes €400 million for reactivation plans and business projects.

  4. The Gross domestic product (GDP) of the autonomous community was 23.3 billion euros in 2018, accounting for 1.9% of Spanish economic output. GDP per capita adjusted for purchasing power was 24,400 euros or 81% of the EU27 average in the same year. The GDP per employee was 98% of the EU average. This makes the region the 10th richest in Spain, a ...

  5. Asturias is situated in north-west Spain and has a population of 1.02 million. The region’s coal mining industry was concentrated in the south west and central areas of the region, where the region’s coal power plants are also located. However, only one coal mine remains active. The region is composed of 78 municipalities, of which 57 are

  6. Asturias covers about 2% of Spain territory and about 2% of its population General information about Asturias | Location and basis information It is located in the north of Spain. • Population: 1,019,993 • Capital: Oviedo, but the most populated city is Gijón. • Asturias is one of the most important regions of Spain in the mining industry.

  7. Mar 29, 2024 · Asturias is also a major producer of zinc, but production has fallen off considerably since the mid-19th century. Asturias’s industries are not greatly diversified, although the manufacture of cement, glass, food and beverages, tobacco, leather, and textiles has increased. The region’s undeveloped infrastructure has hindered industrial ...