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XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference
27 September–2 October 2009

Guide to Population Council activities:

Presentations and poster sessions

Side meetings (Thursday, 1 October):

List of materials displayed at Council exhibit booth (PDF)

Conference venue
Palais des Congrès
Marrakech, Morocco

Media inquiries
Diane Rubino: drubino@popcouncil.org, +1 212 339 0617

Media-friendly services include:

  • Arranging interviews with Council researchers.
  • Providing electronic and traditional format press kits.
  • Assisting in article development.

IUSSP 2009 conference Web site



Mon, 28 Sep

Platform Title Authors
Oral Sessions
10:30 am–12:00 pm

"HIV/AIDS, knowledge of serostatus, and sexual and reproductive experiences and intentions of adolescents in Uganda" (abstract)

Session 15: The social context of adolescent sexual behavior
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Francis Obare and Harriet Birungi

 

"Pathways to abortion among married and unmarried young women in India" (abstract)

Session 22: Abortion in India
(Location: Fès 1B, Ifrane Area)

Shireen J. Jejeebhoy, Shveta Kalyanwala, A.J. Francis Zavier, and Rajesh Kumar

Poster Sessions
12:00–1:30 pm

Women’s health and the role of internal environment: Evidence from India’s National Family Health Survey-3 (2005–06)" (Poster no. 77) (abstract)

Ashok Kumar

Session P-1: Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS, Poverty, and Gender
(Location: Poster Room, Royal Room Wings)

"Does gender-based violence increase the risk of unintended pregnancy? Evidence from Thailand" (Poster no. 128) (abstract) Moshiur Rahman, Wassana Im-em, and Kritaya Archavanitkul
 

"Financial support for poor pregnant women in Bangladesh: An operations research finding" (Poster no. 129) (abstract)

Moshiur Rahman, Ubaidur Rob, and Tasnima Kibria
  "The economic impact of reproductive health outcomes as measured by household consumption in Pakistan" (Poster no. 132) (abstract)
 
Laura J. Reichenbach, Tehmina Arshad, and Minhaj ul Haque
 

"Education and the timing of sexual initiation and marriage in rural Malawi: A longitudinal analysis of the effect of school participation, school dropout, and cognitive ability" (Poster no. 147) (abstract)

Erica Soler-Hampejsek, Barbara S. Mensch, and Paul C. Hewett
 

"Mard (real man), Pati (husband), and Pita (father): A study of male workers, masculinities, and family in an Indian slum" (Poster no. 153) (abstract)

Suvakanta N. Swain and Niranjan Saggurti
 

"How often and under which circumstances do Mexican pharmacy vendors recommend misoprostol?" (abstract)

Session 26: Institutional contexts and actors engaged in the practice of abortion in Southern countries
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Diana K. Lara, Sandra Garcia, and Francisco Paz
Oral Sessions
3:30–5:00 pm
"Protection for the lifecourse: Enhancing health, social, and economic capabilities of highly vulnerable adolescents" (abstract) (PDF)

Kelly Hallman, Eva Roca, Kasthuri Govender, Emmanuel Mbatha, Rob Pattman, DeeviaBhana, and Mike Rogan

 

"Poverty, marriage timing, and transitions to adulthood in Nepal: A longitudinal analysis using the Nepal Living Standards Survey" (abstract)

Session 42: Adolescent life courses in developing countries
(Location: Karam 4, Ouzoud Area)

Ashish Bajracharya and Sajeda Amin
Plenary Session
5:00-7:00 pm

"New challenges in reproductive health" (PDF)

Session 46: After Cairo: Issues and challenges for a new Conference on Population and Development (UNFPA Plenary)
(Location: Ministres)

Zeba A. Sathar

 


Tue, 29 Sep

Platform Title Authors

Oral Session
8:30–10:00 am

"Impact of migration on child schooling and women empowerment: The case of Egypt" (PDF)

Session 53: Migration and left behind family and community (2)
(Location: Karam 3, Level 1)

Asmaa Elbadawy and Rania Roushdy

Oral Session
10:30 am–12:00 pm

"Modeling spatial inequalities in health in cities of developing countries: The case of Accra, Ghana" (abstract)

Session 64: Spatial approaches to understanding inequality in health and poverty
(Location: Karam 3, Ouzoud Area)

John R. Weeks, Allan G. Hill, Arthur Getis, David Rain, Mark R. Montgomery, and Douglas A. Stow

Poster Sessions

12:00–1:30 pm

"Private and group tutoring in Egypt: Where is the gender inequality?" (Poster no. 56) (abstract) (PDF)

Asmaa Elbadawy, Dennis Ahlburg, and Deborah Levison

 

"Education and conflict: The protective role of education in Darfur, Sudan" (Poster no. 57) (abstract) (PDF)

Safaa El-Kogali, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Ali Rashed, and Johanna Rankin

 

"Relevance of parental aspirations in determining schooling and work for adolescent girls in Pakistan" (Poster no. 74) (abstract)

Minhaj ul Haque
 

"Reproductive health needs and service-seeking behavior of unmarried youth in rural Bangladesh" (Poster no. 109) (abstract)

Marium Ul Mutahara
  "New patterns of marriage practices among poor and nonpoor women in Latin America" (Poster no. 162) (abstract)
 
Jorge Armando Valencia Rodríguez and Katherine Wilson
Oral Session

1:30–3:00 pm

Session 79: Public policy, education, and household welfare
(Location: Fès 2B, Imouzzer Area)
Chair: John Townsend
Oral Session

3:30–5:00 pm

"Assessing the impact of primary school quality on adolescent educational participation and achievement" (abstract)

Session 83: Adolescent transition to adulthood in a changing context in developing countries
(Location: Fès 2A, Imouzzer Area)

Paul C. Hewett, Barbara S. Mensch, Cynthia B. Lloyd, and Joseph Chimombo

 


Wed, 30 Sep

Platform Title Authors
Oral Sessions

8:30–10:00 am

 

"Spouse selection practices and gender relations within marriage among young people in Tamil Nadu: Findings from the Youth in India: Situation and Needs Study" (abstract)

Session 92: Union formation and marriage
(Location: Ministres)

Shireen J. Jejeebhoy, Abhishek Singh, and Rajib Acharya

 

"Premarital sexual relations among youth in India: Findings from the Youth in India: Situation and Needs Study" (abstract)

Session 94: Children and youth
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

K.G. Santhya and Faujdar Ram

 

"Challenges and opportunities in providing postabortion family planning services" (abstract)

Session 101: Improving abortion and postabortion services
(Location: Fès 1B, Ifrane Area)

Nahla Abdel-Tawab

 

Chair: Sandra Garcia
Discussant: Saumya RamaRao

Oral Session10:30 am–12:00 pm

"Physical and sexual violence within marriage among youth in India: Findings from the Youth in India: Situation and Needs Study" (abstract)

Session 109: Gender-based violence
(Location: Karam 3, Ouzoud Area)

Rajib Acharya and Faujdar Ram
Poster Session

12:00–1:30 pm

Session P-3:  Migration, Environment, and Spatial Demography
(Location: Poster Room, Royal Room Wings)

"Impact of migration on child schooling and women’s empowerment: The case of Egypt" (Poster no. 48) (abstract) (PDF) Asmaa Elbadawy and Rania Roushdy
Oral Sessions

1:30–3:00 pm

"Gender differences in education: An exploration of time spent in school, work, and study" (abstract)

Session 117: Education and labor force
(Location: Fès 2A, Imouzzer Area)

Sajeda Amin and S. Chandrasekhar
 

"Forecasting city population growth in developing countries" (abstract)

Session 119: Probabilistic population projection
(Location: Karam 2, Ourika Area)

Mark R. Montgomery, Thomas Buettner, Susana Beatriz Adamo, and Donghwan Kim
Oral Session

3:30–5:00 pm

"Population and Development Review" (abstract not available)

Session 127: Training Session— Getting published: Negotiating the peer-review process
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Ethel Churchill

 


Thu, 1 Oct

Platform Title Authors
Oral Sessions

8:30–10:00 am

 

"Consequences of early marriage on young women’s lives and reproductive health and choices: Evidence from the Youth in India: Situation and Needs Study" (abstract)

Session 137: Reproductive health
(Location: Ministres)

Usha Ram and K.G. Santhya

 

"Depopulation: Concept, consequences, and countermeasures" (abstract)

Session 139: Depopulation: Trends and the impact of policies
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Paul Demeny

Oral Session

10:30 am–12:00 pm

 

"Legacy and policy in fertility transition: A comparative study of Indonesia and Nigeria" (abstract) (PDF)

Session 150: Policies
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Geoffrey McNicoll

Side Meetings

7:00–9:00 pm

"Computerized Survey Interviewing Technology Workshop" (more)

(Location: Fès 1B, Level 1)

Stanley Mierzwa and Samir Souidi
 

"Population Council in the West Asia and North Africa Region: 30th Anniversary Reception" (more)

(Location: Fès 2B)

Safaa El-Kogali

 


Fri, 2 Oct

Platform Title Authors

Oral Session8:30–10:00 am

"Sustainable transport environment in Indian megalopolis cities: Challenges and options" (abstract)

Session 191: Environment and mobility
(Location: Fès 1B, Ifrane Area)

Ashok Kumar

Poster Session

12:00–1:30 pm

Session P-5: Contexts
(Location: Poster Room, Royal Room Wings)

"Education of monolingual and bilingual indigenous children in Mexico" (Poster no. 148) (abstract) Erica Soler-Hampejsek and Kelly Hallman
Oral Session

1:30–3:00 pm

"Do men care about the reproductive health of their female partners in Bangladesh?" (abstract)

Session 213: The role of men in reproductive health
(Location: Fès 1B, Ifrane Area)

Marium Ul Mutahara, Ubaidur Rob, and Mohammad Masudul Alam
Oral Sessions

3:30–5:00 pm

"Evaluation of Berhane Hewan: A program to delay marriage and promote education in rural Ethiopia" (abstract)

Session 217: Demographic processes and outcomes for children in sub-Saharan Africa
(Location: Fès 1A, Ifrane Area)

Annabel S. Erulkar and Eunice Muthengi
 

"Ethnicity and migration effects on fertility behavior in Pakistan" (abstract)

Session 222: Religion, culture, and reproduction
(Location: Karam 4, Ouzoud Area)

Batool Zaidi and Laura J. Reichenbach

 


Media inquiries
Diane Rubino: drubino@popcouncil.org; +1 212 339 0617

Media-friendly services include:

  • Arranging interviews with Council researchers.
  • Providing electronic and traditional format press kits.
  • Assisting in article development.

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