World Population Day

This side event will highlight how technology, geo-spatial analytics and applied research can generate more precise and actionable demographic intelligence to reveal where risks are concentrated, which populations are most exposed, and where investments are most needed to reduce inequalities and strengthen preparedness. Bringing together perspectives from national institutions, regional actors, technical partners and applied research collaborations, the session will demonstrate how multi-hazard analysis can support more equitable disaster risk reduction, anticipatory action, and resilient service delivery, including the continuity of essential health and sexual and reproductive health services in crisis settings. Related Sites and Documents: Website . Watch the population Intelligence for Risk-Ready Futures: Geospatial Modelling for Rights-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Health Resilience (CPD59 Side Event)! Economic and Social Council

  This side event will highlight how demographic intelligence can inform evidence-based health policies , strengthen health systems and promote sustainable development . Understanding population dynamics through a multidimensional lens is essential for ensuring equitable health policies and achieving universal health coverage in all regions. The  58th session of the Commission on Population and Development (CPD58)  will meet from 7 April to 11 April 2025 under the theme:  Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages . Watch Demographic Intelligence for Health Equity: Harnessing Data for Inclusive Policies and Universal Coverage (CPD58 Side Event)!