Research On Coordination Of Resource Allocation Of Urban And Rural Elderly Care Services In Anhui Province

At present,China has entered an ageing society,which has reached the level of100 years abroad within 20 years.In the process of social development,the rate of population ageing far exceeds the rate of economic development,resulting in the supply of old-age resources not being able to meet the old-age security needs of all elderly people.In the process of social development,China has formed an urban-rural dichotomy,and as a result of the increased ageing and the fact that most of the elderly are concentrated in the rural areas of China,they are more dependent on the resources for old-age security.How to achieve a scientific and reasonable distribution of old-age resources,meet the basic old-age needs of the elderly and let them live out their old age in peace is a major social problem that needs to be solved^[1].Based on this,this paper reviews a large amount of literature,adopts quantitative analysis and comparative analysis research methods,and researches the coordination of population ageing and the allocation of elderly service resources in Anhui Province based on theories of public goods supply and coordinated urban and rural development.By grasping the current situation of population ageing in urban and rural areas of Anhui Province and the current allocation of elderly service resources in urban and rural areas,it is found that the phenomenon of population ageing in urban and rural areas of Anhui Province has been inverted for a long time and has been deepening;the unbalanced geographical and spatial distribution of elderly service resources in urban areas,the mismatch between the supply and demand of elderly institutions and the inadequate allocation of financial resources,the unintegrated county and rural elderly service networks of rural elderly service resources,the long-term cultural The problems include the lack of integration of county and village elderly care service networks,long-term cultural practices affecting the active cooperation of the elderly,and the lack of popularization of diversified elderly care service models.A coupled coordination model was also established to analyse the degree of coordination between the ageing of the urban population and the allocation of resources for elderly services and the degree of coordination between the ageing of the rural population and the allocation of resources for elderly services,and it was found that the degree of coordination between the ageing of the urban population and the allocation of resources for elderly services was 0.0123times higher than that of the rural areas.Based on the current situation and the existing problems,suggestions are made to promote coordination between urban and rural ageing and optimise the allocation of resources for elderly services.Accelerate the flow of urban and rural factors and promote the equalisation of urban and rural elderly services,so that urban and rural areas can integrate and develop in a coordinated manner.Fig.[9]Table[13]Cf.[63]...