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

The pie charts illustrate how many

people

lived in

Yemen

and Italy in 2000 and its prediction in 2050, categorised by their age; 0 - 14, 15 - 59, and over 60 years old.

Overall

, young

people

who live in

Yemen

and Italy are predicted to decrease

while

the elderly are projected to increase. More than half (50.1%) of

people

who lived in

Yemen

in 2000 were children, but it is forecasted to go down by 37.0% in 2050.

In contrast

, in 2000, the elderly

people

were a minority, with only 3.6%, but it is shown to have a slight growth to 5.7% by the

year

2050. It should be emphasised that in the first

year

, 46.3% of

Yemen

's population were grownups and it is estimated to dominate the percentage

at the end

with 57.3%. In 2000, Italians were mostly adults (61.6%);

however

,

this

is expected to lessen and reach 46.2% by 2050, almost the same as the older adults percentage in the same

year

(42.3%), which is predicted to roughly double from the first

year

(24.1%). In the case of kids in Italy, they were the lowest proportion of Italians with 14.3% in 2000 and forecasted to decline by 11.5% in 2050.