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Population distribution

Population distribution . By Connor Page. Population Distribution. The population in I ndia is mainly in the coastal areas for shipping and trading purposes, around the Ganges rivers for growing plants and uses of water. They are almost 10million people in Mumbai and Delhi alone.

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Population distribution

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  1. Population distribution By Connor Page

  2. Population Distribution The population in India is mainly in the coastal areas for shipping and trading purposes, around the Ganges rivers for growing plants and uses of water. They are almost 10million people in Mumbai and Delhi alone.

  3. Population Diversity This Graph shows that India has more young people than Japan, and in japan they live longer than India, with more younger people means in India there will be even more young people.

  4. Population Diversity

  5. Population Change Change in population = Births - Deaths The factors that influence birth rates include • Religion - Diseases • Laws - Wealth • Climate - Access to food • Medical Care - Tradition

  6. Population Change • The factors that influence deaths rates include • Diseases - No Access to Medical Care • Car Crash - Natural Death • Natural Disasters - War Population = Births – Deaths + Immigration – Emigration Natural Increase = Birth - Deaths Net Migration = Immigration – Emigration

  7. Population Migration Migration into a country is called Immigration Migration out of a country is called Emigration Push and Pull Factors - Push • Natural Disasters - Crime • Economic Factors - Living Standards Pull • Climate - Family • Life Style

  8. Population Migration People migrate to other countries because of a lot of reasons such as poor living conditions, Family changes, Better services, Forced to war, Natural Disasters, Higher wages, Education, Lifestyle, new jobs anything that may change there life or is changing there life's for the better.

  9. Population Sustainability One of the biggest challenges will be the supply of water. If India is to feed a population of 1.6 billion it will need to Change the way they live. But there will be no more available fresh water in 2050 than there is now. Indeed there may be less because of the effects of industrial pollution.

  10. Population Sustainability • Population Sustainability means that a countries environment can support its population into the future. • Did you know India has 370ppkm and New Zealand has 16ppkm. • In India people need to conserve water and other resources in the upcoming years for India.

  11. Thanks for watching 

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