This indicates an increase of 3.4% compared to 2023 (€ 123 675 million) and 59.5% increase compared to 2014 (€ 80 175 million).
Data from the European Statistical Office (Eurostat) showed that in 2024, the government budget allocation for R&D at the European Union level was € 284.7 per capita, 57.0% increase compared to 2014 (€ 181.3 per capita).
High allocations between the countries of the European Union were recorded in Luxembourg (€ 759.2 individuals), followed by Denmark (€ 586.8) and some distance by the Netherlands (€ 542.7). On the other hand, the lowest R&D budget allocation per person was in Romania (€ 19.
1 per capita), Bulgaria (€ 38.3) and Hungary (€ 58.7). It should also be noted that changes in per capita gBard can reflect population change of countries.
In terms of distribution by somloicoconomic purposes, 35.7% of GBARD was directed to the general advancement of knowing, mainly as the Public Grant Nock as the Positive General University. Fund, which is used by public higher education institutions to support their activities. Additionally, 16.6% of GBARD was dedicated to general progress of knowledge from other sources other than Guuff, 9.4% for industrial production and technology, 7.0% for health and 6.1% for space discovery and exploitation.