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Population Matters has been conducting research and producing briefings and government submissions for more than 20 years.
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Population Matters Magazine Autumn 2020
Summarises our World Population Day activities on population and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, explains how we’re working to influence the new global agreement on biodiversity, features an interview with…
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The Unmet Contraceptive Needs of Women and Girls – 2020
A four-page summary outlining the unmet contraceptive needs of women and girls globally and the relationship between the provision of modern family planning and social and environmental issues.
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Hitting the Targets – Population and the SDGs
Fully referenced, illustrated 24-page report examining the impact of population growth on the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, and how the SDGs can help address population.
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Population Matters Magazine Spring 2020
Features Chris Packham’s ‘7.7 Billion and Counting’, a summary of ICPD25, Population Decomposing, and an interview with Judy Ling Wong.
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Gift Aid declaration form
Printable version of a Gift Aid declaration form for tax efficient donations.
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POPULATION MATTERS ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19
Annual Report 2018-19
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Population Matters Magazine Autumn 2019
Features World Population Day 2019, Population Declinism, an interview with Dr Edu Effiom and our new Empower to Plan project Jiwsi.
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Population Matters’ Submission to the UK National Food Strategy
Population Matters’ submission of evidence to the UK Government’s National Food Strategy, 25 October 2019.
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Population Matters – Vision and Values
The principles and values that guide our work.
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Population Matters – Second submission to Convention on Biodiversity consultation
Population Matters’ submission regarding the Synthesis of responses to the Convention on Biodiversity discussion paper – April 2019
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Note: Documents published by Population Matters in the past may not reflect current policies or positions.