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0220U103520, 0116U004086 , R & D reports

Title

Social-Geographic Portrait of Human Development in Western Region of Ukraine.

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Head

Dzhaman Vasily O, Доктор географічних наук

Registration Date

19-10-2020

Organization

Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University

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 The work discloses theoretical-methodical bases for scientific study of regional social infrastructure as a frame for human development; social infrastructure as an object of social-geographic studies; and sectoral structure of social infrastructure. Major sectors of social infrastructure are put under analysis (the case of the Chernivtsi Oblast). Taking into account that the industry of tourism essentially supports Ukrainian economics on the whole and the Carpathian Region in particular, the work provides insight to present-day trends in the development of tourism in the city of Chernivtsi which is a vivid example of poly-ethnic space of rich historical and cultural (material and immaterial) heritage. The latest dynamics in the number of tourists is presented, geography of tourism flows and tourists’ motives are established, and major economic figures of tourism activity are analyzed. Geographical aspects and specificities of language situation as indicator of assimilation processes in the Western Region of Ukraine are disclosed. Particular attention is given to language composition of nine biggest ethnic groups (making 99,5% of total inhabitants) in the West-Ukrainian Region. Geographical aspects of manifestation of ethnic processes (evolutional, evolutional-transformational, transformational) in the Western Region of Ukraine are analyzed. Territorial differences and specificities of the results of medical reform are disclosed on the example of the Western Hospital District of the Chernivtsi Oblast; problems that arouse in the process of realization of medical reform are analyzed, as well as ways to solve them are suggested. Spatial differences in economic and social development within single administrative-territorial units are analyzed (on the example of the Chernivtsi Oblast).

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Vintoniak Alla M
Dzhaman Vasyl O
Dzhaman Yaroslav V
Zablotovska Nataliia V
Zayachuk Miroslav D
Kisil Roman V
Kostashchuk Ivan I
Morar Anna K
Salii Mykhailo V
Chashkova Galina I

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2021-03-17