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India population policies

India population policies. Sara Downie. Concern Long history-population policy. 1950´s Earliest Government-sponsored 1.3%. Hospitals Information Nonaggressive Limitation. Size. 1960´s High population = economic development. 4.1% 2.5% mid-1970s.

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India population policies

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  1. India populationpolicies Sara Downie

  2. Concern • Long history-populationpolicy

  3. 1950´s • Earliest • Government-sponsored • 1.3%

  4. Hospitals • Information • Nonaggressive • Limitation Size

  5. 1960´s • Highpopulation = economicdevelopment

  6. 4.1% 2.5% mid-1970s

  7. The National Population Policy- 1976

  8. Five-Year • Government-enforced sterilization

  9. 1980s • Implemented • State • Central

  10. 1991, 150,000 + • public • offered

  11. 4 • Five-Year Plan

  12. All • Post-partum level

  13. reorganization tubal ligature operations URBAN

  14. Renovation/remodelling of intrauterine device

  15. 1991 census • 1981-1991 2%.

  16. Jamkhed, Karnataka Sterilization Camps

  17. Female infanticide • High • 2060

  18. Sources • http://india_resource.tripod.com/population.html • http://www.unescap.org/esid/psis/population/database/poplaws/law_india/india1.htm • http://www.country-studies.com/india/population-and-family-planning-policy.html • http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/idb/country.php

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