There's a billion people obese or overweight and a billion people hungry.

India with 1.5 Billion People

One billion people speak English.

But China has 1.3 billion people.

This box contains one billion people.

But what about India s other billion people?

A billion people speak the English language.

Approximately seven billion people inhabit our planet.

Some 6.3 billion people now live on Earth.

Meanwhile, a billion people go hungry each day.

There's around 6 billion people in the world.

More than a billion people live in China.

A billion people, 1 6th of the world population.

There are almost seven billion people in the world.

About a billion people suffer from hunger and poverty.

By 2100, one billion to three billion people worldwide are expected to suffer from water scarcity.

Not to beat a dead horse, but this is a global food system where there's a billion people hungry and billion people obese.

The lives of the billion poorest people depend on it.

In 2011 the world's population will exceed 7 billion people.

There are more than six billion people in the world.

1.3 billion people around the world lack access to electricity.

There are now seven billion people on the planet, compared to just three billion a half century ago.

Yet there are 2.8 billion people under the age of 25 out of a world population of six billion.

More than a billion people around the world today do not.

But for the world's remaining two billion people, life remains desperate.

Other people have put the figure closer to US 17 billion.

We go from a couple of million people to the seven billion people we are today.

In 1929, there were slightly more than two billion people living on the planet today, there are 6.7 billion, and in 2050 there will be nine billion.

The environmental challenge is even more stark in developing countries, where five billion of the earth's six billion people live.

For roughly one billion people, bare survival is nothing short of precarious.

BANGALORE Half of humanity 3.5 billion people live in urban areas today.

What about resources? How are we going to feed nine billion people?

For 27 billion, we could prevent 28 million people from getting HIV.

Close to 1.6 billion people depend on forest resources for their survival.

Even before the recent food price spikes, an estimated billion people were suffering from chronic hunger, while another two billion were experiencing malnutrition, bringing the total number of food insecure people to around three billion, or almost half the world s population.

By 2050, we're going to have nine billion people all the scientists agree.

The situation of the 1.4 billion people living in extreme poverty is different.

Until 1989, the global market encompassed between 800 million and one billion people.

A billion people joined the human race in just the last 12 years.

An estimated two billion people alive today have been infected with hepB, while 350 million people are chronically infected.

More than a billion people in developing countries lack access to clean water more than two billion have no access to basic sanitation.

Even in absolute terms, despite population growth, the number of extremely poor people fell during that period, from 1.9 billion to 1.4 billion.

Japan s 150 million people still produce far more than 2.5 billion Chinese and Indians.

Unfortunately, poverty remains endemic, with more than a billion people going hungry every day.

Of the world's six billion people, more than 50 live in cities and towns.