EXAMPLE Thailand, pop management strategy + DTM

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Start point

death rate 1945 = 35 per 1000

birth rate 1969 = 6.5 per women

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Finish point

death rate 1970 - under 10 per 1000

fertility rate 2023 - 1.5

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How was the change achieved?

National family planning programme

  • radio broadcasts on benefits of two child policy

  • health centres established - improved maternal + infant healthcare to reduce insurance babies.

  • Free contraception + education

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Successes

Use of local people to educate to educate their own communities - much more likely to trust them and give it a go

1967 16% used contraception - 1999 72%

Population growth 3% in 1969 - 0.8% in 1999

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Challenges

ageing population - dependence on migration

withdrawal of family planning advice/free contraception due to success of scheme + cultural change has resulted in more teenage pregnancies

Thailand is now nearing sustained negative population growth

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Overall evaluation

overall, the government’s intervention has made an impact and the community based, rather than coercive, strategy has proven popular and ensured its success

Managed to rapidly navigate through stage 3 of the DTM, avoiding the associated pressures of a rapidly growing population