How did investing in families change this Italian province? – Deseret News
Italy is in a demographic winter everywhere except one province, which has been deliberately investing in long-term, family-friendly support.
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Italy is in a demographic winter everywhere except one province, which has been deliberately investing in long-term, family-friendly support.
Focusing on family-friendly policies and support has kept the Alto Adige-South Tyrol area from falling off the demographic cliff
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