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DEFINE THE GRIDDED REFERENCE GUIDE GRG PDF

Google Patents Providing coordinating location information using a gridded reference graphic (grg)ĭownload PDF Info Publication number US20170024917A1 US20170024917A1 US14/808,604 US201514808604A US2017024917A1 US 20170024917 A1 US20170024917 A1 US 20170024917A1 US 201514808604 A US201514808604 A US 201514808604A US 2017024917 A1 US2017024917 A1 US 2017024917A1 Authority US United States Prior art keywords reference graphic personnel gridded reference gridded grg Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google Patents US20170024917A1 - Providing coordinating location information using a gridded reference graphic (grg) The results of the policy scenarios would create considerable challenges to the economic and social fabric: integration of immigrants in the growing areas and adaptation to a shrinking population in the areas of population decline.US20170024917A1 - Providing coordinating location information using a gridded reference graphic (grg).Thus, the continuation of the contribution of the foreign migration to the response to the Thessalia demographic challenges in the future is uncertain too. However, the employment of migrants has not been used in a process of restructuring of the economy of the region that could ensure the development of the region in the future therefore, the continuation of the integration of new immigrants in the region at the same rate as observed until recently is uncertain.It has, also, contributed to the acceleration of the development of the tourism, the construction and the low level services, which are located mainly in the urban centres and the touristic coastal areas of the region. The in-flow of a low-wage workforce contributed to the delay in the decline of agriculture (both in the mountainous and the lowland areas) as well as of the urban industrial sector of Thessalia.

The large majority of the foreign immigrants are Albanians they are integrated in the region to a considerable degree the majority of them are salaried employees their educational level is low and they obtain considerably lower wages than Greek workers and carry out rural and urban activities which are abandoned by Greeks.

Interregional migration to and from Thessalia is, in general terms, very low.

The impacts of the foreign migration were more important on the bigger cities of Larisa and Volos where the main bulk of immigrants was directed, than in the rest of the region.

There is a shift from the mountainous to the lowland areas and from the rural to the urban and coastal zones.

The population of the four bigger urban centres of Thessalia was increasing continuously during the two last decades while that of the lowland rural areas more or less stagnated and that of the mountainous areas is rapidly decreasing.

In this context, the total population natural change rate during the period 2004-2008 was much lower than it would be without the contribution of migrants. Thus they have a considerable positive impact on the total population change rate of the region. Foreign migrants who entered Thessalia since the beginning of ‘90s revived the age pyramid and increased the fertility rate and the natural change rate.

The increase rate of the Thessalia’s Greek citizens was continuously limited from 1981 to 2009 due to decreasing fertility rate and accelerated ageing.

The population change rate of Thessalia was lower than the national average from 2001 to 2009.