JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Sejumlah program pengentasan rakyat dari kemiskinan di DKI Jakarta belum efektif.
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Research shows funding for potentially life-saving reproductive services in crisis situations remains inadequate despite increased awareness of needs.
The Guardian — Funding for reproductive healthcare during humanitarian emergencies has increased over the past decade but is still woefully short of the level required to meet growing needs and save lives, according to a recent evaluation of services.
The shortfall is biggest in the areas of family planning services and abortion care.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Akses informasi kesehatan reproduksi dan seksualitas di Indonesia belum ramah remaja.
Yogyakarta, DPRD DIY — Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, Selasa, (5/8) menyelenggarakan Public Hearing "Rancangan Peraturan Daerah tentang Penyelenggaraan Administrasi Kependudukan".
Koran SINDO — BERTAMBAHNYA populasi dunia akan menimbulkan berbagai permasalahan baru.
SEMARANG, suaramerdeka.com — Pemerintah Indonesia mempunyai target di tahun 2022 akan bebas pekerja anak.
Jakarta, Berita Satu — Presiden Joko Widodo (Jokowi) didampingi Ibu Negara Iriana Joko Widodo menghadiri acara puncak peringatan Hari Keluarga Nasional (Harganas) ke-XXII di Lapangan Sunburst, Tangerang Selatan, Banten, Sabtu (1/8).
Dalam pidatonya, Jokowi menekankan pentingnya peran keluarga dalam membangun peradaban bangsa.
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Laporan PBB menunjukkan populasi dunia akan mencapai 8,5 miliar pada 2030, 9,7 milliar pada 2050 dan melebihi 11 miliar pada 2100.
Sri Ranjini Mei Hua and Ibrahim Kholilul Rohman, Singapore/Seville, Spain | Opinion | Mon, July 27 2015
The Jakarta Post — With over 250 million people, Indonesia has the world’s fourth-largest population and the largest in Southeast Asia.
Most growth attributed to huge population gains in poor African countries; India to overtake China by 2022
Aljazeera America — Fueled by population growth in some of the poorest African countries, the number of people on earth is expected to grow faster than previously expected, reaching 8.5 billion in 15 years and 11.2 billion by the end of this century, according to United Nations projections released Wednesday.