Titlebook: Demographic Change in Australia‘s Rural Landscapes; Implications for Soc Gary W. Luck,Rosemary Black,Digby Race Book 2010 Springer Science+

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Kerstin Schmidt,Paul Schmidt,Anna Schlenzural communities, they experience poorer health and have less access to health services than those living in cities. In addition, declining rural communities have a higher proportion of vulnerable groups with high health care needs, including Indigenous Australians, farmers and the elderly. As a res

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83496-8mmunities and landscapes. While drawing on international experiences, this chapter is framed by the Australian context and outlines the more substantive discussion that follows in subsequent chapters.

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Kerstin Schmidt,Paul Schmidt,Anna Schlenz consequence of these costs, Australia and other countries are adopting other rural health strategies that maintain primary and essential health services in rural communities which are responsive to the needs of the residents and attractive to health care professionals.

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Patterns, Drivers and Implications of Demographic Change in Rural Landscapes,mmunities and landscapes. While drawing on international experiences, this chapter is framed by the Australian context and outlines the more substantive discussion that follows in subsequent chapters.

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Land-Use Planning and Demographic Change: Mechanisms for Designing Rural Landscapes and Communities planning mechanisms is needed to manage landscapes with multiple functions and values. The design and implementation of planning schemes and tools are highlighted as mechanisms for achieving a balance of appropriate land uses while ensuring environmental and social sustainability in rural landscapes.

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Skyler Doss,Siddharth Lavu,Vincent G. Duffy planning mechanisms is needed to manage landscapes with multiple functions and values. The design and implementation of planning schemes and tools are highlighted as mechanisms for achieving a balance of appropriate land uses while ensuring environmental and social sustainability in rural landscapes.

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1572-7742 le across the landscape has signi cant implications for ecological, economic and social dynamics. Movement of people to urban centres (mostly from rural landscapes, especially in the developing world) is a major global phenomenon. This can result in the de-population of rural landscapes. Conversely,

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