Band 6+: The chart below provides information about the growth of urban population in certain parts of the world including future prediction. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart depicts data about the increase of urban population in certain parts of the world including future prediction.

Overall, it is evident that the growth of rural population showed an upward trend among all region of the world. Additionally, urban population will significate increase in the future over the given period.

Looking at the entire world data in more detail, it can be seen that city’s population accounted for 30% of the whole world in 1985 and this population was modestly growth to 48%, an increase of 18% over the 50-year period and there was a slight increase, peaked at 60% in the future. In contrast, the rural population growth by Latin America was about 41% in 1950. Then, it had dramatically increased to 70% and this figure again growth to 80% in 2050, which will reach highest point entire the chart.

Turning to Africa, we can see that city’s population increased around 12% in 1950, while this population was gradually climbed to 39% in 2000 and this figure again increased in the future, which will reached 51% in 2050. Similarly, this this was followed by Asia, which started 13% in 1950. During 1950 to 2000, the urban population was sharply grown, an increased of 26% in 2000 and this number of populations will again increase to 57% in 2050.