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    Overpopulation refers to exceeding environmental resource thresholds to meet individual needs. The world population is currently around 8 billion and expected to reach 9.8 billion by 2050. Overpopulation is caused by religious constraints, need for income, illiteracy, early marriage, and ineffective contraception. Effects include increased pollution, extinction, low income, and shortage of basic facilities. Solutions include controlling birth rates, increasing literacy and employment, and promoting family planning.

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    OVER POPULATION

    SHAHANA AJMAL KHAN


    What is Population?
    A population is all the organisms that
    both belong to the same group or
    species and live in the same
    geographical area In sociology,
    population refers to a collection of
    human beings
    What is Over Population?
    Overpopulation refers to the
    exceeding of certain threshold limits
    of population density when
    environmental resources fail to meet
    the requirements of individual
    organisms regarding shelter, nutrition
    and so forth. It gives rise to high rates
    of mortality and morbidity.
     World Population is 8 billion as of December 2022.
    https://populationmatters.org/the-facts-numbers/?gclid=CjwKCAiA76-dBhByEiwAA0_s9V5dLqce4QrnCxTYWMNcgzChZx65jq-evNpOhaS_G2Vysv2Z4gaPNBoCZl8QAvD_BwE

     Global population is expected to reach 8.6 billion in 2030, 9.8


    billion in 2050.
     50.4 percent of the world's population is male and 49.6 percent is
    female.
     385,000 babies are born each day according to the UN.
     150000 people are die each day.
    MOST POPOLUS COUNTRIES 2022-2100 (BILLIONS)
    POPULATION GROWTH BY CONTINENT 2022-2100
    CAUSES OF OVER POPULATION
    1. Allah is Raziq
    2. Religious Constraints
    3. Need for More Earning Hands
    4. Absence of Family Planning
    5. Early Marriages
    6. Illiteracy
    7. Ineffective Contraception
    CAUSES OF OVER POPULATION

    8. Polygamy Practice
    9. The desire of Male Child
    10. Control on Epidemics
    11. Concept of Large Family
    12. Universality of Marriage
    13. Technological Advancement in Fertility Treatment
    EFFECTS OF OVER POPULATION

    1. Low Per Capita Income


    2. Low Growth of Agriculture Sector
    3. High Rate of Inflation
    4. Pollution
    5. Extinction
    6. Life Expectancy is Shorter
    7. Low educational level
    8. Impure food
    EFFECTS OF OVER POPULATION
    9. Absence of basic facilities
    10. Unemployment
    11. Poor delivery of services
    12. Rural urban migration
    13. Crime and vices
    14. Traffic problems
    15. Water Shortage due to Overpopulation
    SOLUTION TO CONTROL OVER POPULATION

    1. Control the Birth Rate


    2. Use of Medicines
    3. Health Centers
    4. High Literacy Rate
    5. Women Employment
    6. Family Planning
    7. Increase in Employment

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