The pie charts depict information about proportions of people on three distinct age groups in two countries namely Yemen and Italy.
It is clear that, the proportion of people aged 15-59 is expected to rise in Yemen, while the percentage of younger individuals will decline. In contrast, Italy is projected experience a significant increase in its elderly population, while the proportion of minors will decrease.
In Yemen, the proportion of people aged 15-59 was 46,3%, whereas the working age group will grow to 57,3%. Furthermore, the percentage of young people is expected decrease to 37%. In 2000, only a small fraction 3,6% were 60 or older. By 2050, the elderly population will see a slight increase to 5,7%.
In contrast, Italy had an older population in 2000, by 2050 the proportion of people over 60 is projected to rise significantly to 42,3%. In 2050, the working age category percentage of people will shrink than 2000 years. The under-15 group is expected to decline slightly to 11,5% than 14,3%.
In conclusion, both countries are set to experience an aging population, with Italy seeing a much more dramatic shift towards an older demographic compared to Yemen.