The differences in population among Member States are taken into account through the population factor.

It is based on the proportion of each Member State's population relative to the global population of all Member States, using the Population and Vital Statistics Report of the United Nations.

(c) The population factor, which will be allotted a weight of 5 per cent, will be directly related to the population of Member States and distributed among Member States in proportion to their population

Member of the Bulgarian delegation, World Population Conference, Bucharest, 1974

(e) Member, United Nations Expert Group on Population and Environment.

(c) The population factor, which would be allotted a weight of 5 per cent, would be directly related to the population of Member States, and posts subject to that factor would be distributed among Member States in proportion to their population

For each country, this factor is equal to the total number of posts for the population factor (5 per cent of 2,700 135 posts) divided by the total population of all Member States and multiplied by the population of the relevant Member State.

According to the report, the representation of Member States is based on considerations of membership, contributions and population.

The posts allotted to each Member State through the application of the contribution, membership and population factors are added together to establish the midpoint of each Member State's desirable range.

Taking into account the importance of greater interaction among Partners in Population and Development, Member States, and relevant bodies, programmes and agencies of the United Nations in the area of population and development,

13. Also invites Member States, in the five year review and appraisal of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, to examine the implications of individual and population ageing

The findings showed that 32 Member States expressed concern regarding population ageing 10 Member States provided social security or pension schemes to older persons and institutional care was provided in 15 countries.

(e) Another objective of the subprogramme is to increase Member States capacity to formulate national population and related policies for the effective implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and to improve their institutional capabilities for the collection and analysis of national population information.

As indicated in the biennial programme plan and priorities for the period 2006 2007, the objective of the subprogramme in population is to promote policy debate on current and foreseeable population issues at the national and international levels with a view to enabling Member States to effectively address population and development issues.

The primary purpose of these materials is to reinforce the capacity of FAO member States to address effectively the implications of population ageing for agriculture.

General Assembly resolution 1852 (XVII) of 19 December 1962 added two other factors membership in the United Nations and the population of the Member State.

Urban population as percentage of total population

Working population as of economically active population

International Conference on Population and Development Population

All organizations in the common system apply the three factors of membership, population and contribution to determine the midpoint to be assigned to each Member State.

Calls upon Member States and national and international development organizations to ensure optimal participation of the population in project areas during project planning, implementation and evaluation

Over the first decade, the cumulative number of migrants might amount to between 1.5 and four million, that is, 2.4 to 5 of the total population in the new member states and a tiny fraction of the total population in the current Union. Aging populations and lower fertility rates in the new member states might result in even smaller flows.

ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION (EAP) ECONOMICALLY INACTIVE POPULATION (EIP)

(d) Provide advice to the Commission in the formulation of activities for supporting member States in the interrelated areas of food security, population, environment and human settlements.

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The second is for continued population, human population expansion.

Rural population makes up 8.5 of the general population.

population information A. Monitoring of population trends and policies

20 World Population Prospects The 2004 Revision Population Database, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division.

(i) Assisting member States to build and improve capacities for analysing and managing policies necessary to address the issues of population, environment and agriculture in their interrelated nature

Population urban (percent of total) ____________ Population rural (percent of total) ____________

Number of sites Site population Percentage of total population Bubanza

IV. Population policy and socio economic development A. Population policies

In addition to membership, population and contribution, the level of development of Member States and economic and social indicators of capacity to pay1 have been considered but not applied.

Bringing this population into geographic status will severely affect the representation level of the nine Member States whose nationals make up the largest contingent of staff in language posts.

National report on population, gender and poverty, State of the World Population 2000, Nicaragua, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

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Population ageing

Target population

1.1.2 Population

Population indicators