New Delhi: A strange news is coming from a Scandinavian nation. Here, leave will be granted for something that is quite unusual. People in Denmark will be given leave to have sex. The government of Denmark has made provisions for the employees to take leave for having sex.
Why has Danish govt made provision of leaves for sex?
The decreasing population of Denmark has been a matter of concern for the government there. From time to time, the government there runs such campaigns. This is done so that people get the feeling of having a child.
‘Do it for Denmark’ is the campaign for Danes
This is done so that people are given leave from the office to make sexual relationships. The Danish government has asked citizens to have as many children as possible. The government says that taking advantage of these holidays, people should have more and more sex. They are promoting this under the campaign “DO IT FOR DENMARK”.
Such campaigns are being run to counter low population growth
The rate of population growth in Denmark is slow. Sometimes it even goes into negative figures. As the birth rate declined and reached 1.7, the government has started this campaign. People are being given leave to have sex.
Along with this, advertisements related to sex have been put in place. This is done so that the people think about having children by having a relationship with their partners.
Danish people want to have fun, not children
Actually, the people here do not believe in having children. They like to live their life with fun. That is the reason why the population here is gradually decreasing. Denmark is at number two among the happy countries. The government responsibly take care of the happiness of its citizens.
Denmark’s population will increase in the next 10 years
Decreasing population is a matter of concern for the government of Denmark. After running several campaigns, the government is confident that the population will cross the the 6 million mark. If this comes into fruition, Denmark will have cross such a mark of population for the first time in 10 years.
These projections assume that the annual growth rate will drop from 0.38% in 2020 to 0.19% by 2050. During the same period Denmark’s population is expected to grow to 5,796,800 in 2020, 6,024,516 in 2030, 6,192,283 in 2040 and 6,314,402 by 2050.
