Population growth
...ildren to read. This will possibly enable them to reach higher levels of educations with better employment opportunities. Also, reading is an important for family planning. If instructions are written, they are no use to the illiterate. In a nation uses public posters to advertise its efforts to control population, literate people will understand the message but those who cannot read will not. Aside from literacy, education is essential because it provides information. In developing nations a great proportion of people often live in the countryside with little knowledge of their nations problems. When children are in schools, teachers can provide information related to population control and the need for it. Education is important in every society. Knowledge leads to understanding, and understanding a problem in the first step in solving it. In order to deal with population growth, developing nations will need literate, educated population. Excellent health care is one of the major reason why the lowest death rate in the world are in the developed nations. Improving peoples health is one of the best ways in reducing population growth rates. This may seem ironic, but it is often a misconception. A high death rate in a nation is usually strongly tied to a high rate of infant mortality. If infant death is common, parents are more likely to have larger families to ensure that enough children survive to support them. This is a condition that exists in many developing nations. All people have health needs and actions are needed to take place. It is unfortunate that solving the health care problem is not as easy as some assume it to be. It is expensive to supply health care, especially in less developed and delevoping nations. It will require involvement from nations of the developing world. Traditional ideas that a woman’s place is in the home, and that they essentially do not have right to careers, are still common ideas in some part of the world. Even in our modern world today, woman are still suppressed in some of the developing countries. Such views indicate a situation in which women are considered to have lower status than men. In such conditions, a girl has a few options but to marry and become a mother, often of a large family. While in more developed nations, woman have achieved a higher statue. The have increasingly sought careers and have become less dependent upon men for financial support. It is shown that if woman are involved in careers other than child rearing, birth rates will decline. Family size tends to decrease as the population of a nation becomes wealthier. This may seem strange, but for various reasons, a higher level of prosperity reduces the birth ...