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According to the results from the 2011 Census, in Autonomous Province of  Vojvodina (hereinafter referred to as ’Vojvodina’) there were 1,815  Slovenians, or 45% of the total number of Slovenians in the Republic of  Serbia. Slovenians make up only 0.09% of the total population in Vojvodina.  All demographic indicators show a profound demographic decline in the  population based on biological depopulation that began in the late 1960s.  Furthermore, a negative trend in natural increase was further strengthened by  inverse migrations that started several years after they had colonized  Vojvodina, especially south Banat. Slovenians in Vojvodina, at an average age  of 52.1 years, were ranked second place in the rank of ethnicity by age,  which clearly indicates to intense process of population ageing and inability  to achieve positive effects of natural movement. Although this population is  statistically small in number, this paper clarifies the underlying causes of  extremely unfavorable demographic trends that characterized Slovenian  population in Vojvodina over the last several decades.

Demographic characteristics of Slovenians in Vojvodina at the beginning of the XXI century