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2024 Ageing Report: Economic & Budgetary Projections for the EU Member States (2022-2070)

By European Commission

This report was prepared as part of the mandate the Economic and Financial Affairs Council gave to the Economic Policy Committee (EPC) in 2021 to update and further deepen its triannual projections of age-related expenditure based on new population projections by Eurostat. The work to fulfil this mandate is performed within the EPC’s Ageing Working Group (AWG). The 2024 Ageing Report provides long-term projections for public expenditure on pensions, healthcare, long-term care and education in the European Union up to 2070, based on a common set of assumptions and methodologies. The Ageing Report has been published every three years since 2006. This report is presented by the EPC and the European Commission (Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs – DG ECFIN) after discussion and agreement in the AWG. DG ECFIN provided the analysis and calculations underpinning the report. Eurostat prepared the demographic projections.

Get the report here