
Population Projections
Volume 47, Issue 1
April 2015
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The world population, which has reached 7.3 billion in 2015, is likely to keep on growing over the rest of the century unless a rapid and substantial reduction in the number of children borne by women in high-fertility countries is achieved soon. Those countries are home to the majority of the 225 million women who wish to delay or stop childbearing but who are not using contraception. Satisfying that unmet need for effective modern contraception would not only improve the lives of millions of women, their children, and their families, but would also reduce future population growth and thereby the human footprint on the environment.Hania Zlotnik
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A community nutrition educator in Barwani, India pauses outside a home to enter data on her mobile phone. She is one of 61 such educators who use mobile devices to report and monitor cases of severe and acute malnutrition in Madhya Pradesh. Photo: Chelsea Hedquist, Courtesy of Photoshare
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