DEMOGRAPHIC PROCESSES AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE FAMILY INSTITUTION UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF MODERN SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN THE ANDIJAN REGION

Abstract

 This article is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of demographic processes and family dynamics in the Andijan region, particularly focusing on trends in divorce, birth, and mortality rates. Based on official statistical data by districts, it examines the dynamics of family divorces, as well as annual indicators of birth and death rates. At the same time, the socio-economic and demographic factors influencing these processes are thoroughly analyzed. The article highlights the impact of divorces on family stability, child upbringing, and the social environment of society. It also evaluates the effect of birth and mortality rates on the demographic development of the region. In conclusion, practical recommendations are provided aimed at strengthening family relations, supporting young families, and improving the healthcare and social protection systems.