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PRB staff are organizing engaging sessions and offering their expertise at the 2018 Population Association of America meetings in Denver from April 25-April 28. Join us for a popular session on communicating with policymakers and the media or a new member-initiated session on reproductive health and women’s empowerment.

PRB's interactive 2017 Annual Report features examples of how we enhanced our engagement and impact through partnerships and a focus on innovation. Explore our work in policy communication, women's well-being, the demographic dividend, and more.

Every year, Population Reference Bureau (PRB) provides the latest demographic and health data for the world, global regions, and more than 200 countries and territories. The 2017 edition focused on the state of the world's youth. Access data and graphical features that illustrate the extent to which youth are poised to become productive adults.

Policy, Advocacy, and Communication Enhanced for Population and Reproductive Health (PACE) is a five-year project that was awarded to the Population Reference Bureau (PRB) in November 2015 by the United States Agency for International Development. See how we are empowering local stakeholders to engage policymakers and hold them accountable.

We listened to feedback from site visitors, partners, collaborators, and design experts. Then we worked with the design and development team at Alley Interactive to create a website that makes it easier to find and share content, use our many online knowledge tools, engage with PRB, and get to know our people.

Climate change adaptation has come to the forefront of the global agenda after the 2015 Paris Agreement under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, and momentum for international financing for climate change adaptation projects is growing.