If an area has a large share of young population what should future planning especially focus on?

Correct answer: Schools skills and employment opportunities

Direct answer: Option A is correct. A large young population means that many children and young adults will need education, health care, skill development and later access to suitable work. Planning should therefore estimate how many classrooms, teachers, training centres, health facilities and employment opportunities will be required. If these needs are met, young people can become a productive workforce and contribute to social and economic development. Option B is wrong because mountain height does not provide education, training or jobs. Option C is wrong because memorising river names does not meet the practical needs of a youthful population. Option D is wrong because colouring an area on a map does not create services or employment. A useful memory cue is: young population means prepare for learning, skills, health and work.