Sociology → Demography
Description
Demography is the statistical study of human populations: their size, composition, and how they change through the interplay of fertility (births), mortality (deaths), and migration.
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Organizations relating to Demography
Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Centre / Santiago, Chile / Est. 1957
European Network for the Sociological and Demographic Study of Divorce / Est. 2002
Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo / Naples, Italy / Est. 1981
Centro de Estudios de Demografia Histórica de América Latina / Sao Paulo, Brazil / Est. 1985
Arab Demographers' Association
Conference of African Demographers
Resolution Respecting Censuses / Est. 1910
International Committee on Sociometry
Program on Population, East-West Center / Est. 1969
Centre démographique ONU - Roumanie / Est. 1974
Benelux Group on Mortality
Latin American Center on Demography
World Center for Sociometry
Nordic Demographic Society / Oslo, Norway / Est. 1968
International Institute for Population Sciences / Mumbai, India / Est. 1956
Cairo Demographic Centre / Cairo, Egypt / Est. 1963
Asian Population Association / Nakhon Pathom, Thailand / Est. 2007
Institut de formation et de recherche démographiques / Yaoundé, Cameroon / Est. 1972
Evolutionary Demography Society / Est. 2013
Asian Population and Development Association / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1982
European Society of Historical Demography / Madrid, Spain / Est. 2014
International Commission on Historical Demography / Florence SC, USA / Est. 1960
European Network of Cancer Registries / Ispra, Italy / Est. 1990
European Association for Population Studies / The Hague, Netherlands / Est. 1983
INDEPTH Network / Accra, Ghana / Est. 1998
International Conference on Population Geographies
Federation of Centers for Migration Studies G B Scalabrini / New York NY, USA / Est. 1964
European Bird Census Council / Prague, Czechia / Est. 1992
Attack Avoidable Maternal Mortality/Morbidity / Est. 2021
Wittgenstein Centre for Demogragy and Global Human Capital / Vienna, Austria / Est. 2020
Inter-African Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and Children / Addis Ababa, Ethiopia / Est. 1984
Association internationale des démographes de langue française / Aubervilliers, France / Est. 1978
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World Problems relating to Demography
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialDemographic fatigue
Ageing of world population
Unsustainable population levels
Underpopulation
Action Strategies relating to Demography
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialReducing population growth
Studying life support systems
Strengthening capacity to build demographic factors into national sustainable development policies
Documenting population trends
Providing census data
Developing cure for AIDS
Reducing child mortality
Supporting demographic changes for sustainable development
Improving regional demographic information
Standardizing national census data
Building demographic factors into national policies for sustainable development
Including demographic concerns in international programmes for sustainable development
Improving health programmes to reduce infant mortality
Assessing costs and financing to manage demographic change
Focusing on programmes serving multiple demographic and sustainable development goals
Identifying areas where sustainability is threatened by demographic factors
Strengthening databases on demographic trends and environment by ecological region
Developing compatible demographic data and global behavioural indicators
Reducing inequality of mortality rates within countries
Reducing inequality in mortality rates
Raising awareness of demography in sustainable development planning
Increasing awareness of demographic impacts on sustainable development
Analysing links between demographic factors and environmental change
Strengthening research to build demographic factors into local sustainable development programmes
Assessing links between demographic factors and sustainability
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