A new UN report reveals an unprecedented global decline in fertility rates. Surveying 14,000 people across 14 countries, the UN Population Fund found millions unable to have their desired number of children, mainly due to financial constraints and lack of suitable partners. The study covered diverse income and fertility contexts and highlighted that 39% cite money as a barrier, while 12% mention infertility. The findings underscore a growing crisis as many cannot build families according to their wishes.
A new report from the United Nations’ reproductive rights agency has revealed that global fertility rates are undergoing an ‘unprecedented decline.’ The news was reported by the BBC.
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