The pie chart describes the percentage of change in number of human population on the planet in different regions, from the year 1990 to 2000.
Overall, there have been a huge increase in the number of population on the planet over 10 years. Also, most of the population growth has occurred in developing countries.
As presented in the chart, Asia had the highest proportion of population in 1900 which accounted for more than half of the humans (60%) which decreased to 54% in 2000. In addition, Europe which was the second highest populated had one-fourth population in 1990 which decreased to 14% in 2000.
On the other hand, Africa and Latin America showed a rise in proportion of human. During 1990 Africa and North America had 4. 5% and 3% respectively which climbed to 10% and 5% consecutively in 2000. Similarly, others also had a minor rise in population to reach 3% in 2000 whereas, North America showed no change in percentage over the period.
The pie chart
describes
the percentage of
change
in number of human
population
on the planet in
different
regions, from the year 1990 to 2000.
Overall
, there have been a huge increase in the number of
population
on the planet over 10 years.
Also
, most of the
population
growth has occurred in
developing countries
.
As presented in the chart, Asia had the highest proportion of
population
in 1900 which accounted for more than half of the humans (60%) which decreased to 54% in 2000.
In addition
, Europe which was the second highest populated had one-fourth
population
in 1990 which decreased to 14% in 2000.
On the other hand
, Africa and Latin America
showed
a rise in proportion of human. During 1990 Africa and North America had 4. 5% and 3%
respectively
which climbed to 10% and 5%
consecutively
in 2000.
Similarly
, others
also
had a minor rise in
population
to reach 3% in 2000 whereas, North America
showed
no
change
in percentage over the period.