Devaluation of female work participation with urbanization: a case of peri-urban Ahmedabad

Sikarwar, Ankit; Chattopadhyay, Aparajita; Jaiswal, Ajit Kumar; Rani, Ritu

doi:10.1007/s10708-020-10258-5

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“…Sex ratio level in Denpasar city's peri-urban areas People of working age were preponderant in peri-urban regions, specifically in the inner peri-urban zones. Consistent with prior research conducted in villages situated in proximity to major metropolitan areas, this discovery demonstrates a substantial surge in the population of individuals of working age [1], [21], [22]. This condition is conversely related to population growth in urban areas, where the population structure is beginning to experience aging [9], [11], [23].…”

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“…Peri-urbanization is the process of the significant aggregation of multifunctional communities. Population growth has been nearly exponential since the end of the nineteenth century [1], [2]. Population growth in the majority of developing nations is predominantly instigated by the movement of individuals from different regions to areas in close proximity to urban centers [3].…”

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Demographic change and implication: empirical evidence from the peri-urban area of Denpasar City

Christiawan

2023

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Law, Social Sciences and Education, ICLSSE 2023, 1st June 2023, Singaraja, B

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The population has experienced almost exponential growth since the late 1800s. The socio-spatial organization, economic condition, and land-use patterns in peri-urban areas of developing countries have undergone significant changes as a result of these processes. This paper utilizes governmental data from 1990 to 2020 to examine the longterm demographic changes in the peri-urban areas of Denpasar City. The analysis is based on 17 specific areas within the city. The key discovery of our study is that the population of Denpasar's peri-urban regions has consistently grown, primarily driven by individuals in their working-age years. Consequently, demographic change has important implications for housing, utilities, and economic development, including living standards and livelihoods.

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