1. How many children did your grandparents have? What about your parents? How many children do you want to have?
In Africa, having a lot of children is a sign of happiness and success.
As a matter of fact, my grand parents had 10 children ( from my father's side) and 15 ( from my mother side) ... I am still wonderin how they manage to make of each of them the greta personn they became but i guess that there was more facilities in the past.
Today the realisty seems to be different, my parents had 4th children, my two sisters, my brothers and I.And i really think it is the perfect number! :)
For my part i am planning to have 3 or four as may parents did. Seems that the reality they face crisis and all about family planning ect is qite the same for my generation!
However i am wonderin how will i combine my projets with all those kids... :-) ... And my grand mothers said that 4 is not enough... really???
2. What is the population of your country? What impact does the population have on the quality of life there?
Ivory Coast in west Africa has a population of 17 millions of habitants.I think it is quite big for this part of africa, with bigger country such as Mali with their 14 millions, senegal with their 11 millions ect...
About the impact on the population, i deeply think that it will influence the quality of life.
Indeed, it is a good thing to always have workers in the country. We are not going to face any gap because of a lack of employee or a similar situation. And with a economic logic, the more we are, the more we work , moreover the more customers we have...
In theory it is suppose to increase life quality at least, but in practice... it is somehow, way differents from that...
3.Has there been a significant shift in your country from rural areas to urban areas? If yes, what are the consequences?
Definitly!!!
In 2004, my country face a dramatic putsh tentativ. Millions of foreign rebelles had been introduced in the country in order to fight with the army, but also to kill witout remorse all person who will go against their will. The country had been divided in two part during almost 3 years and rebelles and local army were fighting from each side of a " virtual" line dividing the country.No one probably get enough courage to cross the line!
While they were fighting, rebelles in the north were robbing, killing , stealing and making life miserable to people living there. This situation lead to a massive exode from north rurals areas to south urbans ones!As consequences, it lead to a major problem : The deep incapacity to find a job for those " emigrants " ! Actually, the problem is still on " topics" , but the governments is working on it really hard!
In Africa, having a lot of children is a sign of happiness and success.
As a matter of fact, my grand parents had 10 children ( from my father's side) and 15 ( from my mother side) ... I am still wonderin how they manage to make of each of them the greta personn they became but i guess that there was more facilities in the past.
Today the realisty seems to be different, my parents had 4th children, my two sisters, my brothers and I.And i really think it is the perfect number! :)
For my part i am planning to have 3 or four as may parents did. Seems that the reality they face crisis and all about family planning ect is qite the same for my generation!
However i am wonderin how will i combine my projets with all those kids... :-) ... And my grand mothers said that 4 is not enough... really???
2. What is the population of your country? What impact does the population have on the quality of life there?
Ivory Coast in west Africa has a population of 17 millions of habitants.I think it is quite big for this part of africa, with bigger country such as Mali with their 14 millions, senegal with their 11 millions ect...
About the impact on the population, i deeply think that it will influence the quality of life.
Indeed, it is a good thing to always have workers in the country. We are not going to face any gap because of a lack of employee or a similar situation. And with a economic logic, the more we are, the more we work , moreover the more customers we have...
In theory it is suppose to increase life quality at least, but in practice... it is somehow, way differents from that...
3.Has there been a significant shift in your country from rural areas to urban areas? If yes, what are the consequences?
Definitly!!!
In 2004, my country face a dramatic putsh tentativ. Millions of foreign rebelles had been introduced in the country in order to fight with the army, but also to kill witout remorse all person who will go against their will. The country had been divided in two part during almost 3 years and rebelles and local army were fighting from each side of a " virtual" line dividing the country.No one probably get enough courage to cross the line!
While they were fighting, rebelles in the north were robbing, killing , stealing and making life miserable to people living there. This situation lead to a massive exode from north rurals areas to south urbans ones!As consequences, it lead to a major problem : The deep incapacity to find a job for those " emigrants " ! Actually, the problem is still on " topics" , but the governments is working on it really hard!
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