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The image presents a line graph delineating the percentage of populations residing in urban areas from 1970 to 2020, with forecasts for 2030 and 2040, for four Asian countries: Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. In 1970, Philippines registered approximately 30%, Malaysia 25%, Thailand slightly above 10%, and Indonesia around 15%. By 1980, Philippines increased to nearly 40%, Malaysia to about 30%, Thailand to around 18%, and Indonesia to roughly 20%. In 1990, Philippines reached over 45%, Malaysia approximately 40%, Thailand slightly below 25%, and Indonesia about 25%. By 2000, Philippines had about 50%, Malaysia slightly above 55%, Thailand around 30%, and Indonesia nearing 30%. In 2010, Philippines climbed to approximately 60%, Malaysia slightly over 70%, Thailand nearly 35%, and Indonesia around 40%. By 2020, Philippines reached around 65%, Malaysia exceeded 75%, Thailand slightly above 40%, and Indonesia around 45%. Projections for 2030 show Philippines at approximately 70%, Malaysia reaching near 80%, Thailand at 50%, and Indonesia at about 55%. For 2040, forecasts indicate Philippines at around 75%, Malaysia nearing 85%, Thailand close to 60%, and Indonesia approximately 65%.
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The graph illustrates proportion of the number of people living in ubran areas in four Asian countries including The Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, between 1970 and 2020 with forecasts for 2030 and 2040.
Overall, all four countries witnessed a steady rise, with Malaysia experiencing the most rapid growth, while Thailand remained the least urbanized. This upward trend is expected to continue over the coming decades.
In 1970 Malaysia and the Philippines had nearly identical urban populations, around 30%. However, Malaysia’s urbanization rate surged dramatically, exceeding 75% by 2020 and it is expected to surpass 80% by 2040. On the other hand, urban growth in the Philippines was more moderate except in 1990, when it rose sharply to around 50% with a predicted rise to approximately 60% by 2040.
Indonesia and Thailand started with a lower urbanization rate, almost 15% and 20% respectively. Indonesia experienced consistent growth, overtaking Thailand by the 1990s, reaching around 50% by 2020 and is anticipated to approach just over 60% by 2040. Meanwhile Thailand progressed more slowly, growing just over 30% by 2020 and is expected to reach around 50% by 2040.
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