Creating cities that work better for families
Two years of pandemic have confirmed the need for implementing the ten points of the Venice Declaration. IFFD (International Federation for Family Development), in occasion
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How the receding global population could affect the world
By www.trtworld.com No matter how hard the citizens work, if they do not have an adequate number of children to replace them, countries will sink
China's fertility rate falls below warning line, population may decline
Comments by Chinese Minister of Civil Affairs Li Jiheng that the nation’s total fertility rate has fallen below the warning line and the population development
Russia’s Government approves bill improving system of support of large families
The Governmental Law-Making Commission has approved an initiative envisaging expanded range of uses of payments intended to improve living conditions of multi-children families. The document
The Three-Child American Family, Under Siege
(by Claire Can Miller, New York Times) Car-seat woes, the cost of day care and now the pandemic. Yet a rising number of parents still
The world is heading for a population crisis but not the one it was expecting
By Peter Hartcher,Political and international editor for The Sydney Morning Herald We’ve been told many times over the decades: the ever-growing population of the earth
The populations of key countries are shrinking
(thebull.com.au, Michael Collins, Investment Specialist, Magellan Group) This new, yet largely ignored, trend comes with underrated economic and social costs. Released by US film producer Mike
Partnership for Families: Hungary plans close cooperation on family protection issues with Washington, Warsaw and Brasilia
(MTI) “Hungary plans close cooperation on family protection issues with the United States, Poland and Brazil”, the Ministry of Human Capacities State Secretary for Family
Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Estonia and Portugal rank highest for family-friendly policies in OECD and EU countries
Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus, United Kingdom and Ireland among lowest ranking countries NEW YORK, 13 June 2019 – Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Estonia and Portugal offer the
America just had its lowest number of births in 32 years, report finds
(By cnn.com) America’s fertility rate and the number of births nationwide are continuing to decline.The number of births for the United States last year dropped
The world ruled by seniors: 3.4 adults for every child in 2100
(By themds.com) Births will be stagnated in the coming decades at the same time that life expectancy will grow: the average age of the population,
U.S. women are postponing motherhood, but not as much as those in most other developed nations
(By Pew Research Center) Women in the United States are waiting longer to have children than in the past, but they are still starting their families
