Demographic Changes in the Alps (RSA5)

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5c2138ba-229e-11eb-988c-0050568ea38e

Date

Nov. 21, 2014, 3:15 p.m., Publication

Abstract

Just 150 years ago, the Alpine population was only half as large as it is today. While some, especially peripheral, areas in the Alps are becoming increasingly depopulated, the cities and their surroundings are experiencing an increasing influx of people. In order to understand the decisive influencing factors, the labour market, population development and the services available in the Alpine region must be examined. The present report makes a contribution to this.

Edition

Responsible

AlpineConvention

Point of Contact

research@alpconv.org

Purpose

The Report on the State of the Alps (RSA) offers periodical information on ecological, economical, and social development in the Alpine space. It provides a database on the future of the Alps for people in the world of politics, management, media or science. Furthermore, this standard work gives important yard sticks in terms of formulating adapted strategies. The RSAs are available in EN, DE, FR, IT and SL.

Maintenance Frequency

None

Type

not filled

Restrictions

None

License

CC BY 4.0 - Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

Language

eng

Temporal Extent

Start

End

Supplemental Information

Representatives of the Alpine countries, numerous networks and institutions of the Alpine Convention, the Permanent Secretariat as well as scientists and experts work together for the elaboration of these reports. Data are assessed, verified, and compared with the information provided by the Contracting Parties, and trends are analysed in order to identify the challenges of the future at an early stage.

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Spatial Reference System Identifier

EPSG:4326

Keywords

no keywords

Category

Population

Regions

Alps

Resource Metadata

Demographic Changes in the Alps (RSA5)