Ho ea ka tlaleho ea United Nations 'World Population Prospects 2022' e lokollotsoeng kajeno, palo ea baahi ba lefatše e ka fihla ho limilione tse likete tse robeli bohareng ba Pulungoana ea 2022.
UN e tlaleha merero ea hore palo ea baahi ba lefatše e tla eketseha ho fihla ho limilione tse likete tse 8.5 ka 2030, ho ea ho limilione tse likete tse 9.7 ka 2050 le ho ea ho limilione tse likete tse 10.4 ka 2100.
Palo ea baahi ba lefats'e e ntse e eketseha ka lebaka la ho fokotseha ha palo ea batho ba shoang, ha nako ea bophelo ea lefats'e e fihla ho lilemo tse 72.8 ka 2019, e batlang e le bolelele ba lilemo tse robong ho feta kamoo e neng e le ka 1990, leha lebelo la kholo le ntse le fokotseha butle butle hona joale, lipatlisiso tsa UN li boletse.
Palo ea batho e tla eketseha ka tsela e sa lekanang lefatšeng ka bophara, UN litsebi morero, ka India ho hapa China joalo ka naha e nang le baahi ba bangata ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng ka 2023 'me hammoho le Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines le Tanzania tse etsang karolo e fetang halofo ea kholo e lebelletsoeng.
Ho ea ka Mongoli-Kakaretso oa Machaba a Kopaneng, Antonio Guterres, ketsahalo ea bohlokoahali ea limilione tse likete tse robeli “ke khopotso ea boikarabelo ba rōna bo kopanetsoeng ba ho hlokomela polanete ea rōna.”
Lefatše le ntse le aparetsoe ke ho se lekane ho hoholo ha tekano le litlhaselo tsa litokelo tsa basali le seoa sa lefats'e sa COVID-19, koluoa ea boemo ba leholimo, lintoa le likoluoa tsa botho li bonts'itse hore lefats'e le "kotsing," Guterres a eketsa.
Mongoli-Kakaretso oa Machaba a Kopaneng o itse: “Ho finyella palo ea baahi ba lefatše ba limilione tse likete tse robeli ke letšoao la bohlokoa, empa kamehla re lokela ho tsepamisa maikutlo ho batho.
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- 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.
- Mongoli-Kakaretso oa Machaba a Kopaneng o itse: “Ho finyella palo ea baahi ba lefatše ba limilione tse likete tse robeli ke letšoao la bohlokoa, empa kamehla re lokela ho tsepamisa maikutlo ho batho.
