Global Formal Long-Term Care Workers in Institutions by Country

The data for 2023 shows Germany leading in formal long-term care workers at 623.35k, followed by Japan with 569.13k, and the Netherlands at 178.22k. In contrast, Estonia, Israel, and Luxembourg have the lowest figures, with values below 5k each. The largest year-on-year increase in 2023 was observed in Estonia at 5.9%, while Israel experienced a significant decline of 11.92%. Overall, the compound annual growth rate has seen moderate increases, underscoring variability across countries.

Future trends indicate a growing demand for formal long-term care workers due to aging populations, particularly in developed countries. Innovations in care delivery, including technology integration, are expected to shape the workforce and optimize care efficiency. Additionally, policy changes and investment in care infrastructure will significantly influence workforce adaptability and distribution across countries.