WORLD POPULATION

1. WHY WORLD POPULATION DAY IS
IMPORTANT
DISPARITY IN
HOW OPULATION
ISSUES AFFECT
DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES
ASKS US
TO LOOK
FORWARD
TOUCHES
EVERYONE

2. First
Billion
1804
1927
Second
Billion
1960
Third
Billion
1989
A Holiday
is Born
The world population reaches 1 billion
The world population doubles to 2 billion
The world population reaches 3 billion
The United Nations recognizes
July 11 as World Population Day
Just 40 years after it reached 3
billion, the population doubles to 6
billion
2000
Sixth
Billion
7.5 Billion
On this day, statistical
models estimate that the
world population is at 7.5
billion
April 24,
2017
7.5
Billion
WORLD POPULATION DAY TIMELINE

3. FEW AMAZING FACTS
Population growth
The world population increases by about 83 million people every year
A change in pattern
The population in Africa is growing, whereas the European population is shrinking
Monaco
The most dense population in the world, while it is the second smallest independent state in
the world, its population is a staggering 39,500, which is about 68,212 people per square mile
Increasing life expectancy
In 2000, the average global life expectancy was 67 years old. Fast forward 20 years, and it
increased to 72
Millennia's make up 27% of the world’s population
About two billion people all over the world are part of this generation

4. Educate
• UNDP
• Census
Share Info
• Bring the menace to
forefront & not
restrict to only under
developed
Contribution to
Organtisation
Working Towards
Cause
HOW TO OBSERVE WORLD POPULATION DAY

5. WORLD POPULATION ANALYSIS
UPTO 2050

6. REASON FOR INCREASE
 Better health care
 Better living conditions
 Availability of food supplies
 Illiteracy
 Poverty
 Spiritual beliefs

7. CHALLENGES
 Warfare
 Crop failure -leading to famine
 Shortage - water and housing
 More medical facilities,schools and other government agencies
 Deforestation

8. TWO-THIRDS OF THE WORLD’S
PEOPLE LIVE IN THESE FIVE REGIONS
• East Asia
• South Asia
• Southeast Asia
• Europe
• Eastern North America

9. REASON FOR UNEQUAL
DISTRIBUTION
 Land covers– 30 % of Earth’s surface
 Onlyhalf usableby humans
 Landform not suitable
• Deserts
• High mountains
• Ice-covered lands
 People prefer to live in places that have:
• Fertile soil to grow crops
• Mild climates
• Naturalresourcesandwaterresources

10. PREVENTIVE MEASURES
 Govt & NGO’s have to work in tandem
 Rural healthcare centre to help poor people with free
distribution of contraceptive to control birth rate
 Restriction on child marriage
 Empowerment of women and girls

11. CONCLUSION
 Besides Govt schemes and efforts we need to focus on
educating the masses about the importance of family
planning and the impact it has on the environment
around