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In light of the preceding assessment of the current situation and needs for the future the panel recommends the actions described below. While it is clear that the most desirable situation is one in which population experts are trained primarily in high-quality institutions located in their own countries or regions it is equally clear that this scenario is not likely to be achieved in the near future. Moreover until career opportunities for trained population scientists improve in the developing world many of those trained outside their own country may not return after their training is complete. The limited availability of resources dictates that choices be made. With this in mind the following recommendations represent the panels assessment of the actions that are most likely to lead to a more desirable situation while taking account of existing needs and gaps. The recommendations focus on graduate-level education and support for highly trained population professionals. They are directed toward three of the primary actors in the training of population scientists: (1) universities providing graduate training in population (2) professional associations of population scientists and (3) donors supporting population scientists in developing countries. (excerpt)

Training and Support of Developing-Country Population Scientists: A Panel Report