Resource Hub
Population Matters has been conducting research and producing briefings and government submissions for more than 20 years.
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Nigeria Population: Citizens’ Perception Survey Report
In partnership with Nigerian organisation Cislac, in 2023 Population Matters commissioned the first ever nationwide survey of views on population in Nigeria.
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Population Matters Magazine Autumn 2023
Our Autumn 2023 magazine.
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Vanishing Icons
Six detailed case studies of charismatic megafauna at risk of extinction due to the pressure of human population growth.
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Two-child population policies in India
Population Matters’ evidence submitted to the Commission on the Status of Women regarding coercive population policies in India.
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2023 Submissions to commission on Status of Women
Evidence submitted by Population Matters and Population Balance to the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women, in preparation for its 68th session in 2024.
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Power to the people: how population policies work
A 20-page report examining the elements of successful, effective choice-based population policies, with short case studies of four examples – Thailand, Kerala, Rwanda and Costa Rica.
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Population Matters Magazine Spring 2023
Our Spring 2023 Magazine.
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Letter to UK Prime Minister calling for population action
We are calling for our political leaders to recognise population growth as the elephant in the room by setting up an independent body to assess the impact of changing UK demographics…
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iCon: Apple, consumption, and the future of the planet
A fully referenced 27-page report detailing the impact of unsustainable consumption on the planet, how Apple contributes to that impact, and what Apple – and all of us – can do about it.
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Achieving SDG6: Water and Population
A fully referenced briefing outlining the relationship between population and water.
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Note: Documents published by Population Matters in the past may not reflect current policies or positions.