Примеры использования Demographic dividend на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The second demographic dividend.
Ii Field projects:Development and the demographic dividend.
Harnessing a potential demographic dividend for social development.
Many countries in Asia and Latin America have already reaped this demographic dividend.
Youth and the demographic dividend 9.
This creates an enormous challenge, butalso an opportunity to benefit from a huge demographic dividend.
Realizing and harnessing the demographic dividend in Africa.
The demographic transition is key to building human capital and harnessing the demographic dividend.
Realizing and harnessing the demographic dividend in Africa resolution 909 XLVI.
This demographic dividend was an important factor behind the East Asian miracle of rapid economic growth.
This is crucial for reaping a demographic dividend.
However, collecting the demographic dividend would require that appropriate policies be in place.
Consumers, producers and the first demographic dividend.
However, in order to reap this demographic dividend they will need to deal with a different set of issues.
Many countries now have a potential demographic dividend.
To reap the demographic dividend, countries in the region need to broaden access to high-quality secondary education.
Many countries now have a potential demographic dividend.
Properly reaping the demographic dividend calls on us to include young people in society, in politics, in the labour market and in business development;
Responding to ageing in advance would enable countries to reap the"demographic dividend" produced by reduced fertility rates.
Enabling policies(such as employment creation, education and employable skills for new entrants to the labour force) ensure this demographic dividend.
Indicators of the length of the first demographic dividend and its overall impact by major area.
The demographic dividend offers a new approach and vision for the prospects and pathways to sustainable development in countries with high proportions of young people.
Changing age structures provide the opportunity to reap a"demographic dividend" if enough jobs can be created for the expanding workforce.
During the 1980s, about a third of the increase in per capita income in the newly industrializing countries of Eastern and South-Eastern Asia was due to the demographic dividend.
At the moment we in Bangladesh have what is called"demographic dividend"- a large young talented population who are interested and whose interest can be used.
The demographic dividend is a window of opportunity that can be seized through the right institutional arrangements and mix of education, health and employment policies.
Such an approach will enable older persons to contribute to changing economies,thereby providing a second demographic dividend via an engaged, experienced and well-trained older workforce.
The first demographic dividend arises and dissipates as changes in age structure over the demographic transition modify the rates of growth of producers and consumers.
Progress in these areas would enable many households to slow fertility rates, with consequent benefits for health, education,sustainability and the demographic dividend for economic growth.
The demographic dividend sets in motion a virtuous cycle in which enhancement of human capabilities-through investments in health, nutrition and education-accelerates economic growth.