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State Failure Task Force Report: Phase II Findings (continued)

Making a Difference at the Intersection of Population, Environment, and Security Issues: A Look at the University of Michigan Population Fellows Program, by Shannon England

The University of Michigan Population Fellows Program was established in 1984 to give early-career professionals in international  population assistance hands-on experience working in the field. Funded through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the program places fellows with organizations that address family planning and reproductive health issues in developing countries. The program aims both to enhance fellows’ skills and to build capacity for development of effective and sustainable family planning and reproductive health interventions.

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