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Mind Map by Daniel Gulliver, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Gulliver
almost 11 years ago
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Population Dynamics
- Population is increasing
- Better healthcare
- Better diets and nutrition
- improved sanitation
and healthcare
- better housing
- improved quality of life
- LEDCs
- little/no education
about family planning
- lack of contraception
- not all of their children will survive, but
more survive than originally thought
- little/no education
about family planning
- access to clean water
- improved sewage
- improved sewage
- Better healthcare
- infant mortality
- the number of children who die before their first
birthday per 1000 of the population per year
- the number of children who die before their first
birthday per 1000 of the population per year
- maternal mortality
- the number of women who die during
childbirth per 1000 of the population per year
- the number of women who die during
childbirth per 1000 of the population per year
- birth rate
- the number of babies born per 1000 of
the population per year
- the number of babies born per 1000 of
the population per year
- death rate
- the number of people who die per
1000 of the population per year
- the number of people who die per
1000 of the population per year
- open door policy
- a migration policy that means anybody can
enter the country
- Peterborough, England
- lots of Polish immigrants
- Problems
- conflict
- racism
- pressure on schools
- pressure on health services
- overcrowding
- lack of housing
- language barrier
- unemployment
- conflict
- Advantages
- Polish people do a lot of work,
especially in manufacturing
- experience a different
culture
- Polish people do a lot of work,
especially in manufacturing
- Problems
- lots of Polish immigrants
- a migration policy that means anybody can
enter the country
- skills based policy
- a migration policy that means that only skilled people
are allowed into a country
- a migration policy that means that only skilled people
are allowed into a country
- points based policy
- a migration policy that means that
people must get a certain number of
points before they can enter a country
- income/money
- language ability
- skills
- income/money
- a migration policy that means that
people must get a certain number of
points before they can enter a country
- youthful population
- a large percentage of people
under the age of 15
- Disadvantages
- need jobs when they get older
- dependent upon adults
- cost adults a lot of money
- pressure on housing when they get older
- pressure on schooling
- pressure on food supplies
- pressure on health services
- women find it harder to work
because they have to care for
their children
- need jobs when they get older
- Advantages
- steady supply of workers
- children provide the elderly with
security and support
- children are a source of
income for families in
developing countries
because they can work on
farms
- older children are able to
care for younger children
in the family
- steady supply of workers
- Solutions
- improve
availability of
contraception
- Mr Condom, Thailand
- Mr Condom, Thailand
- educate people on
family planning
- improve
availability of
contraception
- a large percentage of people
under the age of 15
- ageing population
- a large percentage of people over
the age of 65
- a large percentage of people over
the age of 65
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