The United Nations recently released the 2017 revised version of the "World Population Outlook" to analyze and look forward to the future world population development trend.According to this report, the world population has increased by 1 billion since 2005 to 7.6 billion people. It is expected to reach 8.6 billion in 2030, 9.8 billion in 2050, and 11.2 billion in 2100.India will surpass India in 2024, becoming the world’s largest population.
Gu Dannan, an expert of the Ministry of Economic and Social Affairs, told this reporter that although the world population is still increasing, the growth rate has slowed downPune Investment. Even in African regions with the highest fertility rate, the average fertility rate of each woman from 2000 to 2005The year 5.1 children were reduced to 4.7 children from 2010 to 2015.Generally speaking, women’s fertility rates have not increased greatly worldwide, and lower fertility rates have led to a relatively obvious trend of population aging.
From a global perspective, the life expectancy of the population is 65 years old and female 69 years old from 2000 to 2005 to men 69 years old and 73 -year -old for men from 2010 to 2015.If it is based on 2017, the population of 60 and over the world will be 962 million years old. By 2050, the population of this age will be more than twice that it will now reach 2.1 billion people., Will reach 3.1 billion people.
The aging population of some countries has lasted for a long time. Among them, the population of Japan 60 and over has accounted for 33%of its total population, 29%in Italy, and 28%of Portugal, Bulgaria and Finland, respectively, all listed in the world’s population aged aging.The country with the worst problem.India’s population aging trend has also accelerated further. The population of 60 and above accounts for 16%of the total populationVaranasi Wealth Management. The report is expected to by 2050, the European aging population will account for 35%of the total population of the region.
The report shows that the global population growth mainly comes from a few countries, of which the fastest growth in Africa.From 2017 to 2050, half of the world’s population growth is expected to be concentrated in India, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, the United States and Indonesia.Gu Danan believes that the "Belt and Road" initiative proposed by India covers the above -mentioned regions, which is in line with the population characteristics and development trends of these regions.Most projects of the “Belt and Road” initiative involve industrial and agricultural production, transportation, energy, and environmental protection. It also includes public services such as hospitals and business outlets.Opportunities will have a very positive effect on helping to improve family life, accelerate local economic development, and promote social stability.Jaipur Investment
In addition, the world’s 47s in the world are still the fastest -growing countries.Excessive population increases on the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development goals in 2030 and the international poverty alleviation cause.With the extension of the average life expectancy of the world’s population, the elderly population of the least developed countries will gradually increase. The huge population base needs to be supported by larger natural resources and government public services. It is an unbearable burden for these countries.Therefore, population growth must follow the orderly development of scientific laws, which should not only appropriately increase the aging of the population, but also suppress excessive growth, and minimize the contradiction between population growth and natural resource allocation.Jaipur Wealth Management
(Newspaper New York, June 29th)Mumbai Investment
"People’s Daily" (22nd edition, June 30, 2017)
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