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1 Youth-policy in Denmark Niels Bøttger-Rasmussen, Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies Bilbao 3. and 4. november 2008
2 The Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies Founded in 1970 by Thorkil Kristensen Memberbased 130 members in Europe Neutral 25 researchers/futurists Megatrends Scenarios Wildcards
3 No formal youth policy in Denmark Youth as a transitional phase? Youth as a socialisation phase? Youth as a period for struggle for social status? Youth as a period with a value of its own?
4 Problems-explanations explanations-solutionssolutions BAC and Nordic countries faces the same problems Aging society Shortage of labour Globalisation Immigrant policy and integration Global competition Polarisation Financial Values etc. Challenges differ in in scale and scope
5 EU 25 population projection % Source: Eurostat Baseline Variant
6 Demographic trends Under 14 Over BAC Sweden Finland Denmark
7 Challenges BAC Low fertility Moderate participation in workforce Women Young people Mobility and flexibility Cohesion
8 Problems - explanations - solutions Barriers to fertility Practical and economic burdens and risks for families Structural reasons (housing, lack of childcare etc.) Values and gender roles Barriers to participation in workforce Women (obligations to other family members) Young people late emancipation etc. Relatively low mobility Relatively high inequality
9 Employment rate females, 2006 Sweden Finland Denmark BAC Source: EUSTAT,
10 Problems explanations - solutions Does the Nordic model offer solutions? Copy/page of course not a possibility Traditions and cultures differ Centuries/decades of development, adjustment and fine-tuning of complex and integrated programs A package: you can not pick and choose Mutual inspiration is worthwhile
11 Quality of Life and Productivity Quality of life, (scale 1-10), 2006 Labor producivity, (GDP/employee), 2005 Placering Land Gns. Placering Land US$ 1 Iceland 9,41 3 Iceland Denmark 9,36 4 Denmark Norway 9,34 1 Norway Finland 8,73 8 Finland Sweden 8,58 6 Sweden Germany 8,73 12 Germany Netherlands 8,42 10 Netherlands (2004) Ireland 8,32 2 Ireland USA 8,29 5 USA France 8,20 7 France Spain 7,47 14 Spain United Kingdom 7,14 11 United Kingdom (2004) Japan 6,90 9 Italy Italy 6,73 13 Japan 71,864 Kilde: IMD
12 Fertility rates, percentage 2006 Somalia Afghanis Palestina Iraq India USA France Irland Norway Sweden Denmark China Portugal Japan Poland Greece Italy Spain BAC 2 1,9 1,9 1,8 1,8 1,8 1,6 1,4 1,3 1,3 1,3 1,3 1,3 1,2 2,9 4,8 5,6 6,9 6, Ref.:Population Reference Bureau, 2006
13 All births avarage age of mothers (Denmark) Age Danmarks Statistik Year
14 Life Phases global trends Around Age Dependent Independent Free 1 Parents Free II Elderly Age Around 2010
15 The free I ones ( years) I've got no strings to hold me Everything is possible Selvrealisation, mobility, city-nomades, experience the world The pursuit of happiness, the perfect match Education, job, partner.. Eksperiments Try oneself out/find yourself Stepstones rather than possible dead ends Lifestyles and subcultures Global networks cyberspace + meatspace
16 Newsweek Reasons for avoiding parenthood. Europe Childless people aged Concern about the future 48% No steady partner 46% Enjoy current lifestyle 44% Expense 38% Wouldn t enjoy life 37% Concern about health 33% Job pressures 33% Prefer leisure time 32% Too old 25% Don t want a child 25%
17 Fertility births pr women in age groups (DK) 250 Modernisation Industrialisation år år år år år år år
18 Jeanine 62. With twins In 2013 it will be normal Dr. Vicken Sahakian from Pacific Fertility Center i LA Source: Paris Match, 12. juli 2001, s. 74 Worlds oldest mother Adriana Iliescu (67)
19 Emancipation-how Going abroad/travelling/ a sabbath year Young danes spend 4 years more than necessary to complete their final education! Responsibilities and jobs and in a young age Alternatives to living with parents Practical and economic barriers to start (a family) on your own, if lack of: affordable housing (parttime) jobs affordable childcare public benefits (student and parents)
20 Share of children years old living with parents (Denmark) 21 20,5 Percentage 20 19, , , Ref.: Danmarks Statistik
21 Young people living with parents (Denmark) Percentage år 16 år 17 år 18 år 19 år 20 år 21 år 22 år 23 år 24 år 25 år 26 år 27 år 28 år 29 år 30 år Ref.: Danmarks Statistik
22 Share of people renting their home Percentage Ref: SBI 2008 Years
23 Copenhagen the city of the young 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 Percentage 0 år 4 år 8 år 12 år 16 år 20 år 24 år 28 år 32 år 36 år 40 år 44 år 48 år 52 år 56 år 60 år 64 år 68 år 72 år 76 år 80 år 84 år 88 år 92 år 96 år City of Copenhagen Denmark
24 Housing ownership-structure structure (DK) Privately occupied and owned: 53% Rental (privately owned): 20% Rental (collectively owned): 27% Social housing: 20% Cooperative housing: 7%
25 Share of young people living in rental homes has increased (Denmark years years years Ref: SBI, 2008
26 Housing for young people (Denmark) Many small rental flats in university towns Cooperative housing Rents in old houses are regulated (price ceiling) Co-housing in big flats (2,3,4 students) Affordable youth housing (part of social housing) Students houses ( rooms) Parent buying a flat and renting it to children (tax incentive)
27 Housing for young people New construction: Quotas to promote renatl housing etc.? Property bust a chance to set up housing associations (subsidised by government or sponsored by companies)? Company sponsored (attract young talent) Tietgenkollegiet
28 A complete welfare package (Norway)
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31 Four welfare state models Nordic model Same services to all in the state Scandinavia Socialdemocratic Beveridge model Services only to the worst off UK/US Liberal Bismarck model Services to those who have been in the labor market Central Europe Conservative Subsidiarity model Social issues to be solved as close to the family as possible Southern Europe Church play a large role
32 There is no such thing as a free lunch Tax Pressure, % of GDP Norway 43,7% Sweden 50,7% Finland 44% Denmark 50,4% BAC 32,6% Source: OECD, 2005 & Churiaque, 2005
33 Youth and welfare (Denmark) The economic and practical burden and risks of raising children are moderate Youth unemployment is low Benefits from government are generous To students To parents Income distribution is relativily flat Overall In relation to age
34 Earnings mobility and income inequality High Income Inequality Low High Re: OECD, 2008 Earnings mobility
35 Income progression and age: Which is the most reproduction friendly? Modern Traditional
36 Student benefits Student grant Net of tax Yearly Euro Comments /2 allowance, if living with parents Own income up to allowed without reduction Income net of tax if 15 hours of work per week: euros (grant+salary) Student loan pct. interest after examen Total incl. loan Grant+loan (no job) Per child allowance (all mothers) Each parent studiing 2 students, one child, net of tax years old 7-17 years old: euros Mother: Study-loans Father: 15 hours work pr. week
37 Prices and salaries, DK Euros Typical student salary per hour: 15 Bus ticket, city 2,4 Milk, 1 liter 0.9 Flat, two rooms, 60 m2, Copenhagen, monthly 400 Student house, 20 m2, monthly 250 Tax rate (income from to euros) 45% First year salary, school teacher per month Last year salary, school teacher per month 4.000
38 Parents/career (30-55 years) The many strings that holds me Fredom is curtailed Time pressure/economic pressure Both work fulltime Project the happy family Project home Dad want to be DAD Challenge: Balance family, study/career, me
39 Maternity leave and benefits (if working fultime) Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies Benefit per month: 2030 euros (minimum) Before birth After birth Total Benefits weeks Mother Mother Father To share between parents Total
40 Day-care and kindergarten A public welfare service Up to 25 percent own payment Free for low income families (f.ex. students)
41 Ref.: Danish Government, 2006 Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies Share of children attending day-care kindergarten and youth clubs,, (Denmark)
42 Danish youth are both working and studiing 120 Percentage years years years Other Studiing only Studiing & working Working parttime Working fultime Re.:Nordea, % more then 20 hours weekly 26% more than 15 hours weekly
43 Share of school children also working ( years old) Percentage years 14 years 15 years 16 years 17 years Ref.: Nordea Most work 1-10 hours weekly 13 % of 17 years old work more than 10 hours
44 The independent young ( years) Self-reliant (but also more protected?) More complex and dangerous world Social & individualistic Identity is important Lifestyle comsumption, brands Social medias, games
45 Life is full of choices Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies But which road to choose?
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