 What is global demography?

Demography is the statistical study of the size, structure, and distribution of populations.
Demography is the statistical study of the size, structure, and distribution of a population. This includes
studying the number of births and deaths a population has as well as how that population changes over
time. For example, you could do a demographic study of your town's birth and death rates over the past
100 years to see if the population is growing. Or you could look at the various ages people who watch a
certain tv show. You could look at the infant mortality rate, or the number of infants that do not survive
past the first year, to better understand access to health care.
What are the types of demography?

 Birth global demography

 Death
 Migration

Factors affecting global demography.

 Economic development
 Education
 Quality of children
 Welfare payments/State pensions
 Social and cultural factors
 Availability of family planning
 Female labour market participation
 Death rates – Level of medical provision
 Global Migration

This is a situation in which people go to live in foreign countries, especially in order to find work: Most
global migration is from developing countries to developed ones.

Types of global migration.

 Counter-urbanization
 Emigration, immigration
 Internal migration
 International migration
 Rural-urban migration
 What is Food security?

Food security is defined as the availability of food and one's access to it

Types of Food security?

 Analysing crude mortality rate

 Acute malnutrition
 Disease
 Food access/availability
 Dietary diversity
 Water access/availability
 Destitution and displacement
  Civil security
 Coping and livelihood assets.

Component of food security.

 Availability
 Access
 Utilization
 Stability
 What is Asian Regionalism?

Asian regionalism is the product of economic interaction,

Not political planning. As a result of successful, outward oriented growth strategies, Asian economies
have grown
Not only richer, but also closer together.