Traduction de «Popolazione in calo » (Italien → Anglais) :

declining population | deficient population

geographical distribution of the population [ Population distribution(ECLAS) | population distribution(GEMET) ]

population dynamics [ population change | population movement | population trends ]

composition of the population [ population structure ]

foreign resident population

non-permanent foreign resident population | foreign non-permanent resident population

permanent foreign resident population | foreign permanent resident population

actual population | de facto population | enumerated population | present population | present-in-area population

3. Believes that the impact of demographic change varies substantially from region to region, depending on whether it is rapid or slow and whether the region concerned is a region of net immigration or of shrinking population and therefore requires a different adjustment strategy, and must be tackled in a coordinated way by all European, national and regional authorities; notes that in regions of shrinking population, particularly rural regions, quality of life is defined differently from the way it is in regions with a growing population, and therefore considers that different support strategies are needed; takes the view that workfor ...[+++]ce migration accentuates the effects of demographic change and that population ageing is only part of the picture;

3. Believes that the impact of demographic change varies substantially from region to region, depending on whether it is rapid or slow and whether the region concerned is a region of net immigration or of shrinking population and therefore requires a different adjustment strategy, and must be tackled in a coordinated way by all European, national and regional authorities; notes that in regions of shrinking population, particularly rural regions, quality of life is defined differently from the way it is in regions with a growing population, and therefore considers that different support strategies are needed; takes the view that workfor ...[+++]ce migration accentuates the effects of demographic change and that population ageing is only part of the picture;

Thirdly, there are no examples in economic history of countries with a falling population generating long-term growth in the internal market.

It is lack of funds in public coffers and an ageing and numerically declining population – particularly in rural boroughs – not to mention greater critical awareness of the issues and the costs involved on the part of the public, that makes this form of cooperation the best for many local authorities in Europe, and often the only way available to them of modernising the services they provide.