Government debt: 36.3 bn € (2026 Q1) Debt per capita: 12,556 € (2026 Q1) GDP: 22.8 bn € (2026 Q2) Inflation: 5.6 % (2026-08) Unemployment: 6.2 % (2026-07) 95: from 1.81 €/l (2026-09-24) Diesel: from 2.15 €/l (2026-09-24) LPG: from 0.70 €/l (2026-09-24) Electricity tomorrow: 17.24 ct/kWh (2026-09-25) Euribor 6M: 2.71 % (2026-08) Minimum wage: 1,153 € (2026-S2) Avg. wage: 2,628 € gross / 1,595 € net (2026 Q2) Median wage (October): 2,014 € gross (2025) Earning minimum wage or less: ~125 thousand (10.5 %) (2026-07) · part-time work included Avg. old-age pension: 746 € (2026 Q2) Retirement age: 65 (2026) At risk of poverty: ~653 thousand (22.6 %) (2025) Absolute poverty: ~202 thousand (7.0 %) (2025) Fertility: 1.1 children per woman (2024) · replacement level 2.1 Population: 2.89 m (2026-09) Mortality: 2,798 deaths in the month (2026-08) Induced abortions: 1,840 (2025) Foreigners with residence permits: 226,999 (2026-09-01) Ethnic composition: Lithuanians 82.1 % (2026) Pupils' results (PISA): 475 in mathematics (2022) Higher education (25–34): 60.8 % (2025) R&D spending: 1.04 % (2024) ECHR cases against Lithuania: 144 lost (2000–2026) Sources: Eurostat · ECB · Statistics Lithuania · Sodra · ENA · Nord Pool / Elering · ECHR (HUDOC) · Migration Department

Data updates automatically Thursday, September 24, 2026

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Trumpos tiekimo grandinės (2026 m. II)

Status Planned NMA

AudienceFarmers

Opening2026-11-02

Deadline2026-12-30

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The Short Supply Chains (2026 II) programme is open to agricultural operators. Applications are accepted from 2 November 2026 to 30 December 2026. For more information, contact the National Payment Agency under the Ministry of Agriculture.