In which situation will processes of population change directly connect with human development planning?

Correct answer: When births, deaths, and migration change demand for education, health, and jobs

Direct answer: A. Population processes include births, deaths, and migration. These processes change the number, age structure, location, and needs of people. More births may increase the need for maternal care, immunisation, schools, and child services. Changes in deaths can affect population size and health planning. Migration can increase or reduce the demand for jobs, housing, transport, schools, and medical facilities in particular places. Human development planning must therefore use demographic information to match services with people’s needs. A is correct because it directly connects demographic change with education, health, and employment. B and C concern physical features, not direct demographic processes. D is unrelated to population planning. A useful way to remember this is: people create demand for services, and population processes change where that demand occurs and what kind of services are needed.