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Prevalence of cannabis use in the last year in Europe as of 2024, by country

Characteristic	Share of population
Spain	12.6%
France	10.8%
Italy	10.8%
Croatia	10.2%
Netherlands	9.9%
Czechia	9.4%
Finland	9%
Germany	8.8%
Ireland	7.1%
Belgium	7%
Denmark	6.6%
Austria	6.3%
Cyprus	6%
Estonia	5.8%
Poland	5.7%
Luxembourg	5.4%
Norway	5.4%
Slovakia	5.4%
Slovenia	5.4%
Lithuania	4.3%
Latvia	3.9%
Romania	3.5%
Sweden	3.2%
Greece	2.8%
Portugal	2.8%
Bulgaria	2.4%
Hungary	1.3%
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June 2025

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

2024 or the last available year

Age group

15-64 years

Supplementary notes

Data represents the results of the last survey available in each country.

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Spain had the highest prevalence of cannabis use among adults in Europe as of 2024, with 12.6 percent of its population consuming cannabis in the preceding twelve months. This was followed closely by France and Italy, with 10.8 percent of the population in each country using cannabis.

Student use of cannabis in Italy

As of 2022, over 40 percent of male students aged 19 years were users of cannabis, while 35 percent of female students of this age were also users. Among 15-year-olds, around ten percent of both boys and girls this age used cannabis.

Other drug use in the EU

Cannabis is by far the most used drug across the population of the European Union, with over 31 percent using it at some point in their lifetime. This is followed by cocaine, which 6.3 percent have used in their life, and then MDMA, with five percent of individuals having used.