population
- Created by: jwizz
- Created on: 03-06-16 08:09
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- A range of strategies has been tried by countries experiencing rapid population growth
- The effectiveness of population policies adopted in different countries since the 1990s to include birth control programmes and other strategies adopted
- Birth control programmes
- laws about how many children you can have
- helps towards sustainable development, leaves resources for future generations
- help to plan and limit family sizes
- free advice
- free contraception
- sex education
- immigration laws
- helps towards sustainable development because it slows down population growth rate
- control by limiting numbers allowed to immigrate
- let in fewer of a child bearing age
- Birth control programmes
- the social economic, political implication of population change and the need to achieve sustainable devlopment
- Social
- services (healthcare, education) can't cope. some don't have access to it
- not enough houses, shanty towns, health problesm
- food shortages
- children have to work to support large families so miss out on educcation
- policitcal
- gov must make policies to bring pop. growth under control
- fewer older people so laws don't focus on them, limited pensions
- more young people, laws focus on them, education, childcare
- economic
- not enough jobs so unemployment increases
- increased poverty, kids born into poor families
- Social
- KERALA'S POPULATION POLICY
- CHINA'S ONE CHILD POLICY
- The effectiveness of population policies adopted in different countries since the 1990s to include birth control programmes and other strategies adopted
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