The Seven Billionth Child
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What is the future of this seven billionth child?
The seven billionth child is here. The clock has stopped ticking. Past midnight on October 31, the symbolic seven billionth child was born into some mega spotlights. This time, the UN refrained from declaring one baby as the seven billionth child. Each country declared its own symbolic seven billionth baby. The world's population has now reached seven billion and October 31 was declared by the UN Population Fund as the Seven Billion Day with a campaign to do "seven billion actions".
The question intriguing many is: What is the future of this seven billionth child?
Some echo the thinking of the executive director of the UNFPA, Babatunde Osotimehin, who in a recent talk at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies stressed that the "problems stemming from population growth are actually issues of consumption, distribution, and equity, not necessarily intrinsic to the number of people alone." Others like Harnia Zlotnik, Director of the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, warn that "it is very important for the future of humanity that the young people of today have on average fewer children than their parents did."
There are divergent views around the population issue. Some support population control. Others, development equity. Whatever view each one espouses, the fact is we are now seven billion in this planet earth. Something has to be done NOW.
Many countries have now declared their seven billionth child
Philippines, India, Russia, Kenya
Seven Billionth Baby Born
Symbolic 7 Billionth Babies:
Danica May Camacho - Philippines
Baby Nargis - India
Pyotr Nikolayev- Russia
Wattalage Muthumani-Sri Lanka
Oishi Hossain-Bangladesh
Seven Billion Day
October 31
Declared by the United Nations Population Fund
World Population Day
July 11
The World's Population
1804 - 1 Billion
1927 - 2 Billion
1960- 3 Billion
1974 - 4 Billion
1987- 5 Billion
1999- 6 Billion
2011- 7 Billion
Information on the World's Population
What is happening?
A Concise History of World Population by Massimo Livi-Bacci
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The No-Nonsense Guide to World Population (No-Nonsense Guides) by Vanessa Baird
No-Nonsense Guide to World Population (1/2 page) With more...2 points
Fatal Misconception: The Struggle to Control World Population by Matthew Connelly
Listen to a short interview with Matthew Connelly more...1 point
Atlas of Global Development: A Visual Guide to the World's Greatest Challenges by World Bank
The Atlas of Global Development a comprehensive guide more...1 point
An Essay on the Principle of Population (Oxford World's Classics) by Thomas Malthus
As the world's population continues to grow at a frighteningly more...1 point
Futurecast: How Superpowers, Populations, and Globalization Will Change Your World by the Year 2020 by Robert J. Shapiro
What will life be like in America, Europe, Japan, and more...1 point
Shock of Gray: The Aging of the World's Population and How it Pits Young Against Old, Child Against Parent, Worker Against Boss, Company Against Rival, and Nation Against Nation by Ted C. Fishman
The New York Times bestselling author of China, Inc. more...1 point
The War Against Population: The Economics and Ideology of World Population Control by Jacqueline Kasun
Dr. Jacqueline Kasun, Ph.D. The idea that humanity more...1 point
World Population and the United Nations: Challenge and Response by Stanley P. Johnson
First published in 1987, this book is about the ch more...1 point
Are we prepared for world population implosion? [An article from: Futures] by S. Yea
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Six Billion Plus: World Population in the Twenty-first Century (Human Geography in the New Millennium: Issues and Applications) by Bruce K. Newbold
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The Third Revolution: Population, Environment, and a Sustainable World (Penguin Politics) by Paul Harrison
Harrison argues that population growth, rising con more...0 points
Six Billion Plus: World Population in the Twenty-first Century (Human Geography in the New Millennium: Issues and Applications) by Bruce K. Newbold
Six Billion Plus explores world population growth more...0 points
The End of World Population Growth in the 21st Century: New Challenges for Human Capital Formation and Sustainable Development (Population and Sustainable Development) by Warren C. Sanderson
The 20th century was the century of explosive popu more...0 points
An Overcrowded World?: Population, Resources and the Environment (The Shape of the World: Explorations in Human Geography)
This book explores the issues of overpopulation an more...0 points
The Asia Pacific Region
What is the future of the seven billionth child in this area?
This is where 61 per cent of the world's population live. However, while some of the countries in the region have registered high birth rates, others have already reached the developed world's birth rate level. This is true of Japan, Korea and China where Shanghai has the lowest birth rate of the world's biggest cities.
Population Change and Economic Development in East Asia: Challenges Met, Opportunities Seized (Contemporary Issues in Asia and Pacific)
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Asia-Pacific Population Journal, April 2006 by United Nations
Issued three times a year, the Asia-Pacific Popula more...1 point
The World Bank Strategy for Health, Nutrition, and Population in the East Asia and Pacific Region (Health, Nutrition, and Population Series) by Fadia Saadah, James Knowles
"The past three decades have seen impressive more...1 point
Ageing in the Asia-Pacific Region: Issues, Policies and Future Trends (Routledge Advances in Asia-Pacific Studies)
The Asia-Pacific region is now clearly witnessing more...1 point
Financing Health Care in East Asia and the Pacific: Best Practices and Remaining Challenges (Directions in Development) by John C. Langenbrunner, Aparnaa Somanathan
p>The East Asia and Pacific region is characterized more...0 points
Ultra-Low Fertility in Pacific Asia: Trends, causes and policy issues (Routledge Research On Public and Social Policy in Asia)
Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong more...0 points
Investing in Maternal Health in Malaysia and Sri Lanka (Health, Nutrition, and Population Series) by Indra Padmanathan, Jerker Liljestrand, Jo. M. Martins, Lalini C. Rajapaksa, Craig Lissner, Amala de Silva, Swarna Selvaraju, Prabha Joginder Singh
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Health Financing and Delivery in Vietnam: Looking Forward (Health, Nutrition, and Population) by Samauel S. Lieberman, Adam Wagstaff
Vietnam's successes in the health sector are remar more...0 points
Managing Human Resources in Asia-Pacific (Global HRM)
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Who will this seven billionth child be?
This child will look like of these
Stuffed and Starved
Will the food chain and the supply chain ever merge?
Stuffed and Starved: The Hidden Battle for the World Food System
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You may not agree with all that the author says in this book but you will certainly have a clear idea of how our food reaches our table - from farmer to fork. Also, the role of middlemen and the corporate world sculpting our taste for food. Understanding this food chain better can lead us to make better and informed choices around the food we buy. It is full of information but also of stories of how other people deal with this issue or how they are affected by it.
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Varied views and opinions
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Challenges loom as world population hits 7 billion | TIDES
This sobering article highlights some of the chall more...1 point
7 Billion Day: The Uncertainty of Counting and Projecting Global Population - The Numbers Guy - WSJ
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Seven Billion: Concerns About Overpopulation are Unfounded | LifeNews.com
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Babies: is the price too high?
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allAfrica.com: Kenya: Seven Billionth Child Faces Bleak, Uncertain Future in Country
allAfrica: African news and information for a glob more...0 points
Seven billionth baby - ABC Victoria - Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
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Population statistics - countries compared - Nation Master
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The seven billionth child in Africa?
Read on Africa's population
For the seven billionth child born in Africa, the opportunities will be limited especially when it is in countries where development has really lagged. In those countries, chances are this baby will have several siblings and have to share whatever resources there are in the family with several others. Because of this, the baby's health and education will receive fewer resources than those symbolic seven billionth babies born in more developed parts of the world.
Of course, this is a generalization because in many countries in Africa, most especially in South Africa, children of affluent families enjoy similar privileges and opportunities that children in the developed world have. This is true even in developed countries. The poor will always have less opportunities than the rich. The difference is in the availability of access to these opportunities. In some countries, such access is affected by race, gender and resources.
Population and Development Projects in Africa by John I. Clarke
The urgent needs of economic development and of sp more...1 point
Demographic Change in Sub-Saharan Africa (Population Dynamics of Sub-Saharan Africa) by Panel on the Population Dynamics of Sub-Saharan Africa, National Research Council
This overview includes chapters on child mortality more...1 point
Social Dynamics of Adolescent Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa (<i>Population Dynamics of Sub-Saharan Africa:</i> A Series) by Working Group on the Social Dynamics of Adolescent Fertility, National Research Council
This examination of changes in adolescent fertilit more...1 point
Losing Place: Refugee Populations and Rural Transformations in East Africa (Studies in Forced Migration) by J B Bascom
"Very useful, both for its analysis and for i more...1 point
Demography and the Development Potential of Sub-Saharan Africa (NAI Current African Issues) by Bo Malmberg
Population growth in Africa has laid the foundation more...0 points
Reproductive Health in the Middle East and North Africa: Well-Being for All (Health, Nutrition, and Population Series) by Atsuko Aoyama
Reproductive health is a relatively new concept, a more...0 points
Race, Maternity and the Politics of Birth Control in South Africa, 1910-1939 by Susanne M. Klausen
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Toward a Virtuous Circle: A Nutrition Review of the Middle East and North Africa (Health, Nutrition, and Population Series) by Atsuko Aoyama
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The State of the Population in the Western Cape Province
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What future will this seven billionth child have?
Rosy or bleak?

This will largely depend on where the baby is born and whether it's male or female! If this baby is a bright little male born in the developed world, then, the future probably will be rosy as the opportunities will be there. If this baby, however, is born a little girl in the less developed part of the world, the opportunities might be rather nasty.
Overall, however, this symbolic seven billionth baby has a better chance to live beyond 5 years and at getting an education than its parents had. On the other hand, those symbolic seven billionth babies born in a country where girls are somewhere between the family dog and Grandpa's camel, then the future is probably bleak.
The population in many countries is getting younger and younger and the job market is saddled with a young population that is scrambling to find employment. However, they are also new consumers, so if the economies can overcome the greed of American bankers and the looniness of European politicians, they'll pay for all our pensions, have decent lives and consume like crazy to keep the economies perking. . it's not a zero sum game. Countries with too few young people such as Japan or Russia, are in the deepest possible demographic doodoo.
To succeed, these babies will certainly need resources that remote areas and farms in poor countries can't provide as the new work place demands new skills and a capacity for lateral thinking with a real breadth of experience. Chances are this baby will migrate to neighboring countries to handle the jobs their own population hate to do. But if born in a developed world, she can learn the skills not only to survive but lead the change and profit from it.
BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) are sprouting while PIGS (Portugal, Italy, Greece, Spain) and a few sucklings, are falling off the truck. Job opportunities seem to be shifting as well as development takes place more rapidly in other parts of the world. The West is not slowing down, others are just catching up and that really improves the chances of number 7 billion having an opportunity at a decent life.
As Thomas Friedman says, this world is now flat, hot and crowded. This is the world that just welcomed this seven billionth baby.
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The World Population Boom
A Boon or a Curse?
In just the past 12 years, the world has added a billion people. Some countries where population has dropped, governments are giving incentives for newborns. They are concerned that by 2050, they will be burdened with so many older retired people to support with very few younger ones supporting them. But in many countries where often the resources are limited, the population keeps climbing,putting pressure on the already stressed infrastructure. We have seen its impact on the environment, health and education. Yet, these countries hope that these increasing young population will fuel the economy with much needed workers and consumers. And the bigger the market, the attraction to investors is higher. What do you think?
Is the boom in world population a boon or a curse?
Fetching blurbs now... please stand byA boon certainly
ohcaroline says:
I don't consider it a curse...so I say it's a boon. God knew we would be at this place at this time. He's big enough to handle it.
Posted February 11, 2012
sherridan says:
God said to go forth and fill the earth. I guess it will be down to him what happens then!
Posted January 02, 2012
Tolovaj says:
It is pretty certain at about 2050 trend will reverse and world population will start to decline. It already happened in Europe, North America, Japan and some other well developed regions so with better health care and higher life standard this will happen everywhere (it is already happening in North Africa). So we should be happy for every new child:)
Posted October 26, 2011
Really a curse
Tiggered says:
Do you know what happens when lemmings become too numerous? The more of us there is, the bigger the likelihood of some large scale disaster to regulate population.
It's my personal opinion, but I think life in itself is not such a valuable gift if you don't have means to live with dignity.
Posted November 22, 2011
skiesgreen says:
One day humans will wake up to the horror that children born today will face from starvation, pollution, lack of resources and space.
Posted November 08, 2011
sousababy says:
It could be a boon, unfortunately in some areas of the world the practice of sex selection will most likely make the imbalance between boys and girls problematic. Historically whenever males outnumber females by fairly large proportions, there is a rise in human trafficking, violence, abuse and even war. We CAN turn this thing around, but it's a matter of educating areas of the world where only males have the majority of privilege and power.
Posted November 07, 2011
creativeinc says:
It is not good for the environment. It is painful to see many babies suffer!
Posted October 28, 2011
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Welcome baby seven billion: we've room on Earth for you | Lynsey Hanley | Comment is free | The Guardian
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The World's Population
Increasingly crowded?
News on the seven billionth baby
What is the latest?
- Oxford Nanopore Plans Portable Gene-Sequencing Device
- The devices use a novel technique known as strand sequencing, in which an entire string of DNA is guided by an enzyme and passes intact through a tiny hole in a cell membrane one-billionth of a meter wide, like a child sucking spaghetti through his ...
- 1.5 millionth Aucklander puts focus on population growth
- By Susie Nordqvist with NZN She may only be seven-and-a-half hours old, but already little Ramonah Patience Toomallatai is making history. The newborn has helped push Auckland's population over the 1.5 million mark and is the third child for parents ...
- Loving: The effects of the recent population explosion
- By Greg Loving Last Halloween, the earth's population reached an astonishing 7 billion people. If this seems unremarkable to you, consider that in 1800, according to the US Census Bureau, the world's population was just 1 billion.
- Auckland welcomes 1.5 millionth resident
- Priday went ahead and told her anyway that the baby she was about to deliver at Middlemore Hospital had been nominated as Auckland's 1.5 millionth resident and did she mind the media arriving in a few hours to document the milestone?
The Seven Billionth Baby
Marks the Big Demographic Shift?
The birth of the seven billionth baby could still be a landmark of a demographic shift. There are currently 75 countries in the world with very low population growth rate. And for these countries, it is very difficult to stop or reverse the trend. Japan is now birthing less than what it is losing and Korea's growth rate is a meager 1.1%. The trend has reversed in many countries now that hope is getting stronger for the world to finally manage its population growth. There are, however, still challenges in distribution of resources and the heightened consumerism destroying most of today's resources. The hype on the seven billionth child may hopefully fuel once more the much needed discussion on the issues around world population.
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With the birth of the seven billionth baby, it is good once again to face up the challenge posed by today's population. The increase has been staggering in the past few years but the decline has come. Learn more about this from this book.
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- That was a very interesting National Geographic video. Lots to think about concerning the big picture of life on earth.
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- I`ve heard and seen the pictures of the 7 billionth baby born in Sri-Lanka. We have some huge population dayummm :D
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- Over population is very concerning because of pollution, hunger, poverty, and other serious world problems. I notice though that there seems to be an increase in larger families once again. It surprises me.
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- Seven billion and counting -- it's hard to grasp how many people that really is, and how this will impact the available resources. Nicely done, and congrats on making the top 100 community favorites.
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