Estructura de la Población

Presentación del tema: "Estructura de la Población"— Transcripción de la presentación:

0 Información socioeconómica de Ayacucho
Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas Información socioeconómica de Ayacucho Julio de 2006

1 Estructura de la Población
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

2 Indicadores Demográficos Censo 2005
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

3 Estructura de la población Censo 2005
Información General al 2005 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

4 Indicadores Demográficos Censo 2005
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

5 Características de la vivienda y acceso a servicios básicos
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

6 Características generales de las viviendas (%)
Información General al 2005 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

7 Tipo de alumbrado de la vivienda Censo 2005
Información General al 2005 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

8 Abastecimiento de agua en la vivienda Censo 2005
Información General al 2005 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

9 Conexión del servicio higiénico Censo 2005
Información General al 2005 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

10 Indicadores Sociales Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

11 Datos de Pobreza al 2004 Fuente: ENAHO 2003/2004 - INEI
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: ENAHO 2003/ INEI

12 Índice de Desarrollo Humano 2003
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: PNUD-Informe de desarrollo humano

13 Índice de Desarrollo Humano 2003
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: PNUD-Informe de desarrollo humano *Los primeros lugares en el ranking son los que presentan un mayor IDH

14 Hogares y Educación al 2003 Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: ENAHO 2003/ INEI

15 Indicadores de Salud Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

16 Indicadores de Educación al 2002
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

17 Indicadores de Educación al 2002
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

18 Nivel Educativo de la población Censo 2005
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2% Fuente: INEI-Censo de población y vivienda 2005

19 Indicadores Demográficos Censo 2005
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%

20 Indicadores de Empleo al 2004
Since the Toledo Administration took over at the end of July of 2001, the renewal of confidence has been driving an impressive recovery of Peru’s economy. In the top chart we can see that the recovery of economic growth since August 2001 has not only been sustained consistently, but has also exceeded expectations. Indeed, the accumulated growth rate of January-September stands at 4.7% year on year, which far exceeds the official growth forecast of 3.7% for the full-year This leads us to believe that real GDP growth could actually exceed 4% this year. When compared to its regional peers, Peru clearly stands out. In fact, Latin America is weathering its worst recession since the 1980s and regional GDP is expected to fall by 1.2%