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This metric quantifies the proportion of Vanuatu's total population residing in urban areas. It serves as a key demographic indicator reflecting the pace and pattern of urbanization within the island nation. Economists and policymakers monitor this figure to understand shifts in labor force distribution, demand for infrastructure and services, and potential rural-to-urban migration trends. A rising percentage signals increasing pressure on urban resources like housing, sanitation, and employment, while also potentially indicating a decline in rural economic activity or opportunities. Conversely, a stable or declining rate might suggest slower economic development or a stronger rural sector. The calculation typically involves dividing the number of individuals living in officially designated urban centers by the total national population, expressed as a percentage. Changes in this indicator are closely watched as they can inform urban planning, resource allocation, and the development of targeted economic policies aimed at managing growth and ensuring equitable development across both urban and rural areas.
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