Population of asian countries

    • [PDF File] 2. Asia’s Emerging Middle Class: Past, - Asian Development …

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      up only 21% of the population of the developing Asian countries in 1990 (using survey data), it more than doubled to 56% by 2008; up more than three-fold from 565 million in 1990 to 1.9 billion in 2008 in absolute terms. During the same period, developing Asia’s aggregate annual expenditure/income increased more than four-fold, from

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    • [PDF File] Adolescent Nutrition: A Review of the Situation in Selected …

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      Here, among the married adolescent girls, the proportion of girls considered ‘at risk’ due to short stature (<145 cm) was 24.1% and due to underweight (<38 kg) was 18.6% (NNMB, 2000). Over the past decade, adolescent fertility has dropped in nearly all South Asian countries (Bott S and Jejeebhoy J, 2003).

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    • [PDF File] Urbanization trends in Asia and the Pacific - ESCAP

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      to environmental change. Many Asian-Pacific countries have also seen sudden increases in their populations as a result of conflicts. For example, Kabul has increased its population by 131 per cent (from 1.6 to 3.7 million people) from 1995 to 2010. Factsheet: Urbanization trends in Asia and the Pacific Figure 2 Trends of the urban primacy rate,

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    • [PDF File] Asian ageing: The relationship between the elderly population …

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      high rise in the Asian economy after 2003, with countries such as India, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Taiwan leading the way to economic growth [9]. According to Lin and Wang [3], the rising population of middle-income earners, tech bubble burst, and the extended life expectancy have contributed to a marked increase in societal growth …

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    • [PDF File] POPULATION OF ASIAN COUNTRIES - SciSpace by Typeset

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      75% of Asia's population in mid-2001. In 2030, they will population. The combined urban population of these 8 countries will grow by more than 1 billion people during that period, accounting for about four-fifths of the total urban growth in Asia. The predominance of population giants in Asia-wide averages should be kept

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    • [PDF File] Population trends in Asia and the Pacific - ESCAP

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      In 2013, the total population of the Asia-Pacific region stood at 4.3 billion, which is 60 per cent of the world’s population. Currently, there are 1.8 billion in South and South-West Asia, 1.6 billion in North and North-East Asia, 0.6 billion in South-East Asia, 0.2 billion in North and Central Asia and 38 million in the Pacific.

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    • [PDF File] Sex-ratio imbalance in Asia: - United Nations Population Fund

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      In 2005, six Asian countries reported a severe sex-ratio imbalance, with levels for children above 108: India, South Korea, Georgia, Azerbaijan, China and Armenia. Detailed figures for China and India show that the child sex ratio in these countries has long been above normal values, as seen in the data from the 1950s and 1960s.

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    • [PDF File] Ageing in Asia and the Pacific: Overview - ESCAP

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      Trends in population ageing. The Asia-Pacific region is undergoing profound and rapid population changes. All countries in Asia and the Pacific are in the process of ageing at an unprecedented pace, although the timing and pace of this transition varies across the region. This process of ageing is reflected through the following trends:

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    • [PDF File] Demographic Features in West Asian 11 of Population …

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      of 117% in other Asian countries. As shown in Table 11.1, West Asian countries experienced a slightly more rapid increase in their population (240%) than North African countries (198%). Country-wise, the pace of population increase was quite different. In North Africa, only Sudan recorded a much higher growth rate than the

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    • [PDF File] MAPPING THE GLOBAL MUSLIM POPULATION - Pew …

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      region that, for the purposes of this report, includes not only East Asian countries such as China but also countries as far west as Turkey. (For a complete breakdown of countries by region, see “World Muslim Population by Region and Country” on page 27.) Estimated 2009 Muslim Population Indonesia 202,867,000 88.2% 12.9%

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    • [PDF File] Asia-Pacific Population and Development Report 2023

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      Asia and the Pacific – home to 60 per cent of the global population – has been at the forefront of significant demographic changes. Since the first Asian Population Conference, in New Delhi, in 1963, most countries have transitioned from high to low fertility and mortality, coupled with increased migration and more people living in urban areas.

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    • [PDF File] Aging, Economic Growth, and Old-Age Security in Asia

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      Review, Demography, The Japanese Economy, and Asian Population Studies, and in the NBER working paper. M.R. Narayana is Professor of Economics at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. He earned his PhD from the ... and other Asian countries. His research has focused on issues such as M2991 - PARK 9781781952306 …

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    • [PDF File] Population and Poverty: Challenges for Asia and the Pacific

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      East and South-East Asian countries are still recovering and the social sector needs to be further strengthened. Since 1969, the United Nations Population Fund, in close collaboration with ESCAP and other partners, has helped countries to plan and expand their population and family planning activities and operationalize their reproductive

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    • [PDF File] Population Aging and Economic Growth in Asia - Harvard T.H.

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      in many Asian countries the working-age share will decrease in the long run (Bloom, Canning, Fink, Finlay 2008) and old-age shares will increase. ... population share would be lower (as more of the children would have died). With the exception of Vietnam and possibly China, working-age shares would be higher (as ...

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    • [PDF File] Population genomics of East Asian ethnic groups - Springer

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      First, West Europeans and Southern Asians admixed as the West-ern component (WE-SA) in 5000 –3750 ya, whereas the Eastern Asians and Siberians met in the East and formed as the Eastern ancestries (EA-SIB) in 5500. –. 5000 ya. Subsequently, the mixed WE-SA and EA-SIB joined together as the founder of Uyghur’s gene pool.

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    • [PDF File] 5 The consequences of rapid population growth - World Bank

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      developed countries: Population growth is now much more rapid. As Chapter 4 showed, in industrializing Europe it seldom exceeded 1.5 percent a year, compared ... as in the fast-growing East Asian economies such as Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, and more recently Malaysia and Thailand. But these tend

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    • [PDF File] State of Higher Education in Southeast Asia - ASEAN

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      countries from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Timor Leste, the lone non-Member State in the process of accession. In 2020, the total estimated population of the ASEAN stood at 661,826,000 of which 45% live in urban centres. The general population is considered young with 51% in their productive

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    • [PDF File] Asia 2050: Realizing the Asian Century: Executive Summary

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      These seven economies had a combined total population of 3.1 billion (78 percent of total Asia) and GDP of $15.1 trillion (87 percent of Asia) in 2010. Under the Asian Century scenario, their share of population by 2050 would be 75 percent and their GDP would be 90 percent of Asia. They alone will account for 45 percent of global GDP.

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    • [PDF File] Renewable energy and population growth for sustainable …

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      Asian countries Duc Hong Vo * and Anh The Vo Abstract The energy–environment–growth nexus has been examined for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region, mainly using time series data. However, the important role of renewable energy and population has largely been ignored in previous studies.

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    • [PDF File] IUCN SSC Asian Elephant Specialist Group

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      Asian Elephant. Research activities: (1) map the distribution of elephants in all 13 range States in Asia; (2) develop Asian Elephant database. Plan Conservation actions: produce National Action Plans (NAPs) on elephant conservation for 13 range countries in Asia. Policy: (1) assist the Viet Nam Government in

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