Hear from leaders from across the financial sector who will shine a light on the economic and social impacts from demographic change.
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Amid other major global shifts, societies around the world are experiencing sweeping demographic change. By the year 2050, the global population of people aged over 65 years will grow to 1.5 billion—an increase of around half a billion people in just 28 years. While in past decades the world’s older populations have been concentrated largely in high-income nations, in the decades to come, the most rapid population aging will occur in low- and middle-income countries, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean and East and South Asia.
Against the backdrop of the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings, join Foreign Policy in-person for an important conversation about how multilateral development banks and other stakeholders can play a leading role in strategically addressing population aging and harnessing a second demographic dividend. This event will feature research by FP Analytics, produced with support from AARP, on how anticipating and preparing for accelerating population aging will be vital for economic growth and to ensuring the well-being of older adults around the world.
RSVP now to join us for this exclusive gathering of leaders. Can’t join us in-person? The program will be live-streamed across our channels.
Event Details:
October 12, 2022
8 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. ET
Washington, D.C.
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Andrew Sollinger
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