Title: Demographic Indicators
1Demographic Indicators
- Populations, groups of people, transition.
- The measurement of development based on the
increase and decrease, natural or otherwise, of
populations - Indonesia
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2Demographic Indicators
- Less developed countries are increasing at 1.7
per cent annually
- Developed countries are increasing at 0.1 per
cent annually
3Demographic transition A model demonstrating
the change of birth and death rates over time.
It can be applied to developed and less developed
regions of the world.
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4Demographic Indicators
- It is thought that the greatest threat to the
global biophysical environment lies in the rapid
growth, economically and in terms of population,
of developing countries such as India. - Northern India
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5Sustainable development Balance between
population and resources
6The problem lies in developing countries. Too
many people, increasing too rapidly, requiring
more resources than they already have.
- So how do we solve this problem?
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7We must do 2 things
- 1. Ensure population growth is stabilised in some
developing countries
- 2. Ensure the 20 of the worlds richest nations
practice restraint on their own consumption. - (we consume 80 of the worlds natural
resources!)
8World Population Growth
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9World Population Growth
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11Comparative Population Growth
12- Pregnant women
at a health clinic in Nairobi, Africa
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17Total population, proportion urban, and
proportion of elderly in urban and rural
populations, various countries, latest available
years