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Development Implications of Demographic Change: Global Population Aging, Egypt (1993 - 1994)

Domaine:

socioeconomic

Type de record:

dataset
Créateur:
Nag
Éditeur:
SocAraEl-hassan, mohamed
Éditeur:
ACS
Hôte:avatar
This study was part of a larger study of the development implications of demographic change focusing on population ageing in eight developing countries over two years. The study aimed to identify the specific developmental implications of population aging, assessing the contribution of the elderly to development and suggesting policy option to enhance these contributions . Using the common protocol and the questionnaire developed by UNOV a survey of 800 households was conducted with individuals 60 years and above . The SRC datasets files are protected and their use requires the submission of abstract or a detailed description of any project that will be using the data. For step by step instructions to access them, please refer to the "Dataset Access Requirements" PDF under the "Files" tab.

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Tags

Social SciencesDevelopmentDemographic changePopulation agingDemographyFOS: SociologyDevelopment studies

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