Webinar: 2011 World Population Data Sheet

In this webinar recorded on July 28, 2011, PRB demographers Carl Haub, James Gribble, and Linda Jacobsen presented key findings from the 2011 World Population Data Sheet that illustrated just how stark the contrasts are between rich and poor countries, and the implications of a world of 7 billion people. Focus countries included Democratic Republic of Congo, Germany, Guatemala, India, Italy, Uganda, and the United States.

2011 World Population Data Sheet

Date published: July 28, 2011

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Areas of Expertise
- Population Dynamics and Planning
Regions
- Global
Resource Languages
- English
- French
- Spanish
Resource Types
- World Population Data Sheet

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