The policy story: population, health and environment

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A.Tianna Scozzaro Population Action International

So Why Explore Population and
Climate Change Linkages?

• Rights-based approach to
family planning
• Fulfill unmet need:
• ‘women not using any method
of contraception, and report
not wanting any more
children or wanting to delay
the birth of their next child.’
• Unmet need represents 222
million women globally – 34% in
Ethiopia

Learning from Missed Opportunities: The Case of NAPAs

What are we doing to advance
population dynamics and climate
change adaptation?

““Family planning is part of our livelihoods strategy”Family planning is part of our livelihoods strategy”
POPULATION – HEALTH – ENVIRONMENT
(PHE)

U.S. & International Policy on
Population & Environment

GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR POLICY AND
ADVOCACY

For more information please visit www.populationaction.org or contact:
A.Tianna Scozzaro
ascozzaro@popact.org
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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• How are population dynamics impacting the communities with which you
work?
• What are the barriers to discussing or implementing reproductive health
within CBA in your community? How might we overcome those barriers?
• What opportunities exist for promoting reproductive health and family
planning as a strategy for increasing climate change resilience?
• What are key elements of strategic and effective communication in the
context of your region? Develop 3 key messages on population-
environment.
• What are tactics or strategies to engage decision makers in programs
focused on access to reproductive health at the local level? Regional?
National?

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