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Population dynamics lay at the heart of some of the most salient development topics in Guatemala. While Guatemala has a detailed vision for addressing its challenges outlined in its development plan, Plan K’atun, its resources are limited. To help inform how Guatemala can best prioritize its development resources, the Health and Education Policy Plus project conducted a study to examine (1) the interaction between population dynamics and human capital investments, and (2) how achieving certain Plan K’atun goals could affect health, education, economic, and security outcomes and sectors. The resulting report and brief summarize these findings and argue that achieving Plan K’atun’s family planning and educational goals could have positive, long-term impacts on the country’s development and security.
Smith, E., J. Dent, K. Jurczynska, M. de la Cruz, and C. Roca. 2018. Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus. USAID DEC: PA-00X-3V8
English PDF 1189.4 kbJune 2018
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Guatemala Population Dynamics: 2015–2055. Policy Brief. Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus. USAID DEC: PA-00X-3V8
English PDF 408.5 kbJune 2018
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. “Guatemala Population Dynamics 2015–2055: Results Table.” Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus.
English XLSX 1031.3 kbJune 2018
Smith, E., J. Dent, K. Jurczynska, M. de la Cruz y C. Roca. 2018. Dinámicas de población en Guatemala 2015–2055. Washington, D.C.: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus. USAID DEC: PA-00T-SPK
Spanish PDF 1012.7 kbJuly 2019
Health and Education Policy Plus. 2018. Dinámicas de población en Guatemala: 2015–2055 (Resumen). Washington, DC: Palladium, Health and Education Policy Plus. USAID DEC: PA-00T-SPF
Spanish PDF 619.0 kbJune 2018
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