The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The four pie charts illustrate the populations of Yemen and Italy based on their age which is divided into three categories (0-14

years

old, 15-59

years

old, and 60+

years

old) in 2020 and projections for the next 50

years

, 2050.

Overall

, in 2020 the majority of the population in Yemen was children category (0-14

years

old),

while

it was the

second

group

(15-59) in Italy.

However

, the projection for 2050 has shown significant changes in both countries. In Yamen, the majority of people are predicted from the

second

group

whereas

in Italy the

second

and third

group

almost has the same percentage. Looking into the details, half of the percentage came from the children

group

in Yemen and there was only a difference of 4% with the

second

group

(15-59), but there was a huge range with the third

group

since they only had around 3%. Meanwhile, in projection, the rates from the

second

group

will incline to more than 50%.

In contrast

, the population from the first

group

will decline by around 13% and the elder

group

will increase by 2%. In Italy, the

second

group

was the highest proportion from the community with 61,6%, followed by the third and first groups with 24,1 % and 14,3% respectively.

Furthermore

, the projection has shown a different rate from the past. The percentage from the

second

group

and first

group

was reduced to 46,2% and 11,5%.

On the other hand

, the elder

group

rose by 42,3%.