World population revenue has increased to seven billion, while the natural growth of Bosnia and Herzegovina all lower and lower, said today United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). This is evidenced by official data of the UN in a new report, The State of world population 2011 Record growth of the world population is interpreted revenue as the success of humanity, but at the same time and challenge. The human race lives longer, and the number of healthy newborns has increased, according to a report. In the past 60 years, average revenue life expectancy has increased from 48 in 1950 to 68 in the first decade of the 21st century. Child mortality decreased from 133 deaths per 1,000 births in 1950 to 46 deaths per 1,000 births in 2010. Campaign for immunization reduced the prevalence of childhood infectious diseases worldwide. But not everyone can benefit from advances or improvements in living standards. There is still great inequality between and within countries. Disparities in rights and opportunities still exist between men and women, boys and girls, both worldwide revenue and in Bosnia revenue and Herzegovina. Rather than asking whether the world's revenue population has increased too much and whether it is good or bad, according to the United Nations Population Fund, we should ask ourselves what each of us can make the world a better place to live. Depending on how today answer this question we will have a healthy, prosperous and sustainable future revenue or future marked inequalities and increasing revenue environmental and economic problems, explains the report "State of world population 2011". Paradoxically, but globally, the population is younger and older than it was ever before. Persons up to 24 years of age now make up nearly half the world's population (1.2 billion revenue people from 10 -19 years of age), while at the same time in all countries, rich or poor, developed or developing older population grows. Older than 60 years is 893 million worldwide, and up to half of this century that number will grow to $ 2.4 billion. The situation in BiH is not much different from the picture in the world. Fertility rate, number of children that a woman has, has fallen revenue from 1.3 in 2006 to 1.17 in 2009. Globally, it is considered that the rate of 2.1 children per mother, statistically speaking, stabilize population growth, while everything below is a decline in population growth. In 2010, the number of births by about three percent lower than in 2009, and is constantly aging population and more present in BiH. It is believed that after 2010, Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering a long period of negative natural growth. Of the seven billion people, 1.8 billion are young people aged 10-24 years. Young people hold the key to the future, with the potential to change the global political situation and to strengthen the economy of their potential - creativity revenue and innovation. The possibility to make use of the potential of young people should be used immediately. - We must invest in the health and education of young people. It will come back to us through economic growth and development for generations to come, says UNFPA. Planning and the right investments in people - in order to encourage them to make decisions that are not only good for them, but also for the world's population - our world of seven billion people can develop sustainable cities, to produce a workforce that will improve the economy and the population of young people that contribute to the good condition of their societies. A milestone of seven billion people is a challenge, as well as the possibility of a call to action. Condition of the world population in 2011 is primarily a report from the field, which are presented examples of how demographers, policymakers, governments, civil society and individuals revenue cope with population trends revenue through topics such as aging, a sharp rise in the number of young people, from high rise population to a reduction revenue of the population, as well as the issue of the high degree of urbanization, and an increase in international migration.
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