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The given diagram provides statistical data about the expansion of urban population in certain continents of the globe with the projection of the future.

Overall

, all regions on Earth witnessed an escalation in population size.

Latin

America

/

Caribbean

and the rest of the world experienced the highest increase, whilst

Africa

and Asia showed lower figures during the same period.

Latin

America

/

Caribbean

are expected to continuously rise in the future. In 1950,

Africa

and Asia started at around 11% and 13%, respectively. In the next 5 decades, both

Africa

and Asia made a massive jump which reached the same proportion, roughly 38%.

However

, the divergence is predicted to happen in 2030, when

Africa

will eventually rise above 50% which is nearly 6% lower than the projection of Asia’s population, below 60%.

Latin

America

/

Caribbean

began at above 40%, which was an all-time high in 1950.

In contrast

, the whole world only accounted for below 30% before massively striking up to 48% in the next 50 years and it is estimated to dramatically grow to exactly 60%.

Latin

America

/

Caribbean

subsequently

climbed to 70% in 2000 and it is projected to undergo an upward trend in 2030 which will be at its peak, of 80% in 2030.