New IUSSP PanelsApril 2026
At its meeting in April 2026, the IUSSP Council approved the proposals by IUSSP members for the creation of six new Scientific Panels and the renewal of three others. Several Panels were also extended to complete their programme of ctivities and two IUSSP Panels are "ongoing".
New Scientific Panels
Adult Mortality in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (2026-2030)
Aligning Population Policies with Low Fertility (2026-2029)
Climate and Environmental Demography (2026-2030)
Climate Change, Gender, and Migration (2026-2029)
Voluntary and Involuntary Childlessness (2026-2029)
The Council also approved the creation of a Panel on "Measuring Contraceptive Agency: From Rights-Based Frameworks to Survey-Ready Indicators for the Final SDG Period and Beyond", co-chaired by Ilene Speizer (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) and Niranjan Saggurti (Population Council). This Panel will begin its activities at the end of the mandate of the current Panel on Rethinking Family Planning Measurement with a Reproductive Justice and Rights Lens.
Renewed Scientific Panels
Lifetime Migration (2023-2027)
Mortality Dynamics and Multi-Morbidity at Death (2026-2029)
The Council also approved the renewal of the Panel on "Abortion Research", co-chaired by Fatima Juarez (El Colegio de Mexico) and Susheela Singh (Guttmacher Institute). The new Panel will begin its activities at the end of the mandate of the current Panel on Abortion Research.
Continuing Scientific Panels
Abortion Research (ending in 2026)
COVID-19, Fertility, and the Family (ending in 2027)
Digital and Computational Demography (ending in 2026)
Epidemics and Contagious Diseases: The Legacy of the Past (ending in 2027)
Kinship Structures, Dynamics and Inequalities (ending in 2029)
Population Registers, Ethics and Human Rights (ending in 2027)
Priorities in International Migration Research (ending in 2026)
Rethinking Family Planning Measurement with a Reproductive Justice and Rights Lens (ending in 2026)
Ongoing (permanent) IUSSP Panels/Committees
IUSSP Standing Committee on Demographic Terminology
Population Environment Research Network (PERN)
Current Panels are listed here.
Past Panels are listed here.
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