<h3>Why do third world nations keep reproducing so rapidly?</h3>
I really don't understand this? I know that countries like africa and india and china are some of the world's nations that have the biggest problems with poverty, and hunger and other basic needs. What I don't understand is why nations like these continue to reproduce as if they have no problem? I know china has the one child policy, which is at least a start, but countries like africa or india just keep becoming an ongoing problem with this kind of issue, but don't seem to be changing or even trying to, why not?
<strong>Burundi best answer:</strong>
<p><i>Answer by KatieCheesecake</i><br/>Lack of any form of birth control?</p>
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<img alt="Burundi" src="http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5238/7400982676_c2c2889fc3.jpg" width="400"/><br/>
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The European Commission Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection department (ECHO) opened a country office in Burundi in 1994 following the outbreak of fighting and the influx of refugees fleeing the genocide in Rwanda. Photo credits: EC/ECHO Isabelle D'Haudt</p>
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