The Italian demographic data show that 59,236,213 people lived in Italy on 1 January 2021, 27,486,438 of which in the northern macro-area (46.4% of the total), 11,786,952 in the central one (19.9%) and 19,962,823 in the southern (33.7%) (table 1). The constant ageing of this country is made clearer by the data about the age structure of the population which is, in fact, for 63.6% made up of 15-64 years old (37,658,137), for 23.5% by over 64 (11,592,335) and just by 12.9% by under 15 (7,636,545) (table 1). The incidence of the elderly in Italy places the country at the top of the world ranking and at the top of the European context.
Ageing, urban vulnerability and COVID-19: the SoNAR global project
LENZI F.R.;
2022-01-01
Abstract
The Italian demographic data show that 59,236,213 people lived in Italy on 1 January 2021, 27,486,438 of which in the northern macro-area (46.4% of the total), 11,786,952 in the central one (19.9%) and 19,962,823 in the southern (33.7%) (table 1). The constant ageing of this country is made clearer by the data about the age structure of the population which is, in fact, for 63.6% made up of 15-64 years old (37,658,137), for 23.5% by over 64 (11,592,335) and just by 12.9% by under 15 (7,636,545) (table 1). The incidence of the elderly in Italy places the country at the top of the world ranking and at the top of the European context.File in questo prodotto:
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