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"Malawi: Investing in Our Future Now" was created by PRB in collaboration with the Ministry of Economic and Development Planning, the Ministry of Health, and a task force comprised of population specialists, reproductive health experts, academics, and advocates.

Interagency Gender Working Group (IGWG) held an event on "Maternal Health and Gender-Based Violence: Research on and Responses to Service Provider Abuse in Childbirth and Intimate Partner Violence During Pregnancy" in Washington, DC.

PopPov researcher Gervais Beninguisse of IFORD Cameroon shares research findings on the relationships between poverty and unmet need for reproductive health services among adolescents and youth in Central Africa.

PopPov researcher Alice Mesnard of City University London describes her research on health risks and migration, a rarely studied topic despite their important consequences for the planning, targeting, and effectiveness of health policies.

In this installment of Distilled Demographics, PRB senior demographer Carl Haub, discusses the global diversity of "urban" areas and the implications of a more urban world.

This infographic examines two African countries: Niger, classi ed by the World Bank as a low-income country; and Ghana, a lower-middle-income country and how health and well-being differs for both.

PopPov researcher Kelly Jones of the International Food Policy Research Institute discusses research findings from Ghana that show how the Mexico City Policy (the "Global Gag Rule") had unintended consequences for induced abortion and unintended pregnancies.

PRB Population, Health, and Environment program director Jason Bremner looks at how Africa's population growth will affect food security.

The PopPov network is a group of global researchers and funders that is interested in how population dynamics impact economic outcomes, focusing on how population policies can be used for poverty reduction.

PopPov researcher Pieter Hooimeijer of Utrecht University shares research findings from Rwanda that show how reproductive health investments can break the cycle of decreasing agricultural productivity.

In this video, participants at the 6th annual PopPov Conference share their reflections on the conference, the importance of the PopPov Network and its research, and how to connect research findings to policy.

Fred Sai, former Ghanaian Presidential Advisor on Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS, shares his thoughts on progress made toward family planning over his career.