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Natural population growth is relatively high, although negative, while mechanical growth is increasing significantly. The district performs relatively well in educational indicators, with the exception of the alignment of vocational education with the profile of the economy. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors, and law enforcement suffers from a shortage of police officers. Blagoevgrad has a relatively low proportion of degraded land, but the proportion of waste sent for treatment and recycling is high. Theatre attendance is relatively low, while overnight stays in the region are above average.
Natural growth is high, although negative, and the region continues to attract people. The region performs relatively well in educational indicators. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. There are many registered crimes and the courts are overloaded. Large amounts of waste are generated, but most of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Burgas is the district with the highest ratings for tourism, and most cultural indicators are also above the national average.
Varna remains among the three districts with the most favourable demographic picture despite the continuing aging of the population. Educational indicators also place the region at the top of the ranking with good performance by Varna students, a high number of students enrolled in lower secondary education, and many university students. The share of people with health insurance is relatively low. The administration of justice is slow. A lot of waste is generated, but most of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Varna is among the districts with the highest ratings for tourism, but most cultural indicators are below the national average.
Aging continues to be pronounced, although the district manages to attract population. Veliko Tarnovo is the leader in terms of relative number of university students and among those with the highest shares of children enrolled in kindergartens and lower secondary schools. The infant mortality rate remains among the lowest in the country. The administration of justice is relatively swift. A lot of waste is generated, but most of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is intense, with the region ranking among the leaders in terms of the relative number of museum visits.
Vidin continues to be the district with the most unfavourable demographic picture. Students' educational results remain poor. Vidin is also the district with the lowest life expectancy. The administration of justice is relatively fast, but there are many registered crimes. An extremely small proportion of household waste is sent for treatment and recycling. Tourism is not very developed, but visits to theatres and museums are relatively high.
The demographic picture is relatively unfavourable. The assessment of educational indicators has also deteriorated, mainly due to poor student performance. Life expectancy is low. Vratsa is the district with the highest number of police officers per capita and the highest number of registered crimes. The share of forest area is small. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
Gabrovo continues to be among the three districts with the most unfavourable demographic picture. The shares of children enrolled in kindergartens and lower secondary education are high. Overall, the entire population has health insurance. The crime clearance rate is high. The share of degraded land is small, but the installed renewable energy capacity is also limited. The district leads in terms of the relative number of museum visits.
The demographic picture is unfavourable, and natural growth continues to decline rapidly. In the education category, Dobrich receives good ratings for the high correlation between vocational education and the profile of the economy, but poor ratings for the relatively low performance of students. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical specialists and a small number of hospital beds. Administrative cases are resolved relatively slowly. A lot of waste is generated, but most of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Tourism is intense, but cultural life is relatively weak.
The district continues to lead in terms of population attraction, but aging is clearly evident. Kardzhali is among the districts with the worst educational scores, mainly due to poor student performance and extremely low enrollment rates in kindergartens and lower secondary schools. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The number of registered crimes is relatively low, and the clearance rate is high. The amount of waste generated is low, but the proportion sent for treatment and recycling is low. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The demographic picture in the region is unfavourable. Performance on educational indicators is also weak, mainly due to the relatively low results of students and the mismatch between vocational education and the profile of the economy. Overall, the entire population has health insurance. The administration of justice is relatively slow. Waste generation is low, but the share of waste sent for treatment and recycling is low. Cultural life in the region is relatively weak.
The demographic picture in the district is unfavourable. The performance on educational indicators is also poor, mainly due to the relatively low results of students. Healthcare suffers from a small number of hospital beds, but their utilisation is also the lowest in the country. The administration of justice is among the fastest in the country in civil cases and, at the same time, among the slowest in administrative cases. Waste generation is low, but the share of waste sent for treatment and recycling is low. Cultural life is not very intense, but tourism is relatively well developed.
The demographic picture in the region is unfavourable, with a pronounced ageing population. Performance on educational indicators is also unsatisfactory, mainly due to low student results and the mismatch between vocational education and the profile of the economy. Life expectancy is relatively low. There are many reported crimes, but the clearance rate is low. The amount of household waste generated and the proportion of degraded land are relatively low. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
Natural population growth is relatively favourable, although the rate remains negative. The region performs poorly on educational indicators, mainly due to the relatively low results of students. The infant mortality rate is relatively high. The crime clearance rate is high. Pazardzhik is among the districts with the highest environmental rating, mainly due to its leading position in terms of installed renewable energy capacity. Cultural life is not very intense, but tourism is well developed.
The demographic picture is unfavourable. The performance on educational indicators is also poor, mainly due to the relatively low results of students, although the district receives relatively good ratings for the high enrolment rate in kindergartens and lower secondary education. Performance in healthcare is weak, but this is mainly due to the region's proximity to the capital and the demand for healthcare there. The administration of justice is relatively swift. The volume of household waste generated is high, but much of it is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The demographic picture is unfavourable. The performance on educational indicators is also poor, mainly due to the relatively low results of students. At the same time, however, Pleven continues to be the leading district in the healthcare category with the highest relative number of medical doctors and hospital beds. The administration of justice is relatively fast, but the clearance rate for crimes is low. The district ranks last in terms of forest cover, but there is not much degraded land. Cultural life is relatively intense, but tourism is underdeveloped.
Plovdiv remains among the districts with a favourable demographic picture, despite the continuing aging of the population. The region's performance in educational indicators is also relatively good, with high student results and a large number of university students. The share of people with health insurance is relatively low. The volume of household waste generated is high, and a small proportion is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The demographic picture is unfavourable, with Razgrad being the district that loses the most population in 2024, with a sharp decline in mechanical growth. Performance on educational indicators is also unsatisfactory, mainly due to the relatively low results of students. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The administration of justice is relatively fast, and the clearance rate for crimes is high. An extremely low proportion of household waste is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The aging of the population is pronounced. The region performs relatively well in educational indicators, with relatively high student results. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors, especially general practitioners. The number of registered crimes is relatively high, but the clearance rate is high. The main reasons for the region's poor environmental rating are the large volume of household waste generated and the small forest area. Cultural life is intense, but tourism is underdeveloped.
The district has the largest decline in natural population growth. The correspondence between vocational education and the profile of the economy is relatively high, but student results are relatively poor. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The crime clearance rate is high. The volume of household waste generated is relatively large, but only a small proportion is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
Sliven remains among the three districts with the most favourable demographic picture despite the continuing ageing of the population. At the other end of the spectrum, the district ranks at the bottom in terms of educational indicators, with poor student performance and extremely low enrollment rates in kindergartens and lower secondary schools. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The administration of justice is relatively swift. The proportion of forest area is relatively large. Drinking water consumption is among the lowest in the country. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
Smolyan continues to be among the three regions with the most unfavourable demographic picture. The region is also traditionally among the top three in terms of educational indicators, with good student results and a high proportion of children enrolled in kindergarten and lower secondary school. Overall, the entire population has health insurance. Smolyan is the region with the lowest relative number of registered crimes. The region leads in the category assessing the environment, with the highest share of forest area and the lowest need for cooling. Cultural life is not particularly intense, but tourism is strongly represented.
The demographic picture is relatively favourable. Population density remains low. Student performance is below average. The proportion of people with health insurance in the district remains extremely low. The crime clearance rate is relatively high. Only a small proportion of household waste is sent for treatment and recycling. Cultural life is poorly represented.
The demographic picture is favourable. The capital continues to lead in educational indicators with high scores in Mathematics and Bulgarian Language and Literature, a large number of university students and students enrolled in lower secondary education. In healthcare, it is second only to the Pleven district, but it has the highest life expectancy and the lowest infant mortality rate. The courts in Sofia are heavily overloaded, and crime is relatively high. Water utilisation is high. The cultural life is well developed.
The demographic picture is favourable, although the population continues to age. The alignment of vocational education with the profile of the economy remains low. Healthcare is characterised by a relatively high number of medical doctors and high hospital bed utilisation. The relative number of police officers is low. The proportion of degraded land remains extremely high. Cultural life and tourism are around the national average.
The population continues to age, and population density remains low. The shares of children enrolled in kindergartens and lower secondary education are relatively small. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The crime clearance rate is high and justice is served relatively quickly. Targovishte ranks among the leaders in environmental assessment, mainly due to the low proportion of degraded land and lower consumption of drinking water. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The demographic picture is favourable, although the population continues to age. The shares of children enrolled in kindergartens and lower secondary education are relatively low. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The relative number of police officers is high. The need for cooling is highest in Haskovo. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
The demographic picture is relatively favourable, although the population continues to age. Student results are low. The region's performance in healthcare is not so good, except that Shumen has the highest hospital bed utilization rate and almost the entire population has health insurance. The administration of justice is relatively fast. A large part of household waste is sent for treatment and recycling. Visits to museums and libraries are relatively high, but tourism is not particularly intense.
Yambol is the district with the highest natural population growth, although it remains strongly negative. There is a relatively high degree of alignment between vocational education and the profile of the economy. Healthcare suffers from a shortage of medical doctors. The number of registered crimes is relatively low, and the clearance rate is high. The share of forest area is low, and the need for cooling is high. Cultural life is not particularly intense, and tourism is underdeveloped.
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