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KOFI ANNAN, UN SECRETARY GENERAL FROM 1997 tO 2006. If we continue in this way, if we do not do anything to stop population growth, we are going to yer the price, we will find ourselves in an overpopulated world. Demographics have an impact on economic development, the environment and the Earth's limited resources. The long-term effort needed to maintain a collective well-being that is in balance with the atmosphere and climate require ultimately sustainable patterns of consumption and production, which can only be achieved and maintained if the world's population does not exceed a sustainable figure. an effective policy to control human fertility, and therefore the growth of the world population, could have a more pronounced impact on the future of food security that efforts to improve crop yields. demographic trends are not inevitable, mostly influenced by policies. A discourse must emerge on how to improve African families' access to expanded reproductive health services - including education in this area - and services for women and especially adolescent gi*ls to reduce unmet needs in Family planning is critical to slowing population growth that is unsustainable in the long term and the resulting negative consequences for the economy, the environment and development efforts at the levels Saturday 1 , daily rELEASE spent yesterday a record about the nun demographics with among others this article Saturday 10, according to the Lancet, the overall number of children per woman in the world rose from 4.7 in 1950 to 2 , 4 today. And the weekly Le Point to titrate yesterday World demography: decline for rich countries, baby boom for others