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While the poor have over 40% more children than they desire, the rich are able to fully implement their desired family size
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Although contraception works, the cost of delayed action can be enormous! Now is the time to act! The example of Pakistan and Bangladesh provides a compelling case. With a 15-year disruption in FP programs in Pakistan in the 1970s to early 80s, the country will have 65 million people more than Bangladesh by 2050 even though it had 5million people less in 1970! Due to demographic momentum, the people to push population growth in SSA over the next 20-30 years are already born. Efforts now will ensure that progress will begin to be evident in the next 30+ years!
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