Scenarios of population change in the coastal Ganges Brahmaputra Delta (2011-2051)

Sylvia Szabo, D. Begum, Sate Ahmad, Z. Matthews, P. Streatfield
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This paper provides an overview of population dynamics and scenarios of population change in the environmentally vulnerable coastal Ganges Brahmaputra Delta region. The main data sources used for the study include the most recent and historical census data, data from the Sample Vital Registration System (SVRS) and Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS). The research adopts the standard cohort component approach for population projections and provides population estimates for the period from 2011 to 2051. Research outcomes include scenarios of future population change in the coastal Ganges Brahmaputra Delta region and district-level population projections by age and sex. The results show that population growth is likely to continue in some, but not all, districts in the study area. The results also suggest that future migration flows are most likely to be the deciding component of population change in the study area. Given the expected shifts in population distribution and population structure, policy initiatives will have to address the challenges related to informal settlements and population ageing.
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恒河-雅鲁藏布江三角洲沿海人口变化情景(2011-2051年)
本文概述了环境脆弱的沿海恒河-雅鲁藏布江三角洲地区的人口动态和人口变化情景。该研究使用的主要数据来源包括最新和历史人口普查数据、样本生命登记系统(SVRS)和人口与健康调查(DHS)的数据。本研究采用人口预测的标准队列成分方法,提供2011年至2051年的人口估计。研究成果包括沿海恒河-雅鲁藏布江三角洲地区未来人口变化的情景,以及按年龄和性别划分的地区人口预测。结果表明,在研究区域的一些地区,而不是所有地区,人口可能会继续增长。研究结果还表明,未来的移民流动最有可能成为研究地区人口变化的决定性因素。鉴于人口分布和人口结构的预期变化,政策倡议必须处理与非正式住区和人口老龄化有关的挑战。
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