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The population of the Philippines was approximately 100 million in 2014, growing at a rate of 2.34% per year. If growth continues at this rate, the population is projected to reach nearly 172 million by 2050. Several factors contribute to the Philippines' high population growth, including cultural values that favor large families, lack of education about family planning and birth control, and economic challenges like poverty and unemployment. Addressing the population issue will require improving access to sex education, family planning services, and contraceptives, as well as increasing awareness of the problems caused by overpopulation like food and housing shortages.
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Population
- 1. 200 MILLION
- 4. -is the number of living things that live together in the same place -is about the number of humans in a certain area. Philippines Population 2014 100,617,630
- 5. -measures how populations change in size over time Year Philippines Population Growth Rate 2010 98, 734, 798 1.89% 2014 100, 617, 630 2.34%
- 6. Population Population Growth Rate Population Growth Population Explosion Pollution
- 7. Phil Population 2010 98, 734, 798 Expected Phil Population 2050 171,964,187
- 9. Values and Belief Tradition of having big families Question of Gender Educational background Fertility of Filipino Women Unsatisfactory/Ineffective family relationship Economic reasons
- 10. Malthus himself felt that contraception was unacceptable
- 11. Poverty Underemployment/unemployment Political Instability Lower Quality o Life Over Urbanization Slow down economic development Less food Supply Housing problem
- 12. Population Education Family Planning Sex Education Knowledge of birth control and contraceptives
- 13. 1.The problem should be taken up in school so that children and youth may realize why it is a problem. 2.Sex education and family planning should be part of curriculum 3.Seminars on various means of birth control should be part of the curriculum. 4.Teach adults wholesome forms of recreation so that they may not always turn to sex during their leisure hours. 5.Show the disadvantage effect of Population Explosion.
Editor's Notes
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