Boosting Development through Population Growth in the Greek Periphery: The Case of Rodopi, Greece
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Rodopi (Rhodope), a peripheral region in northeastern Greece, faces significant demographic challenges characterized by population decline, aging, and negative net migration. This policy brief explores these challenges and proposes a set of policy recommendations to revitalize Rodopi's demographics and stimulate regional development. The recommendations focus on attracting and retaining young people, supporting families, and promoting economic opportunities.
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Tsertekidis, G., & Polyzoidis, P. (2024). Boosting Development through Population Growth in the Greek Periphery: The Case of Rodopi, Greece. HAPSc Policy Briefs Series, 5(1), 33–37. https://doi.org/10.12681/hapscpbs.38955
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