"Increase in contributions"

#11570194

13 September 2024

In Suqian, China, on September 13, 2024, the ''Measures of The State Council on Gradually Delaying the Statutory Retirement Age'' is released. From January 1, 2030, the minimum period for employees to receive basic pension contributions on a monthly basis gradually increases from 15 years to 20 years, with an annual increase of six months. Employees who reach the statutory retirement age but have not met the minimum period of contribution may, in accordance with regulations, reach the minimum period of contribution by extending the payment of contributions or paying in one lump sum, and receive basic pensions on a monthly basis. (Photo Illustration by Costfoto/NurPhoto)

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#11570195

13 September 2024

In Suqian, China, on September 13, 2024, the ''Measures of The State Council on Gradually Delaying the Statutory Retirement Age'' is released. From January 1, 2030, the minimum period for employees to receive basic pension contributions on a monthly basis gradually increases from 15 years to 20 years, with an annual increase of six months. Employees who reach the statutory retirement age but have not met the minimum period of contribution may, in accordance with regulations, reach the minimum period of contribution by extending the payment of contributions or paying in one lump sum, and receive basic pensions on a monthly basis. (Photo Illustration by Costfoto/NurPhoto)

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#11570196

13 September 2024

In Suqian, China, on September 13, 2024, the ''Measures of The State Council on Gradually Delaying the Statutory Retirement Age'' is released. From January 1, 2030, the minimum period for employees to receive basic pension contributions on a monthly basis gradually increases from 15 years to 20 years, with an annual increase of six months. Employees who reach the statutory retirement age but have not met the minimum period of contribution may, in accordance with regulations, reach the minimum period of contribution by extending the payment of contributions or paying in one lump sum, and receive basic pensions on a monthly basis. (Photo Illustration by Costfoto/NurPhoto)

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#11570197

13 September 2024

In Suqian, China, on September 13, 2024, the ''Measures of The State Council on Gradually Delaying the Statutory Retirement Age'' is released. From January 1, 2030, the minimum period for employees to receive basic pension contributions on a monthly basis gradually increases from 15 years to 20 years, with an annual increase of six months. Employees who reach the statutory retirement age but have not met the minimum period of contribution may, in accordance with regulations, reach the minimum period of contribution by extending the payment of contributions or paying in one lump sum, and receive basic pensions on a monthly basis. (Photo Illustration by Costfoto/NurPhoto)

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#11401918

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401919

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401920

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401921

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401922

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401923

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the road near shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401924

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401925

12 July 2024

Fishermen are collecting fish caught on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401926

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401927

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401928

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are pulling fishing nets on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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#11401929

12 July 2024

A group of fishermen are collecting fish caught in their net on the shorelines in Padang Beach, Padang City, West Sumatra, Indonesia, on July 11, 2024. The Indonesian government is focusing on the fisheries sector as part of its goal to make Indonesia a global maritime axis. Indonesians are consuming more than 35 kilograms of fish per capita per year, making it one of the most fish-dependent nations in the world. There is a slow increase in the share of the fisheries sector to Indonesia's GDP in the last decades, but it is relatively low compared to the contribution from land-based agriculture.

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