Europe's Demographic Future

The study analyses how social protection measures influence the population development in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The One Pager, which was commissioned by the KfW Development Bank, explains whether the climate crisis can be linked to demographic trends.

The One Pager, which was commissioned by the KfW Development Bank, sheds light on why high population growth can go hand in hand with fragility.

This policy paper discusses why economic growth will not solve Africa's demographic challenges on its own.

The study shows which leaps enable fast and sustainable development and how they can improve living conditions in African countries.

The discussion paper sets out the main sources of global opposition to the right to self-determination.

About ten per cent of the world's population are considering leaving their home countries, should the opportunity arise. Only very few set off for Europe.

What African countries can learn from the experiences of others that have introduced policies contributing to a demographic transition.

Ethiopia is one of the world’s least developed countries. Yet it has made extraordinary progress over the last two decades.

Sub-Saharan Africa needs to develop in order to escape the dual traps of poverty and continuing population growth.

Economic growth in industrialised countries has slowed in recent years. Affected economies should prepare for growth to dwindle further.

For more than a century, average life expectancy has been rising. Can this trend continue?