Measures to solve the population problem in South Asia

Specific measures to solve the population problem in South Asia are as follows:

1. education: improving the level of education can reduce the fertility rate. The government can increase education funds, promote the education of women and girls, and increase the publicity of family planning and sex education, thus reducing the fertility rate.

2. Medical care: provide people with adequate medical resources and health protection, and at the same time strengthen maternal and child health care and family planning to reduce the mortality rate of high-risk pregnant women.

3. Economy: Improve people's income and living standards, reduce children's labor force, encourage people to pay more attention to personal and family development, and promote family planning.

4. Immigration: The government can encourage those who are able and willing to emigrate to other countries to spread the population pressure.

5. Environment: improve environmental quality, improve people's living conditions, promote all-round economic, cultural and social development, enhance people's social welfare, and reduce the negative impact of population growth on the environment.