Berlin-Institute for Population and Development

Publications

All's well that grows well?

This policy paper highlights what economic opportunities are likely to arise for Africa if fertility rates decline and a change of age structure sets in.

Leapfrogging Africa

To improve the living conditions in Africa in the long term, rapid leaps in development are necessary. Our study shows how these leaps can be achieved.

A contested issue

The discussion paper shows from which sides headwinds come and which arguments are being put forward to undermine the implementation of the ICPD goals.

On 11 March, the 4DSeries “Dialogues on Demographic Diversity and Dividends” continued with its second Government-Government Policy Dialogue on "Food Security & Nutrition for Demographic Dividend(s)". We were asked to provide the event with an exclusive “food for thought”-paper, which was circulated in advance for the attending experts and participants. The Berlin Institute is very pleased to take part in this series together with UNFPA, African Union, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development as well as Federal Foreign Office and is looking forward to the forthcoming events.

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„In my work on population policies worldwide and on the demography of sub-Saharan Africa, I use regularly the publications of the Berlin Institute for Population and Development. They focus on key issues and they are well-crafted and scientifically sound. Most importantly, these publications greatly help me to communicate complex issues in a clear and accessible way.“

© John F. May

John F. May, Ph. D.
Schar School of Policy and Government, George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia and Member of the Scientific Advisory Council of Berlin Institute

Shaping Demographic Change

Publications

All's well that grows well?

Leapfrogging Africa

A contested issue

4D - Government-Government Policy Dialogues on Demographic Diversity and Dividends