In India, the equivalent proportion is 5 per cent.

The equivalent proportion in the rest of the developing world was 14 per cent, and it was below 4 per cent in developed countries.

In Sweden, 5.1 per cent of the population is aged 80 or over, while in Norway and the United Kingdom, the equivalent proportion is over 4 per cent.

In the case of Haiti, Fiji, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago the equivalent proportion surpasses 60 per cent, and for Guyana the figure reaches 83 per cent.

(a) Each of the five regional groups established by the General Assembly must be assigned a quota of the membership of each treaty body in equivalent proportion to the number of States parties to the instrument that it represents;

(a) Each of the five regional groups established by the General Assembly must be assigned a quota of the membership of each treaty body in equivalent proportion to the number of States parties to the instrument that it represents;

Each of the five regional groups established by the General Assembly must be assigned a quota of the membership of each treaty body in equivalent proportion to the number of States parties to the instrument that it represents.

(a) Each of the five regional groups established by the General Assembly must be assigned a quota of the membership of each treaty body in equivalent proportion to the number of States parties to the instrument that it represents;

(a) Each of the five regional groups established by the General Assembly must be assigned a quota of the membership of each treaty body in equivalent proportion to the number of States parties to the instrument that it represents;

Thus, whereas today 64 per cent of all older persons live in the less developed regions, by 2050 the equivalent proportion is expected to be almost 80 per cent.