Continued Growth: Global Population Trends Since 1960

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Cindy Mutia Annur 28/07/2023 15:02 WIB

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According to World Bank data, the world's population reached 7.95 billion at the end of 2022. This number has continued to grow since 1960.

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Based on World Bank data, the world's population reached 7.95 billion at the end of 2022. This figure represents a 0.88% increase compared to the previous year (year-on-year/yoy).

Over the last decade, the world's population in 2022 has increased by 11.34%. Similarly, compared to six decades ago, the world's population in 2022 increased by 162.37%.

In 1960, the world's population was only 3.03 billion. It has grown consistently every year until 2022, as shown in the graph above.

Based on gender, the global male population dominates, reaching 4 billion in 2022, while the female population numbered 3.95 billion.

India had the largest population in 2022, reaching 1.42 billion. Next, China had a population of 1.41 billion, followed by the United States with 333.28 million, Indonesia with 275.5 million, and Pakistan with 235.82 million.

Following these, the next countries with the largest populations were Nigeria with 218.54 million in 2022, Brazil with 215.31 million, Bangladesh with 171.18 million, Russia with 143.55 million, and Mexico with 127.5 million.

On the other hand, the country with the smallest population was Tuvalu, with only 11,310 people in 2022. Next was Nauru with a population of 12,660, Palau with 18,050, the British Virgin Islands with 31,300, and St. Martin with 31,790.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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