Data fra 2015: ourworldindata.org: The short history of global living conditions and why it matters that we know it by Max Roser Citat: "...This visualization shows the projection of the IIASA demographers for the size and the educational composition of the world population until 2100. It is an interesting look into the future: With today’s lower global fertility the researchers expect that the number of children will decline from now – there will never be more children on the planet than today. And as mentioned before the IIASA researchers expect the world population to peak in 2070 and to decline thereafter. Focusing on the educational breakdown the projection suggests that by 2100, there will be almost no one without formal education and there will be more than 7 billion minds who will have received at least secondary education. With the great importance of education for improving health, increasing political freedom, and ending poverty this prospect is very encouraging...", backup fra 2019
Data fra 2015: ourworldindata.org: The short history of global living conditions and why it matters that we know it by Max Roser Citat: "...This visualization shows the projection of the IIASA demographers for the size and the educational composition of the world population until 2100. It is an interesting look into the future: With today’s lower global fertility the researchers expect that the number of children will decline from now – there will never be more children on the planet than today. And as mentioned before the IIASA researchers expect the world population to peak in 2070 and to decline thereafter. Focusing on the educational breakdown the projection suggests that by 2100, there will be almost no one without formal education and there will be more than 7 billion minds who will have received at least secondary education. With the great importance of education for improving health, increasing political freedom, and ending poverty this prospect is very encouraging...", backup fra 2019
