Open AccessLong-Term Perspectives of Human Resources in Georgia
Author(s) -
Gela Svirava,
Giorgi Svirava
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
šromebis krebuli
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1987-6777
DOI - 10.52340/zssu.2021.20
Subject(s) - natural resource , population , human resources , geography , work (physics) , resource (disambiguation) , term (time) , population growth , economic growth , port (circuit theory) , regional science , natural (archaeology) , development economics , environmental resource management , business , political science , economics , demography , sociology , computer science , engineering , management , archaeology , law , mechanical engineering , computer network , physics , electrical engineering , quantum mechanics
we have analyzed Georgia’s population by country and by region, developed calculation methodology of occupied region’s population, analyzed quantitative condition of Georgia’s citizenship receiving persons and those with residency permit , natural increase and Natural increase coefficient are studied on the level of country and region. Based on research we made Georgia’s population and human resource (work force) quantitative forecast for 2025-2100 years. Also, it is mentioned, that for human resource drain, decrease and natural population growth it is important for economical politics to be completely revised and with that, happen the reforming of educational system in a way, that the development of technology-generating specializations and increase of research costs within at least 1.5 percent of GDP to be fully supported. Also, it is important to implement large projects in the regions, such as, for example "Anaklia Port". The Non-implementation of this kind of project specifically in region of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti will decrease the population in nearest 45 years by 50 percent. The situation is similar in almost all regions of Georgia.