Ayobamiji Komolafe 
In response to the world’s lowest birth rate, South Korea is introducing financial incentives to reverse its demographic decline.
The Saha District in Busan has launched a new program that offers residents up to $38,000 for dating and marriage.
This initiative is part of the country’s broader strategy to address its shrinking population, with the national fertility rate plunging to a historic low of 0.72 children per woman.
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The program is designed to make family life more attainable and financially sustainable, targeting young people who may be hesitant to start families due to economic concerns.
It also include social events aimed at fostering connections between like-minded individuals, creating a supportive environment for relationships to flourish.
