population problem of Bangladesh

1. Topic: Population Problem of Bangladesh
Welcome To My Presentation
Submitted to
Dr.Nipun Chaudhary
Assistant Professor
Lovely Professional University
Submitted by
Sourav Das Polok
Reg: 81900249
Roll: C44
Section: US905

2. Contents
Population of Bangladesh
When Population Becomes a Problem
Past and Present Situation of Population
Causes of Population Problem
Effects of Population Problem
Opportunities of over population
How to remove it
Conclusion

3. Population of Bangladesh
Bangladesh is the most densely populated country in the world.
It is a small country of 147570 square kilometers.
But it has a population over 16 crores.
Every year more than two million people are being added to our
population.
The problem is now out of control.

4. When Population Becomes a Problem
Though the population of a country is an asset,
it becomes a problem when the country can not afford to give
people the basic necessaries of life like
 Food,
 Clothing,
 Education,
 Medicine and
 Shelter etc.

5. Past and Present Situation of Population
 In 1901 indicated 29 million in East Bengal.
 1951 after partition from India , East Pakistan had 44 million
people.
 In 1974, the first post independence census reported national
population had 71 millon.
 At present about 16 cross people live in Bangladesh

7. Causes of Population Problem
Climate
Illiteracy
Social & Religious superstition
Child marriage
Lack of entertainment
Polygamy

8. Polygamy
Child Marriage
Illiteracy

9. Effects of Population Problem
 Food Problem
 Unemployment
 Communication problem
 Educational problem
 Shelter problem
 Medical and medicine problem
 Health Problem
 Environmental Pollution
 Poverty and etc.

10. Opportunities of over population
• Increased Human Resources
• Higher Demand in Industry
• Increased Military Might
• Cheaper and More Readily AvailableProducts

11. How to remove it
Family planning
Education of the masses
Stop early marriage
Stop Polygamous

12. Conclusion
The population problem is a great malady for Bangladesh. But this can
be solved if the government and the people are firmly determined to
control birth rate and grow more food at the same time. No
improvement is possible unless this problem is solved. Therefore, all
the people of Bangladesh and the government
should solve this problem before it is too late.

13. Thank You