Influence of the Demographic Factor on the Regional Social and Economic Development

Naydenov, Kliment

doi:10.5593/sgemsocial2017/41/s18.046

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“…In our country, attempts have been made to curb the demographic decline of the nation, as the main strategic objective is to slow the pace of reduction in the number of the population with a view to achieving a trend of stabilization in the long term and of ensuring high quality of human capital [6] Particular attention should be paid to the demographic factor in the shaping of social and economic development programs and the implementation of regional economic and social policies. [7]…”

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Impact of Demographic Processes on Regional Economic Development

Ivanov¹

2018

Proceedings 2018

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With this report will attempt to present the impact of demographic processes on socioeconomic development in the regions. Given that globalization processes cover, besides the economy and almost all major spheres of public activity, such as politics, ideology, culture, way of life, and the conditions for the existence of mankind. A basic prerequisite for the development of the processes of globalization is the information revolution, which simultaneously creates and provides the technical basis for the development of global information networks, the internationalization of capital, as well as enhancing the competitive struggle on the world markets. At the heart of the demographic behavior of humans as well as of all living beings is the general biological law of the struggle for survival and continuation of the genus, which also determines the major trends in the world. This fact determines the migration of labor resources at the international level as wages in developed countries exceeds what workers receive with the same qualifications in less developed countries. In the age of globalization, migration policy is increasingly spontaneous and increasingly systematic and diversified. We must not overlook the fact that migration affects national employment, the quality of human capital, labor productivity, income levels, and even the state of interethnic relations. And in this line of thought, the current modern migration policy should include not only the direct regulation of migratory flows, but also the definition and implementation of measures for their integration into national society, economy and culture.

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Impact of Demographic Processes on Regional Economic Development

Ivanov¹

2018

Proceedings 2018

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“…In our country, attempts have been made to curb the demographic decline of the nation, as the main strategic objective is to slow the pace of reduction in the number of the population with a view to achieving a trend of stabilization in the long term and of ensuring high quality of human capital [10] Particular attention should be paid to the demographic factor in the shaping of social and economic development programs and the implementation of regional economic and social policies. [11]…”

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Integrating Spatial Planning Systems in the Forming of Regional Policy in Certain Countries of the European Union

Ivanov¹,

Sofia²

2019

Proceedings 2019

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The European Union's spatial development policy requires the implementation of targeted actions for its implementation. Spatial planning is often perceived as a set of methods used by the public sector to enable rational use of the land in the region, efficiency gains in environmental protection and improvement of economic and social development of the region. This is what makes it necessary to bring sectoral regional policies into support for the territorial cohesion policy of the regions at the member states of the European Union. The aim of the report is to present the modern spatial planning systems based on proactive mechanisms as well as to identify the applied spatial planning tools in some EU Member States with the capabilities of other economic instruments. This process defines an analysis of the links and coordination between the sectors in the regions and the related regional and sectoral policies resulting from the provision of different types of infrastructure in the regions, which is needed both for the population and development of the business. The contribution of spatial planning to the socio-economic development of the regions is indisputable but needs to be presented in order to create opportunities for overcoming regional imbalances in the Member States of the European Union.

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“…Growing or decreasing fertility rates over a period of time leads to a 1 or 3-year increase or decrease in demand for childcare facilities, 6 or 7 years of basic education, 13 or 14 years of secondary education, and 18 or 19 Years of demand for higher education; -Healthcare. The change in the number of the population also changes the burden on health care establishments and the sex-age structure, the birth rate and mortality rate, and the proportion of doctors in the specialties, children's polyclinics, maternity hospitals, and so on; -Social support, child-raising and child-raising allowances, development of the social service provision network of the population As long as there is a close interaction between population reproduction and the regional socio-economic development of the country or its regions, permanent monitoring is an important tool for managing the country's sustainable socio-economic and demographic development [6]. From the presented data in the following image we can see the emerging trend of population decline in the period 2016-2020, which is due to both the negative natural increase and migration processes.…”

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The Correlation Between Migration Chaos, National Security and the Covid-19 Pandemic

Ivanov¹

2021

Proceedings 2021

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The correlation between migration chaos, national security and the COVID-19 pandemic is particularly relevant given the huge waves of migration to European Union countries before the pandemic, the reverse migration during the pandemic and the national security protection of European countries, at the same time in the ability to control migration flows and assimilate the core values of the host countries, as migration exchange is a generator of terrorist or criminal transnational threats. Especially in the last few years, when Europe was flooded by giant waves of immigrants, which on the one hand created a serious problem in clarifying their identity and origin, and on the other hand caused significant changes in the socio-economic life of EU member states. This has led to the emergence and consideration of a number of issues related to the adoption of emergency measures for the distribution, accommodation and administration of migration and refugee flows by the central executive authorities of the Member States of the European Union. On the other hand, it provoked the formation of a policy focused on medium-and long-term conceptual planning and restructuring of public attitudes, applied concepts, developed strategies and implemented specific measures to address mass migration movements by creating opportunities for integration and inclusion of immigrants in social the economic and social life of the host country. While in 2020, as a result of the pandemic of COVID-19, there was a wave of reverse migration, which in turn caused social and economic consequences and problems in the individual administrative-territorial units of a number of countries, including the Republic of Bulgaria. This process has necessitated the study of local communities, as well as the planning and implementation of various mechanisms to address the problems that arose during the pandemic. The process of integration of immigrants has different dimensions, which are related on the one hand to their inclusion in the community, and on the other hand to their employment. This report will pay attention to the reverse migration on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and will pay significant attention to certain economic and social features in the formation and planning of policies and measures to address the pandemic of COVID-19 and the protection of national security of the country in the context of the economic and demographic aspect.

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Influence of the Demographic Factor on the Regional Social and Economic Development

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Impact of Demographic Processes on Regional Economic Development

Impact of Demographic Processes on Regional Economic Development

Integrating Spatial Planning Systems in the Forming of Regional Policy in Certain Countries of the European Union

The Correlation Between Migration Chaos, National Security and the Covid-19 Pandemic

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