4. Emerging issues in the Demography of East Africa 19. Explanations for stalled and persistently high fertility 25. Population growth and poverty linkages in Africa 27. Changes in age structure and their implications for wellbeing 40. What is the impact of high fertility on family wellbeing? 48. Determinants of fertility change in Africa 49. Other Emerging Issues in Population in Eastern Africa 73. UK Parliament report on population growth and the MDGs 83. Stalling fertility – a trans-national perspective 95. Debate on population growth in Africa. Organised by the IUSSP Panel on African Population Growth and Human Welfare

36. Side meeting: realising rights 39. Lessons from integration of reproductive health, family planning, and HIV and AIDS programs 46. Reproductive health rights and choices 55. Family Planning in Kenya 60. Contraception method mix and dual protection 74. The future of family planning programmes in Africa 89. Reproductive health rights and choices 2 96. Influences on women's reproductive lives

34. International migration in Africa 61. Consequences of rapid urbanization 63. Populations in conflict situations 69. Consequences of African international migration 72. Migration and Urbanization 75. Urbanization and human welfare 84. Consequences of internal migration

11. Explaining contrasting national trends and progress in achieving MDG 4 15. Child protection and development 18. Community based approaches to improving child and maternal health 28. Methodological issues in estimating maternal mortality 35. Family and Child Health 54. Trends and Determinants of Child Health and Mortality in sub-Saharan Africa 88. Inequalities in access to maternal health services

20. Evaluations of interventions to improve schooling outcomes 33. What are the social and economic returns of schooling in contemporary Africa? 42. Effects of HIV/AIDS on children 57. Adolescent transitions to adulthood 76. Experiences and impacts of universal primary education policies on human development

13. Determinants of sub-national differences in HIV prevalence 14. Estimating the impact of HIV and AIDS: methodological approaches 21. Fostering and orphanhood in the era of HIV/AIDS 26. Measuring behaviour change related to HIV infection 32. Demographic determinants and consequences of HIV and AIDS 47. National HIV prevalence estimates: advantages and limitations of different estimation methods 70. Knowledge and Attitudes towards HIV and HIV voluntary testing 77. Impact of HIV and AIDS on the wellbeing of older people 85. HIV and AIDS Impacts

22. Adult mortality in Africa 23. Measuring the Wellbeing of Older People 56. The Wellbeing of Older People: Measurement issues 64. Measuring the burden of disease 91. Epidemiological transition: dual burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases 92. Determinants of Adult Mortality in Africa 98. Emerging and re-emerging diseases (e.g. malaria, tuberculosis etc)

12. Adolescents' sexual and reproductive health 30. Gender-based violence: prevalence and consequences 2 37. Gender, Sexuality, and Vunerability; Exploring Intersections in Human Populations 41. Male sexual and reproductive health needs 43. Gender based violence: prevalence and consequences 62. Adolescent transitions and sexual behavior 71. Sex education: the intersection of traditional systems 82. Sexuality in the African context 99. Household and family influences on adolescent sexuality

29. Changing household structures and socioeconomic roles 44. Households’ and communities’ coping mechanisms to multiple shocks 50. Cohabitation, marriage and remarriage patterns 51. Cohabitation,marriage and remmarriage patterns 58. HIV and AIDS and families 2 59. The changing role of women in African families 65. Gender inequities and inequalities 78. HIV and AIDS and families 97. Gender inequities and MDGs

16. Achieving the MDG targets for water and sanitation 79. Achieving MDG targets through addressing inequities 81. Population and evironmental change in Africa 93. Evidence of Malthusian pressures in subsistence farming population, water sources 100. Human capital needs for achieving MDGs in Africa

1. Opening Ceremony 2. Tanzanian Poster Session 3. Tanzanian Day 5. Round table: Ethics of collecting bio-markers in population and health research 6. Side meeting: Improving graduate level training in African universities 7. Side meeting: family planning in Africa 8. Side meeting: Heads of national population coordinating units 9. Side meeting: Abstaining from reality: USA restrictions 10. Side meeting: World Health Organization (WHO) 17. Side meeting: CEPED Presentation 24. Capacity builiding session on writing abstracts 31. UAPS Plenary Session: Constitution and New Strategic Plan 38. Side meeting: World Bank, South South presentations 45. Methodological issues in measuring poverty and human welfare 52. Side meeting: Africa Development Bank 53. Side meeting: Dissemination of groundbreaking evidence on youth and HIV prevention in Sub-Saharan Africa. Protecting the next generation 66. Side meeting: sharing experiences of the 4th African Population Conference 67. Side meeting: UNFPA 68. Understanding health and population dynamics through longitudinal demographic surveillance systems 80. UAPS Annual General Meeting 86. Lessons in developing and utilizing civil registration systems in Africa 87. Capacity building: Getting published in peer-reviewed journals 90. Lessons in measuring poverty and human wellbeing 94. Side meeting: UNICEF Side Meeting 101. Side meeting: UNECA 102. Closing ceremony

P1. Poster Session 1 P2. Poster Session 2 P3. Poster Session 3 P4. Poster Session 4