(d) Population policy

A. Population policy framework . 50 51 19

National population policy, 1992

A. Population policy framework

B. Comprehensive national population policy . 29 32 11

B. Comprehensive national population policy

(a) Comprehensive national population policy

degradation, including integration of land management measures with population policy

Subprogramme 3. Population policy and socio economic development 30.7 14.2

Subprogramme 3. Population policy and socio economic development

There is growing recognition of the need to link population policy with development.

Global debates about population policy are confusing.

Regularization requires that the rights of migrants be viewed as a fundamental human right and must be reflected in every State's population policy.

72. The developing and the industrialized countries have different approaches to population policy.

It has remained intact because it captures the essence of global aspirations in population policy making.

44.11 In subprogramme 3, Population policy and socio economic developments, several studies and reports were written on population growth and structure, population development and the environment, population policies and programmes, population policies and women.

A much greater integration between population policy, agriculture and land resource management is needed.

Just as the population policies of recent years play some role in present day demographic dynamics, population policy could also be used to reverse rapid fertility declines.

In the context of land degradation, a much greater integration between population policy, agriculture and land resource management is needed.

While the legal framework is an important vehicle for implementing population policy in developing countries, it is central to the industrialized countries.

UNFPA has always recognized that population activities are multisectoral, with core activities such as family planning and data collection and analysis, as well as the formation of population policy, educational programmes, the provision of vital information and communication.

33. The majority of the countries in the sample reported having a central governmental institution responsible for national population policy (73 per cent).

The majority of countries reported having a central governmental institution responsible for national population policy and or coordination (97 per cent).

(b) Developed countries (industrial and transitional economies). Population growth trends since the 1970s (including developing countries) population characteristics main population related concerns current population policy areas and international cooperation.

The Programme must be carried out in the light of the population and national conditions of each country, and national population policy and objective should be formulated by each country independently according to the relevant provisions of the Programme.

Section H Population questions .

Demographics.

There is also the National Institute of Population Studies concerned with the demographic profile of the country.

37. The inevitable urbanization of the developing world provides major policy challenges for the management and development of population policy, provision of infrastructure and welfare.

31. It should be noted that some national reports indicated that their country had a number of separate population policies that were not integrated under the umbrella of a comprehensive national policy.

China s Decrepit Population

Population Research Centre

(h) Population questions

VIII. POPULATION MOVEMENTS . 351 414 107

5. Population movements

(b) Population movements

(b) Population programmes

policy programme areas in their reports

VIII. POPULATION MOVEMENTS

Population movements and the environment

Population density and the environment

In these cases, population issues and concerns had usually been integrated into a broader policy framework, i.e., social policy, poverty alleviation, or human resource development.

Seminars and workshops were organized for (a) 1,800 participants in the field of training and research in population and development (b) 800 participants in the area of demographic analysis of population data and (c) 1,000 participants in the field of population policy and population and development planning.

Oh, politics, politics.

(d) Population programmes and activities