The Population and Poverty Research Network

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The PopPov network is a group of academic researchers and funders from around the globe that is interested in how population dynamics (population growth, decline, aging, etc.) impact economic outcomes. We are most interested in how population policies can be used for poverty reduction at the household level and economic growth at the country/state level. The mission is to increase the interest and visibility of the research agenda within the academic and the funding community.

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The Population and Poverty Research Network

Making the Case for Investing in Adolescent Reproductive Health

Communicating Research: Policymakers' Perspective

Economic Shifts Affect the Well-Being of Vulnerable Populations

Social and Economic Factors Influence Contraceptive Use

The Economic Impact of Adverse Maternal Health Outcomes

Access to Health Care Affects Teenage Childbearing

Reproductive Health and Economic Well-Being in East Africa

The Population and Poverty Research Initiative

Investigating elements of a population, poverty, and reproductive health research agenda

PopPov Research Agenda Appendix B

PopPov Research Agenda Appendix C

Household Decisionmaking and Contraceptive Use in Zambia

Unmet Need and Demand for Smaller Families in Rwanda

Human Capital Consequences of Teenage Childbearing in South Africa

The Effects of an Economic Crisis on Contraceptive Use

The Economics of Reproductive Health in Accra, Ghana

Reproductive Health and Economic Development: What Connections Should We Focus On?

Costs of Induced Abortion and Cost-Effectiveness of Universal Access to Modern Contraceptives in Uganda

Communicating Research to Policymakers: Researchers' Experiences

Beyond Maternal Mortality: Surviving an Obstetric Complication in Burkina Faso