The demographic dividend is the accelerated economic growth resulting from declines in fertility and mortality and the ...

While private schools educate a large share of our future workforce, scarce public data exists on the entities that run them.

The next two decades will decide whether India turns its demographic dividend and urban surge into lasting prosperity—or ...

"India’s stance in the changing world order is clear. India stands for a cooperative and rule-based global system; but at the ...

The Zamfara Government, in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), has sensitised the members of the Civil Society Organisations (CSOs),media and the academia to demographic ...

Mapi Gloricien lies in his mother’s arms in a hospital in Kinshasa, among the fastest-growing cities on Earth. Just days old, he’s one of an estimated 4.5 million children expected to be born in the ...

The world's population growth tells two stories: in many countries populations are aging, while in others, populations are getting younger. Projections show most countries will likely see shrinking ...

Aruba is entering a post-demographic-dividend era, as falling fertility, rapid population aging, and outward migration begin ...

NEW DELHI – India is set to remain the world’s most populous nation in 2025 with 1.46 billion people, but a sharp decline in fertility — now below the replacement level — signals a major demographic ...

Historically, Aruba benefited from population growth that expanded the labor force, thereby boosting productivity and ...

Kathmandu, Jan. 9 -- age population is projected to grow significantly by 2050, presenting a rare opportunity to accelerate economic growth through a demographic dividend. But the challenge is ...