- To highlight the negative impact of population increase on economic development, poverty alleviation and the natural environment.
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- To support others in the campaign for the provision of adequate reproductive healthcare facilities for the
120-200 million couples who would use them, but are currently denied rights of access because of non-availability
of family planning or other reasons.
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- To ensure better opportunity for investment in healthcare and education, especially in
the context of women's rights and the need for more effective programmes against HIV/AIDS.
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- To promote better understanding of the problems caused by unsustainable consumption (particularly in the rich minority world) - including pollution, pressure on finite resources, on biodiversity and on climate change.
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- To promote greater awareness of the importance of
population planning, among policy makers, media and the
general public.
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- Work to remove barriers that inhibit discussion and
action on population matters.
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