ICFP 2022 Talk: The Power of Population Aging

On November 15, 2022, Dr. Piyachart Phiromswad was invited to give a talk about the future of demographic disruption at the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) 2022 which also highlighted why population aging can be the source of economic growth and social development. Watch here for more detail on why and how this can happen.

How can Population Aging be the Source of Growth

People generally view an aging society as a bad thing. However, we believe that the future of any aging societies can be brighter. Read more (article is originally in Thai, please click here for the google translated version) to understand why population aging can be the source of economic and social development.

Society Without Children

Many sectors in Thailand have begun to realize the importance of stepping into an aging society. Read more (article is originally in Thai, please click here for the google translated version) to explore about Thailand's aging society.

When Mortality Rate Exceeds Birth Rate

The number of elderly households without children is likely to increase significantly. In 2018, there were more than 4 million elderly households with no children. Including both married couples and single people. Read more (article is originally in Thai, please click here for the google translated version) to learn more about how the mortality rate exceeds the birth rate in Thailand and a solution to the issue.

The Most Rising and Falling Careers in the Aging Society

This article lists five careers that grow with age as well as five careers that do not suit elderly anymore. Read more (article is originally in Thai, please click here for the google translated version) to explore the ten rising and falling careers when entering aging society.

Is Demographic Disruption Inevitable?

When the percentage of elders aged over 65 in the country's population is over 20%, it is classified as a super-aged society. The population projection, unlike other kind of forecasts, is relatively precise. Around the year 2030 to 2035, Thailand is expected to enter super-aged society. Read more to understand how to prepare for this...