World Population Conference

The World Population Conference is a global gathering where countries discuss population-related issues, such as growth rates, demographic changes, and their impacts on development, health, and the environment. These conferences aim to address challenges like resource management, urbanization, and social services, ensuring that policies promote sustainable development. The first major conference took place in 1974 in Bucharest, Romania, and since then, various summits have highlighted the importance of family planning, gender equality, and education. Collaborative decisions made at these conferences seek to improve living conditions worldwide and support balanced population growth.