The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of urbanized residences in the worlds and in other distinct parts of the globe from 1950 to date and with the presumable predictions by 2030.
Overall, it is clear that the index of people living in urban territories of all these provided continents and the world has increased until the date and is expected to continue this progressive pace till 2030.
Looking at the details, it is clear that inhabitants of three continents, Europe, Latin America Caribbean and North America, demonstrated the highest indicators, 51%, 42% and 64% respectively in 1950. In addition, the proportion of people living in cities was also at the peak after a 57-year span, 72%, 76% and 79% accordingly, while that of is envisaged to increase to 7% on an average for each of these continents in 2030.
With regard to the other places, merely circa 16% of Africans and Asians preferred to live in urban areas, which was about twice less than that of the world. However, the population in urban areas had rose more than by the factor of two before 2007 in both aforementioned continents (37% and 41% respectively), whereas around half of the world population was already lived in urban territories. Likewise, the changes that is planned for the near future indicates that the proportion of urbanized people will have risen to more than 50% in both above-mentioned parts by 2030, and roughly 60% of all the world inhabitants is going to live in urban areas.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the proportion of urbanized residences in the
worlds
and in other distinct parts of the globe from 1950 to date and with the presumable predictions by 2030.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the index of
people
living in
urban
territories of all these provided
continents
and the
world
has increased until the date and is
expected
to continue this progressive pace till 2030.
Looking at the
details
, it is
clear
that inhabitants of three
continents
, Europe, Latin America Caribbean and North America, demonstrated the highest indicators, 51%, 42% and 64%
respectively
in 1950.
In addition
, the proportion of
people
living in cities was
also
at the peak after a 57-year span, 72%, 76% and 79%
accordingly
, while that of
is envisaged
to increase to 7% on an average for each of these
continents
in 2030.
With regard to the other places,
merely
circa 16% of Africans and Asians preferred to
live
in
urban
areas, which was about twice less than that of the
world
.
However
, the population in
urban
areas had
rose
more than by the factor of two
before
2007 in both aforementioned
continents
(37% and 41%
respectively
), whereas around half of the
world
population was already
lived
in
urban
territories.
Likewise
, the
changes
that
is planned
for the near future indicates that the proportion of urbanized
people
will have risen to more than 50% in both above-mentioned parts by 2030, and roughly 60% of all the
world
inhabitants is going to
live
in
urban
areas.