An analytical study on the impact of overpopulation in the context of Sustainable Development and Public Health

In the present era, among all the other predicament, the human kind suffering most from, is the overburden of population, which has been considered a contemporaneous issue throughout the globe, The population-density tendency today is delineated by an incremental branching across the developed and developing countries. The humanity had already witnessed grievous natural calamities as a result of environmental consequences. Hence the purpose of this study is to understand the aftermath of overpopulation towards sustainability considering the 3 pillars of sustainability namely environment, society, and economy and also on the public health. The researcher seeks to find out the factors associated with the population hindering the sustainable development of a developing country which had been done through exploratory factor analysis. Several hypotheses had been formed to understand the significance of impact of overpopulation on economy, environment, society and public health through several parametric and non-parametric tests. This study is combination of exploratory and descriptive research design and a single questionnaire had been created and administered in different areas of the study to understand the awareness level of the population by the researcher. Finally, this study will elucidate the consequences of overpopulation precisely in context of sustainable development and public health