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The impact on the population on the sustainable urban economic development

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  • Inesa Pavlova

    (Riga Technical University)

  • Maija Šenfelde

    (Riga Technical University)

Abstract
Today, attention is paid to urban sustainable development and a resident as of a sustainable urban economic development in the core and foundation and most problem is the migration of them. It's important to remember that the city is the socioeconomic development and improvement of local promoter based resident. Given that both in Riga and in the whole country's population is shrinking, which is based on the migration problem. Riga is the largest and one of the economically richest municipalities and the capital of country in same time, it should serve as a model as a prop adjacent municipalities. It is important to remember and to follow Riga's sustainable development strategy according 2030 guidelines, which states that every neighborhood has equal opportunities to grow, develop and live, but is not currently being met. Given that the average active economically population is 62% of the employed population and 46% of the total population, which is critical in the city and surrounding sustainable development. Therefore, within the framework of the article it will be considered as a resident of the city affects urban sustainable economic development and will highlight the city of Riga overall economic performance and each residential area separately. The article is to determine what the impact of urban resident urban sustainable economic development is, and what the stumbling block of the population migration and low participation in urban development is, which is considered as one of the most important promoters of sustainability.

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  • Inesa Pavlova & Maija Šenfelde, 2017. "The impact on the population on the sustainable urban economic development," Post-Print hal-01706875, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-01706875
    DOI: 10.9770/jesi.2017.5.2(12)
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