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Enforcement of One Child Policy

-Reduced wages to 1+ children families


-Forced sterilisation and abortion


-Propaganda campaign


-Benefits extra rice rations, free education etc.

Problems with enforcing the One Child Policy

-Resistance in rural areas where large families help on the farm


- Abuse of human rights (forced sterilisations, abortions etc.)


Successes of the One Child Policy

-400million births prevented


-Reduced strain on resources


-Reduced unemployment


-Fertility rate reduced from 5.7 to 1.8


- Economic growth du to emergence of educated, productive demographic.

Failures of the One Child Policy

- Increased female infanticide (90% abortions female)


- Gender imbalance 116 men to 100 women


- Increase in human trafficking and prostitution as men can't find a wife


-Ageing population could lead to future economic downturn as not enough workers


-Fertility below replacement level

Why is the Gambia so popular?

-90,000 annual visitors


-Cultural roots museum


-Beach, warm sea etc.


-Hot all year tropical climate


-Package holidays makes it cheap and easy


-Most speak English

Economic effects of mass tourism

-Jobs for locals - in Gambia every worker has to support 5 people


-12% Gambia GDP


-Jobs seasonal and badly paid £30 a month


-Foreign money leaks

Social impacts of mass tourism

-Encourages youths to stay in area


-Culture preserved e.g. Roots


-Infrastructure benefits locals


-Tourist offend culture little clothing


-Tourist congestion

Environmental impacts of mass tourism

-Income reinvested into environment


-Transportation pollutes


-Increased litter and sewage


-Destruction of natural habitats e.g. sightseeing boats

How Antarctica is coping with tourism

-Antarctic Treaty: boats max 500


-IAATO: SSIs off limits, no limits, wildlife undisturbed supervised tourists


-Permits: Visitors educated

Negatives of tourism in Antarctica

- 2007 oil spill


-99% converted in ice so honey pot


-46000 in 2007 rapid increase


-Penguin breeding patterns disturbed

Lake District increasing tourism

-ACCESSIBILITY: Langdale bus, discounts at cafes for bus tickets, roads improved


-PRESERVATION: speed limit of boats at windermere


-FOOTPATHS: popular routes rested and reinforced with local stone- 4mill visitors caused erosion


-ADVERTISEMENT:1.3 to 1.4 mill spending


-ACTIVITIES: farms diversifying e.g. clay pigeon shooting

Migration benefits to host

-Cope with ageing pop 80% migrants 35 or under


-Fills a gap in market for skilled jobs


-Brings aspects of culture to UK

Migration disadvantages to host

-Most of money earned sent home


-Migrants cause strain on NHS and schools


-Increased demand leads to rising house prices


-Tension between migrants and locals

Migration benefits to source

-Influx of foreign cash as wages send back - pound stronger so economy strengthened


-Raised standards of living as strain on resources reduced

Migration disadvantages to source

-Loss of working age and those most likely to have skills and education


-Division of families and loss of young men imbalanced pop structure

Migration push factors

-40% youth unemployment Poland


- $12,700 average earnings

Migration pull factors

-5% unemployment


- $50,900 average earnings


-Demand for skilled workers


-EU migration unrestricted 2004

Ageing population strategies

-Retirement aged increased to 66 by 2020 increase workforce decrease pensions


-Migration 80% under 35 more working pop and people of reproductive age


-Increase BR free childcare and working family tax credits


-Increase taxes

Causes of ageing population

-Medical advances


-Free health care NHS


-Increase living standards and life expectancy rose by 7 years for men


-Baby boomers retiring


-Falling birth rate

Problems of ageing population

-Increased elderly in poverty as pension inadequate


-NHS under strain 13 nights average stay for 75+, 8 nights on average


- Other areas like education, business etc that grow the economy underfunded so economic growth slow and demographic groups underrepresented

Issues with transmigration

-Migrants outnumber locals conflict


-Migrants still in poverty


-Cost high borrow from world Bank


-49mill hectares of forest cleared


-10% of sites failed due to poor soil and lack of skills

Effectiveness of transmigration

-Unsustainable as doesn't address cause only redistributes impact


-Pop growth still rapid so Java still experiencing issues


-Sites unsuccessful