World Population Maps
Interactive maps of the population make it possible to see and understand the global demographic trends.
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World population
Why is the world population increasing so fast ? And what will happen in the future?
Dissemination of demographic information: in each era its theme [FR]
by Gille Pison September 22, 2015 Duration :15’ 23"
Measuring global poverty [FR]
A conference by François Bourguignon (PSE) at INED, May 29, 2016 Duration:1 H
Interview of John R. Wilmoth
Interview conducted by INED Research Director Jacques Véron Date : 05 September 2014 Duration : 7 ’
Le dictionnaire de démographie et des sciences de la population [FR]
Présentation du dictionnaire de démographie et des sciences de la population par France Meslé 2011 Durée : 9'54"
World population increase
by Gilles Pison Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues December 2017 Duration:2’57
John Casterline’ Interview
J. Casterline conducts research on fertility transition and reproductive behavior in low- and mid-income societies. Date:05/11/2017 Duration:11’17"
Is the world population moving toward 10 billion? [FR]
by Gilles Pison 2011 Duration :12’49"
The World Population and me
Where do you stand in the world population? Enter your age and you will find out: The world population in the year you were born ? How many people were born the same year as you ? How many are still alive ? How many are dead ? How many are older than you ? How many are younger than you ? Generation’s evolution proposed by l’institut national d’études démographiques.
Imagining tomorrow’s population
You can use the population simulator to see the future population trends of the whole world or of individual countries as forecast by the United Nations projections. You can also make your own simulations by adjusting fertility, life expectancy and the sex ratio at birth. Play with l’institut national d’études démographiques.
Where have all the nomads gone?
50 years of statistical and demographic invisibilities, by Sara Randall (University College London) Demostaf workshop,May 31st 2016, at INED Duration:45’
The input of health and demographic surveillance sites to the sustainable development goals
by Martin Bangha (INDEPTH Network) Demostaf wrokshop, May 31st 2016 Duration:32’
Microdata revolution in Africa
by Patricia Kelly Hall (IPUMS-International) Colloque Demostaf, May 31st 2016 at INED Duration:31’
Data revolution: a slogan or a program?
by Thomas Legrand (Université de Montréal, UIESP) Demostaf workshop, May 31st 2016 at INED Duration:36’
Demographic forecasting and projection
by Michel Guillot Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues October 2019 Duration:2’52"
Humanity is experiencing a revolution :demographic transition
by Gilles Pison 1994 Duration :5’
Policies for young adults in Europe [FR]
Mini-conference by Olivier Thévenon (INED) July 2014, at INED Duration: 17’
Entry into adulthood of immigrants from French Guiana [FR]
Short conference by Frank Temporal (INED) July 2014, at INED Duration: 13’20"