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12 February 2016 BRIEFING While the UK has seen its number of available workforce vacancies grow by almost half in two years, employers are experiencing great difficulty recruiting skilled ... read more...Skills shortages in the UK workforce
9 February 2016 SUBMISSION The Department for International Development (DFID) can work most effectively to support the Nigerian government in reducing poverty and ensuring sustainable and inclusive growth by ... read more...Family planning is key for Nigeria
9 February 2016 SUBMISSION Increasing people’s access to, and use of, family planning services, both generally and in the context of humanitarian emergencies, can reduce suffering and mortality during ... read more...Population Matters calls for crisis family planning
7 February 2016 BRIEFING The UK has seen unprecedented rainfall and flooding in the 21st century; the autumn of 2000 was reported as the wettest in England and Wales ... read more...Population growth exacerbates flood risk
5 February 2016 SUBMISSION Homelessness is on the increase, leading the Communities and Local Government Committee to examine its causes. While the interplay between causes and consequences is undoubtedly ... read more...Official UK inquiry into homelessness
3 February 2016 BRIEFING The prospect of an ageing society is a matter of public concern by governments and businesses alike. Prospects of a smaller younger generation tend to ... read more...Managing ageing for a sustainable society
1 February 2016 UPDATE The February 2016 – Part I issue of Population Matters Update, our twice monthly newsletter, has been published. It features news about campaigns, research, general ... read more...February Update – Part I published
28 January 2016 CAMPAIGN Access to family planning services is vital to poverty reduction and the success of the sustainable development goals (SDGs). This was the message delivered by Population ... read more...Campaigning for more UK aid for family planning
22 January 2016 BRIEFING 13 February 2016 will mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Malthus, the English economist who predicted that the size of the expanding ... read more...Why Thomas Malthus is still relevant today
17 January 2016 COMMENT Mary Adhiambo lives in a small village near Nakuru, Kenya. She has a large and, for the most part, happy family: six children whom she ... read more...Family planning clinics for those in need
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