2004 World Population
Data Sheet
The just-released 2004 World Population Data Sheet has the most up-to-date demographic data and estimates for all the countries and regions of the world.
World Population Highlights 2004
This policy brief provides highlights of the 2004 World Population Data Sheet.
| Asia and HIV/AIDS |
 HIV/AIDS Epidemics Expanding Rapidly in Asia
China's Population: New Trends and Challenges (PDF: 713KB)
China's Growing AIDS Epidemic Increasingly Affects Women
| United States |
Immigration and Fading Color Lines in America
Rural Kids in U.S. Lagging in Health, Education
U.S. Census 2000: Multiracial Identity of Children of Mixed-Race Couples
| Other News and Reports |
Improving Reproductive Health in Romania (PDF: 140KB)
Population Growth and Deforestation: A Critical and Complex Relationship
The Healthy Newborn Partnership (PDF: 184KB)
| Upcoming Training |
Workshop on Communicating Population and Health Research to Policymakers — Uganda, October 2004 |
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Niger is expected to have the world's fastest-growing population between now and 2050, more than quadrupling to 53 million. Bulgaria will decline the most, from 8 million to about 5 million.
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293,600,000
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Source: 2004 World Population Data Sheet, PRB. |
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