The Future of Humanity: What the World Population Could Look Like in 2100

Have you ever wondered what the world’s population will look like in the distant future? By 2100, our planet will have undergone significant changes in population distribution. Let’s take a glimpse into the future and explore the projected populations of various countries. These numbers are not only fascinating but also critical for understanding the world’s demographic trends.

Rank	Flag	Country	Projected Population in 2100	Contribution Compared to World
1		India	1,533 Million	14.81%
2		China	771 Million	7.45%
3		Nigeria	546 Million	5.27%
4		Pakistan	487 Million	4.71%
5		Congo	431 Million	4.17%
6		US	394 Million	3.81%
7		Ethiopia	323 Million	3.12%
8		Indonesia	297 Million	2.87%
9		Tanzania	244 Million	2.36%
10		Egypt	205 Million	1.98%
11		Brazil	185 Million	1.79%
12		Philippines	180 Million	1.74%
13		Bangladesh	177 Million	1.71%
14		Niger	166 Million	1.61%
15		Sudan	142 Million	1.37%
16		Angola	133 Million	1.29%
17		Uganda	132 Million	1.28%
18		Mexico	116 Million	1.12%
19		Kenya	113 Million	1.09%
20		Russia	112 Million	1.08%
21		Iraq	111 Million	1.07%
22		Afghanistan	110 Million	1.06%
23		Mozambique	106 Million	1.03%
24		Vietnam	91 Million	0.88%
25		Côte d’Ivoire	88 Million	0.85%
26		Cameroon	87 Million	0.84%
27		Mali	87 Million	0.84%
28		Madagascar	83 Million	0.80%
29		Turkey	82 Million	0.79%
30		Iran	79 Million	0.76%
31		South Africa	74 Million	0.71%
32		Yemen	74 Million	0.71%
33		Japan	74 Million	0.71%
34		UK	70 Million	0.68%
35		Germany	68 Million	0.66%
36		France	60 Million	0.58%
37		Canada	53 Million	0.51%
38		Saudi Arabia	50 Million	0.48%
39		Argentina	47 Million	0.45%
40		Australia	38 Million	0.37%
41		Italy	36 Million	0.35%
42		Spain	30 Million	0.29%
43		South Korea	24 Million	0.23%
44		Netherlands	16 Million	0.15%
45		UAE	14 Million	0.13%
46		Sweden	13 Million	0.13%
47		Switzerland	10 Million	0.10%
48		Austria	8 Million	0.08%
49		Norway	7 Million	0.07%
50		Denmark	7 Million	0.07%
51		Finland	5 Million	0.05%
52		Slovenia	1.6 Million	0.02%
53		Latvia	0.95 Million	0.01%
54		Estonia	0.83 Million	0.01%
55		Iceland	0.37 Million	0.004%

| World | 10.35 Billion | 100.00%

As we explore these projected figures, it’s evident that some countries will experience substantial population growth, while others may see more modest increases or even declines. These demographic shifts will undoubtedly impact global politics, economies, and social structures in the decades to come. It’s essential to keep an eye on these trends as we plan for the future of our planet.