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John May

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Contact Information

jmay21@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-8605
Mason Square, Van Metre Hall, Room 648
3351 Fairfax Drive
Arlington, VA 22201
MSN: 3B1

Biography

John F. May, a U.S. and Belgian national, is a research professor in the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason 鶹. He was trained as a demographer and is a specialist in population policies.

May has decades of international experience in demographic analysis, population projections, population policies, family planning and reproductive health, and HIV/AIDS programs. He also has specific experience in the design, implementation, and evaluation of population and reproductive health strategies and operations, supported by strong analytical work.

From 2013 to 2017, May was Visiting Scholar at the Population Reference Bureau (PRB) in Washington, D.C. He was a lead demographer at the World Bank for 15 years and has worked for the United Nations (Haiti and New Caledonia), as well as for the Futures Group International, a U.S. consulting firm specializing in demographic modeling and policy. In addition, May has worked for most international agencies around the world, including UNFPA, UNICEF, USAID, and the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP). He was also a senior fellow at the Population Institute in Washington, D.C.

May has publishedWorld Population Policies: Their Origin, Evolution, and Impact(Springer, 2012), which received the Population Institute 2012 Global Media Award for best book in population. He was also coeditor ofAfrica's Population: In Search of a Demographic Dividend(Springer, 2017). Recently, he published Demography and Economic Emergence of Sub-Saharan Africa (Royal Belgian Academy, 2020) and coedited the International Handbook of Population Policies (Springer, 2022) with Jack Goldstone, professor at the Schar School of Policy and Government.

He earned both a BA in modern history (1973) and a MA in demography (1985) from the Catholic 鶹 of Louvain, Belgium. He received his PhDsumma cum laude in 1996 from the 鶹 of Paris-V (Sorbonne).

Curriculum Vitae

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PROFESSIONAL ADDRESS

George Mason Universit
Schar SchoolofPolicy andGovernment
Van Metre Hall, Room 648
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Web: schar.gmu.edu Twitter: @JMay1950

HOME ADDRESS

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䲹ʰǴھ:Demographerwithdecades ofinternationalexperienceindemographicanalysis, population projections, population policies, and family planning, reproductive health and HIV/AIDS programs. Extensive experience in the design, implementation, and evaluation of population&reproductivehealthstrategiesandoperationssupportedbystronganalyticalwork. Research Professor of Demography at George Mason 鶹.Solidtrackrecordinteaching andpublishing(includingfivebooks),spanningdemography,politicaldemography,globalhealth,and population policies.

SUMMARY OF SKILLS

StrongQuantitativeandAnalytical Skills

  • Extensiveexperienceinpopulation,familyplanningandreproductivehealth, and HIV/AIDS policies and programs
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  • Experienceinteaching,formaltraining,on-the-jobtraining, andmentoring
  • Morethan sevenyears ofcontinuousresidence indeveloping countries
  • Working experiencewith mostmultilateral andbilateral donorsand lenders
  • Bilingual English-French;basic knowledgeof Spanish

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  • Populationstrategicplanning analysis,awarenessraising, policydialogue,and advocacy
  • Populationpolicies formulation,implementation(e.g.,participatory approaches),and evaluation
  • Designandassessmentoffamilyplanning&reproductivehealthprogramsandcontraceptive prevalence targeting
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  • Population research design, includingdemographic and environment issues
  • HIV/AIDSepidemicmodeling(includingHIVsurveys)andHIV/AIDSintervention’s design
  • Teaching,training and mentoringin demographicanalysisandpopulationissues
  • Taskmanagementand teamleadership

Worldwide Scope

  • Africa(Benin,BurkinaFaso,Burundi,CentralAfricanRepublic,Côted’Ivoire,Ethiopia,Gambia, Guinea,Guinea-Bissau,Kenya, Madagascar,Malawi,Mali, Mauritania,Niger,Rwanda,Senegal, SierraLeone,Togo, andUganda)
  • EastAsiaandthePacific(Fiji,Guam,Myanmar,SolomonIslands,Timor-Leste,Tonga, Vanuatu, Vietnam, and Western Samoa)
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  • South Asia(Bangladesh,Maldives,andPakistan)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

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Research Professor, 1/2020 – Present
Duties:WithintheScharSchoolofPolicyandGovernment anditsGovernmentandInternationalAffairsgroup, conductresearchonpopulationpolicies, politicaldemography,thedemographicdividend,andUSmigration prospectsandpoliciesaswellasprepareandteachtwocoursesindemographyandpopulationandpopulation policies.

SpecificActivities:
Takingleadershipinthe followingcoursesintheScharSchoolofPolicyand Government:

  • GOVT444: DemographyandPopulation(electiveundergraduatecourse)-GMU FairfaxCampus
  • POGO750:PopulationPolicies(electivegraduatecourse)- GMUArlington Campus

Carryoutresearch onpopulationpoliciesandthedemographicdividend;participateinongoingresearchonmigrationintheUSA;andmentor BA,MA,PhD,andPost-Doc students.

ThePopulation Institute,Washington,DC
Senior Fellow, 5/2018 – 6/2021

Duties:UnderthesupervisionofthePresidentofthePopulationInstitute,carryoutresearchondemographic trendsandchallengesinsub-SaharanAfrica, withafocusontheSahelregion.

SpecificActivities:Writebriefsonpopulationissuesinsub-SaharanAfrica(e.g.,NigerandMali)fortheUS Congress(HouseandSenate);analyzedemographictrendsinEthiopia;writeop-edsonAfricandemographyfor journalsandonlineplatforms; andparticipateontheHillinpresentationsandadvocacyeventsonpopulationandfamilyplanning.

Georgetown 鶹,Washington,DC
Adjunct Professor, 8/2008 – 12/2019

Duties:UnderthesupervisionoftheDepartmentofInternationalHealth’sChair,prepareandteachcoursesandseminarsondemography,populationanddevelopmentatundergraduateandgraduatelevels;mentor undergraduateandgraduate students;andconduct researchactivitiesonthedemographicdividendaswellas demography, health, and urbanization linkages.

SpecificActivities:Taking leadershipand/orparticipating inthefollowing courses:

  • GLOH-220: DemographyandPopulation(requiredundergraduatecourse);
  • GLOH-614:ChangingGlobal Demographic andEconomicPatterns(elective graduatecourse); and
  • GLOH-910:FieldResearch ModuleandScholarly Project(requitedgraduatecourse).

PreviousActivities:Prepare andteachgraduatecourse“Aڰ’sMoment:Demography,Healthandٱ𱹱DZ賾Գ” (withtwocolleagues);prepareandteachINTH-220“PDZܱپDz,Demographyandٱ𱹱DZ賾Գ”(withtwo colleagues);mentor inINTH-393ԳٱԲ󾱱II:InternationalԾپDzԲ”;andmentorinTutorialINTH- 212 “PDZܱپDz Policy Design, Implementation and Evaluation”.

Population ReferenceBureau(PRB),Washington,DC
Visiting Scholar, 1/2013 – 9/2017

Duties:Underthesupervisionofʸ’sPresident,contributetoʸ’sresearchandoutreach,mentoryounger PRBstaff,andhelpenhance ʸ’soutputsandvisibility.

SpecificActivities:HelppreparethePRBWorldPopulationDataSheet;expand Francophonematerialonʸ’s Webpage;contributetoprofessionaldevelopmentofʸ’syounger staff;preparePRBWebarticles,blogsand podcasts;participateinʸ’sgeneral operationswithafocusonpopulationanddevelopmentissues inWestern Africa; fostercollaborationbetweenAfricanAnglophoneandFrancophonespecialistsandinstitutionsintheareas ofpopulationanddevelopment,familyplanningandreproductivehealth;andhelppreparePRBfundingproposals.

CenterforGlobalDevelopment(CGD),Washington,DC
Visiting Fellow, 5/2012 – 6/2013

Duties:WithintheҶ’sGlobalHealthPolicyprogram, assumeleadershipinpopulation,demographicandreproductivehealth dimensionsofҶ’s workandmandate.

Specific Activities:ReexamineҶ’spopulationanddevelopmentresearch agenda,inparticulartheworkon macroeconomicsand demographics (includingdata collectionissues), witha focusonWestern Africa; contribute toCGDpublications;blogonpopulationanddevelopmentissuesonCGDWebsite;liaisewithmajordevelopment agenciesinthefieldofpopulationandreproductivehealth(e.g.,AFD,UNFPA, andWorldBank);andenhance linkagesbetween AnglophoneandFrancophonespecialistsandinstitutionsintheareasofpopulation, development,andfamilyplanning andreproductivehealth.

TheWorldBank,Washington,DC
LeadPopulationSpecialist (Open-Ended),AfricaRegion,7/2008–3/2012

Duties: Assumeleadershipinpopulationanddemographicadvisory,analytical,andoperationalworkinthe AfricaRegion;providetechnicalinputstoBanktaskteamleadersandhelpthemconvertpopulationand developmentprinciplesadoptedatCairo(1994)andinotherinternationalconferencesintorealityinstrategic documents,sectorstudies, andoperations;reviewandadviseonoperationaldocumentsandanalyticalwork;participateintrainingandstaffdevelopmentactivitiesinthefieldofpopulation;andparticipatein professionalpopulationandreproductivehealthmeetingsofoperationalconcern tothe԰’sAfrica Region.

SpecificActivities:Participateinpreparations,appraisals,mid-termreviews,andimplementationcompletion reportsofpopulationandreproductivehealth operations;promotepopulationandreproductivehealth componentsinHealthSectorWideapproaches(SWAps);ensuresynergiesbetweenpopulation,reproductive health,andHIV/AIDS issues;contributetocapacitybuildingofinstitutionsinchargeofpopulationresearch and advocacyinsub-SaharanAfrica;lead and/or contribute to populationand reproductive healthanalytical work;participateinpreparationofAfricaRegion andotherregions ’CountryAssistanceStrategies(CAS); andbringpopulationanddevelopmentissues, includinglinkagestopovertyreduction programs,intoother strategicBankdocumentssuchasCountry EconomicMemoranda(CEM),PublicExpendituresReviews (PER),PovertyReductionStrategy Papers(PRSP),andWorldDevelopmentReports(WDR).

TheWorldBank,Washington,DC
SeniorPopulationSpecialist(Open-Ended),AfricaRegion,3/2000–6/2008

Duties:Contribute topopulation,reproductivehealth,andHIV/AIDSoperationsandanalyticalworkintheAfricaRegion;review andadviseonoperationaldocumentsandanalyticalwork;participateintrainingandstaff developmentactivitiesinthefieldofpopulationandreproductivehealth;andparticipateinprofessionalpopulation andreproductivehealth meetingsofoperationalconcerntothe԰’sAfricaRegion.

Specific Activities: Participate in preparations, appraisals, supervisions, mid-termreviews, and implementationcompletionreports ofpopulation,reproductivehealth,andHIV/AIDS operations;promotepopulation, reproductivehealth, andHIV/AIDScomponentsinHealthSector Wideapproaches(SWAps);participateinthe preparationofAfricaRegion andotherregions ’CountryAssistanceStrategies(CAS);bringpopulationand developmentissues,includinglinkagestopovertyreductionprograms,intootherstrategicBankdocumentssuchasCEM,PER,andPRSP; helpconductingWorld BankInstitute(WBI)coursesonreproductivehealthunderhealth sectorreformsinAfrica;and(foratotalperiodofmorethanthreeyears)co-coordinateactivitiesoftheBank-wide ThematicGrouponPopulationandReproductiveHealth, mostlyintheareasofTraining,Knowledge Management, and CAS Watch List.

TheWorldBank,Washington,DC
PopulationSpecialist(Long Term Consultant),AfricaRegion,10/1997-2/2000

Duties: Providetechnicalinputs ondemographicandpopulationissuesintheAfricaRegion; reviewBank operationaldocumentsandanalyticalwork;helpdesign andpreparepopulationandreproductivehealth operations;andparticipateintrainingandstaffdevelopmentactivitiesintheareaofpopulation,reproductive health and HIV/AIDS.

SpecificActivities:Participateinpopulation,reproductivehealth,andHIV/AIDSoperations;contributetocapacity buildingofinstitutionsinchargeofpopulationresearchandadvocacyinsub-SaharanAfrica;bringpopulationanddevelopmentissues, includinglinkagestopovertyreduction programs,intostrategicBankdocuments;andco- coordinateactivitiesoftheBank-wide ThematicGrouponPopulationandReproductiveHealth.

TheFuturesGroupInternational,Washington,DC
Senior Scientist, 7/1992 - 9/1997

(Re-appointedasSeniorAssociate;promotedSeniorScientistandDirectorofFrancophoneandLusophoneAfricaunder the USAID-funded POLICY Project in July1996)

Duties:Manageateamof6professionals;assesspopulation,reproductivehealth,andfamilyplanningissuesin lessdevelopedcountries; examinethelinkagesbetweendemographictrends,socioeconomicfactors,andhumandevelopment (including the HIV/AIDS epidemic and environmental issues); design and implement interventionsandprograms; leadprofessionalteamsinthefield;andmentoryounger professionalstaff.

Specific Activities: Conduct familyplanning assessments and familyplanning cost-benefit analyses; prepare contraceptiveprevalence targets;helpformulate,implementandevaluatepopulationpolicies,includingawareness andpolicydialogue activitiesatthehighestlevelofleadership(e.g.,HeadsofState);helpdraftnationalpopulation policy statements; evaluate legal and regulatory constraints; lead strategic planning, project design (including participatoryapproaches with NGO), and institutional building activities. Work conducted mostlyin sub-SaharanAfrica and Asia.

PopulationReference Bureau
AndrewW.MellonVisitingScholar,9/1991-6/1992

(Onsabbatical leavefrom TheFuturesGroupInternational)

Duties:Conductresearch onpopulationpressureandpopulationpolicyresponsesinsub-SaharanAfrica(initiation ofdoctoraldissertationresearch)andcontributetotheinternationalprogramofthePopulationReferenceBureau.

SpecificActivities:Evaluate populationpressureindicatorsinRwandaandmeasuretheimpactofpopulationpolicy responses, namelyemigration and population redistribution programs, agricultural extension and intensification,familyplanning programs,andnational populationpolicydevelopment;lectureinPRBtrainingcourses; and contribute to PRB publications.

TheFuturesGroupInternational,Washington,DC
Senior Associate, 3/1987 - 8/1991

(Appointed asSenior ResearchAssociate;promotedSeniorAssociate in May 1989)

Duties:Assesspopulation andfamilyplanningissuesindevelopingcountries;examinelinkagesbetween demographic trendsandsocioeconomic factors; anddesignandimplement appropriate policyresponses.

Specific Activities: Prepare population and development computer models; conduct family planning assessments andfamilyplanningcost-benefitanalyses;preparecontraceptiveprevalencetargets;helpformulate,implementandevaluatenational populationpolicies,including awarenessraisingandpolicydialogue;helpdraftnational populationpolicystatements;evaluate legalandregulatoryconstraints;andconduct strategicplanning,project design,institutionalbuilding,andtrainingactivities.Workconductedmostlyinsub-SaharanAfrica,theCaribbean, and the South Pacific.

International PopulationConsultant, Brussels, Belgium,9/1986 -2/1987

Duties:Lecture ondemographic topics(includingatthegraduate level)and consult ondemographicanalysis.

SpecificActivities:AsaVisiting Professor,organizeattheDemographicInstituteofParis, 鶹ofParisI "Panthéon-Sorbonne"twoone-month seminarsonpopulationprojectionssoftwareandpopulationand developmentmodeling(September,1986andFebruary,1987);participateasLecturerinaSouthPacific CommissionWorkshop onPopulationProjections, includingmicrocomputer training(Guam, November, 1986); consultfortheGovernment ofFrenchPolynesiaondemographicpatternsandtrendsandmicrocomputersoftware (December,1986);andparticipateinrefreshercoursesattheCarlDuisbergFoundationinMunichonassessment andcorrectionofpopulationageandsexstructures(April andNovember,1987).

InternationalUnionfortheScientificStudyofPopulation(IUSSP),Liège,Belgium
Population Training Coordinator, 4/1985 - 8/1986

Duties: Organize,asProject Director,trainingworkshopsondemographicanalysisinsub-SaharanAfrica.

Specific Activities:Organizeonefive-weekworkshop atthe鶹ofNairobi, Kenyaandonefive-week workshopatUSED(nowCERPOD),Bamako,Mali;helppreparematerialonlatesttechniquesindemographic datacollection,processingandanalysis, includingoperationsresearch issues;helpprepare theappropriate microcomputersoftware;andcoordinatewithotherinternationalagenciesinthefieldofshort-termtrainingcourses inpopulation.

UNAdviseronDemography andPopulationStatistics
SouthPacificCommission,Nouméa,NewCaledonia,1/1980-12/1983

Duties:Provideadvisory servicesonpopulationissuestothegovernmentsoftheSouthPacificregion.

SpecificActivities:Collect andanalyzepopulationdata(extensiveutilizationofdemographicindirecttechniques); organizeregionalandin-countrycoursesonpopulationtopics(populationpolicy,censusdataanalysis,vital registration, and demographic software); disseminate population information to relevant governmentaldepartments;andparticipateinthepopulationpolicyprocess.Workconductedin12differentcountriesand geopoliticalentities.

UN AssociateExpert in Demography
Institut HaïtiendeStatistique et d’Informatique, Port-au-Prince,Haiti, 12/1976- 12/1979

Duties:Analyze Haitiandemographic data and trainHaitiandemographers.

Specific Activities:Supervise the publicationofthe 1971 Haitiancensusresults(managementofa 6-personteam); analyze Haitiandemographic censusand surveydata atnationaland regionallevels, includingsocioeconomic and educationdata;assessHaitianinternationalmigrationpatterns;andtrainHaitianspecialists(on-the-jobtrainingandformal lectures at under-graduate level).

VariousHighSchools, Brussels,Belgium
High School Teacher, 9/1975 - 11/1976

Duties:Prepareanddelivercourses on ethical,religious,andsocietalcontemporaryissues.

Catholic鶹ofLouvain,Leuven, Belgium
ResearchAssistant,6-8/1972and10/1974-8/1975

Duties: UndertakeresearchinBelgianandFrenchmodernsocioeconomicandreligioushistory.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Experience with InternationalAgencies
  • Directworkingexperiencewith:CenterforGlobalDevelopment(CGD),PopulationReferenceBureau(PRB),UnitedNationsPopulationFund(UNFPA)(executingagencies:DTCD/DESDandESCAP),UNICEF, USAID,WorldBank(Short-TermConsultant,Long-TermConsultant,andStaff),andWorldPopulation Society
  • Principal Investigator,WorldBankAIDSSocio-EconomicImpacts StudyinMadagascar(1995-1996)
  • Experienceonprojectsfundedby:AfricanDevelopmentBank,CanadianInternationalDevelopmentAgency(CIDA),CentennialGroupInc.,CenterforGlobalDevelopment(CGD),FrenchMinistryofCooperation, International Labor Office (ILO), International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), Population Council, PopulationReferenceBureau(PRB),StatisticalInstituteforAsiaandthePacific(SIAP),WorldAssemblyofYouth (WAY), and World Resources Institute (WRI)

EDUCATION

Ph.D.inDemography,SummacumLaude,1991-1996
Université "René Descartes" Paris-V (Sorbonne), Faculté desSciencesHumaineset Sociales, Paris, France
Dissertation:UrgencyandComplacency:PopulationPressureandPolicyResponsesinRwanda(1962-1994)

MAinDemography,MagnacumLaude,1984-1985
Catholic鶹ofLouvain,FacultyofEconomics,Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium
Thesis:RegionalPopulationProjectionsfor Fiji (1976-2001)

GraduateDiplomainDemography,CumLaude,1974-1975
Catholic鶹of Louvain,Faculty ofEconomics,Leuven,Belgium

Agrégationdel’EnseignementSecondaireSupérieur,CumLaude,1974
Catholic鶹ofLouvain,FacultyofLiberal Arts,Leuven,Belgium

BAinModernHistory,CumLaude,1968-1973
鶹Saint-Louis,FacultyofLiberalArts,Brussels,BelgiumandCatholic鶹ofLouvain,FacultyofLiberal Arts, Leuven, Belgium.
Thesis:The demographic consequencesofthe 1578plague in Brussels, Leuven, andMechelen

SecondaryStudies,1961-1967
Saint-BonifaceHighSchool,Brussels,Belgium

AWARDS AND HONORS

  • HonoraryProfessor,InstituteofTropicalMedicine,Antwerp,Belgium(since2020)
  • AssociateMember,AcadémieroyaledesSciences,desLettresetdesBeaux-ArtsdeBelgique(ARB),Classe Technologie et Société (elected on March 2, 2013)
  • PopulationInstitute2012 AnnualGlobalMediaAwardforBestBookinPopulationfor“WorldPopulation Policies: Their Origin, Evolution, and Impact” (Springer, 2012)
  • WorldBankIndependentEvaluationGroup(IEG)2008GoodPractice ICRQualityAwardforTheGambia HIV/AIDS Rapid Response Project Implementation Completion Report (ICR)
  • WorldBankAfrica Region,ChiefEconomist’sBestPracticeAward,2007EconomicandSectorWork (Uganda Country Economic Memorandum)
  • FredH.BixbyFoundationVisiting ScholarshipatthePopulationReference Bureau,Winter2010-2011, Summer 2007, and Summer 2006
  • WorldBankSpotAwards:AFTH2forSupporttoHNPPortfolioQualityImprovementinNiger,2008;AFTH2forSector Work on Population Issues in Niger, 2003; AFTQK and AFTH2 (3 Awards) for Implementation of Health and HIV/AIDS projects in The Gambia and HIV/AIDS project in Sierra Leone, 2002; AFTH2 for Implementation Completion Report (ICR) of the Chad Population and AIDS I Project, 2002; HDNHE for Co- coordinationofthePopulation/ReproductiveHealth Bank-wideThematicGroupactivities,2000
  • Awardforaccomplishmentsinthefightagainstfemalegenitalmutilation,CelluledeCoordinationsurlesPratiquesTraditionnellesAffectantlasantédesFemmesetdesEnfants(CPTAFE),Guinea,2001
  • VariousWho’sWhoEntries(Who’sWhointheWorld2004;Strathmore’sWho’sWho2003-04-;Who'sWhoinAmerica.ScienceandEngineering:1999-2000,5theditionand2002-03,6thedition);.
  • Andrew W.Mellon FoundationVisiting Scholarshipat thePopulation ReferenceBureau,1991-1992

BOARDS & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEES

  • Population &Avenir,Paris,France,MemberoftheEditorial Committeesince2020
  • LesanalysesdePopulation&Avenir,Paris,France,MemberoftheEditorial Committeesince2020
  • POPDEVINTER, Paris,France,MemberoftheScientific AdvisoryCouncil since2016
  • BerlinInstituteforPopulationandDevelopment,Berlin,Germany,MemberoftheScientificAdvisoryCouncilsince 2015
  • AssociationAlfred Sauvy, Paris, France, Member of theBoard since 2013

CONFERENCES, PRESENTATIONS, AND UNIVERSITY LECTURES

Numerous conferences,presentations,lectures,classesandpanelattendancesondemography,populationpolicies, reproductivehealth,andHIV/AIDSprogramswithafocusonlessdevelopedcountries

  • AcadémieroyaledesSciences,desLettresetdesBeaux-ArtsdeBelgique(ARB),ClasseTechnologieetSociété, Brussels, Belgium
  • AcadémiedesSciencesd’Outre-Mer(ASOM),Paris,France
  • Académieroyaledes Sciencesd’Outre-Mer(ARSOM),Brussels,Belgium
  • AmicaledesHautsde France,Washington,DC,USA
  • AssociationdémocratiquedesFrançais àl’étranger(SectiondeWashington,DC),Washington,DC,USA
  • BCAResearchInc.,Montréal,QC,Canada
  • BRACInstituteofGlobal Health(BRAC鶹),Dhaka,Bangladesh
  • CanadianInternationalDevelopmentAgency(CIDA),Gatineau,QC,Canada
  • Catholic鶹of Louvain,CentrederechercheenéDz󾱱etsociétés,Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium
  • CenterforStrategicandInternationalStudies(CSIS),Women’sHealthPolicyForum,CapitolBuilding,Washington, DC, USA
  • Clubd’AmitiéFranco-Internationale,Washington,DC,USA
  • Clubdu6mai,Paris,France
  • CollègeBelgique,ChaireLavoisier2014-2015,AcadémieroyaledesSciences,desLettresetdesBeaux-Artsde Belgique (ARB), Brussels, Belgium
  • CollègeBelgique,AcadémieroyaledesSciences,desLettresetdesBeaux-ArtsdeBelgique(ARB),Brussels, Belgium
  • CollègeInternationalMariedeFrance,Montréal,QC,Canada
  • DefenseIntelligenceAgency(DIA),Bethesda,MD,USA
  • DeutscheGesellschaftfürInternationaleZusammenarbeit(GIZ),Bonn,Germany
  • DeutscheStiftungWeltbevoelkerung,BerlinOffice,Germany
  • ÉgliseProtestanteFrancophonedeWashington,Washington,DC,USA
  • Équilibres&Populations,Paris,France
  • EthiopianAcademyofSciences,3rdScienceCongress“HarnessingtheDemographicDividend:Ethiopia’sEmerging Challenge”,Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
  • FederalMinistryfor EconomicCooperationandDevelopment(BMZ),Bonn,Germany
  • Free鶹ofBrussels,FacultyofMedicine,Brussels,Belgium
  • FrenchDevelopmentAgency(AFD),Paris,France[PresentationsandMeetingwithMs.AnnePaugam,Director General]
  • FuturesGroupInternational (DistinguishedSpeakersSeries),Washington,DC,USA
  • GeorgeMason鶹,Departmentof Geography,Collegeof Sciences,Fairfax,VA,USA
  • GeorgeMason 鶹,GlobalAffairs Program,CollegeofHumanitiesandSocialSciences,Fairfax, VA, USA
  • GeorgeMason鶹,ScharSchool of PolicyandGovernment,Arlington,VA,USA
  • GeorgeWashington鶹,TheElliottSchool ofInternationalAffairs,Washington,DC,USA
  • Georgetown鶹,BerkleyCenter forReligion,Peace,andWorldAffairs,Washington,DC,USA
  • Georgetown鶹,DepartmentofInternationalHealth,SchoolofNursingandHealthStudies,Washington, DC, USA
  • GlobalHealthCouncil,Washington,DC,USA
  • GreenClimateFund,Incheon,Korea[BriefingtoMs. HélaCheikhrouhou,ExecutiveDirector]
  • Harvard鶹,HarvardCenterfor PopulationandDevelopmentStudies,Cambridge,MA,USA
  • Howard鶹,Collegeof Arts &Sciences, AfricanStudiesDepartment,Washington,DC,USA
  • Institutd'ÉtudesPolitiques("Sciences-Po"),Paris,France
  • InstitutdeRecherchepourleDéveloppement(IRD)[FrenchNationalResearchInstituteforSustainableDevelopment], Marseille & Bondy, France
  • InstituteofTropical Medicine(yearlysince2011),Antwerp,Belgium
  • InternationalInstitutefor AppliedSystems Analysis(IIASA),WorldPopulationProgram,Laxenburg,Austria
  • InternationalMonetaryFund(IMF),Washington,DC[ContributiontoaIMFpresentationonMali&MeetingswithMs.ChristineLagarde,IMFManaging Director]
  • IPAS,ChapelHill,NC,USA
  • Johns HopkinsSchoolofAdvancedInternationalStudies(SAIS),Washington,DC,USA
  • JohnsHopkins鶹,HopkinsPopulationCenterandTheBill&MelindaGatesInstituteforPopulation,FamilyandReproductiveHealth, BloombergSchoolofPublicHealth,Baltimore,MD,USA
  • LycéeInternationalRochambeau,Washington,DC,USA
  • Médecins sans Frontières,Brussels,Belgium
  • Olivaint Conferenceof Belgium,Brussels,Belgium[July 2008Visit toWashington,DC,USA]
  • OrganisationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment,Paris,France
  • PennState鶹,PopulationResearchInstitute,StateCollege,PA,USA
  • PopulationAssociationofPakistan,KeynoteAddress:“PDZܱپDzPolicies:NewDirections”at13thAnnualConferenceofthePopulationAssociationofPakistan(PAP),Karachi,November7-8,2012
  • PopulationConnection,Washington,DC,USA
  • PopulationCouncil–BookLaunch“CapturingtheDemographicDividendinPakistan”,Karachi,June27,2013
  • PopulationMediaCenter,Shelburne,VT,USA
  • PopulationReferenceBureau,Washington,DC,USA
  • PopulationReferenceBureau-PRBPolicyFellows(severalyears),Washington,DC,USA
  • PopulationResourceCenter,Washington,DC,USA
  • RotaryInternational,Bujumbura,Burundi
  • RotaryInternational,Bamako,Mali
  • SapienzaUniversitàdi Roma,DepartmentofMethodsand Models forEconomics, TerritoryandFinance (MEMOTEF), Rome,Italy(viaGoogleMeet)
  • Sociétéd'Encouragementpourl'IndustrieNationale(SEIN),Paris,France
  • StatisticsNorway,Oslo,Norway
  • SwedishInternationalDevelopmentCooperationAgency,Stockholm,Sweden
  • The1818Society.WorldBankGroupAlumni,Washington,DC,USA
  • TheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation,Seattle,WA,USA[BriefingonNigertoMs.MelindaGates,Co-chair]
  • TheCosmosClub,Washington,DC,USA
  • TheMaldives National鶹,FacultyofSciences,Male’,Maldives
  • The World Bank, BrusselsOffice,Belgium
  • TheWorldBank, Washington,DC,USA
  • UnitedNationsPopulationFund(UNFPA),New York,NY,USA
  • UniversitédeGenève,InstitutdeéDz󾱱etdesocioéconomie(I-DESO),Geneva,Switzerland
  • Université"RenéDescartes"Paris-V(Sorbonne),FacultédesSciencesHumainesetSociales,Paris,France
  • 鶹ofGroningen,FacultyofSpatial Sciences,DepartmentofDemography,PopulationResearch Centre, Groningen, The Netherlands (via Skype)
  • UniversitédeMontréal,FacultédesArtsetdesSciences,DépartementdeDémographie,Montréal,QC, Canada
  • 鶹ofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill,SchoolofPublicHealth,ChapelHill,NC,USA
  • U.S.AgencyforInternationalDevelopment,BureauforGlobalHealth,OfficeofPopulationandReproductiveHealth, Washington, DC, USA
  • ViennaInstituteofDemography(VID),AustrianAcademyofSciences,Vienna,Austria
  • WaltWhitmanHighSchool, FrenchHonorsSociety,Washington, DC,USA
  • WoodrowWilsonInternational CenterforScholars,Washington,DC,USA

OtherContributions

  • SessionOrganizer,Chairperson,and/orDiscussantatmajorpopulationconferencesandevents
  • MemberoftheCoreGroupofExperts onResearchDialogue onMigrationandGlobalHealthunderthe Georgetown 鶹 Initiative for U.S.-China Dialogue on Global Issues, May 2-3, 2016
  • Initiatorof,andcontributorto,theWorldBankstudyonthedemographicdividend insub-SaharanAfrica(D. Canning, S. Raja, and A.S. Yazbeck (Eds), Africa’s Demographic Transition: Dividend or Disaster?, Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2015)
  • InvitationsbyVoiceofAmerica(VOA)toparticipatein‘AfricaForum’ and‘Lemondeaujourd’hui’(LMA) (live TV programs in French), and other programs in French
  • Presenter at Side Event on Sub-Saharan Africa’s Demographic Challengesorganized by the French Development Agency, UNFPA, the German Foundation for World Population (DSW), and the German TechnicalCooperation(GTZ)atthe42ndSessionoftheUNCommissionofPopulationandDevelopment,New York, March 30, 2009
  • DiscussantatSideEventonSub-Saharan Africa’sDemographicChallengesorganizedbytheFrench Development Agency at the UNFPA Board Meeting Geneva, June 17, 2008
  • Peerreviewerformajorinternationaljournals:CahiersquébecoisdeéDz󾱱,JournalofDemographic Economics,JournalofDevelopmentEffectiveness,InternationalFamilyPlanningPerspectives,PopulationandDevelopmentReview, PopulationResearchandPolicyReview, PopulationStudies,Science, StudiesinFamily Planning,TheBritishMedical Journal(BMJ),and TheWorldBankEconomic Review
  • Contributionstomajor internationalnewspapers(e.g., Op-Edcomments,FinancialTimes,July9,2012,March 14,2008&July7,2017;JeuneAfrique,May25-31,2008&August8,2017;andfull-pageinterviews,LaLibre Belgique,April17,2012andLeMonde,December16-17,2007)(aloneorwithco-author)
  • ContributionstoWebPages(e.g., InterviewpostedonWorldBankWebPageinApril2008,CGDandPRB Webpages)
  • AdviserondemographicissuestoUncrowded.org,asustainabledevelopmentNGObasedinSanFrancisco, CA
  • GlobalHealthPolicy BlogsonCenterforGlobal Development(CGD)Web Page
  • KeynoteSpeaker,HewlettFoundation-PopulationReferenceBureauSecondAnnualResearchConferenceonPopulation Impacts on Economic Development, Arusha, Tanzania, December 8-9, 2007
  • MemberofPh.D.DissertationJury:鶹ofMontréal,FacultyofArtsandSciences,Departmentof Demography(August2015)and鶹"RenéDescartes"Paris-V(Sorbonne),FacultédesSciencesHumaines et Sociales(February 2007)
  • PeerreviewerfornumerousWorldBankanalyticalandevaluationreports(e.g.,OED/IEG),operationspreparation,andEconomicand SectorWorkreports,since2002
  • PeerreviewerforthePopulation CouncilbookCapturingtheDemographicDividendinPakistan,2013
  • WorldBankPopulationandReproductiveHealthThematicGroup,Co-coordinator1998-2001
  • PeerreviewerforthePopulationReferenceBureau(PRB)“PDZܱپDzBulletin”Vol.52/4onPopulationandReproductive Health in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1997
  • Translationandrevisionskills:ExtensiveexperiencewithtranslationandrevisionoftechnicaldocumentsfromEnglishintoFrench.Forexample,review oftheFrenchtranslationoftheWorldBankHealth,Nutrition,and Population Sector Strategy, 1997 (with Bank colleague)
  • PeerreviewerfortheGatesInstitute,Baltimore,MDofmanuscript“ÉconomiegénérationelleetdividendeéDz󾱱ܱ : Théories et applications au Sénégal”
  • ProvidedexternalcommentsonPopulationandDevelopment.ImplicationsfortheWorldBank,Washington,DC:TheInternationalBankforReconstructionandDevelopment,1994(WorldBankReportfortheInternational ConferenceonPopulationandDevelopmentinSeptember1994inCairo)
  • ConferenceOlivaintofBelgium(COB),anorganizationaimedattraininggraduatestudentsinpoliticalsciences;formerPresident(1974-1975);MemberofCOBScientificCommitteesince1997

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

  • PopulationAssociation ofPakistan (PAP),Membersince2012
  • UnionforAfricanPopulationStudies,Membersince 2002
  • AssociationInternationale desDémographesde Langue Française (AIDELF), Member since 1990
  • Population ReferenceBureau (PRB),Membersince1985
  • PopulationAssociationofAmerica(PAA), Member since 1984
  • International UnionfortheScientific StudyofPopulation(IUSSP),Membersince1980

PUBLICATIONS

Books

Demografiaesviluppo nell’Africasub-sahariana.Rome,IT:EdizioniNuovaCulturasrls(withco-author) [Forthcoming]

InternationalHandbook ofPopulationPolicies.Cham,CH:Springer,2022(withco-editor)

Démographieetémergenceéconomiquedel’Afriquesub-Saharienne, Brussels,BE:Académie royaledesSciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, coll. « Académie en poche » No. 134, 2020 (with co-author)

DemographyandEconomic Emergence ofSub-SaharanAfrica,Brussels,BE:Académie royaledesSciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, coll. «Académie en poche », No. 134-EN, 2020 (with co-author)

Africa’sPopulation:InSearchofaDemographicDividend,Cham,CH:Springer,2017(withco-editor)

AgirsurlesévolutionséDz󾱱ܱs,Brussels,BE:AcadémieroyaledesSciences,desLettresetdesBeaux-Artsde Belgique, coll. « Académie en poche », No. 22, 2013

WorldPopulationPolicies:TheirOrigin,Evolution,andImpact,Dordrecht,NL:Springer,2012

BookChapters

“GeneralIntroduction”.InJ.F.MayandJ.A.Goldstone(Eds), InternationalHandbook of Population Policies,Cham, CH: Springer, 2022: xi-xvi (with co-author).

“ContemporaryPopulationIssues”.Chapter1inJ.F.MayandJ.A.Goldstone(Eds),InternationalHandbookof Population Policies, Cham, CH: Springer, 2022: 3-19 (with co-author).

“PDZܱپDzInstitutionsandInternationalPopulationDzԴڱԳ”.Chapter15inJ.F.MayandJ.A.Goldstone(Eds),

InternationalHandbookofPopulationPolicies,Cham,CH:Springer,2022:337-364(withco-authors).

“ProspectsforPopulationPoliciesandInterventions”.Chapter36inJ.F.MayandJ.A.Goldstone(Eds),International Handbook of Population Policies, Cham, CH: Springer, 2022: 781-802 (with co-author).

“GeneralConclusion”.InJ.F.MayandJ.A.Goldstone(Eds),InternationalHandbookof Population Policies,Cham, CH: Springer, 2022: 803-807 (with co-author).

“PDZܱپDzʴDZ”.InY.Charbit(Edit.),PopulationandDevelopmentIssues,London,GB&NewYork,NY:ISTE & John Wiley, 2022: 237-260

“Lespolitiquesdepopulation”.InY.Charbit(Edit.),Population etquestionsdedéveloppement,London,GB:ISTE Editions, 2022: 255-281

“Aresearchagendaforyouthpoliciesandinvestments”.InJ.Sciubba(Edit.),AResearchAgendaforPolitical Demography, Cheltenham, GB-Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021: 147-160

“PDZܱپDzʴDZ”.D.Poston(Edit.),HandbookofPopulation,SecondEdition.Cham,CH:Springer,2019:875-899 (updated version of chapter published in 2005)

“Introduction”.InHansGroth&JohnF.May(Eds),Africa’sPopulation:InSearchofaDemographicDividend,Cham, CH: Springer, 2017: 1-8 (with co-author)

“Conclusions”.InHansGroth&JohnF.May(Eds),Africa’sPopulation:InSearchofaDemographicDividend,Cham, CH: Springer, 2017: 497-501 (with co-author)

“DemographicChallengesoftheSahelCountries”.InHansGroth&JohnF.May(Eds),Africa’sPopulation:InSearch of a Demographic Dividend, Cham, CH: Springer, 2017: 165-177 (with co-authors)

“GlobalPopulationandReproductiveHealthʴDZ”.InDeborahR.McFarlane(Edit.),GlobalPopulationandReproductiveHealth,Burlington,MA:Jones&BartlettLearning,2015:343-370

“AcceleratingtheDemographicTransition”.InT.Ahlers,H.Kato,H.S.Kohli,C.Madavo,&A.Sood(Eds),Africa2050. RealizingtheContinent’sFullPotential,NewDelhi:Oxford鶹PressforCentennialGroupInternational,2014:83-100 (with co-author)

A.Goujon&R.Fuchs, “FutureFertilityinHighfertilityCountries.”Chapter4inW. Lutz,W.P.Butz,&S.KC.(Eds) (2014).WorldPopulationandHumanCapitalinthe21stCentury.Oxford,GB:Oxford鶹Press(contributing author)

“FamilyPlanningTrendsinSub-SaharanAfrica:Progress,Prospects,andLessonsLearned.”InP.Chuhan-Pole&M. Angwafo(Eds),YesAfricaCan:SuccessStoriesfromaDynamicContinent,Washington,DC:WorldBank,2011,445- 463 (with co-authors)

“PDZܱپDzPolicy”. InD.Poston&M.Micklin(Eds),HandbookofPopulation,NewYork,NY:Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers (Springer), 2005: 827-852

Report Chapter

“Creatingjobstoharness Africa’sdemographicdividend”,AfricanTransformationReport2020:Securing Africa’s Future. Accra, Ghana: African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) [Forthcoming]

PeerReviewedArticles

“Lapestede1578etsesconséquenceséDz󾱱ܱsàBruxellesetdanssarégion”[Forthcoming]

“ACallforBetterIntegratedPolicestoAcceleratetheFertilityDeclineinSub-Saharanڰ”.dzԳٲ.Studiesin Family Planning 51(2) 2020: 193-204 (with co-author)

“PoliciesNeededtoCaptureaDemographicDividendinSub-Saharanڰ”.CanadianStudiesinPopulation46(1)2019: 61-72 (with co-authors)

“TRoleofPublicPopulationInstitutionsonFertilityOutcomesinSub-Saharanڰ”.PopulationHorizons14(1) 2017: 1-8

“TDemographicDividendinSub-SaharanAfrica:TwoIssuesthatNeedMoreAttention”.JournalofDemographic Economics 83(1), 2017: 77-84 (with co-author)

“TPoliticsofFamilyPlanningPoliciesandProgramsinsub-Saharanڰ”. Populationand DevelopmentReview (Suppl.toVol.43),2017:308-329

“LeXXIesiècleseraceluidelaéDz󾱱africaine”.Bull.Séanc.Acad.R.Sci.Outre-Mer62(2016–1):9-18

“PDZܱپDzPoliciesinEurope”,EuropeenFormation377,SpecialIssue“LaDémographiedel’Europe”Autumn2015, 136-150

Proximatedeterminantsoffertilityinsub-SaharanAfricaandtheirpossibleuseinfertilityprojections,Paperpresented attheUnitedNationsExpertGroupMeetingonRecentandFutureTrendsinFertility.NewYork,2-4December,2009 (PopulationDivisionExpertPaperNo.2011/13),NewYork:UnitedNations,DepartmentofEconomicandSocialAffairs (with co-author)

“Impactoftheproximatedeterminantsonthefuturecourseoffertilityinsub-SaharanAfrica”,PopulationBulletinoftheUnitedNations,SpecialIssue2002,Nos.46/47,71-95(withco-author)[alsoissuedinFrenchandSpanish]

“LesidaàMadagascar.I.Epidémiologie,projections,impactsocio-économique,interventions”,BulletindelaSociétédePathologie Exotique, 1998, 91(1): 68-70 (withco-authors)

“LesidaàMadagascar.II.Politiqued’interventionpourmaintenirlabasseprévalencedel’infectionparleVIH”,Bulletin delaSociétédePathologieExotique,1998,91(1):71-73(withco-authors)

“HsyphilisandlowbutrisingHIVseroprevalenceratesinѲ岹”,TheLancet(LettertotheEditor)347,1996: 831 (with co-authors)

"PoliciesonPopulation,LandUse,andEnvironmentinRwanda",PopulationandEnvironment16(4),1995:321-334"TendancesdelaféconditéenHaïti",CahiersquébecoisdeéDz󾱱21(1),1992:167-183(withco-author) "AIDSpreventionandfamilyplanning",TheLancet(LettertotheEditor)338,1991:63-64(firstauthor)

"FamilyPlanninginRwanda:StatusandProspects",StudiesinFamilyPlanning21(1),1990:20-32(firstauthor) "HaitianMigration:30YearsAssessed",MigrationToday10(1),1982:7-12&10(3-4):55(withco-author)

"Fertility,Mortality,MigrationandFamilyPlanninginHaiti",PopulationStudies33(3),1979:505-521(withco-author)"Lapestede1578àBruxelles",AnnalesdelaSociétéBelged'HistoiredesHôpitaux12,1976:79-95

OtherPublications

“GDZDZíپycambio𳾴DzáھenlosEstadosUnidos:laڳܲԳóԱԳdelԲ.”Population&Avenir757, 2022 (March-April): 14-16

“GDZDZپandPopulationChangeintheUnitedStates:TheEssentialFunctionoftheԲܲ.”Population&Avenir 757, 2022 (March-April): 14-16

“GéopolitiqueetévolutiondespopulationsauxÉtats-Unis:lafonctionessentielledurecensement.”Population&Avenir757, 2022 (March-April): 14-16

“Aڰܱsubsaharienne:versunebaisseplusrapidedelafécondité?”Population&Avenir751,2021(January-February):14-16 (with co-author)

ٳܲ-󲹰Africa:towardsafasterdeclineinfertility?”Population&Avenir751,2021(January-February):14-16(with co-author)

“ÁfricaSubsahariana:¿haciauna disminución sostenida de la fertilidad?”Population&Avenir751,2021(January- February): 14-16 (with co-author)

“L’Éthiopie:ungéantéDz󾱱ܱàlacroiséedeschemins.”Population&Avenir746,2020(January-February):17-19“Ethiopia:ADemographicGiantataCrossroads”.Population&Avenir746,2020(January-February):17-19

“LaéDz󾱱duNigeria : Atoutdedéveloppementoubombeà retardement?”Diplomatie.LesgrandsdossiersNo.51:

Ladémographie:Unenjeugéopolitiquemajeur,2019:64-65

“Nigerhastheworld’shighestbirthrate–andthatmaybearecipeforunrest.”TheConversation,March21,2019“ADemographerintheAfricaRegion,1997-2012.”The1818SocietyBulletin3(38),2018:31-33

Maldives’PopulationDynamics:PolicyProspectsforHumanGrowthandOpportunity.Male’:UNFPAMaldivesCountryOfficeandNationalBureauofStatisticsMaldives,August2016

“PourquoileXXIesiècleseralesiècledelaéDz󾱱africaine.”MondesetCultures.Bulletindel’Académiedes sciences d’outre-mer, vol. LXXVI(1-2-3-4), 2016: 207-217

“Aڰ’sRapidPopulationGrowthandMigratoryPressures.”NORRAGNews53.Refugees,DisplacedPersonsandEducation:NewChallengesforDevelopmentandPolicy,May2016,112-113(withco-author)

“TDemographicDividend:AnOpportunityforEthiopia’sTransformation.”Washington,DC:PopulationReferenceBureauandEthiopianEconomicsAssociation,October2015(withco-authors)

“TDemographicDividend:AnOpportunityforEthiopia’sTransformation.”EarlyInsights.Washington,DC:PopulationReferenceBureauandEthiopianEconomicsAssociation,June2015(withco-authors)

“Aڰܱdel’Ouest:Unagendaderechercheenpopulationetdéveloppement.”Notederecherche.Washington,DC:PopulationReferenceBureau,October2014(withco-author)

“FamilyPlanningandHealthSectorPolicyinBangladesh.”Health,NutritionandPopulationKnowledgeNotes,Washington, DC: The World Bank (with co-authors)

“PDZܱپDz,FamilyPlanningandReproductiveHealthPolicyHarmonizationinBangladesh.”DiscussionPaper.Washington,DC:WorldBankGroup,Health,Nutrition&Population,November2014(withco-authors)

“LesdéfiséDz󾱱ܱsdespayssahéliens.”InÉճնٷ 4206,June2014,19-30 (withco-author)

“PDZܱپDzPolicy.”TheOxfordCompaniontoInternationalRelations,NewYork:Oxford鶹Press,2014,vol.2:193-196 (with co-author)

“PourdesnouvellespolitiquesdepopulationenAfriquesubsaharienne:l’exempleduNiger.”ÉtudesSahéliennes7,2013(October): 28-59 (with co-authors)

“Monde : lesnouveauxdéfiséDz󾱱ܱs.”Population&Avenir718,2014(May-June): 17-19.

“PDZܱپDzandclimatechange:whowillthegrandconvergenceleavebehind?”Comment,TheLancetOpenAccess;seeVol2May2014:e253-e254(withco-authors)

“AfricanDemography”,GlobalJournal of EmergingMarket Economies,2013,5(3):215-267(withco-author)

Thisarticlewasfeaturedin“Africandemography:Thedividendisdelayed”,TheEconomist,March8th2014,pp.49-50;Frenchtranslation“Aڰܱ:quepenserdesaéDzԻ徱ééé?Population&Avenir719,2014(September-October): 17-19.

“PDZܱپDzPolicy.”TheOxfordCompaniontoComparativePolitics.NewYork:Oxford鶹Press,2012,vol.1:259-262 (with co-author)

“Lerôledespolitiquesdepopulation”.InÉճնٷ 4175, November2012,441-452

“T Role ofPopulationʴDZ”.InÉճնٷ 4175, November 2012, 441-452 (CAIRN.INFO International Edition) “L’AfriquesubsahariennedanslaéDz󾱱DzԻ徱”.InÉճնٷ4154,October2011,305-316(withco-author)

ٳܲ-󲹰AfricawithinGlobalٱ𳾴Dz”.InÉճնٷ4154,October2011,305-316(CAIRN.INFO International Edition) (with co-author)

DemographyandEconomicGrowthinUganda.ReportNo.63165-UG,Washington,DC:TheWorldBank,2011(with co-author)

Mali.TheDemographicChallenge,ReportNo.44459-ML,Washington, DC: TheWorld Bank,2010(with co-author)

RapidPopulationGrowthinBurundi:ImplicationsfortheWorldBank,Washington,DC:TheWorldBank,2009

DemographicGrowthandDevelopmentProspectsinRwanda:ImplicationsfortheWorldBank,Washington,DC:The World Bank, 2009 (with co-author)

LeMalifaceaudéfiéDz󾱱ܱ.ReportNo.44459-ML,Washington, DC:The World Bank,2009(withco-author)

BurkinaFaso.CopingwithPopulationGrowth,ChapteroftheBurkinaFasoCountryEconomic Memorandum(CEM),Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2009 (with co-authors)

PopulationIssuesinthe21stCentury.TheRoleoftheWorldBank,HNPDiscussionPaper,Washington,DC:TheWorldBank,2007(withco-authors)[alsoissuedinFrenchandSpanish]

CapturingtheDemographicBonusinEthiopia:Gender,Development,andDemographicActions,ReportNo.36434- ET, Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2007 (with co-authors)

Uganda’s High Population Growth. A Challenge to Improved Livelihoods. Background Paper to the Uganda Country EconomicMemorandum(CEM)andPublicExpenditureReview(PER),Washington,DC:TheWorldBank,2007(with co-authors)

Luttecontrela pauvretéau BurkinaFaso:L’importancedel’écarturbain-ruraldesindicateursdesanté,nutritionet population,(ESW/AAASectorWork),AfricaRegionHDWorkingPaperSeries,Washington,DC:TheWorldBank, 2006 (with co-authors)

Niger.ProvidingAllNigerienswithFood,Education,andHealthCare:ADemographicPerspective,ReportNo. 34219-NE, Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2005 (with co-authors)

Nourrir,éduqueretsoignertouslesNigériens:LaéDz󾱱enperspective,(ESW/AAASectorWork),Africa Region HD Working Paper Series, Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2004 (with co-authors)

ChadPopulationandAIDSIProject:ImplementationCompletionReport,Washington,DC:TheWorld Bank,2002

LesecteurmédicalprivéàCotonou,Bénin,en1999,WorldBankHNP WorkingPaperSeries,Washington,DC:The World Bank, 2000 (with co-author)

TheCostsandBenefitsofVietnam’sNationalInvestmentinPopulationandFamilyPlanning from1979to2010.Final Report, Hanoi: The National Committee for Population and Family Planning, 1997 (withco-authors)

Vietnam’sPopulationandFamilyPlanningInvestmentsandSavings(1979-2010),Hanoi:TheNationalCommitteefor Population and Family Planning, 1997 (with co-authors)

"ViolencesenAfrique:Lasurpopulationenaccusation",Équilibres&Populations27,1997:1-2

“DemographicPressureandPopulationPoliciesinRwanda,1962-1994”,Population etSociétés,TranslationofNo.319,1996:1-4

“Pression éDz󾱱ܱetpolitiques depopulation au Rwanda,1962-1994”,Population etSociétés319,1996:1-4

Le sida à Madagascar, Epidémiologie, Projections, Impact socio-économique, Interventions, Antananarivo : Laboratoirenational de référence MST/SIDA, Programme national de lutte contre les MST/SIDA & Ministère de la santé et de la population, 1995 (2nd edit., 1996) (with co-authors)

ACost-BenefitAnalysisoftheFamilyPlanningProgrammeinMalawi,1984-2009,Lilongwe,Malawi:Populationand HumanResourcesDevelopmentUnit,MinistryofEconomicPlanningandDevelopmentincollaborationwiththeNational FamilyWelfareCouncilofMalawi,1994(withco-authors)

LaplanificationfamilialeauBurundi:Uneanalysecoût-bénéficeàl'aidedumodèleFAMPLAN.RapportTechnique, Bujumbura:MinistèredelaPlanification,duDéveloppementetdesFinances,UnitédePlanificationdelaPopulation,1993(withco-author)

"ClarifyingBreastfeeding’sRoleinContraception",PopulationToday20(5),1992:9"CensusTakinginNiue,SouthPacific",PopulationToday20(2),1992:5

PopulationetenvironnementauRwanda,Washington,DC:TheFuturesGroupforTheWorldBank/WorldResourcesInstitute, 1990 (2nd edit., 1991)

Anewwaveofpopulationpolicies,People18(1),1991:7-8(IPPF,London)

SpotlightSeriesinPopulationToday:"Myanmar"(19,7/8,1991:12);"Haiti"(17,12,1989:12);"Benin"(17,2,1989:12);

"Togo"(16,12,1988:12);"Rwanda"(16,11,1988:12);and"FrenchPolynesia"(16,7/8,1988:12)Haiti–wherefertility isontheincrease,People17(2),1990:28-29(IPPF, London)

WorldBank1990Haiti CountryEconomic Memorandum.PopulationSector,Washington,DC: TheFutures Group,1990

Haïti:ModèlePopulationetDéveloppement(POPDEV).Manueld'Accompagnement,Washington,DC:TheFuturesGroup, 1989 (with co-authors)

DiagnosticStudiesofFamilyPlanningActivitiesinRwanda.HowtoIncreaseContraceptivePrevalence?,Washington,DC: The FuturesGroup, OPTIONS Project, 1988 (first author)

RegionalPopulationProjectionsforFiji(1976-2001),WorkingPaper131,Louvain-la-Neuve:DepartmentofDemography, Catholic 鶹ofLouvain, 1987

KingdomofTonga.CensusofPopulationandHousing,1976,Vol.2:DemographicAnalysis,Nuku'alofa,DepartmentofStatistics, 1984 (with co-author)

ConferencePapers,PostersandAbstracts

TheChallengesofAcceleratingtheFertilityTransitioninWesternAfrica.Paperpresented(viaZoom)attheInternationalUnionfortheScientificStudyofPopulation(IUSSP)XXIXthInternationalPopulationConference,Hyderabad,India, December 5-10, 2021 (with co-authors)

FertilityTransitioninSub-SaharanAfrica:TowardanIntegratedApproachtoPopulationPolicy.PaperpresentedatthePopulationAssociationofAmericaMeeting, Austin,TX,April10-13,2019(withco-author)

PoliciesNeededtoCaptureaDemographicDividendinSub-SaharanAfrica.Paperpresented attheInternationalUnionfortheScientificStudyofPopulation(IUSSP)XXVIIIthInternationalPopulationConference,CapeTown,SouthAfrica, October 29 – November 4, 2017 (with co-authors)

The Politics of Family Planning Policies and Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa.Paper presented at the Workshop on “Recent Trends in Fertility in Sub-Saharan Africa”, U.S. National Academy of Sciences, Division of Behavioral and SocialScienceandEducation,CommitteeonPopulation,Washington, DC, June 15-16, 2015

A“RoadMap”toAcceleratetheFertilityDecline inAfricanCountriesThatAreLessAdvancedinTheirFertility Transition.PaperpresentedattheInternationalUnionfortheScientificStudyofPopulation(IUSSP)XXVIIthInternationalPopulationConference,Busan,SouthKorea,26-31August2013(withco-author)

Is DemocracyanAdequate PolicyTooltoAddresstheDemographicChallengesofthisCentury?Paper presentedatthe InternationalColloquium“Democracy,Gridlocked?”Brussels,Belgium, May30th-June1st2013,publishedinActesde Colloque: La démocratie, enrayée?, Brussels: Académie royale de Belgique, 2013: 147-166.

FinancementdesProgrammesdePlanificationFamilialeenAfriquedel’Ouest:Motifs, MontantsetModalités,Paper presentedatthe3rdInternationalConferenceonHealthFinancinginDevelopingandEmergingCountries,Centred’études etderecherchessurledéveloppementinternational(CERDI),Clermont-Ferrand,France, May11-13,2011(withco- authors)

ACallforNewPopulationPoliciesinSub-SaharanAfrica: TheExampleofNiger,Paper preparedat theInternational Union for the Scientific Studyof Population’s International Seminar on Human Fertilityin Africa: Trends in the Last Decade and Prospects for Change, Cape Coast, Ghana, September 16-18, 2008 (with co-authors)

PopulationProjectionsasModelingToolsforSocio-EconomicPlanning:ThecaseofNiger,PaperpresentedattheGlobal EconomicModelingNetwork(EcoMod-Net)InternationalConferenceonPolicyModeling,Istanbul,July3-6,2003(with co-author)

Impactoftheproximatedeterminantsonthefuturecourseoffertilityinsub-SaharanAfrica,PaperpresentedattheUnitedNationsExpertGroupMeetingonProspectsforFertilityDeclineinHighFertilityCountries.NewYork,July9-11,2001, NewYork:United Nations, PopulationDivision ESA/P/WP.167 (with co-author)

RevisitingtheAfrican FertilityException,PaperpresentedattheAnnual MeetingofthePopulationAssociationof America, Washington, DC, March 29-31, 2001 (with co-author)

NewApproachestoPopulationPolicies andProgrammesinSub-SaharanAfrica,PaperpresentedattheThird African PopulationConference, Durban, December 6-10, 1999, Unionfor AfricanPopulationStudies, The African Population in the 21st Century, Vol. 5: 145-159, n.d. (2002)

L’épidémieduSIDA,modélisationpourl’action,inChaireQuételet1995,Ledéfidel’incertitude:Nouvellesapprochesen perspectivesetprospectiveéDz󾱱ܱs,InstituteofDemography,Catholic鶹ofLouvain,Louvain-la-Neuve:Academia-Bruylant/L'Harmattan, 1999: 157-170

PoliciesonRefugees:TheCaseofRwanda,PosterpresentedattheAnnualMeetingofthePopulationAssociationofAmerica, Washington, DC, March 27-29, 1997

HighsyphilisandlowbutrisingHIVseroprevalenceratesinMadagascar,XIInternationalConferenceonAIDS, Vancouver, July 1996 [abstract Mo.C.1488] (with co-authors)

PolicyinterventionstopreservelowHIVprevalenceinMadagascar,XIInternationalConferenceonAIDS,Vancouver, July 1996 [abstract We.D.233] (with co-authors)

TheRoleofFinancialPresentationsintheProcessofPopulationPolicyDialogueinsub-SaharanAfrica,PosterpresentedattheAnnualMeeting ofthePopulationAssociationofAmerica,Miami,Florida,May5-7,1994,basedonpaperFamily PlanningFinancialAnalyses andPopulationPolicy DialogueinSub-SaharanAfrica:TheCaseofBurundi, Kenya,and Rwanda(with co-author)

PoliciesonPopulation,LandUseandEnvironmentinRwanda,PaperpresentedattheAnnualMeetingofthePopulationAssociationofAmerica,Cincinnati,Ohio,April1-3,1993

TheImpactofHIV/AIDSonPopulationGrowthinCentralAfrica:TheCasesofUgandaandRwanda,PaperpresentedattheAnnualMeetingofthePopulationAssociationofAmerica, Denver,Colorado,April30-May2,1992(firstauthor)

WebArticles,Blogs,&Podcasts

“Aڰ’sRapidPopulationGrowthandMigratoryPressures”.NORRAGNews53,Refugees,DisplacedPersonsandEducation:NewChallengesforDevelopmentandPolicy,May2016(withco-author)

French Development Agency. Blog “Accelerating the demographic transition in Sub-SaharanAfrica” (posted inEnglish and FrenchonMarch31, 2014)

.Articles&Podcastsondemography,populationanddevelopment,population policy,reproductivehealth, andfamilyplanning issues

,Blogs,GlobalHealthPolicy.Blogsonpopulation,development, reproductive health, and familyplanning issues

MainBookReviews

C.Diebolt&F.Perrin.UnderstandingDemographicTransitions:AnOverviewofFrenchHistoricalStatistics.Series

PopulationEconomics.Cham,CH:Springer,2017.Reviewedin CanadianStudies inPopulation46(2)2019:201-203.

C.O.Odimegwu&J.Kekovole (Eds).ContinuityandChangeinSub-SaharanAfrican Demography.Routlegde AfricanStudies17. New York-London:Routlegde, 2014. Reviewed inPopulationStudies69(3)2015:392-393.

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MainPressArticles,Op-Eds,Interviews,andQuotes

“PDZܱپDz policies arecritical totacklethepopulationissues”.Saint-PierreCenterforInternationalSecurity(SPCIS),

Socialthink-tank,Guangzhou,People'sRepublicof China,Interview,August2022“Tcrisisinthe”,TheHill,August15,2020(withco-author)

“”.Trends-Tendances,May 7, 2020 (interview)

“A GlobalLookatFertility”, Section“Your FertilityNow”, The New York TimesMagazine, November 10, 2019(quotes)

“”,TheBryanEagle,July24,2019,A4: (with co-author)

“Sixwaysto increaseuptake of familyplanning”, TheFinancialTimes, December8,2017(quote)

“J’essaied’agiterlegrelotsurcequisepasseenAfriquesubsaharienne”.,November9,2017 (interview)

“”. Jeune Afrique, August 9, 2017(Comment;withco-author)

“Failure toaddressAfrica’srisingpopulationisnotanoption”.TheFinancial Times,SpecialReport,G20Health,July7,2017 (Comment; with co-author)

“WenigerBabys,mehrJobs:DavonhängtAfrikasZukunftab”.NeueZürcherZeitung(NZZamSonntag),April16,2017:34-35 (quote)

“TUpsandDownsofٱ𳾴Dz”.Between2Geeks.Episode1.TheWorldBankGroup:WorldBankSoundCloud, April 4, 2017 (interview)

“Whyhavefour childrenwhenyoucould have seven?Family planninginNiger”. The Guardian,March15,2017 (quote)

FilmDémographiedirectedbyDanielSerre,withhostDanielCohn-Bendit,co-productionFlairProduction&KaosFilm,withparticipationofFranceTelevisions,ܲïTV,andRTBF,2016(appearance)

“”.InterviewbyNielsPlanel.L’ObsLePlus,June19,2016

“Aڰ’slifeexpectancyjumpsdramatically”. TheFinancial Times,EM Squared,April26,2016 (quote)

“Support fromthetop”.LosAngelesTimes,December2,2012(contributionunderheading:“Beyond7billion:Bending the population curve”)

InterviewwithLTEconomy LongTermEconomy),September14,2012

“”.SensPublic,Revue WEB, September 10, 2012

“Anissuethathasbeenlongneglected”,TheFinancial Times.SpecialReportFTHEALTHSexual&ReproductiveHealth (US Edit.), July 9, 2012 (Guest Column)

“Anewscienceofpopulation”,TheEconomist,May19,2012(reviewofmybookWorldPopulationPolicies)“Formerlecapitalhumain”. LaLibreBelgique,April17,2012(interview)

“DemographicChallengesinsub-Saharanڰ”.InPopulation Matters–Africa2050.,September 2011 (with co-author)

“Versunsecondsouffledespolitiquespubliques.”In“DémographieauXXIesiècle:l’enjeusubsaharien.”SciencesauSud.Lejournaldel’IRD60,June-July-August2011:9(interview)

“DemographyinMali:challengesandissues.”Partnership,TheWorldBankMagazineMali,2010.SpecialIssue,44-45(withco-authors)

“DémographieauMali:défisetenjeux.”Partenariat.JournaldelaBanquemondialeMali,2010.Numérospécial,42-44(withco-authors)

“PDZܱپDz:Inthefamily way”.TheFinancialTimes(USEdit.),December9,2009(quote) “Réduirelaféconditéafricaine,unepriorité.”JeuneAfrique,May26,2008(Op-Ed;withco-author)

“Aڰ’sgreatest challengeistoreduceڱپٲ.”TheFinancialTimes(USEdit.),March13,2008(Op-Ed;withco- author)

“Aڰܱ:legrandrattrapageéDz󾱱ܱ.” LeMonde, December15,2007(interview;withco-interviewee)

PERSONAL DATA

ORCID-ID:0000-0002-0717-7461
Dateofbirth:March10,1950
Married, two children
Citizenships:USA&Belgium
References:Available uponrequest

Areas of Research

  • Population Policies
  • Family Planning and Reproductive Health
  • Demographic Dividend
  • Mortality
  • Fertility
  • Migration
  • Urbanization
  • Sub-Saharan Africa