Written evidence:

• Corey Bradshaw, University of Adelaide - Human population reduction is not a quick fix for environmental problems

• Scott Moreland, Futures Group - Improving access to family planning can promote food security in a changing climate

• Robert Muggah, Ingarapé Institute - The end of war as we know it?

• Robert Muggah, Ingarapé Institute - Deconstructing the fragile city: exploring insecurity, violence and resilience

• Robert Muggah and Albert Souza Mulli, Ingarapé Institute - Rio tries counterinsurgency

• Robert Muggah and Carlos Vilalta, Ingarapé Institute - Violent disorder in Ciudad Juarez: a spatial analysis of homicide

• Marge Berer, Reproductive Health Matters - The sustainable development agenda and unmet need for sexual and reproductive health and rights

• Cecilia Tacoli, IIED - Rural-urban migration and urban poverty

• Edward Morgan - The interplay between population dynamics and climate change: the case of Kanungu District, Uganda

• Roger Martin, Population Matters - Consultation on population dynamics in the post-2015 development agenda

• Gordon McGranahan, IIED - Population dynamics, urbanisation and sustainable development: moving beyond counterproductive crisis narratives

• Alan Young - Letter to the APPG on PDRH

• Priya Deshingkar, University of Sussex - Migration and poverty and the implications for reproductive and sexual health in Ethiopia

• John Hyde, Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (AFPPD) - Submission on behalf of AFPPD

• Gemma Bowsher, Medsin - Submission on behalf of Medsin UK

• Maya Unnithan, University of Sussex - Migrant women’s sexual and reproductive health and family planning

• Oliver Dormon, Office for National Statistics (ONS) - Submission on behalf of ONS

• Malcolm Potts, University of California, Berkeley and OASIS - The interplay between population dynamics and conflict

• Riva Eskinazi, International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) - Submission on behalf of IPPF

• Sarah Fisher, Population and Sustainability Network (PSN) and Population & Sustainable Development Alliance (PSDA) - Joint submission on behalf of PSN and PSDA

• Jonas Ardo, Lund University - Assessing socio-ecological vulnerability in Sahel: effects of the interplay between population growth and climate change

• Jonas Ardo, Lund University - Future per capita availability of net primary production in rural Sahel: potential effects of the interplay between population growth and climate change

• Daniel Schensul, UNFPA - Submission on behalf of UNFPA

• Bethan Cobley, Marie Stopes International - Population dynamics in the post-2015 development agenda

• Kate Horstead, Age International - Submission on behalf of Age International and HelpAge

• Royal Society - Submission on behalf of the Royal Society

• Joseph Assan, Brandeis University - Urbanisation, migration and the experiences of young internal migrants working in the urban food markets of Ghana

Related items:

• People and the Planet (The Royal Society)

• Population Matters for Sustainable Development (UNFPA)

• SRHR are Key to Global Development: The Case for Ramping Up Investment (Sneha Barot, Guttmacher Institute)

• Understanding Syria: From Pre-Civil War to Post-Assad (William R. Polk, The Atlantic)