The world is experiencing a dramatic increase in population. This is causing problems not only for poor, undeveloped countries, but also for industrialized and developing nations. Describe some of the problems that overpopulation causes, and suggestion least one possible solution.

One of the reasons we are experiencing more issues with the socioeconomic and ecological aspects of our lives is the exponential rise in population around the globe. Some

people

say that both developed and undeveloped

nations

suffer from it. In

this

essay, I will confirm these ideas by providing factual information, possible outcomes, and what we can do to change them.

To begin

with, I believe it is a profound issue for all the countries on the Earth. Even though developing

nations

have a higher level of life, economic development, and social services, there are still great chances that overgrowth will lead to creating more problems with providing daily necessities, basic education, and support for young families. In the modern world, because of

such

a rapid migration level increase, it can get a lot more problematic for the government to be able to provide the same level of help to refugees and its own citizens.

Conversely

, the less developed

nations

probably face even more challenges.

For example

, in the Congo, these days there are constant local and international wars that are destabilizing

this

region and

therefore

making

this

land more inhabitable.

Due to

the lack of education and weak health care,

people

there oftentimes don't have much of a choice; that's why women have to give birth, even if they understand the negative consequences it will have. The solution for solving the

problem

of overpopulation should begin with looking at the root of the

problem

.

First,

unstable and less developed countries should stabilize the political and economic situation within their countries.

Second,

the more developed

nations

should focus more on inviting more professional workers and providing social packages for

people

who are in need. If

people

spent more time on their education and personal growth with governmental help, it would drastically change the current

problem

of overgrowth. In conclusion, I would like to highlight that without having stable economic growth and a healthy political climate, it would be less possible to change the

problem

of future population rise.