Every June 1 1 is China Population Day.
Every June 1 1 is China Population Day. 198 1 year, the population of China reached 1 billion, 1988 exceeded10/billion, 1995 exceeded1200 million,/kloc. In 2005, it exceeded 654.38+0.3 billion. Although the natural population growth rate in China has dropped to below 1% at present, which has reached the goal set by the World Population Development Conference, the basic national policy of "controlling population growth and improving population quality" must be adhered to for a long time.
The Origin of China Population Day
In July 1987+0 1 day, the world population reached 5 billion; Two years later, in April of 1989, the population of Chinese mainland reached 1 1 billion. Therefore, in 1990, the United Nations decided to designate 1 1 in July every year as "World Population Day" in order to arouse people's great concern about population issues. As the country with the largest population in the world, the relevant departments decided to designate June 1 1 a month before the world population day as China Population Day.
Theme of China Population Day over the years
There is no unified theme day in China, but the theme day activities organized throughout the country are:
1997: facing the new generation and their reproductive health and rights (adolescent reproductive health care).
1998: approaching 6 billion.
1999: The countdown to the 6 billion population day begins (when will China Population Day begin).
2000: Saving women's lives.
200 1: population, development and environment.
2002: Poverty, Population and Development.
2003: Adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights.
2004: "Commemorating the anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development 10".
2005: The slogan of World Population Day is "Equality = Empowerment", focusing on how gender equality and giving girls and women equal opportunities can change their lives and society. The day highlighted four main areas of action: education, economic opportunities, reproductive health and rights, and participation.
2006: Young People.
2007: Male participation in maternal health care.
2008: The theme set by the United Nations Population Fund is "This is a right, let's turn it into reality". According to this theme, the National Population and Family Planning Commission decided that the theme of the publicity activities was "Reproductive health is a right, let it become a reality".
2009: The United Nations Population Fund identified the theme of World Population Day as "Coping with the economic crisis: investing in women is a wise choice". According to the theme of World Population Day of the United Nations Population Fund, in order to guide the whole society to support family planning families, help women start businesses and promote women's development, the National Population and Family Planning Commission has determined the theme of this year's publicity activities as "paying attention to family planning families and promoting women's entrepreneurial development".
July 10, 20 1 1 is the 2nd1World Population Day, and the theme of the United Nations Population Fund is "Everyonecounts". Focusing on the 20 12 census and data analysis, it is emphasized that every report on the progress of the Millennium Development Goals contains data as an important factor. The collection, analysis and dissemination of these data can have an impact on decision-making and thus improve people's lives.
The theme of China's publicity campaign is "Everyone contributes".
20 1 1 July11Day is the 22nd World Population Day, and the National Population and Family Planning Commission has determined the theme of this year's Population Day as "Pay attention to the world with 7 billion people".
The theme of World Population Day in 20 12 is "Popularize new knowledge of life history, please keep reproductive health services".
20 13 The theme of World Population Day is "Teenage Pregnancy". The theme of China's 20 13 World Population Day publicity campaign is "I am young, I am healthy".
July 20 14 1 1 day is the 25th World Population Day. The theme of the United Nations Population Fund is "Investing in Young People", which advocates that families and society guarantee young people's rights to safety, success and health from adolescence to adulthood, and ensure that young people master health knowledge, life skills and abilities.