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It is increasingly argued that the most consequential legacy of the past century is the gift of longer life. Currently, two people in the world reach their 60th birthday every second1. By 2050, the 60-plus age group will constitute 30% of the populations in 64 countries1. Almost all developed countries will be on that list but so too will be most of Latin America, the Caribbean and large parts of Asia, including China1. By this time, the over 60s will form a worldwide bloc of more than 2 billion people that will outnumber those under 15 years of age2. Already, there are currently more people over the age of 60 than children below the age of five2. Reaching older age has ceased to be the privilege of the few and has become the realistic expectation of the many, in most regions of the world.

An education revolution in response to the longevity revolution