In 1989, the governing council of the United Nations improvement program cautioned that 11 July be seen by using the internationally network as world population day.  In 2019 On World Population day, UNFPA will celebrate the topic “Family Planning is a Human Right.”

This year points the 51th anniversary of the 1968 International Conference on Human Rights, where family planning was, just because, all around to be a human right. The Tehran Proclamation states, “Parents have a basic human right to determine freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children.”

In Nepal, increasing accessibility and access to quality family planning carrier and tending to the left out requirement for contraceptives among humans and couples is a key priority of UNFPA. Through its worldwide program UNFPA Supplies, UNFPA has been giving family planning and reproductive health commodities to the Government and local people to offer ladies and men with contraceptives of their decisions.

UNFPA is focused on proceeding with its partnership with the Government of Nepal in guaranteeing general access to quality family planning services to Nepali ladies, men and couples, including youngsters from the most underestimated and vulnerable gatherings.

Population in Nepal

According to the recently published UN report named World Population Prospects 2019, Nepal’s population remains at 29.13 million out of 2020.

Nepal’s population is at present in line with the worldwide population growth rate guidelines that is 1.8 percent. In any case, this rate is probably going to go down in the years to come.

The recently distributed UN-report and World Population Prospects properties the nation’s fertility rate for this decline.

As indicated by current projections, Nepal’s population is required to outperform 30 million individuals in 2022 and will show up at its pinnacle population of 35.32 million by 2049. After 2050, the population is required to shrink, falling down to 24.04 million individuals before the end of century.

After experiencing a small decrease in its population from 2011 to 2014, Nepal’s population is right now developing at a genuinely fairly quick rate of 1.85%.  Since 2015, this rate has extended every year from 0.00% in 2015, to 0.92% in 2016, 1.35% in 2017, 1.68% in 2018, and 1.83% in 2019. The population development rate is required to slow down fundamentally in the following three decades.

Area and Population Density of Nepal

The total surface region of Nepal is at 147,181 square kilometres which changes over to roughly 56,826.90 square miles. With of the above population, this means the population density of around 201 individuals for every square kilometre, or 77 individuals for per square miles. A great part of the population is gathered in Kathmandu in any case, at 52,000 individuals for per square miles or 20,288 for each square kilometre.

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The population growth rate is slowing back down because of a diminishing fertility rate, which is as of now at 1.93 births per woman. The replacement rate is underneath the population substitution pace of 2.1 births per woman and has altogether diminished since 2000 when it was 4.41 births per woman.