Overpopulation is defined as a population exceeding available resources. It can result from increased births, decreased mortality rates, immigration, or depletion of resources. The document discusses overpopulation as a worldwide problem and outlines objectives such as raising public awareness, providing job opportunities, and educating people on the impacts of overpopulation. It reviews how overpopulation contributes to problems through increased climate change, depletion of natural resources, and rising populations outstripping available resources. The conclusion acknowledges overpopulation impacts the environment through effects on land, water and air, but is not the sole cause of environmental issues, and population growth will require significant policy, education and social changes to control.

1. Over-Population a Worldwide Problem
Overpopulation is a function of the number of individuals
compared to the relevant resources, such as the water
and essential nutrients they need to survive. It can result
from an increase in births, a decline in mortality rates, an
increase in immigration, or an unsustainable biome and
depletion of resources. The population of every country is
a very important asset. However, as they say too much of
a thing is harmful, and similarly if a country is into
overpopulation, a great deal of problems result from it.
Objective
To help the people especially the uneducated
control the rapid growth of population through
different public awareness programs.
Spread awareness in the society about the danger
of overpopulation in our country. If the rates of our
population keep increasing also our personal
needs might risk (sources of food, space
availability, money and etc.)
To give job opportunities to adult persons who can
work and earn a living to equalize the indepent-
dependent.

2. Pollution and other social problems that results
from overpopulation.
Provide necessary skill to evaluate the impact and
consequence of population growth on society.
To provide the knowledge of manpower
management and resource development.
To provide the knowledge of causes of population
growth and government's efforts to check it.
Literature Review
Many believe that there are way more serious problems
than overpopulation, but have any stopped and realized
that overpopulation is the reason for these problems.
Maybe if we stopped trying to fix the initial problem and
think about how to stop what's causing the problem, we
wouldn't be in some terrible situations.The purpose of
this literature review is to discuss the problems of
overpopulation through climate change, depletion of
natural resources and the major increase in population.
Significance of Over Population

3. Under population is a situation where the population is
too small relative to the available resources. While over
population refers to a situation where the population
exceeds the available resources of a country. As a result
of overpopulation, people will compete for the available
resources and there will be a general fall in standard of
living of the people.
Conclusion
Overpopulation impacts the environment in a variety of
ways, mainly through its effects on land, water and air.
However, it is important to remember that overpopulation
is not the only cause of the environmental impacts.
Through the Demographic Transition Model we can see
how the population has changed over time and can predict
what to expect for the future. Population growth is a vast
and complicated problem that requires significant changes
in government policies, educational practices, and social
attitudes for it to be adequately controlled. The population
change refers to change in the number of people during
the specific time. The world population has not been
stable.