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WHAT IS WHERE?                                     Dependency Load

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WHAT IS WHERE?                                     Dependency Load

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Malawi has the highest total dependency load with 43.2%, with a very high percentage of youth (40.7%) and low percentage of the elder population (2.5%).

Spain has the lowest total dependency load with 33%, the percentage of youth being low (13%) and the percentage of the elderly population being higher (21%).

Canada has a moderate total dependency load with 35.1%, having an average amount of youth (15.1%) and a larger amount of elder people (20%).

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WHAT IS WHERE?                                                   Birth Rate

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WHAT IS WHERE?                                                   Birth Rate

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Malawi has the highest birth rate (14.4%), meaning 14.4% of its population is aged 0-4.

Spain has the lowest birth rate of 3.7% of its population being aged 0-4, meaning their population is mostly aging.

Canada, again, has a moderate amount of population between the ages of 0-4, with a birth rate of 4.7%.

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WHAT IS WHERE?                                                       Life Expectancy

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WHAT IS WHERE?                                                       Life Expectancy

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Spain has the highest life expectancy of 10.3%, with a large percentage of elderly population.

Canada has a lower life expectancy with 8.9%, with a smaller population of elderly people.

Malawi has the lowest life expectancy at 0.9%, showing that the elderly population is very low.

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DEPENDENCY LOAD: The number of people who rely on the working population, like children between the ages of 0-14 and the elderly population, who are over the age of 75.

BIRTH RATE: The number of babies born in a certain place across a certain period of time to show how fast the population grows.

LIFE EXPECTANCY: How long a person is expected to live on average, based on factors like health, environment, and living standards.

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Canada: Low birth rate and high life expectancy lead to an aging population. Less children are born, but people live longer because of the good healthcare and living conditions.

Spain: Similar to Canada, Spain has a low birth rate and high life expectancy, creating an aging population. Economic factors and delayed family planning contribute to fewer births.

Malawi: High birth rate and lower life expectancy. Many children are born, but healthcare issues and diseases reduce life expectancy, leading to a youthful population.

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This information is useful because it helps countries figure out what they need to focus on now and in the future. For example, countries with a lot of older people, like Canada and Spain, need to plan for more healthcare and support for seniors. On the other hand, countries with many young people, like Malawi, need to invest in schools, jobs, and healthcare for kids. Knowing these patterns helps governments make better choices to take care of their people.