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Deutschlandsberg 61.498 60.762 -1,2% 62.108 2,2% Feldbach 67.200 66.828 -0,6% 68.375 2,3% Fürstenfeld 23.001 22.765 -1,0% 24.046 5,6% Graz-Umgebung 131.304 143.456 9,3% 183.345 27,8% Hartberg 67.778 66.617 -1,7% 64.985 -2,4% Leibnitz 75.328 77.445 2,8% 85.902 10,9% Leoben 67.767 62.728 -7,4% 54.899 -12,5% Liezen 82.235 79.470 -3,4% 75.448 -5,1% Mürzzuschlag 42.943 39.956 -7,0% 34.272 -14,2% Murau 31.472 29.243 -7,1% 24.030 -17,8% Radkersburg 24.068 22.747 -5,5% 21.968 -3,4% Voitsberg 53.588 52.068 -2,8% 51.947 -0,2% Weiz 86.007 87.905 2,2% 91.001 3,5% Murtal 77.879 73.792 -5,2% 65.787 -10,8% 1.3. Factors for population development 4 The different factors of population development and the effects on the region can be analysed in detail with the example of the year 2011. Generally we can assert that in almost all districts and regions the natural population development with regard to birth rates is negative. Only in the districts Weiz and Graz there were more births than deaths in the year 2011, in Graz around 14% and in Weiz 17%. With regard to the regions, the birth rate is currently only positive in the region East-Styria. In 2011, there were 1450 births too few, which means 1,19 births for every 1000 inhabitants, to keep the number of inhabitants stable in Styria. Due to the negative birth rates, an immigration of foreigners is necessary to keep the population stable in Styria. Due to a positive migration balance by 0,33% in 2011, a population growth by 0,22% was possible. However, the migration balance varies strongly in all Styrian regions. While the Styrian central region shows a clearly positive migration balance of 0,96% and the regions South-West Styria with 0,15% and East-Styria with 0,09% show a slightly positive migration balance, other regions in Styria (South-East Styria, upper Styria East, upper Styria West and Liezen) show a negative migration balance. 4 Source Landesstatistik Steiermark and own calculations Page 8 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL <strong>EU</strong>ROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF
The detailed analysis indicates that the strong immigration in the Styrian central region is due to two factors. First, the central region is the main destination of the cross-border migration and therefore profits most from immigration. Second, it can be seen that a large number of people from the surrounding districts move to the center. This results in a negative migration balance in the suburbs and a positive migration balance in the central area. Both regions, South-West Styria and East-Styria, profit from immigration of foreigners as well as from people moving from different Styrian regions to these areas. Analysis of the population development 2011-2012 Population 2012 Population 2011 Development 2011 to 2012 Immigration of indigenous people of that Immigration of foreigners of that Styria 1.213.255 1.210.614 0,22% 2,73% 1,13% 3,54% 0,32% 0,84% 0,96% -0,12% Regions South-West Styria 138.207 138.140 0,05% 2,30% 0,61% 2,76% 0,15% 0,82% 0,95% -0,13% East-Styria 177.287 177.053 0,13% 2,00% 0,67% 2,57% 0,09% 0,94% 0,91% 0,03% Styrian Central Region 460.842 456.335 0,99% 4,09% 1,66% 4,79% 0,96% 0,89% 0,89% 0,00% South-East Styria 89.575 89.957 -0,42% 1,85% 0,55% 2,74% -0,34% 0,85% 0,95% -0,10% Upper Styria East 164.839 165.811 -0,59% 2,15% 1,00% 3,24% -0,10% 0,69% 1,19% -0,49% Upper Styria West 103.035 103.504 -0,45% 1,45% 0,94% 2,55% -0,17% 0,78% 1,09% -0,31% Liezen 79.470 79.814 -0,43% 1,26% 1,12% 2,65% -0,27% 0,77% 0,94% -0,17% Districts Graz-City 265.318 261.540 1,44% 4,69% 2,35% 5,74% 1,30% 0,95% 0,83% 0,12% Bruck an der Mur 62.155 62.500 -0,55% 2,06% 1,05% 3,25% -0,14% 0,71% 1,17% -0,46% Deutschlandsberg 60.762 60.851 -0,15% 2,15% 0,47% 2,55% 0,07% 0,76% 1,01% -0,24% Feldbach 66.828 67.046 -0,33% 1,77% 0,54% 2,62% -0,31% 0,86% 0,89% -0,03% Fürstenfeld 22.765 22.797 -0,14% 3,18% 0,82% 3,93% 0,07% 0,79% 1,06% -0,28% Page 9 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL <strong>EU</strong>ROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF Emigration of that Migration balance Births of that Deaths of that Birth rates (births and deaths)
Page 1 and 2: REGIONAL STRATEGY SOUTH-WEST-STYRIA
Page 3 and 4: Regional Strategy South-West-Styria
Page 5 and 6: 1.1. Age structure 2 In the whole r
Page 7: 1.2. Development of resident popula
Page 11 and 12: Development age group 0-19 Age grou
Page 13 and 14: Districts Age group 65+ in 2012 Sha
Page 15 and 16: 1.7. Education enrolment 8 The educ
Page 17 and 18: Residential population Employment S
Page 19 and 20: Districts Unemployment rate in 2011
Page 21 and 22: Total number of young people (15-25
Page 23 and 24: 1.12. Employment by industry groups
Page 25 and 26: Total number of employed people A A
Page 27 and 28: Youth-information and counselling:
Page 29 and 30: Target groups The offers of youth a
Page 31 and 32: The province of Styria ensures that
Page 33 and 34: 2.2. Basis of the regional strategy
Page 35 and 36: Mobility Mobility is a central issu
Page 37 and 38: All in all, the amount of young peo
Page 39 and 40: REGIONAL YOUTH MANAGEMENT The regio
Page 41 and 42: Regional Strategy: - Collection of
Page 43 and 44: Regional Strategy: Cooperation with
Page 45 and 46: Regional strategy: To enforce the l
Page 47 and 48: Regional Strategy Elicitation of of
Page 49 and 50: Regional Strategy Creation of parti
Page 51 and 52: Regional Strategy: Strengthening of
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