1. Data on the direct contribution of the University to the Navarran economy:

• 250 million euros annual turnover (University + CUN + CIMA)

• 3% of Navarre's GDP

• Approximately 4,000 direct jobs in Pamplona alone (UN, CUNand CIMA)

• Contribution of workers to the regional coffers via personal income tax, VAT, etc.

• University: 5,500 students/year non-Navarrese.

• CUN: 70,000 non-Navarrese patients/year; 192,000 consultations; 11,500 operations.

• This volume of non-Navarran people encourages commercial services in the city (lodging, restaurants, transportation, leisure, etc.), with the corresponding creation of jobs.

2. Attraction of capital: through biomedical projects and congresses in Pamplona. Also thanks to fundraising from various university entities. Among others, the Foundation for Applied Medical Research (FIMA, 20 million euros/year) or the Association of Friends (ADA, which annually provides 6 million euros in donations from all over the world).

3. Investment in the construction of new buildings:

• Amigos Building (2009-2012) = 16.7 million euros

• Museo Universidad de Navarra (2012-2015) = 24 million euros

In both cases, 100% of the construction was awarded to companies from Navarra and around 200 jobs were created in 2011-2013.

4. Biomedical and pharmaceutical spin-offs: several companies have been born thanks to the applied research of CUN + CIMA + Faculties.

5. Annual direct expenditure on Navarre suppliers: 10 million euros

6. Talent attraction: professors, doctors and researchers from all over the world.

7. International diffusion of the "Navarra" brand:

• 325 active agreements with universities, including 10 that are among the top 50 in the world according to the QS ranking.

• In the last decade, the University of Navarra has been the first university in Spain in the number of End of Degree Awards in relation to the number of students.

• Presence of the University of Navarra in international rankings in the top 3% (there are 17,000 universities worldwide):

  • QS University 2013: 315th in the world - 44 places better than in 2012.

  • The Times 2013: group 351-400. Fifth Spanish university in absolute terms, after four public universities in Madrid and Barcelona.

8. Green lung of the city: with its 100 hectares of land, the campus of the University of Navarra is the largest park in the city and is home to the largest number of animal and tree species.

All this activity receives practically no subsidies from the Government of Navarra or the City Council of Pamplona. Therefore, it does not involve any detraction of public funds or cost for the citizens.