Census Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Census Industry Research & Market Reports
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Latin America in 2040: The Future Demographic
... region will continue to be the second youngest globally due to strong birth rates. Ageing, ongoing poverty in some areas, and unhealthy modern lifestyles may generate health challenges going forwards. Urban shift will continue briskly, ... Read More
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Households in Western Europe
... over 2019-2040, driving demand for smaller dwellings and more compact furniture and appliances. At the same time, the ageing population will result in a rising dependency ratio and create additional hurdles for the working-age population. ... Read More
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Georgia in 2030: The Future Demographic
... hastening of the ageing trend, but Georgia will remain relatively young in a regional context due to higher fertility and birth rates. While the rural population continues its decline, urbanisation will remain swift, with Tbilisi ... Read More
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Guatemala in 2030: The Future Demographic
... fertility rates ensure that Guatemala remains an extremely young country. Urbanisation will be rapid up to 2030, with particularly fast growth in the 10 major cities, although Guatemala’s share of urban population will continue to ... Read More
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Uzbekistan in 2030: The Future Demographic
... relatively young country as declining birth rates stay strong and life expectancy, although rising, remains low in a regional context. Both urban and rural populations will carry on increasing, with the urban population expanding at ... Read More
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Hungary in 2030: The Future Demographic
... as health issues resulting from unhealthier modern lifestyles, will place added pressure on state resources. Urban population will continue to expand against the tide of depopulation with smaller urban areas benefiting, however Budapest will continue ... Read More
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Israel in 2030: The Future Demographic
... than the region overall. Good living standards mean people in Israel tend to live for a longer time, but modern unhealthier lifestyles may put more pressure on the healthcare system. Israel will continue to be ... Read More
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The 8 Billion World
... be a boon to economic growth and private consumption if the demographic dividend is realised. Meanwhile, natural resources and the environment will be put under huge pressure, prompting a move towards more efficient, responsible and ... Read More
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Latvia in 2030: The Future Demographic
... regional country by 2030 as the ageing trend accelerates, putting additional pressure on state resources and transforming the consumer landscape further. Urban population, although in decline, will increase its share in total population, while Riga’s ... Read More
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Belgium in 2030: The Future Demographic
... rapidly, transforming the demographic landscape. While Belgians live longer than average, health challenges as a result of modern unhealthier lifestyles are increasing. Belgium will continue to be one of the most urbanised regional countries, while ... Read More
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Finland in 2030: The Future Demographic
... With more than a quarter of the population aged over 65 by 2030 the consumer landscape will continue to transform, while Finland will remain one of the oldest regional countries by median age. Urban population ... Read More
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South Korea in 2030: The Future Demographic
... fertility rates and most elevated life expectancy globally, South Korea’s population will age rapidly up to 2030 by which time a quarter of the population will be aged 65 or over. Urban population will continue ... Read More
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Austria in 2030: The Future Demographic
... diverse with over a fifth of the country made up of foreign citizens by 2030. Ageing will continue to be a key trend and the age old dependency ratio will surge. Vienna will continue to ... Read More
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Lithuania in 2030: The Future Demographic
... continue to be one of the oldest regional countries, with population growth occurring almost exclusively in older age groups. Urban population will increase as a share of overall population, while the population of Vilnius will ... Read More
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Venezuela in 2030: The Future Demographic
... and fertility rates and low life expectancy mean that Venezuela will continue to have one of the younger regional populations, with over two-thirds aged 40 or below up to 2030. Meanwhile, ongoing political and economic ... Read More
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Switzerland in 2030: The Future Demographic
... transforming the demographic landscape further. Life expectancy will continue to be exceptionally high, but new health challenges from ageing and less healthy modern lifestyles will emerge. While the urban population will rise rapidly, it is ... Read More
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Sweden in 2030: The Future Demographic
... of young people. Life expectancy will continue to climb, remaining one of the highest regionally. Rapid urbanisation will continue with Helsingborg’s population expanding at the fastest pace out of the 10 major cities up to ... Read More
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Cameroon in 2030: The Future Demographic
... one the world’s youngest countries due to extremely high birth rates and low life expectancy. Urban population will continue to expand rapidly, with Garoua expected to be the fastest growing major city up to 2030. ... Read More
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Bulgaria in 2030: The Future Demographic
... European country as the ageing trend accelerates, consequently impacting the country’s demographics. In line with depopulation, the urban population will also shrink, but its share in total population will rise Meanwhile, Sofia will continue to ... Read More
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Bulgaria in 2030: The Future Demographic
... European country as the ageing trend accelerates, consequently impacting the country’s demographics. In line with depopulation, the urban population will also shrink, but its share in total population will rise Meanwhile, Sofia will continue to ... Read More
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Egypt in 2030: The Future Demographic
... of the population aged 30 years or below. Certain health issues will become more frequent influenced by unhealthier modern lifestyles, at the same time health awareness should rise. While urban population growth will be rapid, ... Read More
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Taiwan in 2030: The Future Demographic
... birth rates and increasing life expectancy, will be a key trend shaping the demographic landscape. Urban population share will escalate, with Taichung expected to be the fastest growing major city. Despite, population decline, Taiwan should ... Read More
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Philippines in 2030: The Future Demographic
... surging growth in the 60+ cohorts, this will be from a low base. Therefore, the Philippines will remain an overwhelming young country with a huge 70% of the population remaining 40 years or below in ... Read More
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Why Population Insights Matter for Business Strategy
... their products and services to the most important consumer profiles, to understand where new opportunities lie and how demand is changing. No long-term strategy would be complete without population projections in order to maximise the ... Read More
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Nigeria in 2030: The Future Demographic
... it will remain one of the youngest countries globally in 2030 as a result of its extremely high birth rate and low life expectancy. Urban population is set to expand rapidly, while Lagos will continue ... Read More
