1. A THREAT TO PAKISTAN!
ZAREEN KHAN
090303-003 (BS-SS)

2.  General: A particular section, group, or type of
living things (people and animals) in an area or
country.
 Specific: The people living within a political or
geographical boundary.

3.  World population: 6.918 billion. (2011)*
 Pakistan’s population: 180,808,000 approx.(2011)
 Pakistan's major alliances: Arab and Muslim
countries, along with China and USA.
 Pakistan’s major rivalries: India and Israel.
*referred from: United States Census Bureau

4.  The condition of having a dense population
causing environmental deterioration, an impaired
quality of life, or a population crash.
DENSE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT OVER-
POPULATION (The Earth) POPULATION

5.  Early marriages,
 Increase in birth rate,
 Decrease in death rate,
 Desires for sons,
 Polygamy (more than two wives at a time),
 Increase in immigration,
 Inconsistent government policies,
 Lack of resources (medical facilities, clean water, education etc.),
 No family planning.

6.  Limited food supply available,
 Poverty,
 Bad economic climate (unemployment),
 Over crowded streets and lack of transport,
 Pollution (air, noise and water),
 No advanced technology for developments,
 Health and housing problem,
 Inflation,
 Increased crime rate,
 Political instability.

8.  Depopulate:
 Death penalty for criminals,
 Promoting adoption,
 Making euthanasia legal.
 Proper family planning,
 Confined household composition (china- draconian measures),
 Promoting education,
 Building more institutions,
 Best hospital facilities,
 Support from media to address mass media,
 Break tribalism culture- unnecessary marriages,
 Support women in education and professional fields,
 Subsidies to public for welfare support,
 Promote tree growth (agriculture sector),
 Introduce depopulation programs (primary health care and population),
 World Population Day on 11 July- (seminars/speeches for awareness).