The graphs below provide information on global population figures and figures for urban populations in different world regions

The first

graph

illustrates the data about the rate of the world's

population

(in millions) between 1800 and 2100, and the second

graph

depicts the

growth

of the urban

population

for the next 25 years.

Overall

, what stands out from the first

graph

is that the global

population

is expected to experience a dramatic rise, before a major decline.

According to

the second

graph

, the enlargement in the

population

of developed regions is predicted to face a gradual rise,

while

the

figure

for developing countries won’t change over the given period. In terms of world

population

growth

, its

figure

has seen a continuous increase since 1800. From 1800 to 1920, the number rose slowly from 1

billion

to just under 2

billion

.

However

, the

figure

then

soared, and currently is around 7.5

billion

. The

graph

also

shows the future trend for the global

population

. The number is looking forward to peaking at just above 8

billion

in 2040 and 2050.

Next,

the

figure

will gradually drop by roughly 2

billion

in the

last

2 decades. The predictions

then

illustrate the

growth

in the urban area’s

population

.

While

, developed countries are planning to see

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steady

growth

from just above 2

billion

to 4

billion

in 25 years, developing countries' figures will remain stable at approximately 1.3

billion

.