Cyprus is facing a crisis with an alarmingly low birth rate of 1.4 children per woman, below the replacement threshold. The decline raises concerns about an aging workforce, pressure on social services, and economic sustainability for the island nation.
Cyprus is facing a fertility rate crisis with just 1.4 children per woman, sparking policy discussions on family support measures like tax reforms and child allowances. The changing demographics in schools, with a significant number of foreign students, highlight the need for effective educational programs in a diversifying society.
