The chart below give information on the age of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make comparisons where relevant

The charts illustrate the population of different ages for the year 2000 and the projections for the year 2050 for the countries Yemen and Italy. The legends show the different age group.

Overall,it is immediately apparent from the charts that in the year 2000,There are different age group which accounted maximum population when compared with Yemen and Italy. Moreover,the projections show dramatic change.

To begin,in the year 2000,over half of the population was of youngsters aged between 0-14 years in Yemen. However,in the same year,people with age 15 to 59 years dominated the largest population in Italy, as shown by the largest slice of 61.6 %. In Yemen minimal population was of 60+ years and in Italy it was of 0 to 14 years of age. The remaining percentage was shared by 15 to 59 years in Yemen and 60+ years in Italy.

Moving on to the projections,in Yemen,15 to 59 years accounted maximum,totalling around 57.3% and the remaining percentage of 42.7 was divided between 0 to 14 years(37.0%) and 60+ years(5.7%). However,in Italy the scenario will differ,the people between 15 to 59 years will make 46.2% of population and remaining making up by old age,60+ years(42.30) and 0 to 14 years (11.5%).
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