The presented line graph indicates the ratio of the city population level in several countries of the Asian region during 1970-2020 and the possible prognosis for 2030-2040. The showings reflecting the changing demographics in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia and their influence on the projections up to 2040 can be analyzed taking into account the entire prospects of dwelling in the settlements of the aforementioned countries being firmly confirmed with the graphs for each state separately. It is obvious that the indexes increasing will be forecast for all the populated by 2040 and perhaps Malaysia is planned to be the most densely occupied zone.
Despite 30% and 31% of urban dwellers were counted in Malaysia and Philippines in the beginning of the period as well as Indonesia and Thailand demonstrated 12% and 19% only, the next 20 years reflected the percentage growth with insignificant fluctuations and changing the positions and crossing with the indicators describing Malaysia regions at the 40% point, then a significant surge took place in 1990. In contrast, the mark is supposed to be increased by 2040 while the Philippines reported a moderate decline during the 1980s that will probably be compensated with an accelerated increase in the birth rate by 2040.
The Indonesian indicators reflected the non-rural residency level of nearly 28% in Thailand in 2010. That is confirmed with the statistical data of World Statistics Group as well as the same indexes were registered with the percentage growth (at 42%) in the Philippines. Moreover, further increase is supposed to be noted by the end of the period. Finally, 40% of the discussed human resources are waited for in Thailand by the final date, while today the marker is the point of 30%.