Scenarios for the Demographic Development of Rural Areas in Bulgaria – 2027

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The ongoing demographic crisis in Bulgaria (permanent depopulation, constant reduction and deterioration of the age structure of the rural population, etc.) increasingly encourages policies to strengthen the social, ecological, economic, and managerial sustainability of rural areas. The aim of this study is to forecast the socio-demographic trends of rural areas in Bulgaria for 2027. Based on a developed linear scenario model, the sensitivity of selected indicators is identified under certain assumptions of changes in the independent variables. The suggested optimistic scenarios for the selected indicators have the highest rating, which means that certain favorable changes in demographic and socio-economic aspects should be expected in rural areas. One of the lowest ratings is for the pessimistic scenario of the index by place of residence, which indicates an expectation for a moderate preservation of the existing trend of population reduction. The forecast is that at the end of 2027, child mortality will decrease, due to the continuation of the tendency to decrease the average age of the mother at the birth of a child, an increase in the birth rate and fertility among women.
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保加利亚农村人口发展情景- 2027
保加利亚目前的人口危机(人口持续减少、农村人口年龄结构不断减少和恶化等)日益鼓励采取政策,加强农村地区的社会、生态、经济和管理的可持续性。本研究的目的是预测2027年保加利亚农村地区的社会人口趋势。基于已开发的线性情景模型,在自变量变化的某些假设下,确定了选定指标的敏感性。所建议的对选定指标的乐观情况的评分最高,这意味着农村地区可望出现人口和社会经济方面的某些有利变化。评分最低的是按居住地划分的指数的悲观情况,这表明预期人口减少的现有趋势将适度保持下去。据预测,到2027年底,儿童死亡率将下降,因为产妇平均生育年龄下降的趋势将继续下去,妇女的出生率和生育率将增加。
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