“代际经济与老龄化政策影响”.pdf

1、GENERATIONAL ECONOMY AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR AGEINGThe 23rdASEAN-Japan High-level Officials MeetingHotel Nikko Narita,Narita City,Chiba Prefecture,Japan30 October 2025THE SESSION ASEAN is ageing rapidly but economically unprepared,partly due to informal economy.FISCO:ERIA,IPSS,UNFPA,ACAI,USABC,W

2、HO,and AMS join forces to explore financial sustainability of integrated care for older population.This session contributes to joint efforts,focusing on financing policy and strategic responses to ageing using NTA.The SpeakerDr.Setsuya FukudaSenior Researcher,DepartmentofResearchPlanningandCoordinat

3、ion,National InstituteofPopulationandSocialSecurity Research(IPSS),JapanDr.MalikiDeputy Minister for CommunityEmpowerment,Population,andManpower,Indonesia Ministry ofNational Development Planning,IndonesiaDr.SuphannadaLowhachaiDirector,SocialDataandIndicator Development Division,Office of National E

4、conomic andSocialDevelopmentCouncil(NESDC),ThailandDr.Wassana Im-em,Regional Technical Specialist on Population and Development,UNFPA-APROSession IntroductionThe Japanese NTA Data:How Can We Use It as a Policy-Supporting Tool?Dr.Setsuya Fukuda,IPSS JapanHow to Hold the Demographic Dividend Not Endin

5、g in IndonesiaDr.Maliki,BAPPENAS IndonesiaMilestones and Next Steps in NTA Policy Applications in ThailandDr.Suphannada Lowhachai,NESDC ThailandShaping the Future Beyond GDP:Using National Transfer Account for Inclusive Fiscal and Social Policy in the Asia-Pacific RegionDr.Wassana Im-em,UNFPA-APRODi

6、scussion,Q&ANTA Introduction&Policy Implications for AgeingDr.Setsuya Fukuda IPSS JapanUnderstanding National Transfer Accounts YouTubehttps:/ is NTA-3-2-1012345605 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90ConsumptionLabor income(million JPY)-3-2-10123456(million JPY)SurplusDeficitDeficitA