OverpopulationPresented by:

Molly Pollin GamboaHillary Honey GenovesKatrina Myles Parreño

Claudine ProjilloIan Paulo CamachoMLS 2A- Group 3

POPULATION GROWTH Increase number of individuals that

reside in a country, state, county, or city

OVERPOPULATION Excessive population of an area to th

e  point of overcrowding, depletion of  natural resources, or environmental deterioration

Thomas Robert Malthus was born on February

13, 1766 in Surrey

Died on December 29, 1834

Most well known work: 'An Essay on the Principles of Population‘

Malthusian Theory Malthus stated that,

the populations of the world would increase in geometric proportions while the food resources available for them would increase only in arithmetic proportions.

CAUSES Natural Increase- Higher birth rates

than death rates • Decline in death rate• Rise in birth rate

Older people live longer

Migration

EFFECTSPositive Effects

•More manpower

•No risk of

extinction

•Increase

innovation

•Higher demand in

industry

•More Taxes

Negative Effects

•Lack of Resources

•Waste Control

•Unemployment

•Infectious Diseases

due to

overcrowding

•Poverty

•Low income

Population Growth Rate the rate at which the number of

individuals in a population increases in a given time period as a fraction of the initial population

Top 15 Highest Population Growth Rate In the World

Rank Country Population Growth Rate (%)

1 Lebanon 9.73

2 Zimbabwe 4.36

3 South Sudan 4.12

4 Jordan 3.86

5 Qatar 3.58

6 Malawi 3.33

7 Niger 3.28

8 Burundi 3.28

9 Uganda 3.24

10 Libya 3.08

11 Burkina Faso 3.05

12 Mali 3.00

13 Gaza Strip 2.91

14 Ethiopia 2.89

15 Western Sahara 2.89

Rank Country Population in Billions

1 China 1.357 billion

2 India 1.257 billion

3 Indonesia 248.4 million

4 Pakistan 183.9 million

5 Bangladesh 154.5 million

6 Japan 127.3 million

7 Philippines 98 million

8 Vietnam 89.7 million

9 Iran 76.7 million

10 Turkey 76 million

Top 10 Countries with the Highest Population in Asia

Top 15 Highest Population Growth Rate In Asia

Population Per Region in the Philippines

Policy Recommendations

According to Malthus:• Positive Check in increase in death rate

• Negative Checkhuman effort in reducing the birth rate

Policy Recommendations Awareness

Family Planning

Better Education

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