Who define the term population education for the first time ​

a process of developing awareness and understanding of population situation among people and making them more responsible towards managing the population.

The term 'population education' was coined by Slon Wayland of Columbia University of the USA for the first time in 1969. He associated the word with awareness related to population problems. The definition of population education is as diverse as its educators.

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