In addition, the 1999 Report on World Population Monitoring will contain a chapter on population structure, which will include sections on changing population age structures and socio economic aspects of changing age structures.

As a consequence there would be changes in the world age structure, with an overall ageing of the world population.

The Population Division is planning to convene an expert meeting on the social and economic implications of changing population age structures during 2005.

The age structure of the population in the year 1991 was of a border static regression type, with a narrow peaked pyramid.

According to the same source, the current age structure of the BiH population resembles to the one from 1991.

Despite this decrease, the total population is continuing to increase, considering that relatively speaking the increase between the 1981 and the 1993 census was 27.5 per cent, owing to the age structure of the population, which has a preponderance of younger age groups.

From the population structure point of view, a large influx of immigrants means that the ratio of working age population aged 15 to 39 years old gradually expanded.

The age structure of BiH population from 1991 was borderline stationary regressive , with an insignificantly narrowed demographic pyramid.

Report of the Secretary General on world population monitoring focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development

Report of the Secretary General on the monitoring of population programmes focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development

In the population structure, female population often takes up about 50 of the population, and the percentage of women of fertile age in the population goes from about 25 to 26 .

In the population structure, female population often takes up 50 of the total number of population, while the percentage of women of fertile age goes from 25 to 26 .

General debate on national experience in population matters changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.

According to the same source, the current age structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina's population remains at the 1991 level.

25. Despite the decrease in fertility mentioned earlier, the age structure of the Peruvian population will continue to be relatively young for several more years, and the number of minors will continue to increase.

The proceedings of the meeting will contribute to the work of the Commission on Population and Development in 2007, when the special topic for the Commission will be the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.

The Commission on Population and Development decides that the special theme for the Commission at its fortieth session, in 2007, shall be The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development .

The evolution of the population structure can be summarized in three great groups of ages the group of the young (0 14 years), the group of the potentially active or adult ones (15 59), and the group of the aged ones (60 and more years).

For example, 52 per cent of our population is less than 19 years of age, 51 per cent of our people live in rural areas and the population density is 10.9 persons per square kilometre, which increases the cost of infrastructural development.

Target population women of childbearing age and children from birth to the age of five suffering from structural poverty

These results also show that the median age is 16 years and that 47 per cent of the population is under 15 years of age.

(b) The age structures of families are changing.

The ageing index of the population (population aged 60 years and over divided by population below 15 years of age) is 30.1 compared to a world average of 33.4.

A second rationale for Germany s policy is demographic. Budget limitation appeals not just to the old, but is especially attractive to young people, who worry that they will be made to pay the costs of caring for an increasingly elderly and dependent population.

It also gives countries whose populations are still young a time bound opportunity to capitalize on their demographic conditions and benefit from the ageing of other countries by making productive use of their young labour force.

(e) The older population itself is ageing.

Responding to ageing in advance would enable countries to reap the demographic dividend produced by reduced fertility rates.

Today, over a billion people are between 15 and 24 years of age and nearly 40 per cent of the world's population is below the age of 20.

Table 14.4 RURAL POPULATION BY POPULATION OF WORKING AGE (PWA) AND ECONOMICALLY

In 1997, those aged 15 to 24 years represented 30 per cent of the population.

As a result of high fertility rates in Africa, the UN Population Division predicts a doubling of Africa's population from around 900 million today to around 1.8 billion in 2050. Rapidly growing populations are also young populations, because of the high number of children per household.

Such factors included the changing demographic profile of the Palestine refugee population, with 40 per cent of the population being below the age of 18 and 24 per cent being women of reproductive age, and the dramatic rise in cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

PROPORTION OF WOMEN IN THE TOTAL POPULATION AND IN THE POPULATION OF WORKING AGE

School age population

Pursuant to Commission decision 2005 1, the special theme for the fortieth session of the Commission in 2007 will be The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development .

In addition to providing the full distribution of populations by sex and age by five year age groups to 100 years and over, the published results include several summary statistics on population ageing, including the proportion of the population aged over 60 years and over 65 years, median age of the population and old age dependency ratios.

The age composition of the population in Jordan is characteristically young, with minors (i.e., the under 14 age group) constituting 51.7 per cent of the total population in 1979, including 19.2 per cent under age five and 32 per cent between ages six and 14, i.e., children at the compulsory education stage.

The rapid ageing of the population in the region, in particular the ageing of the older population, would increase expenditure on public health.

(b) Population by age group and sex1

4. Composition of the population by age and gender

An updated version of the wall chart World Population Ageing will also be published during 2005.

In recent years, associations of retired and older persons have increased in number across the world a result not only of population ageing but also a response to age discrimination and exclusion.

According to the 1993 census, Peru apos s economically active population (EAP) comes to 7,109,527, i.e. 51.2 per cent of the population of working age.

Since Samoans were getting married at an older age, the Government should consider amending the marriage age to bring it in line with the Convention.

Well I'm going to match families on country of birth and residence, the demographics what sex, their age their income level within their own country, their educational achievement, a lot about their family structure.