Preserving Earth for Future Generations
Through Voluntary Participation in Family Planning
Free Contraception
To Those in Need
Help Ensure Every Child Born Is Wanted
The sustainable development goals (SDGs) set out by the UN in 2015 will drive the global development agenda on social, economic and environmental issues for the next 15 years. Out of the stated goals, none specifically refer to population policies. Yet coherent and sustainable population policies, including universal access to sexual and reproductive health rights, are necessary to achieve the majority of the development goals outlined. The Global Policy Action Plan (GPACT) recognises these links, and this paper elaborates on the necessity of coherent and future-proof population policies.
Current Situation
Nearly half of all pregnancies worldwide are unintended.
In The United States, as of 2011, unintended pregnancy is less than half (47%).
Increasing poverty increases unintended pregnancy.
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