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Vanua'aku Pati (VP)
Party Information Management
Membership Planning Division
Party Information Management
Membership Planning Division
Member
Aging
& Future-Scan Report
Aging
& Future-Scan Report
VP Party Management Intelligence Protocol (VIMS)
Generated: 28 Sep 2026 6:25 PM
Report ID: AGO-20260928
Classification: OFFICIAL
Report ID: AGO-20260928
Classification: OFFICIAL
Total Members
3477
Median Age
0.0
Youth (<35)
81%
60+ Now
111
60+ in 5 Years
175
How to Read This Report
Now vs In 5 Years — each member's age is calculated from their date of birth, then the whole membership is re-aged five years into the future. A member aged 57 today therefore appears in the 60+ band under "In 5 Years".
Youth (%) and Median Age — the share of members under 35 and the age of the "middle" member. Low youth or a high median age means the party is ageing and needs more young people to register as members.
60+ Now / 60+ in 5 Years — the senior base today versus in five years. A large jump indicates the pool of long-serving members will soon phase out of active service and should be replaced through registration drives.
Members With DOB — only members with a recorded birth date can be aged. If this is well below Total Members, this snapshot understates the picture; completing birth dates improves accuracy.
What to do with it — use the Key Insights section below to decide where new-member registration drives and youth engagement should be prioritised (e.g. the constituency whose membership is ageing fastest).
Age Distribution: Now vs In 5 Years
Key Insights – What the Current Data Says
Birth-date coverage is 77% (2670 of 3477 members), so the ageing picture is representative.
81% of members are under 35 — a healthy youth base.
The median member age is 0.0 years — a young membership profile.
The 60+ band grows from 111 to 175 members (+64, 58%) within five years — plan renewal of the senior pool now.
The under-30 cohort shrinks from 2091 to 2014 in five years as members age into 30-44 — new registrations of younger members must replace them in the years ahead.
About 226 members are currently aged 45-59 and will cross into the senior band within five years — the main driver of the senior projection.
Age Band Breakdown (Members With Date of Birth: 2670)
| Age Band | Now | In 5 Years | Change | Share (Now) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under 18 | 1947 | 1946 | -1 | |
| 18-29 | 144 | 68 | -76 | |
| 30-44 | 242 | 232 | -10 | |
| 45-59 | 226 | 249 | +23 | |
| 60+ | 111 | 175 | +64 |
Future scan adds 5 years to each member's current age and re-bands them, highlighting youth gaps and ageing pressure.
Prepared By:Data Entry Officer
Date: 28 Sep 2026
Date: 28 Sep 2026
Verified By:Section Supervisor
Date: 28 Sep 2026
Date: 28 Sep 2026
Approved By:VP Party Secretary
Date: 28 Sep 2026
Date: 28 Sep 2026