Примеры использования Population age structure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Changing population age structures.
The process that develops today is predetermined by changes that appeared several decades ago. Their effect is included in the population age structure.
II. Changing population age structures.
Population age structure and its changes have a significant impact on health-care needs.
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Population age structures can shift relatively rapidly and sometimes dramatically in response to policies and programs, to epidemic diseases and to other natural and human-induced events.
The effects of the demographic transition on population age structures can therefore be divided into three distinct stages.
The panellists were asked to give policy options for countries to take advantage of the complementarities that might exist among countries in the region with different population age structures.
The population age structure pyramid remains positive.
Countries in the more developed regions have older population age structures than most countries in the less developed regions.
The Government participates in municipal expenditure by paying State subsidies to municipalities. The State subsidy is based on such general criteria as population, age structure, population density, etc.
As the coming changes in population age structure are well understood, they can be largely anticipated.
The planning and provision of services should also take into account changing family circumstances, the changing roles and demands on women,shifts in population age structure, and mass migration and displacement of people.
Basic data on population age structure are collected by censuses and updated by vital statistics.
Expert group meeting on social andeconomic implications of changing population age structures, Mexico City, 31 August-2 September 2005.
The project aims to improve national capacity in the production and analysis of national transfer accounts in developing countries for the documentation andassessment of the socio-economic implications of changing population age structures.
Many societies, especially those in more developed regions, already have population age structures with higher proportions of elderly than ever seen before.
Population age structures- the comparative size of specific age groups relative to others or to the population as a whole- yield insights into many of the development challenges and prospects that countries face.
While declining fertility and increasing longevity are the key drivers of population ageing globally,international migration has also contributed to changing population age structures in some countries and regions.
This increase was only partly caused by shifts in the population age structure; a large portion of the increase is attributable to real price increases and increased service utilization.
The Population Division published the proceedings of the United Nations Expert Group Meeting on Social andEconomic Implications of Changing Population Age Structures, held in Mexico City from 31 August to 2 September 2005.
Among others, these reports provide data on population age structures, labour statistics for age groups particularly relevant from the ageing perspective and on pension expenditure.
If population ageing is a moderate process(i.e. develops slowly through time)then…- Aggressive policies can cause drastic changes in the population age structure- Policies should be moderate;- Example: slow change in the age at retirement.
A more detailed analysis of the country's population age structure currently shows a predominantly young society: in 2010, 69.7 per cent of the total population was under 30 years of age, 41.6 per cent under 15 years and 15 per cent under 5 years.
Examples of UNFPA support at the country level include: support for research on migration in Mozambique; support in Senegal for conducting a survey on migrationfrom Africa to Europe; and technical support in Syria for the finalization of the internal migration study which presents migration trends related to population age structure.
The International Institute on Ageing(INIA)convened a training conference, Changing Population Age Structure and Implications for Development: National Policy Formulation and Policy Development in the Least Developed Countries of South East Asia, in Thailand in January 1999.
The report provides a summary of recent information on population growth, structure and distribution, and covers such topics as population growth and its components;changing population age structures; population distribution, urbanization and internal migration; and population growth, poverty, food provision and the environment.
Declines in fertility in turn have led to a shift in the population age structure towards an older population, which has also contributed to the increase in the proportion of all deaths due to chronic and degenerative diseases of adulthood, even as adult death rates have continued to decline.
Note: The ageing effect is calculated on the basisof a counterfactual exercise: The productivity growth required to generate a certain level of GDP per capita growth in view of anticipated changes in the population age structure is compared with the productivity growth required to maintain the same level of GDP per capita growth in the absence of such changes.
The database shows the evolution of Government views andpolicies with respect to population size and growth, population age structure, fertility, reproductive health and family planning, health and mortality, spatial distribution and internal and international migration since the mid-1970s.