Примеры использования Demographic ageing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The world is experiencing unprecedented demographic ageing.
At the same time, demographic ageing was creating serious financial and social sustainability problems for pension schemes, social care and health services.
The fertility decrease, reduction of the number andshare of children in the population of the city leads to its demographic ageing.
A notable aspect of population ageing is the progressive demographic ageing of the older population itself.
The ILO focused more on advice regarding social protection and recommended an intersectoral andintegrated approach to demographic ageing.
Demographic ageing is particularly obvious in some parts of the country and constitutes the reason for the large increase in expenditure for pensions in the past few years.
At the same time, the decrease of the number of young population due to an increase of the share of older persons(60+)emphasises the demographic ageing.
Since the demographic ageing is accompanied by an increased morbidity rate of old generation, the increase of retirement age is a dilemma for the authorities.
The declining birth rate and high emigration diminished thenumber of young population, which led to an automatic increase in the share of elder population and demographic ageing.
Notwithstanding differences between social development and demographic ageing, it is their reciprocity that should be taken into account in order to ensure viable policy responses.
Demographic ageing affects the size and proportion of the various cohorts, changing young and old dependency ratios and the size of the working population.
The following socio-economic factors decide on its development: demographic ageing, level of wealth of the society, prosperity, exchange rate differences and legislative factors above all.
Member States are encouraged to use the indicators extensively andto select the ones most pertinent to their identified top priorities regarding policies that address demographic ageing.
There is what is known as"demographic ageing", which puts into focus the needs of older people and increases the pressures on the health care, social and pension systems of these states.
Many ECE countries have been paying specific attention to developing policy frameworks that address demographic ageing from a labour market perspective, with emphasis on extending active working lives.
The demographic situation is influenced significantly by external migration, which is typical especially for the young andadult population and contributes to the demographic ageing process.
Certain economic and social factors,such as the HIV/AIDS pandemic or demographic ageing and retirement, continued to have a significant impact on societies and families.
Demographic ageing is also high in eastern European countries and those in the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS), where the median age is projected to increase by 10 years within less than two decades 12.
These developments adversely affected the demographic situation in Georgia(decreasing bight rates,accelerated demographic ageing of the population) and somehow decelerated economic development of the country.
Expressing its preference for theopen method of coordination, Ecuador suggested establishing a national computer-based monitoring system that would be continuously updated with changes in policies on demographic ageing and older persons.
While older persons now form the fastest growing population group globally, demographic ageing in different parts of the world occurs at different speeds and involves different proportions of the population.
Under the three priority directions, such as older persons and development; health and well-being; andsupportive environments for older persons, various issues that pertain to demographic ageing and older persons were agreed upon.
A non-governmental organization stressed that the declaration should take into consideration demographic ageing and discrimination on the basis of age, rather than the rights of older persons more generally.
In developing countries, accelerated demographic ageing will take place within the context of continuing rapid urbanization, with a growing number of ageing persons living in urban areas lacking the appropriate and affordable housing or services to accommodate that population.
As noted in the Secretary-General's report, newly emerging social trends,such as changes in family structure, demographic ageing, migration and the HIV/AIDS pandemic, are having profound effects on families throughout the world.
This unprecedented demographic ageing, due to improved living standards and basic health-care systems as well as declines in fertility and rising longevity, can be considered a success of development efforts and one that is set to continue, making the twenty-first century the century of ageing. .
The system offers the over65s an adequate income, is affordable in the longer term andis well prepared for future social trends such as demographic ageing, increasing labour force participation among women, and parttime working.
The report addresses the issues of relationships between demographic ageing and economic and social situation in various parts of the world, as well as the place and role of older persons in societies at different stages of development.
While resource and capacity constraints of regional commissions andtheir member States continued to be a challenge in two regions where demographic ageing was not so apparent, regional conferences, meetings or workshops were held in all regions.5.
Promoting a harmonious relationship between development and demographic ageing implies a public policy that builds the capacities of older persons and promotes opportunities for them to contribute to society.