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A consensus for action.


 This paper presents elements of the growing governmental and organizational consensus that population issues are at the heard of sustainable development. An integrated approach to population and resources is urgently needed. This approach would comprehensively consider population dynamics and not simply fertility. Radical change in approach, policy, and decision making processes are needed to effect such an approach, as are a better understanding of relevant science, strengthened political commitment, and additional financial support. Governments and organizations also agree that population targets should be consistent with national development goals and that the role and status of women are at the center of population and environment strategies. Overall, a participatory approach and national capacity building are the two major ingredients of efficient population/environment activities.
