Campaigns

To achieve a sustainable global population, people need to be empowered, informed and persuaded. Our campaigns are intended to bring about vital changes that make a real difference. Find out more about what we’re doing, and how you can help.

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Urge COP26 leaders to empower women and girls

The crucial UN climate change conference, COP26, from 1-12 November in Glasgow must lead to more action to empower women and girls. Sign our petition to COP26 President Alok Sharma MP!
Liberian school girl

Urge the UK Foreign Secretary to reverse the devastating aid cuts

The UK Government's planned aid cuts will deal a devastating blow to the most vulnerable women and girls. Urge the Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to reverse this terrible move.
Thai mother and baby

Urge the G20 Leaders to Fund Family Planning

270 million women and girls worldwide have an unmet need for modern contraceptives but global family planning funding falls short. Join us in urging the G20 leaders to commit sufficient funding to the UNFPA. 

Population and the Sustainable Development Goals

The United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to achieve decent lives for all on a healthy planet by 2030. As things stand, most of them are likely to be missed. This is partly because they fail to address human population growth.

Call on governments to include population in biodiversity agreement

To prevent further biodiversity loss, we must address the impact of our growing human population. Please call on your country’s environment minister to support the inclusion of positive, choice-based population action in the Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework.

Welcome to the Anthropocene

We now live in the 'Anthropocene' - the age in which the main force altering the planet itself is us. Human population growth is one of the key drivers of those changes. It's vital that people understand what is happening to the Earth and how we can change it. Help us spread the word.

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