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Agenda
01 Angola growing
population
02 Greece declining population

03 Managing population
 ANGOLA
Growing
population
Angola, a country located in Southern Africa has an excessively
expanding population, having over
1 million people increase each year.

Angola faces numerous difficulties in providing an ideal lifestyle due to it's political issues. .

Due to regime issues, displacement has put them in poor economic

conditions, resulting in only 10% of the population having a bank account.
Authorities are unstable from lack of checks and institutions.

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Angola's physical environment is also suffering, as a

result of drought.
Food and water shortage raise crime rates throughout
the nation.
Society would prefer to attain basic needs, rather than
having free contraception.

The nation's health care service is also

undeveloped, leading to high infant mortality.
Families would give birth to more children for
security.

Education is compulsory for only 4 years of primary

school, and is unable to provide proper education
for adults, families and women.
 GREECEGREECE
IS EXPERIENCING
THE FASTEST POPULATION
ELDERLY
DECLINE IN THE EU
COUNTRIES THIS IS OWING TO
POPULATIONHIGHER LEVEL OF
EDUCATION, WHERE
WOMEN WOULD
CONCENTRATE ON
THEIR CAREER WITH
PROPER FAMILY
THE GOVERNMENT PLANNING.
IS INCAPABLE TO
ENCOURAGE
FERTILITY, WHICH
REMAINS VERY BACK TO

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PER WOMAN.
 Unlike the view of seeing child as
an economic asset, it is considered
as cost-cutting, as cost of living
upsurges.

As a conseque of fewer workforce

in Greece, more people are
emigrating to other nations

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ANGOLA
FAMILY PLANNING SAFE BIRTH GBV
PREVENTION
4,850 affected population has 4,600 Safe assisted Over 25,000 people
reached with family planning
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services. Professionals has young mother's mental types of GBV
convinced families the and physical health with services such as
importance of family planning. extra incentives HIV prevention
 Pronatalist population
policy in Greece
FAMILY PLANNING ADVICE AND
CONTRACEPTIONS WERE ILLEGAL
UNTIL 1980S.
GREECE OFFERS BABY BONUS
FOR £2,000 TO ENCOURAGE
LEGALISING IN VITRO PREGNANCY, PREVENTING
FERTILISATION (IVF) IN POSTPONE OF HAVING
2002 DESPITE IN HUGE CHILDREN.
CONTROVERSY
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