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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     Chad: 282.01% 
# 2     Uganda: 250.65% 
# 3     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 245.47% 
# 4     Somalia: 240.5% 
# 5     Mali: 230.27% 
# 6     Oman: 218.02% 
# 7     Liberia: 209.98% 
# 8     Mauritania: 207.91% 
# 9     Gambia, The: 195.18% 
# 10     Sierra Leone: 188.69% 
# 11     Madagascar: 185.91% 
# 12     Saudi Arabia: 185.38% 
# 13     Kuwait: 180.75% 
# 14     Burkina Faso: 179.53% 
# 15     Niger: 174.81% 
# 16     Benin: 173.96% 
# 17     Guinea-Bissau: 166.78% 
# 18     Ethiopia: 164.22% 
# 19     Burundi: 158.47% 
# 20     Paraguay: 155.25% 
# 21     Tanzania: 143.65% 
# 22     Guatemala: 142.58% 
# 23     Angola: 140.89% 
# 24     Nigeria: 139.73% 
# 25     Pakistan: 138.11% 
# 26     Guinea: 137.86% 
# 27     Senegal: 135.1% 
# 28     Jordan: 128.48% 
# 29     Iraq: 127.14% 
# 30     Bhutan: 127% 
# 31     Papua New Guinea: 123.71% 
# 32     Nicaragua: 122.22% 
# 33     Cameroon: 119.34% 
# 34     Cote d'Ivoire: 117.82% 
# 35     Nepal: 110.78% 
# 36     Malawi: 110.28% 
# 37     Zambia: 107.67% 
# 38     Libya: 106.39% 
# 39     Syria: 105.86% 
# 40     Bolivia: 100.01% 
# 41     Sudan: 99.91% 
# 42     Malaysia: 93.99% 
# 43     El Salvador: 93% 
# 44     Ecuador: 92.04% 
# 45     Togo: 88.65% 
# 46     Honduras: 81.17% 
# 47     Central African Republic: 78.05% 
# 48     Dominica: 73.91% 
# 49     Laos: 71.76% 
# 50     Haiti: 70.17% 
# 51     Philippines: 67.36% 
# 52     Algeria: 66.22% 
# 53     Colombia: 66.03% 
# 54     Morocco: 66% 
# 55     Israel: 64.39% 
# 56     Egypt: 64.26% 
# 57     Venezuela: 63.33% 
# 58     Peru: 62.05% 
# 59     Mongolia: 61.02% 
# 60     Uzbekistan: 60.94% 
# 61     Ghana: 60.62% 
# 62     India: 57.6% 
# 63     Bangladesh: 56.24% 
# 64     United Arab Emirates: 53.6% 
# 65     Kyrgyzstan: 51.85% 
# 66     Iran: 51.52% 
# 67     Albania: 51.18% 
# 68     Costa Rica: 51% 
# 69     Mexico: 50.34% 
# 70     Vietnam: 48.87% 
# 71     Gabon: 48.57% 
# 72     Jamaica: 48.04% 
# 73     Indonesia: 47.88% 
# 74     Panama: 47.54% 
# 75     Turkey: 46.68% 
# 76     Tunisia: 46.46% 
# 77     Argentina: 45.49% 
# 78     United States: 45.31% 
# 79     Brazil: 43.94% 
# 80     Burma: 43.37% 
# 81     Azerbaijan: 41.75% 
# 82     Tajikistan: 39.75% 
# 83     Cambodia: 38.3% 
# 84     Namibia: 37.1% 
# 85     Lebanon: 35.38% 
# 86     Uruguay: 33.92% 
# 87     Turkmenistan: 29.16% 
# 88     Australia: 28.9% 
# 89     New Zealand: 28.54% 
# 90     Kenya: 25.65% 
# 91     Chile: 25.6% 
# 92     Rwanda: 21.78% 
# 93     Korea, North: 20.12% 
# 94     Sri Lanka: 18.94% 
# 95     Mozambique: 18.42% 
# 96     Canada: 18.05% 
# 97     Ireland: 17.94% 
# 98     Iceland: 17.54% 
# 99     Denmark: 16.5% 
# 100     Norway: 15.46% 
# 101     Thailand: 15.21% 
# 102     Netherlands: 12.2% 
# 103     France: 9.99% 
# 104     China: 7.52% 
# 105     Sweden: 7.37% 
# 106     United Kingdom: 6.87% 
# 107     Trinidad and Tobago: 5.84% 
# 108     Korea, South: 4.78% 
# 109     Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of: 3.38% 
# 110     Switzerland: 1.8% 
# 111     Austria: 0.79% 
# 112     Armenia: -0.29% 
# 113     Moldova: -0.47% 
# 114     Bosnia and Herzegovina: -0.65% 
# 115     Belgium: -2.7% 
# 116     Cuba: -2.83% 
# 117     Kazakhstan: -5.45% 
# 118     Finland: -7.83% 
# 119     Czech Republic: -8.88% 
# 120     Greece: -11.47% 
# 121     Russia: -11.57% 
# 122     Poland: -12.25% 
# 123     Slovakia: -13.03% 
# 124     Romania: -14.02% 
# 125     Germany: -14.48% 
# 126     Belarus: -14.53% 
# 127     Slovenia: -14.94% 
# 128     Lithuania: -15.61% 
# 129     Croatia: -16.01% 
# 130     Portugal: -18.32% 
# 131     Zimbabwe: -18.37% 
# 132     Hungary: -19.49% 
# 133     Italy: -20.39% 
# 134     Japan: -20.95% 
# 135     Ukraine: -21.84% 
# 136     Spain: -22.71% 
# 137     Latvia: -25.1% 
# 138     South Africa: -25.35% 
# 139     Botswana: -26.42% 
# 140     Bulgaria: -34.8% 
# 141     Estonia: -35.95% 
Weighted average: 64.6%  


DEFINITION: Percentage change in projected population between 2000 and 2050
Units: Percent Change in Population
Units: A threshold of 0 was applied. All countries with growth rates of 0 or below received the same score.

SOURCE: Population Reference Bureau, 2001 World Population Data Sheet, Washington, DC: PRB, 2001. via ciesin.org

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"Projected population growth by country", Population Reference Bureau, 2001 World Population Data Sheet, Washington, DC: PRB, 2001. via ciesin.org. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/red/graph/peo_pro_pop_gro-people-projected-population-growth&b_map=1

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Greg
8th October 2010
Yes, can you please tell over how long these % increases are projected to occur?
Ian Graham
Staff Editor

6th March 2005
Population growth is like a snowball rolling down a snow-covered hill. As the snowball rolls, more snow sticks to it and it gets heavier and gains more momentum. The heavier it becomes, the more rapidly it grows.

Imagine a fictional country with a population of one million people and apply the 2003 population growth rate of Qatar, which was 2.87 percent.

The population would increase by 28,700 the first year. The second year, assuming the growth rate stayed the same, the population would grow by 29,524 people. The third year it would increase by 30,371.

After five years, the population would have grown by 151,988 people, or about 15 percent. After 10 years, the population would be 1,327,063. That’s almost a 33 percent increase.

The yearly increase after 10 years, in real terms, would have increased 29 percent, from 28,700 the first year to 37,024 in the tenth year.

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