What are some obstacles to decrease population in developing countries?

In developing countries, obstacles to reducing population growth include limited access to education, particularly for women, which affects their reproductive choices. Cultural norms and traditions often prioritize larger families, making family planning more challenging. Additionally, inadequate healthcare infrastructure limits access to contraceptives and reproductive health services. Economic pressures can also lead families to rely on more children for labor and support in old age, further complicating population reduction efforts.