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Population


POP/826
17/04/2002
Press Release
POP/826


GHANAIAN RURAL HEALTH INNOVATOR, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH NGO


WIN UNITED NATIONS POPULATION AWARD


NEW YORK, 17 April 2002 (UNFPA) –- Dr. Kwasi Odoi-Agyarko, the leader of an innovative rural health programme in Ghana, and EngenderHealth, a non-governmental organization that trains and gives technical assistance to reproductive health service providers in developing countries, will share the 2002 United Nations Population Award.

POP/825-SOC/4610
09/04/2002
Press Release
POP/825
SOC/4610


OLDER PEOPLE’S VOICES NEED TO BE HEARD TO REDUCE POVERTY, NEW PUBLICATION SHOWS


MADRID, 9 April (UNFPA) -— Population ageing is increasingly becoming an issue of concern in many parts of the world.  A new publication from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) explains why.

POP/820
02/04/2002
Press Release
POP/820


Commission on Population and Development

Thirty-fifth Session

4th Meeting (PM)


COMMISSION ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT HOLDS PANEL DISCUSSION

ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, RIGHTS


Population Trends, HIV/AIDS, Abortion among Issues Addressed

By Experts from Ireland, Chile, South Africa, Russian Federation

POP/818
01/04/2002
Press Release
POP/818


Commission on Population and Development

Thirty-fifth Session

1st & 2nd Meetings (AM & PM)


COMMISSION ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT OPENS 35TH SESSION AT HEADQUARTERS


The Commission on Population and Development today opened its thirty-fifth session, with reproductive rights and reproductive health with special reference to HIV/AIDS as its theme.  The session will last through 5 April.

POP/817
28/03/2002
Press Release
POP/817


Background Release


COMMISSION ON POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT TO MEET FROM 1-5 APRIL


Theme:  Reproductive Rights, Health with Special Reference to HIV/AIDS


Reproductive rights and reproductive health, with special reference to HIV/AIDS will be the theme of the thirty-fifth session of the Commission on Population and Development, to be held at Headquarters from 1 to 5 April.

POP/815
21/03/2002
Press Release
POP/815


FUTURE WORLD POPULATION GROWTH TO BE CONCENTRATED IN URBAN AREAS OF WORLD


According to New Report Issued by United Nations Population Division


New York, 21 March (DESA) -- Virtually all the population growth expected at the world level during the next 30 years will be concentrated in urban areas. Also, for the first time in the world’s history, the number of urban dwellers will equal the number of rural dwellers in 2007.