The future of population data by Cangiano, A

“…<p>In 1994, the ICPD agreed on a Programme of Action (PoA) that recognized the fundamental importance of population and development data for government planning and monitoring. …”

Population Dynamics and poverty in LDCs by Basten, S, Hermann, M., Khan, H.A., Lochinger, E.

Understanding right-wing populism and what to do about it by Halikiopoulou, D, Vlandas, T

“…Can economic &amp; social policies prevent the success of RWPPs? Can populism alone explain the success of RWPPs? What should progressives do to address voters of RWPPs?…”

Deducing the Multi-Trader Population Driving a Financial Market by Gupta, N, Hauser, R, Johnson, N

“…We previously laid out a framework for predicting financial movements and pockets of predictability by deducing the heterogeneity in the multi-agent population in temrs of trader types playing in an artificial financial market model [7]. …”

Immigration, faith and cohesion: evidence from local areas with significant Muslim populations by Jayaweera, H, Choudhury, T

Supporting the well-being of an aging global population: associations between well-being and dementia by Britton, K, Hill, KC, Willroth, EC

Populism vs. constitutionalism? Comparative perspectives on contemporary Western Europe, Latin America, and the United States by Rovira Kaltwasser, C

“…<p>In this policy brief, Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser takes a comparative approach to challenge the conventional wisdom that populism, by virtue of its ambivalent relationship with constitutionalism, represents a threat to democracy.…”

Consistent and widespread belief in the threat of COVID-19 to the UK economy by Fletcher, R, Kalogeropoulos, A, Nielsen, R

“…In this RISJ Factsheet we examine how people perceive the threat of COVID-19 to their health, their finances, the economy, and the health of the population during the coronavirus pandemic in the UK. …”

Challenges of Infrastructure Rehabilitation and Reconstruction In War-affected Economies. by Hoeffler, A

“…On average only about 30 per cent of the population have access to safe water and only about 20 per cent of the population have access to sanitation. …”

Young Lives Preliminary Country Report: Ethiopia by Alemu, T, Asgedom, G, Liebenberg, J, Mekonnen, A, Seager, J, Tefera, B, Woldehanna, T

“…Furthermore, 83 per cent of the rural population has no access to safe drinking water, compared to eight per cent of the urban population. …”

Young Lives Preliminary Country Report: Ethiopia. by Alemu, T, Asgedom, G, Liebenberg, J, Mekonnen, A, Seager, J, Tefera, B, Woldehanna, T

“…Furthermore, 83 per cent of the rural population has no access to safe drinking water, compared to eight per cent of the urban population. …”

Transatlantic excess mortality comparisons in the pandemic by Aron, J, Muellbauer, J

“…South, the West and the Midwest, together accounting for 83 percent of the U.S. population, and where the spread of virus occurred later, a further advantage over those caught up in the first pandemic wave. …”

Even low news users say they are willing to take preventive measures against COVID-19 by Kalogeropoulos, A, Fletcher, R, Nielsen, R

“…This is the fifth in a series of ten factsheets based on an ongoing online panel survey of a representative sample of the UK population, fielded from 4 June to 10 June 2020. We find that: (i) a majority of the UK population say they are willing to adopt most preventive measures against coronavirus (e.g. taking tests, self-isolating, wearing face masks, and taking a vaccine if/when available) but only around half are willing to download and use a contact tracing app, (ii) those with higher levels of COVID-19 news use and higher trust in COVID-19 information from the UK government are more willing to adopt preventive measures, but (iii) even those in the lowest news use and lowest government trust groups are mostly still willing to adopt measures to tackle the coronavirus epidemic.…”

News media broadly trusted as source of coronavirus information, views of UK government response highly polarised by Fletcher, R, Kalogeropoulos, A, Nielsen, R.K

“…This is the first in a series of ten factsheets based on an ongoing online panel survey of a representative sample of the UK population, fielded from 10 April to 14 April 2020. …”

An assessment of the Young Lives sampling approach in Peru by Flores, E, Escobal, J, Escobal, J

“…The team then used post-stratification, a technique used in survey analysis to incorporate the population distribution of important characteristics into survey estimates. …”

Recent policy changes in China’s real estate sector by Lou, J

“…<p>The reform of the urban housing system, begun in the late 1980s, has resulted in a general improvement in accommodation for most of the urban population in China. In less than twenty years, the government managed to provide new and reasonable quality owner-occupied housing to as much as 80 per cent of the urban population. …”

Forecasting Financial Time Series using Artificial Market Models by Gupta, N, Hauser, R, Johnson, N

“…Here we present a detailed methodology, using optimization techniques to build an estimate of the strategy distribution across the multi-trader population. In contrast to earlier attempts, we are able to present a systematic method for identifying 'pockets of predictability' in real-world markets. …”

Global multidimensional poverty index 2019 : illuminating inequalities by United Nations Development Programme Human Development Report Office, Oxford Poverty And Human Development Initiative

“…SDG target 10.1 calls for tracking the progress of the bottom 40 percent of the population compared with that of the total population – the publication includes case studies and a detailed analysis of the growth of those furthest behind – the ‘bottom 40%’. …”

The cost of achieving the Eatwell Guide diet: 2023 update by Kaur, A, Scarborough, P

“…The angles of these food groups depicted in the Eatwell Guide were derived from population diet optimisation modelling (a method to find the optimum diet under certain conditions and constraints) based on the population average diet.…”

India: health of the nation's states. The India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative by Indian Council of Medical Research, Public Health Foundation of India, Institute For Health Metrics and Evaluation

“…With almost one-fifth of the world’s population living in India, the health status and the drivers of health loss are expected to vary between different parts of the country and between the states. …”