The Report focuses on the youth as a critical force for shaping human development, because Pakistan currently has the largest generation of young people ever in its history, with about two-thirds of the total population under 30 years of age.
By increasing GDP and creating new income- and employment-generation opportunities particularly for vulnerable communities–international trade can promote human development.
Growth that works for all: Viet Nam Human Development Report 2015 on Inclusive Growth
The 2015 National Human Development Report “Growth that works for all” examines how a policy framework based on inclusive growth can offer a pathway to advance human development in Viet Nam - as it enters a new and challenging stage of its development.
HOW CHANGING DEMOGRAPHICS CAN POWER HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
26 April, 2016 - Demographic change in Asia and the Pacific is happening at a rate the world has never seen. An explosion in the working age population and a fall in birth rates that took a century in Europe are happening here in just 30 years.
Mongolia Human Development Report 2016: Building a Better Tomorrow: Including Youth in the Development of Mongolia
This National Human Development Report (NHDR) of Mongolia -the sixth in the se-ries – focuses on youth. Through the me-dium of the human development approach, it analyses the opportunities, choices and challenges facing young people in Mongo-lia today.
Bridging the divide: addressing vulnerability and inequality
The second National Human Development Report for the Maldives – ‘Bridging the divide: addressing vulnerability and inequality’ – finds that ensuring equitable distribution of developmental gains amongst the Maldivian people has proved to be a challenge.
