The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050.

The pie charts represent information about the

population

of Yemen and Italy in three

age

groups in 2000 and projections for 2050. In general, Yemen had a large

population

of young

age

in 2000 and the same is predicted for the year 2050,

while

the

population

of Italy is filled with adults. In 2000 Yemen’s

population

had well below half of people under 14 years old making the

age

groups the largest in the country.

In contrast

, in the same year, there were 14.3% of kids in the same

age

category

which is the lowest number who live in Italy. There were only 3.6%

population

of over 60,

whereas

in Italy there were nearly a quarter of individuals.

Furthermore

, the largest

population

in Italy were in the 15-59

age

category

with just beyond 60%,

whereas

in the same

category

Yemen had roughly half of the

population

.

Nevertheless

, Yemen’s youngest group is dipping by approximately 13% and the average proportion of 60s people is expected to increase by just 2%. The largest community is a middle-aged

category

which will jump slightly to well beyond half of the

population

.

Moreover

, in 2050, the number of people over 60 will climb to just beyond two-fifths.

Conversely

, the two other categories will diminish minimally to 11.5% in young

age

and 46.2% in middle

age

.