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France's Pro-Natalist Policies: Impact and Future Trends

Explore France's pro-natalist policies, demographic profile, government incentives, and the success of these strategies. This article delves into the reasons behind these policies, their historical context, and predictions for the future based on current trends.

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France's Pro-Natalist Policies: Impact and Future Trends

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  1. Natal Policies in France Rachael, Sasha, Joseph

  2. Demographic Profile • CBR-12.72 • CDR-8.85 • IMR-3.37 • MMR-8/100 000 • LE-81.46 • TFR-2.08 • Contraceptive use-accessible • DTM-4

  3. France –1990

  4. France – 2010

  5. France – 2050

  6. Government Policies • Pro-Natalist (why?) • ‘Code de la famille’ 1939 Banned the sale of contraceptives (repealed in 1967) • Women are not forced, but are encouraged with incentives to have children

  7. Government Incentives • Paid parental leave of 3 years with guaranteed job protection when returning to the work force • Subsidized daycare before age three • Financial aid for in-home nannies • 30% fare reduction on all public transport for 3 child families • Pension schemes for mothers and house-wives

  8. Success of the Policies • In 2006, France had the biggest baby-boom since the 1980’s • The ban of contraceptives did not work • Fertility Rate is second highest in Europe

  9. Predictions for the Future • Demographically- ‘no’ to stage 5 • Socially- larger youth pop. Than other European countries • Economically- continues to grow, increase CBR • Politically- platform focused on families and young adults, increase retirement age • Environmentally-more industrialized, awareness

  10. bibliography • http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/52654.php • http://www.slideshare.net/HNurton/france-99335 • http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2005/sep/22/france.jonhenley1 • http://www.ehow.com/facts_7408703_france_s-pro_natalist-policies.html

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