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ForewordThis edition of Pensions at aGlance is dedicated to the memory of Edward Whitehouse. who died inSeptember2025, aged 56worked at the OECD in the 1990s and 2000s, becomingHead ofPension Policy Analysis. Heco-ordinated and actually wrote much of the first few editions of Pensions at a Glance, establishing it notceto go to find international comparisons of pension systems but also insightul analys ofoaricular areas of pensions olicv. He was remarkable in combining analyrtic excellence with elegant andlear explanations of complex issues. His legacy will persist, at the OECD but also in the widerpensions'communitv. which continues to relv heavilv on the analvtic models he developedrcomparinapensionpoliciesors are also. where possible, provided for thesofthe G20. Two soecial chanoters provide a review of the pace(Chapter1)and an in-depth analvsis of aenderrectorate of Employment,Labouronsible for revisina and enhancina therSanior Coinselorand HeadofSocialPolicy). Nationalthe OECD Emplovment. Labour and Social AffairsCommittee andtheandmembersoftheOECDpensionexpert aroup-provided>DeTavemier.Chaoter2entiled"GenderDane who was then an intern fromn and the indicators therein Despalins with inputs fromPabloayet from the Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs (DAF), Maximeprepared the manuscriptfor publication and the infoaranhicsWe are gratefuli natoa ofias, Caole Bonnet (INED), EnmanuelBetn and FredeiqueNortierRibordyr thairusoful comments as well as to colleaques intheOECDSecretariat, notablyRomain Despalins, Stephanie Payet and Jessica Mosher(DAF), ValerieFrey and JasminThis publication also benefited from comments by StefanoScarpetta(Director of ELS) and Mark Pearson (Deputy Director of ELS). The OECD gratefull acknowledges thesuppor...
