ALEXANDRI
A
UNIVERSITY
• Faculty Of Economic Studies And Political Science
• First Year
• Subject: English
• Supervisor: Dr. Heba Abd El Aziz
OVER
POPULATIO
N
DEFINITIO
N
Overpopulation refers to
the exceeding of
population density limits,
when environmental
resources fail to meet the
requirements of
individual organisms
regarding shelter,
nutrition and so forth.
Egypt's population
for 2021 is estimated
at 102.33 million
people, or 1.31% of
the world's total
population.
CAUSES OF
OVER
POPULATIO
N
AN INCREASED BIRTH RATE will
result in population growth if such growth
exceeds the resources within a particular
geographic area.
DECREASED MORTALITY RATES if
the increased lifespan of a species results
in limiting the available resources
A REDUCTION IN AVAILABLE
RESOURCES can result in overpopulation
if the amount of available resources cannot
sustain the population within that region.
Some examples include desert
environments or times of drought which
make crops and other sources of food
scarce.
 INCREASED HUMAN
RESOURCES
• more people means more labor force,
it can product more things.
 INCREASED MILITARY
MIGHT
• If a country can control its large
population, it can have a significant
military advantage over smaller
countries.
 CHEAPER AND MORE
READILY AVAILABLE
PRODUCTS
• Having more people who are willing
to work will mean there will be more
goods and services available to
ADVANTAGE
S
 RISE IN UNEMPLOYMENT
• as there are fewer jobs to support a
large number of people.
 Water Shortage
• Roughly 1% of the world’s water is
fresh and accessible. Overpopulation is
a major issue that creates immense
pressure on the world’s freshwater
supplies.
 DEPLETION OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
• The Earth can only produce a limited
amount of water and food, which is
falling short of the current needs.
DISADVANTAGE
S
Solutions
• RAISE AWARENESS
• This could be done through
awareness campaigns on
television, radio, or even
posters and Education.
• FAMILY PLANNING
Couples must decide on the
number of children they
want.
•Have "Sister Cities
build outside of Cairo to
utilize the empty land.
As a matter of fact,
Egyptians occupy only
6% of the land, while
94% of Egypt needs to
be populated.
Over population
Over population
Over population

Over population

  • 1.
    ALEXANDRI A UNIVERSITY • Faculty OfEconomic Studies And Political Science • First Year • Subject: English • Supervisor: Dr. Heba Abd El Aziz
  • 2.
  • 3.
    DEFINITIO N Overpopulation refers to theexceeding of population density limits, when environmental resources fail to meet the requirements of individual organisms regarding shelter, nutrition and so forth.
  • 4.
    Egypt's population for 2021is estimated at 102.33 million people, or 1.31% of the world's total population.
  • 6.
    CAUSES OF OVER POPULATIO N AN INCREASEDBIRTH RATE will result in population growth if such growth exceeds the resources within a particular geographic area. DECREASED MORTALITY RATES if the increased lifespan of a species results in limiting the available resources A REDUCTION IN AVAILABLE RESOURCES can result in overpopulation if the amount of available resources cannot sustain the population within that region. Some examples include desert environments or times of drought which make crops and other sources of food scarce.
  • 7.
     INCREASED HUMAN RESOURCES •more people means more labor force, it can product more things.  INCREASED MILITARY MIGHT • If a country can control its large population, it can have a significant military advantage over smaller countries.  CHEAPER AND MORE READILY AVAILABLE PRODUCTS • Having more people who are willing to work will mean there will be more goods and services available to ADVANTAGE S
  • 8.
     RISE INUNEMPLOYMENT • as there are fewer jobs to support a large number of people.  Water Shortage • Roughly 1% of the world’s water is fresh and accessible. Overpopulation is a major issue that creates immense pressure on the world’s freshwater supplies.  DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES • The Earth can only produce a limited amount of water and food, which is falling short of the current needs. DISADVANTAGE S
  • 10.
    Solutions • RAISE AWARENESS •This could be done through awareness campaigns on television, radio, or even posters and Education. • FAMILY PLANNING Couples must decide on the number of children they want.
  • 11.
    •Have "Sister Cities buildoutside of Cairo to utilize the empty land. As a matter of fact, Egyptians occupy only 6% of the land, while 94% of Egypt needs to be populated.