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Band 7+: The diagrams below show information about the population in urban and rural areas in millions for the years 2010, 2020, 2030, and 2040.

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The image shows a table and two pie charts. The table displays population data in millions: Urban regions have 2500 (2010), 4300 (2020), 8900 (2030), and 9200 (2040); Rural regions have 3100 (2010), 3050 (2020), 2890 (2030), and 890 (2040). The left pie chart for Urban shows 23% women, 23% men, 15% elderly, 39% children. The right pie chart for Rural shows 26% women, 19% men, 12% elderly, 43% children.
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The illustrations demonstrate how many people lived in urban and rustic areas between 2010 and 2040, with proportions of women, men, elderly and children.

At first glance, the urban population will grow significantly, while in villages, this amount will drop three times from initial value. Additionally, the rate of children remains high, and that of elders is the lowest for both past and future.

The table shows that the population of the urban region was 2500 million in 2010. At the same time, the amount of people in rural areas was 3100 million. These numbers will change over three decades: for urbans it will become 9200 million, and for rustics it will decrease to 890 million.

The second illustration provides information that part for children is the biggest for both times: 39% in 2010 and 43% in 2040. Meanwhile, the proportion for elderly ones remains the lowest, becoming 13% from 15% after years. The rate of women increased slightly for 3%, while that of men will become lower, dropping to 19% from 23%.

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