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World Population Day is observed on the 11th of July, to raise awareness on population-related issues, including the value of family planning, gender, equality, poverty and human rights

World Population Day 2023: With world population exceeding 8 billion, here's how to address gender issues

World Population Day is observed on the 11th of July, to raise awareness on population-related issues, including the value of family planning, gender, equality, poverty and human rights.

This #WorldPopulationDay, instead of talking about the number of people, let&rsquo;s talk about the number of choices women and girls have: UNFPA
Every year, World Population Day is observed on the 11th of July, which aims to draw attention to the various challenges posed due to the growth of population globally, such as access to healthcare, education, employment, gender equality, environmental sustainability, and more.
This day provides an opportunity to discuss and address these issues on a global scale.
<h3>World Population Day 2023 Theme</h3>
The United Nations Population Fund releases a statement every year declaring a theme of World Population Day and this year's theme is 'Unleashing the power of gender Equality: Uplifting the voices of women and girls to unlock our world's infinite possibilities.'
According to the United Nations Population Fund, more than 40% of women around the world cannot make their own decisions about their sexual and reproductive health and rights. More than two thirds of the 800 million people globally who cannot read or write are women.&nbsp;
Dr. Natalia Kanem, Executive Director | Universal access to sexual &amp; reproductive health and rights to family planning, UNFPA has recently tweeted saying "When women and girls are empowered to make decisions about their lives and bodies, they and their families thrive. We all thrive. This #WorldPopulationDay and every day, let's listen to what women and girls want."
<h3>World Population Day 2023 History</h3>
World Population Day was established by the United Nations in 1989, inspired by the significance of the world's population reaching five million people on July 1987. This day was suggested by Dr K.C Zachariah to raise awareness on population-related issues, including the value of family planning, gender, equality, poverty and human rights.&nbsp;
<h3>World Population Day significance</h3>
At present the population of the whole world is more than 8 billion and due to this the earth and the environment are being badly affected. Its purpose is to prevent the bad effect on the environment and to increase the health, education and women empowerment of the people.
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Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media. 

Why Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty tweet on population control is a getting a thumbs up

Why a Nagaland minister's witty tweet on population control is a getting a thumbs up

Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media.&nbsp;

Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media.&nbsp;
On the occasion of World Population Day, Along urged people to be sensible towards the issues of population growth and inculcate informed choices on childbearing.&nbsp;
While this seems like a perfectly thoughtful tweet, the line that followed had everyone floored.&nbsp;
He invited the citizens to 'stay single' like him to control population growth and contribute towards a sustainable future.&nbsp;
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'On the occasion of #WorldPopulationDay, let us be sensible towards the issues of population growth and inculcate informed choices on child bearing. Or #StaySingle like me and together we can contribute towards a sustainable future. Come join the singles movement today,' the minister tweeted.&nbsp;

Russia saw a historic dip in its population in 2021. According to a report by the agency Rosstat, Russia saw a decline of more than one million people in 2021. 
A looming demographic crisis has been made worse by the coronavirus outbreak, with Rosstat statistics showing more than 6,60,000 have died since the Russian health officials recorded the first case of Covid.
2021's figures are in line with the previous year's when Russia's population decreased by more than a half-million.
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The downward population trend is mainly because of the generation now becoming parents was born in the 1990s, when the birth rate plummeted due to economic uncertainty following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Currently, the average number of births per woman is roughly 1.5, significantly below the 2.1 required to renew the population.

Russia's population fell by 10 lakh in 2021. Here's why

Russia saw a historic dip in its population in 2021. According to a report by the agency Rosstat, Russia saw a decline of more than one million people in 2021.

Russia's population falls by historic level

Russia saw a historic dip in its population in 2021. According to a report by the agency Rosstat, Russia saw a decline of more than one million people in 2021.
A looming demographic crisis has been made worse by the coronavirus outbreak, with Rosstat statistics showing more than 6,60,000 have died since the Russian health officials recorded the first case of Covid.
2021's figures are in line with the previous year's when Russia's population decreased by more than a half-million.
The downward population trend is mainly because of the generation now becoming parents was born in the 1990s, when the birth rate plummeted due to economic uncertainty following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Currently, the average number of births per woman is roughly 1.5, significantly below the 2.1 required to renew the population.

A looming demographic crisis in Russia has been made worse by the Covid-19 outbreak.

Russia saw a historic dip in its population in 2021. According to a report by the agency Rosstat, Russia saw a decline of more than one million people in 2021.
A looming demographic crisis has been made worse by the coronavirus outbreak, with Rosstat statistics showing more than 6,60,000 have died since the Russian health officials recorded the first case of Covid.
2021's figures are in line with the previous year's when Russia's population decreased by more than a half-million.
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The downward population trend is mainly because of the generation now becoming parents was born in the 1990s, when the birth rate plummeted due to economic uncertainty following the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Currently, the average number of births per woman is roughly 1.5, significantly below the 2.1 required to renew the population.

Observed on 11th July, World Population Day 2021 looks at prioritizing reproductive health and rights for all.

World Population Day 2021 to prioritise the reproductive health of people

As the world continues to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, a lot has changed on the population front. Observed on 11th July, World Population Day this year looks at prioritizing reproductive health and rights for all.

World Population Day 2021 to prioritise the reproductive health of people!

As the world continues to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, a lot has changed on the population front. Observed on 11th July, World Population Day this year looks at prioritizing reproductive health and rights for all.

As the world continues to fight the Covid-19 pandemic, a lot has changed on the population front. Observed on 11th July, World Population Day was created by the United Nations Development Programme in 1989 with the aim to draw attention towards population-related issues. This year looks at prioritizing and creating awareness about reproductive health and rights for all.
The current pandemic situation has led to a rise in concerns about shifting population and fertility rates due to "baby busts" and "baby booms."
According to the United Nations Population Fund, while people who had access to reproductive health services postponed childbearing during the pandemic, the vulnerable were faced with a disruption in the supply of contraceptives leading to unintended pregnancies. A research carried out by UNFPA in March pointed out that around 12 million women were subjected to hampered accessibility to family planning services.
According to the Executive Director, Dr. Natalia Kanem, &ldquo;the real cause for an alarm comes when people cannot exercise their sexual and reproductive rights and choices because of disruptions in health services.&rdquo;&nbsp;It is believed that with or without a pandemic people must have the right to exercise choice over their bodies and fertility.
Keeping these issues in mind, this day shall raise awareness about present demographic shifts and population management on a global platform. From overpopulation to family planning, gender inequality, maternal health and rights, every issue will be raised and discussed.
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