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    urbanization is low (23.1%) the country already has got a huge urban population which is more than 28 million (Census‚ 2001). However after the independence of Bangladesh in 1971‚ urbanization and urban planning got little priority in the national policies and strategies of the country. Even at present‚ there is no proper policy guideline or regulations through which urbanization can be tackled. As a result‚ unplanned and haphazard growth is the common feature in most urban areas of the country and this

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    Concluded that cause for degradation of forest is mainly population as Malthusian Theory on population states that population is increasing at exponential rate but the resources is at steadily decreasing whereby it crates gap between resources and population. It is also arguable that population is good for development whereby there will be more invention of technology which helps in preserving environment from depleting it contrast with population theory of Malthusian. However its rite time for developing

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    Grade: 13A June 2006: “Population Control is the key to the development of Caribbean countries”. Assess this claim with reference to any named Caribbean country. (25 marks) Population Control speaks to a government policy attempting to limit the growth in numbers of a population especially in poor or densely populated parts of the world by programmes of contraception or sterilization. In reaction to the prediction by clergyman‚ Thomas Malthus that the world’s population would soon outgrow its

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    are many factors to take into account such as the ever growing population‚ use of limited and unlimited resources‚ destruction of resources without full utilization of them‚ and the planning and discovering of new resources for our future. It is a safe assumption to make that our society ’s population is not one that will be slowing down anytime soon. To date‚ according to the U.S. Bureau of the Census the United States population is projected to be 290‚634‚727 people‚ with a net gain of one

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    ................................................................3 STRUCTURE OF THE SYLLABUS ............................................................................................................3 UNIT 1: POPULATION GEOGRAPHY‚ GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES AND HAZARDS MODULE 1: POPULATION AND SETTLEMENT.....................................................4 MODULE 2: HYDROLOGICAL‚ FLUVIAL‚ COASTAL AND LIMESTONE..9 ENVIRONMENTS MODULE 3: NATURAL EVENTS AND HAZARDS ...............................

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    However‚ today Lake Malawi still faces environmental destruction due to high population and economic value. Malawi is one of the poor countries in Africa that depends on their lake for living. Therefore the government and citizens of Malawi should act upon the environmental destruction in order to preserve their Lake. One of the biggest problems facing Lake Malawi is high population. As the population growth rate increases‚ the demand of fish increases and the lake faces a serious problem

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    independence in 1964‚ Zambia’s population been increasing rapidly especially in urban areas. This has had implications on the provision of social services and employment. It is for this reason that this essay critically analyses the implications of rapid urban population growth since 1964 in Zambia and will show how economic development can help reduce Zambia’s population. The essay first defines the key terms which are population and economic development. Population is defined by William and Ann

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    EFFECTS OF URBANIZATION IN JAMAICA Urbanization refers to the shift of population from rural areas to cities or towns according to the Encarta Encyclopaedia. In Jamaica today‚ urbanization is a constant process for persons to move from one area to the next without hesitation compared to the previous generations. Urbanization has seen a significant increase over the years because of persons pursuing a better standard of living. People move because of the economic situation of the country which

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    beings construct societies leading into the social demography with the dynamics of human population which including their size‚ structure‚ and transformations. This helps us to project and estimate the trends in the growth of the population with above mentioned categories. On the other hand‚ from the stand point of governments‚ there is an increasing desire to understand what makes a stable health for population‚ that is‚ more democratic‚ more ability to prepare the needs of its citizens‚ healthy people

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    Abstract Unemployment can be defined as a state where by people are unable to contribute to the economic growth due to lack of jobs. These people must however be qualified and constantly looking for a job without any success. They therefore fail to secure an opportunity that can enable them to earn their living. Because of unemployment‚ people are unable to contribute to the economic growth‚ not because they are weak‚ but are unable due to lack of jobs. These people are qualified‚ willing and dedicated

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