Graphics Bank: Population Basics
These files are part of a collection of PowerPoint graphics for speakers, trainers, and others presenting information on population and health topics. Presentations are between 30 and 600 kilobytes in size and should not take any more than a few seconds to download. View or print the PowerPoint file or print the graphics on transparency sheets for use with an overhead projector (see note below on opening and using). For more information, please see the Graphics Bank home page.
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World Population Growth Through History
DownloadWorld Population Growth, in Billions
DownloadAnnual Increase in World Population
DownloadGrowth in More, Less Developed Countries
DownloadTrends in Population Growth Worldwide
DownloadWorld Population Clock
DownloadProjected Population Change, by Country
DownloadThe Classic Stages of the Demographic Transition
DownloadBirth and Death Rates, Worldwide
Download10 Places With the Lowest Total Fertility Worldwide
DownloadWomen of Childbearing Age
DownloadWomen of Childbearing Age and Fertility
DownloadPopulation in Countries With Low Fertility
DownloadDiverging Trends in Fertility Reduction
DownloadPatterns of Fertility Decline
DownloadReaching Replacement Fertility
DownloadTrends in Life Expectancy, by Region
DownloadTrends in Urbanization, by Region
DownloadLargest Cities, Worldwide
DownloadUrbanization in Central America
DownloadAge Distribution of the World's Population
DownloadAdult Literacy, by Region
DownloadRatio of Workers to Dependents, by Region
DownloadAvailability of Doctors, Selected Countries
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