What is the name of the little humanoid figure used as player token or resource in some Euro games?
After some searching, the Meeple term was prominent on lot of online resources (filenames, sites and boardgame spare parts sellers). Searching for &quot;Meeple Origin&quot;, this definition was found and helped me to track the origin of the name and what games are using this piece.
At HappyMeeple.com:

Origin of the Meeple word
A meeple is a little wooden character representing the player in many
modern board games.
Over time, the meeple has become the symbol of modern board games.
According to Wiktionary, the origin of the term “Meeple” is the
following:
“Coined in November of 2000 by Alison Hansel during a game of Carcassonne when she fused &quot;my&quot; and &quot;people&quot; to describe the wooden
figures each player uses in that game.

Searching for Meeple Games we have the following list:

BoardGameGeek - Games featuring &quot;The Meeple&quot;

Interesting Stuff:

First board game to use 'Meeples' - This is an interesting topic and it goes beyond of what i have posted about Europa 1945-2030 at the question.
Poll: What exactly is a meeple? - And this thread is a discussion about what could be actually considered a meeple inside all existing variants of these figures.