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Impact of Aging Population on Thailand's Workforce, References -…

- - - - The share of elderly people in Thailand will be much higher in the next 30 years, compared to the world and Asia (excluding Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Korea)
    - - It is predicted that Thailand will become a 'super-aged society' by the next decade.
    - - The number of people in the world who are older than 65 is expected to more than double by 2050, rising from 617 million to 1.6 billion.
- - - - There are further forecasts from the UN through the year 2100. As of 2024, Thailand has 71,885,799 people living there, up 0.12% from 2023. With a 0.15% rise from 2022, Thailand's population was 71,801,279 in 2023. With a 0.13% rise from 2021, Thailand's population was 71,697,030 in 2022.
    - - In 2022, the share of population older than 60 years old in Thailand accounted for 19.46 percent. In 2040, the percentage of the population above the age of 60 years old is forecast to reach 31.37 percent.
- - - - Nearly 30% decline in the working-age population, the thrid largest decline in the East Asia and Pacific region after the Republic of Korea (43%) and Japan (34%)
- - - - Through capacity building initiatives and active ageing progress monitoring grounded on the ASEAN +3 Statement on Active Ageing, the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing 2021–2030, and the Sustainable Development Goals, ACAI also fosters collaboration among ASEAN member nations.