Category: birth

Where Will the World’s Next 1,000 Babies Be Born?
Aug 19, 2022
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Carmen Ang
in africa, aging population, Asia, babies, birth, birth rates, births, china, democratic trends, demographic changes, demographics, india, Maps, Nigeria, population growth, world population
This graphic paints a picture of the world’s population, showing which countries are most likely to welcome the next 1,000 babies. The post Where Will the World’s Next 1,000 Babies Be Born? appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
Charted: The Global Decline of Fertility Rates
Jun 10, 2022
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Carmen Ang
in aging population, birth, birth rates, children, demographics, Education, fertility rates, Ghana, international women’s day, mexico, mortality, niger, Nigeria, pakistan, pension plans, senegal, south korea, US, world fertility
Since 1950, global fertility rates have decreased steadily. Now. the average woman has less than 3 children on average. The post Charted: The Global Decline of Fertility Rates appeared first on Visual Capitalist.