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South Korea Demographic Dividend (Possibilities (korea in 2030 will face…
South Korea Demographic Dividend
Power
Since the end of the Korean war towards the late 1950's, the
government
started to establish economic policies geared towards export-oriented manufacturing industry with investments in education, technology and infrastructure.
Schools, services, organizations that provide family planning information.
Process
Social
The government invested in health centers to provide a range of services including family planning
Field workers visited homes and provided family planning information and methods instead of clinic-based services.
The creation of mother's clubs in 19000 villages
Economic
After the Korean War, Japan's investment strengthened the agricultural and fishing industries, as well as manufacturing and shipping
Decreased unemployment through a rural construction program- building of houses, dams, etc.
Established chemical, iron, and steel industries
Political
The government set a target of 45% of married couples using family planning
Demographic
Place
The government set a target of 45% of married couples using family planning.
Between 1950 and 1975, the fertility began to drop from 5.4 children per woman to 2.9, indicating the transition was well underway.
by 2005, fertiity dropped to 1.2 children per woman.
The population policy was widely implemented throughout the public and private sectors.
Following the Korean war, South Korea's economy was based on farming and fishing, neither industry was sufficiently strong.
Located in the continent of Asia. South Korea covers 96920.00 square kilometers of land and has a population of 48860500.
Possibilities
korea in 2030 will face the age gap
in the future korea might establish policys relating to more children,immigration,labour market and emplyment policy.
Koreas population will start to shrink around 2027
In the future there would be 2million more elderly than young people by 2021