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    This document discusses population structure, which refers to the composition of a country's population by age, gender, number, and density. It provides examples of population pyramids for Pakistan, the UK, and the United Arab Emirates. It notes that populations can be divided into age groups of young (0-14), middle-aged (15-64), and old (above 65) and describes their typical dependencies. Developing countries generally have increasing birth rates while developed countries have decreasing birth rates, influenced by factors like education, religion, and women's roles. Life expectancy is higher and rising in developed countries due to better medical science, facilities, clean water, and food availability. National population policies can include providing free contracept

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    This document discusses population structure, which refers to the composition of a country's population by age, gender, number, and density. It provides examples of population pyramids for Pakistan, the UK, and the United Arab Emirates. It notes that populations can be divided into age groups of young (0-14), middle-aged (15-64), and old (above 65) and describes their typical dependencies. Developing countries generally have increasing birth rates while developed countries have decreasing birth rates, influenced by factors like education, religion, and women's roles. Life expectancy is higher and rising in developed countries due to better medical science, facilities, clean water, and food availability. National population policies can include providing free contracept

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    HUMAN

    POPULATION
    JUANA BUZZI
    VICTORIA DE SALAS
    POPULATION
    STRUCTURE IS

    POPULATION THE MAKE-UP OF


    A COUNTRY'S

    STRUCTURE POPULATION BY
    AGE, GENDER,
    NUMBER AND
    DENSITY.
    EXAMPLES:
     Pakistan:
    https://www.populationpyra
    mid.net/pakistan/2022/
    EXAMPLES:

    • UK:
    https://www.populationpyramid.net/united-ki
    ngdom/2022/
    EXAMPLES:
    • United Arab Emirates:
    AGE-YOUNG &  Age-young (0-14): they are dependants.
    The majority depend upon education.
    MIDDLE-AGED & OLD.  Middle-aged (15-64): are distinguished
    as the working or independent
    population
     Old (above 65): they are dependants.
    The majority depend upon healthcare.
    YOUNG AND AGING
    POPULATIONS
    HTTPS://WORDWALL.NET/ES/RESOURCE/31151117
    GAME QUESTIONS (I & II)

     What do you think is population aging?


     Old people population and its density

     Shift in the distribution of an old population

     In which countries the birth rates are increasing?


     Developing countries

     Developed countries
    GAME QUESTIONS (III & IV)
     Why do you think the birth rates in developing countries are increasing?
     Education is exclusive

     Is well seen

     Religions do not accept birth control

     Why do you think the birth rates in developed countries are decreasing?
     Girls and boys marry young

     5 kids or more is usual

     Help the economy of the family

     Women are well educated


    GAME QUESTIONS (V)

     Why is life expectancy so high and rising in developed countries?


     Better medical science

     Lots of medical facilities

     Clean water

     Food available

     Lack of resources
    MANAGING
    HUMAN
    POPULATION
    GROWTH
    HTTPS://WORDWALL.NET/ES/RESOURCE/31152186
    NATIONAL POPULATION POLICIES

    Free contraceptives

    Sterilization

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