Timeline by Skylar Kirby-Ngo _ Student - EastGarnerMS

Reducing Fertility Rate in Extremely Overpopulated Countries

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-08 17:28:12 UTC

Step One

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-08 17:38:14 UTC

Educating Adolecents About the Importance of Safe Sex: Pushing for sexual education in all schools is important to our cause because unwanted children largely contribute to overpopulation in many countries. If we educate teens on how to have safe sex, we can avoid many of these unwanted pregnancies.

Step Two

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-08 17:53:54 UTC

Making Abortions Availible to Women Everywhere: If abortions are availible to women who may want or need in all countries them we can reduce the rate of overpopulation by getting rid of unwanted or unplanned pregnancies. We can achive this by advocating for abortion rights so more women can have access to them.

Step Three

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-08 18:02:37 UTC

Easier Access to Contraceptives: Many countries do not have access to affordable contraceptives, if they had access to these then they could practice safe sex, lowering the birth rate. By decreasing contraceptive prices, more families could avoid accidental pregnancies.

Step Four

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-09 17:29:14 UTC

Family Planning: It is crucial to our goal because it is important for families to make sure they can finacially and emotionally support their children. In many countries, families have an excess of children that they cannot support which leades to overpopulation and poverty. By encouraging family planning it might encourage struggling families to have less children.

Step Five

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-09 17:34:52 UTC

Put Limits on the Amount of Births Families Can Have In Certian Countries: By limiting the amount of births each family can have to 3, in already overpopulated countries, we may be able to slightly lowe the overpopulation rate. But a downside of this could be if the fertility dropped too low.

Conclusion

smkirbyngo — 2024-05-09 17:40:18 UTC

By following these steps we should be able to sucessfuly slow population growth worldwide through education and restrictions.