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The United Nations (U.N.) has said the  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide is having a birth rate crisis. The U.N. has released a  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide called "State of World Population 2025". It highlights how  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide babies are being born  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide. At the same time, people are living  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide. Falling birth rates and more older people are creating  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide. Smaller numbers of workers have to pay the  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide of older people. The U.N. said: "Many countries are [struggling] with ageing and  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide populations, labour shortages, and rising  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide and pension costs. These are real  concernsfewerhealthcarelongerpensionsproblemsreportshrinkingworldworldwide."