2 - 6 Jun 2025
London (UK)
Hotel : Landmark Office Space - Oxford Street
Cost : 6000 € Euro
This training program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, explores the dynamic relationship between sustainable development and population trends. As population growth, urbanization, migration, and aging demographics reshape our world, it is essential to align policy and planning strategies with sustainable development goals (SDGs). The course provides participants with comprehensive insights into how demographic changes influence economic, social, and environmental dimensions, and how governments, institutions, and communities can respond effectively.
Through a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical case studies, this program empowers professionals with the tools to evaluate current population trends, anticipate future challenges, and integrate sustainable development principles into planning and policy frameworks.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Understand the core concepts of sustainable development and global population dynamics.
Analyze the impact of demographic trends on economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social equity.
Evaluate the interlinkages between population policies and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Identify strategies to manage urbanization, migration, and aging populations sustainably.
Develop policy recommendations and action plans to address population challenges in various contexts.
Organizations participating in this training can expect:
Enhanced strategic planning capabilities that account for demographic trends.
Improved policy recommendations aligned with national and international sustainability agendas.
Greater capacity to engage in long-term development planning with environmental, social, and economic balance.
Empowered staff with a cross-sectoral understanding of sustainable population management.
Strengthened decision-making and foresight in governmental and non-governmental development programs.
This program is ideal for:
Government policymakers and planners
Development professionals and researchers
Environmental and urban sustainability officers
NGO and civil society leaders
Demographers and social scientists
Professionals in health, education, and housing sectors
Academics and students in sustainability and development studies
Day 1: Foundations of Sustainable Development and Population Dynamics
Introduction to Sustainable Development: History and Principles
Overview of Global Population Trends: Growth, Decline, and Distribution
The Interconnection Between Population and the Environment
The Role of Demographics in Achieving the SDGs
Case Study: Population Pressure and Natural Resource Management
Day 2: Urbanization, Migration, and Development Challenges
Urban Growth and Sustainable City Planning
Internal and International Migration: Causes and Impacts
Managing Urban Sprawl and Infrastructure Needs
Migrant Inclusion and Social Integration Policies
Workshop: Designing a Migration-Sensitive Urban Strategy
Day 3: Population Health, Education, and Gender Dimensions
Reproductive Health, Family Planning, and Maternal Care
Gender Equality in Sustainable Development
Population Aging and Its Socioeconomic Impacts
The Demographic Dividend: Youth and Employment
Group Discussion: Integrating Gender and Health in Population Policies
Day 4: Policy and Strategic Planning for Population Sustainability
National Population Policies: Frameworks and Best Practices
Monitoring and Forecasting Population Trends
Climate Change and Demographic Vulnerabilities
Tools and Indicators for Population & Development Integration
Simulation Exercise: Drafting a Population and Sustainability Action Plan
Day 5: Global Case Studies and Action Planning
Successful International Experiences in Population Management
Regional Focus: Population Issues in Developing vs. Developed Countries
Group Presentations: Country or Region-Based Analysis
Final Panel: Strategies for Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration