De-population Sample Clauses

De-population. Demographic trends suggest that Inverclyde is in a spiral of decline – more people (particularly the young, better qualified and high earners) are leaving the area resulting in the area becoming less attractive to retain or attract people and investment. Inverclyde has one of the fastest declining population bases in Scotland. This is having a direct impact on the ability of the area to regenerate itself despite the best efforts of partners. Depopulation is a direct consequence of the issues highlighted here and if left unchecked will become a major problem. Inverclyde’s population has been declining for over 20 years. The population fell by 18% between 1981 and 2001. This equates to 18,000 people. Inverclyde is forecast to lose a further 14% of its population by 2024, a greater share of its population than any other Council in Scotland, due to net migration and a falling birth rate. Accelerated decline in numbers of young people and a working age population will be balanced by a major increase in over 60s and is a critical issue. The current male population is projected to decrease by -12% and female population by -17% by 2024. The proportion of those aged 16 years or younger is projected to decrease by -29% from 5,497 to 3,745 in 2024 whilst the proportion of those 65+ will increase by +27% from 13,995 in 2004 to 17,708 in 2024. In the same period, the number of people of working age (16-64 years) is projected to fall by -24% from 50,788 to 38,733. A definite growing elderly population will impact on the provision of particular public sector services, particularly health and social care as the elderly/frailer population will require more intensive support. A decline in family networks due to depopulation will impact on the number of family members who can play a caring role. The future viability of the area is potentially in jeopardy, with the provision of transport networks and the local hospital becoming unsustainable without the people to use them, and a declining fiscal base making regeneration all the more difficult. Additionally, concentration of multiple deprivation will occur, as the communities who are the worse off are the ones who will not be able to leave the area or improve their circumstances without significant investment. Information sources: xxxx://xxx.xxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx xxxx://xxx.xxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/statistics/publications-and-data/popproj/projected-population-of- scotland-(2006-based)/index.html xxxx://xxx.xxx-xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/statist...
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