Not alternatives, but both are big in the set of 'causes of causes' that massively condition much of development.
We ignored gender for too long and now are ignoring population.
I agree addressing population is political, sensitive and upsetting for some, but so is gender!
Its not just the numbers: the UK has double the population of Uganda and is doing ok. More important are growth rates, opportunities, natural resource base;
Africa, with much lower density is facing more of a crisis than Asia.
Not alternatives, but both are big in the set of 'causes of causes' that massively condition much of development.
We ignored gender for too long and now are ignoring population.
I agree addressing population is political, sensitive and upsetting for some, but so is gender!
Its not just the numbers: the UK has double the population of Uganda and is doing ok. More important are growth rates, opportunities, natural resource base;
Africa, with much lower density is facing more of a crisis than Asia.