Established in 2019, the Centre seeks to understand how Australia’s population is changing and the implications of these changes, vital to boosting living standards for all Australians. The Centre is part of the Australian Government Department of the Treasury.

Working with state and territory governments, academics and other population experts, the Centre builds Australia’s evidence base on population trends to inform public discussion. The Centre’s work supports business, industry and all levels of government to design policies and deliver services that meet community needs, now and into the future.

You can find the Centre’s valuable contributions in the Australian Government’s Intergenerational Reports and papers on various population topics including the drivers of internal migration, future fertility, and pathways from temporary visas to permanent residency.

To find out more, visit population.gov.au.

As Australia’s national statistical agency, the Australian Bureau of Statistics tells the story of Australia through numbers. We inform Australia’s important decisions by delivering relevant, trusted, and objective data, statistics, and insights. This includes Australia’s official population estimates and other demographic data on births, deaths, migration and other social characteristics.

Visit www.abs.gov.au to learn more.

The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) is an Australian Government statutory agency that discovers what works for every kind of family to thrive. For more than 40 years our research has influenced major legislative and policy reform and helped service providers make a difference in the lives of Australian families.

With more than 35 years’ experience, the AIHW is Australia’s authoritative source of health and welfare data and analysis. The AIHW provides governments, stakeholders, and the broader community with valuable evidence to inform and support better research, policy, and service delivery, leading to better health and wellbeing.
www.aihw.gov.au

Welcome to the School of Demography

The ANU School of Demography is a world-class demographic centre for research and training in the Asia Pacific region. Our researchers and students examine some of the most important issues facing the world today.

Core research areas:

• Fertility, family formation and change
• Mortality, ageing and health
• Migration

Our purpose is to:

• Conduct demographic research of the highest quality
• Train world-class demographers at the undergraduate, Master and PhD levels
• Inform policy and the broader public in relation to major demographic issues facing Australia and its region
• Lead the discipline of Demography in Australia and its region

The Australian Population Association is dedicated to advancing the study and understanding of human populations, with a particular focus on Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Our mission encompasses the following key objectives:

1. Promoting Research and Study: We aim to foster research into human populations, exploring their dynamics, challenges, and trends, particularly within our region.
2. Creating a Collaborative Forum: The Association serves as a platform for discussion, encouraging dialogue and a deeper understanding of population-related issues.
3. Encouraging Dissemination of Knowledge: We are committed to sharing population information widely, ensuring that insights and findings reach a diverse audience.
4. Building Alliances: By liaising with other organisations with similar interests, we strengthen collaborative efforts in addressing population matters globally.

Through these efforts, we aim to contribute to informed decision-making and policies that benefit communities and foster sustainable development.

The IUSSP mission is to promote the scientific study of population, encourage exchange between researchers around the globe, and stimulate interest in population issues.

To further its mission, the IUSSP:

• organizes seminars and workshops to further scientific knowledge;
• organizes training and distance-learning activities to improve the research capacity;
• organizes the International Population Conference every four years to bring together world specialists in the field;
• publishes outcomes of its scientific activities in a variety of publications, aimed at a scientific audience, policy makers or for the general public;
• maintains a website, to help its members collaborate in a variety of ways and to provide population information for a general audience.

Statistics Korea (KOSTAT) has produced a wide range of demographic statistics in response to low birthrates and the aging population. This includes the development of the Low Birthrate Statistical Indicators, the dissemination of Living Population data in depopulation regions, the annual release of register-based census results, and the creation of demographic panel analysis using birth cohort data. KOSTAT is also applying AI to national statistics to improve upon the way official data are produced. Moreover, this year marks 100 years since the initiation of Korea’s Population and Housing Census, and KOSTAT is making thorough preparations to successfully conduct the upcoming census in November 2025.

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The United Nations Population Fund supports the collection, analysis and use of accurate population data to ensure everyone is counted and accounted for in pursuit of sustainable development. It helps countries anticipate, adapt to and harness demographic change, building resilient, inclusive societies through robust data, forward-looking analysis and policies grounded in human rights, informed choices, and a commitment to leaving no one behind.