PARLIAMENTARY STATEMENTS & COMMITMENTS

APDA works with parliamentarians to advocate on population and development issues in Japan and throughout the world. One of the major outcomes of international parliamentary conferences organised by APDA are the declarations and commitments that participants can use as population advocacy tools in their respective countries. These declarations and statements provide the facts necessary to pressure governments on their commitment to population issues locally and globally.

• APDA-AFPPD Statement for G8 Summit & G8 Parliamentarians' Conference on Population & Sustainable Development 2008
• Tokyo Statement of Parliamentarians on Population, Health and Community Capacity Development 2007
• The Next 25 Years 2007
• Bangkok Statement of Commitment 2006
• Strasbourg Statement of Commitment 2004
• Almaty Declaration 2004
• Beijing Declaration 2002
• Ottawa Commitment 2002
• Niigata Declaration 1999
• Ulaanbaatar Declaration on Population and Development 1999
• The 15th Asian Parliamentarians Meeting on Population and Development Statement 1999
• The Hague Declaration of Parliamentarians on ICPD Review 1999
• Geneva Declaration on Food Security, Population and Development 1996
• Canberra Statement on Food Security, Population and Development 1996
• AFPPD Statement on Food Security and Population 1996
• Manila Resolution on Women, Gender, Population and Development 1996
• Tokyo Declaration on Gender, Population and Development 1995
• Copenhagen Statement on Population and Social Development 1995
• Cairo Declaration on Population and Development 1994
• Kuala Lumpur Declaration 1993
• Bangkok Declaration 1990
• Beijing Declaration 1987
• Mexico City Declaration 1984
• New Delhi Declaration 1984
• Beijing Declaration 1981

For Further Declarations and Information on the ICPD Programme of Action, ICPD+5, ICPD at 10 and MDGs visit UNFPA