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["A population policy project will be submitted to the authorities this year": an interview with Douramane Moussa, Niger's Secretary of State for Planning].


 In recent years, Niger has undertaken certain actions on population: a population census and the creation of the Unit of Demographic Research for Development. Yet, it still does not have a population policy. The Secretary of State for Planning explains that Niger has first engaged in activities relating to information, education, training, and collection and analysis of demographic data to prepare the public for a population document. Niger also wanted to first have real statistics, skills, and political will. Different responsible policies (e.g., the 1987-1991 development plan) have already taken a position on population. In the last 5 years, Niger has prepared about 20 demographers and population and development specialists through workshops and seminars. Maternal and child health is the first priority in Niger. Improvement in the quality of life and in health forms the basis of Niger's development and health policies. Family planning is a privileged vehicle to achieve this goal. The government attaches importance to family planning services. Family planning also allows the government to reach its objectives of reducing maternal and infant mortality. The Secretary predicts that a population policy project will be submitted to authorities at the end of 1990.
