Svetski dan stanovništva 11. jula 2019. godine proslavili smo uz Živu biblioteku , projekat Saveta Evrope, u kom su ljudi 'žive' knjige koji pričaju svoje životne priče
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04/10/2019
Belgrade, September 30, 2019 – Marking the 25th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD25) the United Nations Population Fund in Serbia organized a discussion titled What Has Changed?, looking at sexual and reproductive health and rights in the country and further over the past 25 years.
In addition to a satisfactory strategic framework on sexual and reproductive health and rights, we lack more concrete measures, comprehensive sex education and better youth involvement supported by the system, concluded participants at the discussion.
Watch the discussion (in Serbian only) via UNFPA Serbia YouTube channel.
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Beograd, 30. septembar 2019 - U susret obeležavanju 25 godina od Međunarodne konferencije o stanovništvu i razvoju (ICPD25) UNFPA, Populacioni Fond Ujedinjenih Nacija u Srbiji organizovao je diskusiju na temu Šta se promenilo? kada su u pitanju seksualno i reproduktivno zdravlje i prava u zemlji i šire tokom proteklih 25 godina.
Pored zadovoljavajućeg strateškog okvira vezanog za seksualno i reproduktivno zdravlje i prava nedostaje nam više konkretnih mera, sveobuhvatno seksualno obrazovanje i bolje uključivanje mladih i sistem koji ih podržava, zaključili su učesnici diskusije.
Pogledajte snimak diskusije na UNFPA Srbija YouTube kanalu.
03/11/2015
Population ageing is the most significant demographic trend in Serbia, with 17.3 per cent of its citizens being 65 years or over and highest median age of population among South East European neighbors. In the last fifty years the share of younger populations aged 0 to 14 years have almost halved in Serbia, while the share of older populations have doubled. On the other hand, population projections produced by Statistical Office of the republic of Serbia indicate that in thirty years, according to the low variant, more than every fourth person in Serbia would be over 65.