The growing young population of the world could herald a fast economic growth in the world, but problems of poor healthcare access and lack of education in developing countries are coming in the way of utilising the youth power, said the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in a report. In its annual State of the World Population report, the UNFPA said the number of working-age population is more than the people of non-working age. Thus, children and elderly are ...Wednesday 19 November 2014
Time to Invest in Youth power to reap Economic Benefits in Developing World: UN
The growing young population of the world could herald a fast economic growth in the world, but problems of poor healthcare access and lack of education in developing countries are coming in the way of utilising the youth power, said the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in a report. In its annual State of the World Population report, the UNFPA said the number of working-age population is more than the people of non-working age. Thus, children and elderly are ...
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