Cairo Consensus

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The Cairo Consensus is the landmark global agreement from the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development that reframed population policy around reproductive health, women's rights, and sustainable development.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf global policy framework ⓘ
international agreement ⓘ
population and development consensus ⓘ
addresses adolescent reproductive health ⓘ
harmful practices affecting women and girls ⓘ
male responsibility in reproductive health ⓘ
sexual and reproductive health education ⓘ
violence against women ⓘ
adoptedAt International Conference on Population and Development ⓘ
adoptedInCity Cairo ⓘ
adoptedInCountry Egypt ⓘ
adoptedInYear 1994 ⓘ
alsoKnownAs ICPD Programme of Action consensus ⓘ
emphasizes education of girls ⓘ
empowerment of women ⓘ
family planning ⓘ
gender equity in development ⓘ
linkages between population, poverty and environment ⓘ
maternal health ⓘ
reducing infant mortality ⓘ
reducing maternal mortality ⓘ
universal access to reproductive health services ⓘ
focusesOn gender equality ⓘ
population and development ⓘ
reproductive health ⓘ
sexual and reproductive health and rights ⓘ
sustainable development ⓘ
women's rights ⓘ
influenced Millennium Development Goals ⓘ
Sustainable Development Goals ⓘ
United Nations development agendas ⓘ
global reproductive health policy ⓘ
legacy foundation for subsequent ICPD review conferences ⓘ
linkedTo ICPD Programme of Action ⓘ
name Cairo Consensus ⓘ
normativeStatus non-binding political commitment ⓘ
organizedBy United Nations ⓘ
United Nations Population Fund ⓘ
reframedPolicyFrom demographic targets ⓘ
population control approaches ⓘ
reframedPolicyToward human rights–based approach ⓘ
individual reproductive choice ⓘ
supports access to contraception ⓘ
access to safe motherhood services ⓘ
integration of population concerns into development planning ⓘ
prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections ⓘ
rights-based approach to population policy ⓘ
timeHorizon 20-year Programme of Action ⓘ

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