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    Eliya Zulu on the Integration Imperative in African Development

    April 19, 2013 By Carolyn Lamere

    “[Family planning] has great value for women’s health, for children’s health, but it also has great value for the environment, and it can also help…to promote economic development,” says Eliya Zulu in this week’s podcast. Zulu talks about the research he has conducted as executive director of the African Institute for Development Policy and emphasizes the need to pay attention to population and climate issues both at higher levels of development policy discussion and grassroots action. “We need to make sure we integrate at all levels,” he says.

    “[Family planning] has great value for women’s health, for children’s health, but it also has great value for the environment, and it can also help…to promote economic development,” says Eliya Zulu in this week’s podcast. Zulu talks about the research he has conducted as executive director of the African Institute for Development Policy and emphasizes the need to pay attention to population and climate issues both at higher levels of development policy discussion and grassroots action. “We need to make sure we integrate at all levels,” he says.

    Zulu spoke at the Wilson Center on April 8.

    Friday podcasts are also available for download from iTunes.

    Topics: Africa, climate change, demography, development, Dot-Mom, economics, environment, family planning, Friday Podcasts, global health, Kenya, Malawi, podcast, population

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