Understanding the dynamics of Türkiye’s youth population—particularly those aged 15–34, often identified as Generation Z and younger Millennials—is critical for both public and private sector stakeholders. This analysis explores province-level data to uncover key demographic shifts from 2020 to 2024, focusing on the youth segment’s distribution and evolving regional patterns.
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Unlocking Indonesia’s Potential: How Businesses Can Navigate Its Diverse Islands for Growth
Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of over 17,000 islands, isn’t just the world’s largest island nation; it’s also the fourth most populous, home to approximately 280 million people. This Southeast Asian giant, the most populous Muslim-majority country, presents businesses with both immense opportunity and unique challenges due to its rich tapestry of cultures, religions, and demographics. Understanding this diversity is not just good practice—it’s essential for success.
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Population Dynamics: Singapore Case
Resident population is a key fact to estimate commercial potentiality for a country or a city.
However, it has to be evaluated considering the movement of the population during day time. Especially, in metropolitan cities, the way the population circulate create additional opportunities to expand businesses and increase market share.
In this sense, public transportation data is a reliable and dynamic tool to understand people movement during the day. In a country like Singapore where public transportation is the most preferred means of transportation, this plays key role to assess the potential generated by pedestrian flow.
Public transportation is providing insight into the direction and volume of people’s daily movements. The flow in an area can be analyzed with the number of passengers tapping in and out at station.
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A Case for Rapid Urbanization in Asia : Recent Census Fact and Figures for Vietnam
Urbanization is one of the most important indicator to understand the economic growth while investing to new countries and cities.
Best resource to evaluate the transformation and growth potentiality of these countries and cities brought by urbanization, is still census data.
Vietnam is a very good example, located to the Southeast of Asia. It is a promising country considering the fast urbanization.
Vietnam has 63 provinces with around 98m population in total by 2021.
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