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Increased life expectancy and declining fertility are changing the global make-up of populations.
By 2050 people over 60 will outnumber those under 14 for the first time.
How fast is your region ageing? What is your life expectancy? How different is the outlook for men and women?
Find out in Global ageing statistics
How can we ensure financial security in old age? What is the right balance between work and retirement? How can we support the growing numbers of older people caring for vulnerable children?
Find out in Poverty, work and pensions
What access do older people have to basic healthcare? How does health and social policy need to change to accommodate the growing numbers of older people?
Find out in Access to services
Is the role of older people changing within the family? Are older people using their votes or mobilising to get a better deal?
Find out in Discrimination and role.
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