Total Population on the Mainland of China Total number of birth in 2007 Introduction of CPDRC China Population Information and Research Center is the leading unit of the China Population Information Network (CHINA POPIN), a member of the Asia and Pacific POPIN and the Global POPIN. This Home Page is designed to provide accessible information about its organizations, tasks, publications, Data User Service and other related issues. The Healthy Longevity Survey in China, 1998 White Paper on Population in China (2000) Data User Service CHINA POPIN Brief Introduction of China Population and Family Planning in 30 Provinces CHINA POPULATION TODAY The primary goal of CHINA/UNFPA project was to assist the Government of China in implementing the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Plan of Action in the area of reproductive health and women's empowerment ensuring a comprehensive and integrated client-oriented reproductive health services. This report provided the key findings from the impact/endline survey and aimed to evaluate the key Objectively Verifiable Indicators (OVIs) outlined in CP4 Logical Framework Matrix. CP5 Brochure (September 2006) CP5 Impact Report (September 2006) CP5 Baseline Report (May 2006) on key findings from the baseline survey. CP5 Technical Report (May 2006) that discusses the survey methodology and data collection procedures. Baseline Survey Factsheet on Contraceptive Use (May 2006)

News ¡ó China to Keep Population Below 1.37b(01/07/2006) ¡ó Five-year Plan Sets Stage for Solving Problems(01/04/2006) ¡ó Family planning becomes controversial topic (12/30/2005) ¡ó Senior citizens awarded for family planning(11/29/2004) ¡ó Population, Development Forum Opens(09/08/2004) ¡ó China's Reverse Baby Bonus(08/05/2004) ¡ó Migrants May Register for Equal Rights(01/07/2004) ¡ó Men's Health Issues Underlined(10/29/2003) ¡ó City Pushes to Avoid Baby Boom(10/11/2003) ¡ó Shanghai Reworks One-child Rules(10/10/2003) ¡ó UN Demands Funding for Record Adolescent Numbers(10/09/2003) ¡ó China won't register in same-sex marriages(08/20/2003) ¡ó China to usher in major changes in population policies(08/20/2003) ¡ó China Issues Program of Action on Sustainable Development(07/24/2003) ¡ó Pay Special Attention to Adolescent Sex and Reproductive Health and Rights(07/21/2003) ¡ó Message of Thoraya Ahmed Obaid Executive Director of UNFPA On the occasion of World Population Day 11 July 2003(07/10/2003) ¡ó Urban Poverty More Severe than Expected(05/15/2003) ¡ó Speech at the 5th Asian and Pacific Population Conference by Zhang Weiqing(12/25/2002) ¡ó China regrets US fund move(07/25/2002) ¡ó Statement by the Spokesperson of the State Family Planning Commission of China on U.S. Decision not to Grant Funding to UNFPA(07/23/2002) ¡ó World Population Day: China talks about sex, health, life (07/12/2002) ¡ó National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Survey (2001)(07/10/2002) ¡ó China's urban young jobless up 20%(06/17/2002) ¡ó Fewer women want to become mothers(06/17/2002) ¡ó National Committee Set up to Fight AIDS(05/14/2002) ¡ó China Sees a High Gender Ratio of New-borns(05/14/2002) ¡ó Ageing population requires new action(03/29/2002) ¡ó New law guides family planning in China(03/14/2002) ¡ó AIDS prevention urged(03/09/2002) ¡ó Job Creation Promised for Rural Workers (02/27/2002) ¡ó JOB ANNOUNCEMENT -- IUSSP (02/25/2002) ¡ó East China's college students surveyed on sex views (01/18/2002) ¡ó U.S. Congress Appropriates $34 Million to UN Population Fund for 2002(01/06/2002) ¡ó To Seek Co-operation with International Institution, who is interested in China¡¯s Population and FP/RH Programme...(11/23/2001) ¡ó Dissecting China's 2000 Census; and China's Quest for Reproductive Health: An Interview with Yu Xuejun(06/12/2001) ¡ó Inner Mongolia Has Over 4 Million Mongolia People(04/19/2001) ¡ó Educated Population Increases in Tibet(04/19/2001) ¡ó Shanghai Sees Negative Population Growth(04/19/2001) ¡ó China Issues Communique on Major Figures of Population(04/03/2001) ¡ó Rapid Population Growth Under Control in China(03/29/2001) Policy of China Population ¡ó Premier on sustainable development strategy (03/05/2002) ¡ó President on Population Control, Resources and Environmental Protection(03/11/2001) ¡ó China to Make Population, Family Planning Law ¡ó China Sticks to Population Control Policy in New Century ¡ó Prerequisites for Western Development ¡ó President Puts Renewed Emphases on Family Planning TFP Objectives Mapped out for 2000 Population Aging ¡ó Ageing population requires new action(03/29/2002) ¡ó Aging Speed in China's Population Accelerated ¡ó Old Folks Want to Be More Independent ¡ó Four Periods of Population Aging Forecast in China ¡ó China Faces Challenges in Old-age Support View ¡ó White Paper on Labor and Social Security Published(04/30/2002) ¡ó China Being Listed Among Countries with a Low Birth Rate ¡ó Zero Growth: Long-term Effect of China's Family Planning Program ¡ó Population, Top Challenge in China's Western Development Basic Population Data of China ¡ó Major Figures of the 2000 Population Census(No. 1) ¡ó Communique on Major Figures of the 2000 Population Census(No.2) ¡ó Basic Population and Family Planning data (1994-2000) ¡ó Total population, CBR, CDR, NIR and TFR of China (1949-2000) ¡ó Total population, CBR, CDR, NIR of China by region (1998) ¡ó Population Density of China (1949-1998) ¡ó Output of Grain of China (1978-1998) ¡ó Total Population of China (1949-1998) ¡ó Principal economic indicators by region, 1998 ¡ó Divisions of administrative areas in China (end of 1998) ¡ó the projection of China's population by State Family Planning Commission ¡ó Principal indicators on social, economic development, 1998 ¡ó Age composition of population by region, 1998 ¡ó Number of marriages and divorces, 1985-1998 ¡ó Income and expenditure in urban and rural residents by region, 1998 ¡ó Per capita net income in rural households by region, 1990 and 1998

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