Malinga ndi lipoti la United Nations 'World Population Prospects 2022' lomwe latulutsidwa lero, chiwerengero cha anthu padziko lonse lapansi chikhoza kufika mabiliyoni asanu ndi atatu mkati mwa November wa 2022.
Lipoti la UN linanena kuti chiŵerengero cha anthu padziko lonse chidzawonjezeka kufika pa 8.5 biliyoni mu 2030, kufika pa 9.7 biliyoni mu 2050 ndi 10.4 biliyoni mu 2100.
Chiwerengero cha anthu padziko lonse lapansi chikuchulukirachulukira chifukwa cha kuchepa kwa chiwerengero cha anthu omwe amafa, pomwe chiyembekezo cha moyo padziko lonse lapansi chikufikira zaka 72.8 mu 2019, zomwe ndi zaka pafupifupi zisanu ndi zinayi kuposa momwe zinalili mu 1990, ngakhale kuti kukula kukucheperachepera tsopano, kafukufuku wa UN adati.
Chiwerengero cha anthu chidzachuluka mosiyanasiyana padziko lonse lapansi, UN akatswiri polojekiti, ndi India Kugonjetsa dziko la China monga dziko lokhala ndi anthu ambiri padziko lonse lapansi mu 2023 ndipo pamodzi ndi Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines ndi Tanzania zomwe zikuyembekezeredwa kuti ziwonjezeke.
Malinga ndi kunena kwa Mlembi Wamkulu wa UN Antonio Guterres, chochitika chofunika kwambiri cha mabiliyoni asanu ndi atatu “ndi chikumbutso cha udindo umene tili nawo limodzi wosamalira dzikoli.”
Dziko lapansi likadasautsidwabe ndi kusagwirizana kwakukulu pakati pa amuna ndi akazi komanso kuzunzidwa kwa ufulu wa amayi komanso mliri wapadziko lonse wa COVID-19, zovuta zanyengo, nkhondo ndi masoka opulumutsa anthu zawonetsa kuti dziko lapansi "lili pachiwopsezo," adatero Guterres.
“Kufikira chiŵerengero cha anthu mabiliyoni asanu ndi atatu padziko lonse n’chinthu chofunika kwambiri, koma nthawi zonse tiyenera kuganizira kwambiri za anthu,” anatero Mlembi Wamkulu wa UN.
ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- The population will be increasing unequally across the world, UN experts project, with India overtaking China as the world’s most populous country in 2023 and along with Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines and Tanzania accounting for more than a half of the anticipated growth.
- The world is still plagued by vast gender inequality and assaults on women's rights and the global COVID-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, wars and humanitarian disasters had shown that the world is “in peril,” Guterres added.
- “Kufikira chiŵerengero cha anthu mabiliyoni asanu ndi atatu padziko lonse n’chinthu chofunika kwambiri, koma nthawi zonse tiyenera kuganizira kwambiri za anthu,” anatero Mlembi Wamkulu wa UN.
