Population planning, through responsible family planning programs, helps curb overpopulation and its associated problems like poverty, unemployment, and strained public services. It promotes healthier and happier families, reduces the risk of maternal and child mortality, and contributes to the balanced growth of nations. By controlling birth rates, it supports efforts to achieve a better quality of life for present and future generations.
Additionally, effective population planning can contribute to improved living standards, reduced poverty, and enhanced economic growth by ensuring that resources are distributed more equitably among smaller populations. It also helps in achieving sustainable development goals and addressing global challenges such as climate change and food security.