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  • The first task at hand is to sensitise communicators and media through Media Workshops to the crucial nature of the problem of population stabilisation and to persuade them to tackle this problem on a war footing
  • Convince the media/ entertainment industry incorporate relevant messages and increase the space and time devoted to population issues. The coverage would be tracked on an ongoing basis.
  • Involve the various stake holders in issue-based campaigns through networking and partnership building.
  • A Features Service/Syndicate will be established with active participation of development journalists to critique, track and report on latest research reports, policies and programmes that would feed the media, stake holder groups and entertainment industry with the necessary information, data and analytical insights on a regular basis.
  • Having sensitised communicators, the media, and stakeholders task forces would be appointed geographically/theme-wise and a steering committee would be set up from amongst themselves (probably could consist of the heads of the various task forces) to regularly check on action being taken, review outputs and progress and revise strategies if and when felt necessary.


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In the developing world, the total fertility rate – average number of births per woman – has fallen from over 6 in the 1960s to under 3 per woman today. Source: Unfpa