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Join a PAI Study Tour

PAI hosts Study Tours to the developing world so that you can learn more about population, reproductive health and development firsthand, while discovering some of the most fascinating people and places on the planet with PAI staff as your guides.

 
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U.S. Government Rejoins Worldwide Consensus on Reproductive Health

A broad coalition of organizations representing millions of Americans applauded a statement by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that the United States unequivocally supports the worldwide consensus that achieving universal access to reproductive health is critical for individual health, family well-being, broader economic development and a healthy planet.

 

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Mapping Population and Climate Change


This interactive map highlights the potential impacts of climate change on people and the environment, and why responses should include family planning and reproductive health.
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The Shape of Things to Come


Why Age Structure Matters to a Safer, More Equitable World
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Progess and Promises


Trends in international assistance for reproductive health and population
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Global Advocates' Toolbox


The Global Advocates' Country Database compiles and presents information on 192 countries across a variety of indicators.
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People in the Balance


The interactive maps and data tables presented on these Web pages chronicle this growing scarcity in many of the world's countries.
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ICPD At 10: Where Are We Now?


These data tables provide a stop-action portrait of where 133 countries stand today on a range of indicators that are ICPD goals and Millennium Development Goals.
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