Women,work and ageing: Rethinking Sri Lanka’s economic and social future
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by Ifham Nizam Sri Lanka risks losing a critical opportunity to sustain economic growth as its population ages, fertility declines and skilled workers migrate overseas, with low female labour-force participation further limiting the country...
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- —by Ifham Nizam Sri Lanka risks losing a critical opportunity to sustain economic growth as its population ages, fertility declines and skilled workers migrate overseas, with low female labour-force participation further limiting the country’s ability to respond to a shrinking workforce.
- —The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Sri Lanka says the challenge calls for a [].
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