Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,3     |          present and the future of a population~6. The great efforts that
 2 I, 0,4     |             the world. Within a poor population, the first victims are always
 3 I, 0,4     |    developing countries—20% of their population—still do not have access
 4 I, 0,5     |       malnutrition. This weakens the population physically, placing them
 5 I, B,11    |             the world probably had a population of five million. In the
 6 I, B,11(22)|                   Cf. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), The State
 7 I, B,11(22)|           UNFPA), The State of World Population 1993, New York, 1993. Cf.
 8 I, B,11(22)|           also United Nations, World Population Prospects: the 1992 Revision,
 9 I, B,11(22)|            UNFPA, The State of World Population 1994, Choices and Responsibilities.~
10 I, B,11(23)|          from hunger live, the rural population has more than doubled and
11 I, B,11(23)|           than doubled and the urban population has tripled or even quadrupled
12 I, B,11    | Technological changes must accompany population growth, otherwise the regular
13 I, B,12    |            implications~15. Is rapid population growth a cause or a consequence
14 I, B,12    |             Except in extreme cases, population density cannot account for
15 I, B,12    |        Zambia which could have fed a population 20 times the size of their
16 I, B,12    |       poverty merely by reducing the population growth rate(25).~The demographic
17 I, B,12(25)|      Pontifical Academy of Sciences, Population and Resources. Report, Vatican
18 I, B,12(26)|           and Pastoral Dimensions of Population Trends, Vatican City, 1994.
19 I, B,12(26)|         contribute to reducing world population growth. One is economic
20 I, B,12(27)|      attending the Week of Study on "Population and Resources" organised
21 I, C,14    |   advertising also contribute to the population drain from the countryside.
22 I, D,16    |             for increasing the world population from 3 to 5.3 billion over
23 I, D,17    |      outstripping its already record population growth rate. In most countries
24 II, 0,20   |            all the means to feed the population of the planet, and yet with
25 III, 0,35  |             in the field serving the population and the technical personnel
26 III, 0,38  |              major proportion of the population is suffering from hunger.
27 III, 0,44  |        access to them by the peasant population. One of the reasons why
28 III, 0,46  |              land use. Over half the population in developing countries