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Regional Clearing House on Population Education and Communication
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ACCESSIONS LIST
September - December 1998
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UNESCO Principal Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. Regional
Clearing House on Population Education and Communication.
Population education accessions list, September - December 1998.
Bangkok: UNESCO Principal Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, 1999.
100 p.
1. POPULATION EDUCATION. 2. DEMOGRAPHY.
3. BIBLIOGRAPHIES. 4. ABSTRACTS. I. Title.
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CONTENTS
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Introduction
PARTI
PART II
PART III
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Population education
By country
1
General
7
Knowledge base information
Documentation
9
Environment and environmental education
11
Fertility and family planning
12
Reproductive health
16
Adolescent reproductive and sexual health
18
Health and nutrition (including morbidity and mortality,
maternal’ and child health)
31
HIV/AIDS
35
Information and communication
38
Migration, urbanization and human settlement,
43
Population and sustainable development
46
Demography
53
Gender equality, equity and empowerment of women
55
Research and evaluation
62
Audio-visual materials
Chart and poster
63
Videocassette
73
PART IV
Appendices
Publishers and sources
75
Subject index
80
Author index
93
Geographical index
98
INTRODUCTION
This issue of the Population Education Accessions List is an output from our computerized
bibliographic data base using the Micro CDS/ISIS system. The Accessions List is being generated three
times a year in three formats: printed format, diskette format, and via e-mail. In addition, it can be
viewed on our web site: http://www.education.unesco.org/proap/new/rechpec/home.htm
The list categorizes the entries into three parts:
Part I -
Population Education consists of titles dealing with various aspects of
population education arranged by country in the first section and general
materials in the second section.
Part II -
Knowledge Base Information consists of titles that deal with the different
multidisciplinary aspects of population education. These entries are grouped
into sections of the following major multidisciplinary topics:
1. Documentation
2. Environment and environmental education
3. Fertility and family planning
4. Reproductive health
5. Adolescent reproductive and sexual health
6. Health, nutrition (including morbidity and mortality, maternal
and child health)
7. HIV/AIDS
8. Information and communication
9. Migration, urbanization and human settlement
10. Population and sustainable development
11. Demography
12. Gender equality, equity and empowerment of women
13. Research and evaluation
Part III -
Audio-visual materials consist of titles of various kinds of audio-visual aids
(films, slides, charts, kits, videotapes, etc.) dealing with both knowledge base
and population education aspects.
Part IV -
Appendices consist of List of Publishers and Sources, Subject Index, Author
Index, and Geographical Index.
Each entry or title is given a running number and bibliographical references that include: (i)
either the author or corporate author; (ii) title; (iii) imprint; (iv) collation; (v) subject key words; (vi)
country key words; and (vii) classification number. In addition to these, a source code is also given.
The source code is an abbreviation of the name of the organization where a particular title can be
acquired. For the complete names and addresses of the source codes, kindly consult the List of
Publishers and Sources given in the Appendices.
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PART I :
POPULATION EDUCATION
1. By Country
2. General
POPULATION EDUCATION - BY COUNTRY
ASIA
00001
Villanueva, Carmelita L.
Reconceptualization of population education in East and South-East Asia. Bangkok,
Regional Clearing House on Population Education and Communication, 1997. 7 p.
This paper covers rationale and objectives of population education programmes based on
ICPD POA, actions proposed by ICPD POA in regard to population education, definition of
population education, approach to population education and forms of UNFPA support,
specific guidelines of UNFPA support, issues and trends in population education in the
region.
POPULATION EDUCATION/CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
ASIA
Class no. : ASIA P370 V718R
SOURCE : RECHPEC
INDIA
00002
Ubaidullah, M.; Rajasekhar, K.; Ramesh, P.
Population education in rural development. PEN: Population Education News. 26(12): 2-6, 1998.
This article concentrates on population education in rural development in India. It covers
concept of population education; integrating population education with rural development;
objectives of population education; contents of population education; methods of
integrating population education with rural development; and revision ofjob-charts.
POPULATION EDUCATION/RURAL DEVELOPMENT/INTEGRATION
/INTEGRATION APPROACH/CONCEPTS/CURRICULUM/COMMUNICATION
INDIA
SOURCE : PEN
00003
Yadav, Saroj.
Population education - Question bank (elementary stage). New Delhi, Department of
Education in Social Sciences and Humanities, National Council of Educational Research
and Training, 1998. 68 p.
This population education resource material in the form of question bank with expected
answer is based on the textbooks of NCERT for elementary stage. It may motivate and
facilitate the teachers/paper setters for including some questions into their teaching
1
The subjects cover for
processes, periodical tests or in annual examinations.
questions/items are: Primary environmental studies and environmental science; Upper
primary geography, civics and science.
POPULATION EDUCATION/PRIMARY GRADES/RESOURCE MATERIALS
/TEACHERS GUIDE/ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/GEOGRAPHY/SCIENCE/
CIVICS/INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS/INTEGRATION APPROACH
INDIA
Class no. : IND P372.19 Y12PE
SOURCE :NCERT
00004
Yadav, Saroj.
Population education - question bank (secondary stage). New Delhi, Department of
Education in Social Sciences and Humanities, National Council of Educational Research
and Training, 1998. 93 p.
This population education resource material in the form of question bank with expected
answer is based on the textbooks of NCERT for secondary stage. It may motivate and
facilitate the teachers/paper setters for including some questions into their teaching
The subjects cover for
processes, periodical tests or in annual examinations.
questions/items are: Secondary geography, political science, economics and science;
Higher secondary geography, political science, economics, psychology, sociology and
biology.
POPULATION EDUCATION/SECONDARY GRADES/RESOURCE MATERIALS/
TEACHERS GUIDE/ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/GEOGRAPHY/SCIENCEZ
ECONOMICS/POLITICAL SCIENCE/PSYCHOLOGY/SOCIOLOGY/BIOLOGYZ
INTEGRATION APPROACH
INDIA
Class no. : IND P373.19 Y12P
SOURCE : NCERT
PHILIPPINES
00005
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports.
Instructional materials in population education for social sciences/current issues:
tertiary level/technical vocational. Pasig City, Philippines, 1997. 1 packet of 2 books
and 4 modules.
This packet contains instructional materials in population education for social sciences at
the tertiary level/technical vocational. It includes: 1) 3 hour unit course in population
education; 2) 18 hour unit course in population education. It also includes four modules of
population, resources, environment and sustainable development: Module 1. Population
and sustainable development; Module 2. Environment, resources and sustainable
2
development; Module 3. Population, resources and environment; Module 4. Population,
resources, environment and sustainable development.
POPULATION EDUCATION/SOCIAL STUDIES/SOCIAL SCIENCES/ENVIRONMENT/
HIGHER EDUCATION/INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS/SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT/CURRICULUM/QUALITY OF LIFE
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P378.4 P553I
SOURCE : PPEP
00006
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Bureau of Secondary
Education. Population Education Program Unit.
Resource manual for family life and responsible parenthood (Volume One). Pasig
City, Philippines, 1996. 40 p.
These readings on Family Life and Responsible Parenthood were compiled to help
students and teachers gather information vital to the formulation of concepts in this area of
Family Life and Responsible Parenthood. The topics include effects of the size of a family
on basic needs; family planning; family planning methods; responsible planned parenthood
and the Catholic Church and the population programme.
POPULATION EDUCATION/SECONDARY GRADES/RESOURCE MATERIALS
/FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION/FAMILY LIFE/FAMILY SIZE/FAMILY PLANNING/
MARRIAGE/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P370.2 P553RF
SOURCE : PPEP
00007
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Bureau of Secondary
Education. Population Education Program Unit.
Resource manual for gender and development (Volume Two). Pasig City, Philippines,
1996. 72 p.
This is a compilation of readings on gender and development, one of the core areas
identified in the revised scope and sequence of population education. These readings
which were sourced from books, pamphlets, magazines, journals and other periodicals
cover various topics on women such as empowerment, status of women in Philippine
society, gender issues, there plight as workers and other women concerns. This may be
used as reference/supplementary materials by college instructors, tertiary level, technicalvocational education or post secondary students in their social science and current issues
classes where population education concepts are integrated.
POPULATION EDUCATION/HIGHER EDUCATION/READING MATERIALS
3
/RESOURCE MATERIALS/WOMEN/EMPOWERMENT/WOMENS STATUS/SEX
ROLES/WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT/WOMENS ROLE/WOMENS EDUCATION/
VIOLENCE/MASS MEDIA
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P370.2 P553RG
SOURCE : PPEP
00008
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Bureau of Secondary
Education. Population Education Program Unit.
Resource manual for population and reproductive health (Volume Three). Pasig
City, Philippines, 1996. 60 p.
These readings have been compiled to help the social science and current issues teacher
and students understand and keep abreast with the issues and concerns relative to the
above-mentioned core area. These also include discussions on the sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs) such as gonorrhea, syphilis, genital herpes, HIV/AIDS; their modes of
transfer, symptoms, and their significant effects on people. Discussion on reproductive
rights is also underscored in this compilation for the users to gain more insights on the
topic.
POPULATION EDUCATION/RESOURCE MATERIALS/INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIAL/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/HEALTH CARE/REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS/
AIDS/WOMEN/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/HIV/ABORTION/HEALTH/
FAMILY PLANNING/QUALITY OF LIFE
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P370.2 P553RP
SOURCE : PPEP
00009
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Bureau of Secondary
Education. Population Education Program Unit/United Nations Population Fund.
Resource manuals for population education. Pasig City, Philippines, 1997. 1 v.
(various pagings).
1 his compilation consists of resource manuals are developed to provide teachers and
students comprehensive and factual information on the topics within the context of each
core area of population education. These resource manuals are: 1) Resource manual for
family life and responsible parenthood; 2) Resource manual for gender and development;
3) Resource manual for population and reproductive health; 4) Resource manual for
population, resources, environment, and sustainable development.
POPULATION EDUCATION/RESOURCE MATERIALS/INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS/FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION/FAMILY LIFE/FAMILY SIZE/FAMILY
PLANNING/MARRIAGE/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/WOMEN/EMPOWERMENT/
/WOMENS STATUS/SEX ROLES/WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT/WOMENS ROLE/
WOMENS EDUCATION/VIOLENCE/MASS MEDIA/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS/AIDS/ SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/ HIV/
4
ABORTION/QUALITY OF LIFE/ENVIRONMENT ZMIGRATION/SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P370.2 P553R
SOURCE : PPEP
00010
Philippines. Department of Education, Culture and Sports. Population Education Program
Unit/United Nations Population Fund.
Facilitator’s guides and training modules on population education. Pasig City,
Philippines, 1997. 1 v. (various pagings).
This compilation consists of training modules and the corresponding facilitator ’s guides.
These modules are: Module I. The population education programme; Module II. Teaching
strategies for population education; Module III. Monitoring and evaluation in population
education; Module IV. Evaluation of instruction in population education; Module V.
Training the trainers. Also included in this compilation is a primer on the population
education programme which serves as a briefing material.
POPULATION EDUCATION/PROGRAMMES/TEACHERS GUIDE/EVALUATION/
MONITORING/TRAINING/TRAINING MATERIALS/GUIDES/ TEACHER TRAINING/
RESOURCE MATERIALS
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : PHI P371.394 P553F
SOURCE : PPEP
THAILAND
00011
Sureerat, Tangyarit.
Population and environment education in school curriculum Thailand. Bangkok,
Curriculum Development Centre, Department of Curriculum and Instruction Development,
Ministry of Education, 1998. 25 p.
Paper presented at 1998 Asia-Pacific Conference on Population and Environment
Education, 8-10 December 1998, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.
This paper focuses on population and environmental education in school curriculum in
Thailand. It consists of 6 parts: Part 1. Thai education system; Part 2. Background of
population and environment education; Part 3. Integration of population and environment
education; Part 4. Impacts of integrating population and environment education; Part 5.
Population and environment lessons; Part 6. Recommendation.
POPULATION EDUCATION/ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/CURRICULUM
/EDUCATION/INTEGRATIONAPPROACH/INTEGRATED CURRICULUM
/PRIMARY GRADES/SECONDARY GRADES
THAILAND
5
Class no. : THA P375.001 S961P
SOURCE :MEDCDC
00012
Thailand. Ministry of Education. Department of Curriculum and Instruction Development.
Curriculum Development Centre.
Population education in the curriculum - Thailand. Bangkok, [1998]. 4 p.
POPULATION EDUCATION/CURRICULUM/CURRICULUM OUTLINE/PRIMARY
GRADES/SECONDARY GRADES/TEACHER EDUCATION/CURRICULUM
DEVELOPMENT
THAILAND
Class no. : VF EPD/CUR 0001
SOURCE : MEDCDC
VIET NAM
00013
Chauls, Donald.
New approaches in integrating population education into life skills and social issues
oriented educational programme in Viet Nam. Bangkok, UNFPA Country Support
Team for East and South-East Asia, 1998. [3] p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health,
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok,. 19-22 October 1998.
POPULATION EDUCATION/INTEGRATION APPROACH/ADOLESCENTS
/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
VIET NAM
Class no. : VF EPD/PE 0002
SOURCE : RECHPEC
6
POPULATION EDUCATION - GENERAL
00014
Cruz, Piedad Riviero.
Teacher training programmes: a strategy for the implementation of population
education projects. S.I., s.n., 199? 4 p.
POPULATION EDUCATION/TEACHER TRAINING/TRAINING PROGRAMMES/INSERVICE TEACHER TRAINING/TEACHING AIDS
Class no. : VF EPD/PE 0001
SOURCE : RECHPEC
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PART II: KNOWLEDGE BASE INFORMATION
1. Documentation
2. Environment and environmental education
3. Fertility and family planning
4. Reproductive health
5. Adolescent reproductive and sexual health
6. Health and nutrition (including morbidity and
mortality, maternal and child health)
7. HIV/AIDS
8. Information and communication
9. Migration, urbanization and human settlement
10. Population and sustainable development
11. Demography
12. Gender equality, equity and empowerment of
women
13. Research and evaluation
DOCUMENTATION
00015
Dewey, Melvil.
Dewey decimal classification and relative index, edited by Joan S. Mitchell, and others.
21st ed. Albany, N.Y., Forest Press, 1996. 4 v.
These four volumes of Dewey Decimal Classification are used for arranging library
collections. This 21st edition consists of four volumes: V. 1. Introduction. Tables; V. 23. Schedules; V. 4. Relative index. Manual.
I '
I
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS/DOCUMENTATION/CATALOGUING
Classno. : 025.431 D519D 1996 V. 1-4
SOURCE : FRP
i
00016
India. National Council of Educational Research and Training.
Teaching methodologies in population education: abstract-bibliography, compiled
by P.S. Kawatra and Krishna Duggal. New Delhi, Division of Library, Documentation and
Information, National Council of Educational Research and Training, [1998]. 25 p.
(POPDOC services: bibliographies series; no. 9)
The present selected bibliography on teaching methodologies in population education
consists of 60 entries from books, articles, research monographs, conference proceedings
and other documents on the subject. Author index is included at the end of the compilation.
The entries follow by abstracts and are arranged under appropriate subject headings:
Reference works; Concepts of population education; Information, education and
communication; Teaching strategies; Training of teachers in specific disciplines;
Teachning specific groups; Curriculum and material development; Workshop reports.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES/ABSTRACTS/POPULATION EDUCATION/TEACHING
METHODS/TEACHER TRAINING/CURRICULUM/IEC
Class no. : R 016 IC15T
SOURCE : NCERT
00017
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Center for Communication Programs. Population
Information Program.
Empowerment of women: selected references for POPLINE; the bibliographic
population database. Baltimore, MD, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, 1997. 1 v.
(unpaged).
9
This special information package contains the annotated bibliography with author and
subject indexes of 61 records on the empowerment of women downloaded from POPLINE
CD-ROM.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES/ABSTRACTS/WOMEN/EMPOWERMENT/WOMENS
EMPOWERMENT
Class no.
SOURCE
R 016 J65E
JHUCC
00018
National Council on Social Welfare of Thailand. NGO Anti-Narcotics Coordinating
Center/Thailand. Office of the Narcotics Control Board/Colombo Plan for Co-operative
Economic and Social Development in Asia and the Pacific/United Nations Inter National
Drug Control Programme.
Directory ASEAN NGOs Community Resources in Drug Abuse Demand Reduction.
Bangkok, Visitsin Publishing, [1997]. 277 p.
This directory consists of NGOs and organizations involved in drug demand reduction
activities in Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
DIRECTORIES/DRUG ABUSE
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM/INDONESIA/MALAYSIA/PHILIPPINES/SINGAPOREZ
THAILAND
Class no. : R DIRECTORIES 362.29025 N277D
SOURCE : NCSWT
00019
Viet Nam. National Committee for Population and Family Planning. Centre for
Population Studies and Information.
Viet Nam: directory of population experts, directory of current population research,
directory of population institutions. Hanoi, NCPFP, 1998. 140 p.
This directory provides information on population experts by their speciality. It is
divided into three parts: 1) Guide to the use of the directory; 2) Directory of 63
population experts in Viet Nam; 3) Indexes (by area of expertise and by institution).
DIRECTORIES/POPULATION EXPERTS/DEMOGRAPHY/POPULATION RESEARCH/
ORGANIZATIONS
VIET NAM
Class no. :R DIRECTORIES 060 V666V 1998
SOURCE : NCPFP
10
ENVIRONMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
00020
Brown, Lester R., and others.
State of the world 1998: a Worldwatch Institute report on progress toward a
sustainable society. 15th ed. New York, W.W. Norton, 1998. 251 p.
In this fifteenth edition, the authors look at the environmental effects of continuing
economic growth as the economy outgrows the earth's ecosystem. The book describes the
consequences of the collision between the expanding economy and the earth's natural
limits: shrinking forests, falling water tables, eroding soils, collapsing fisheries, rising
temperatures, and disappearing species.
ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION/ENERGY RESOURCES/ECOLOGY/ECOSYSTEMS
/ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING/FISHERIES/FORESTMANAGEMENT/FORESTSZ
CLIMATE CHANGE/WASTES/WASTE TREATMENT
Class no. : 301.31 B878S 1998
SOURCE : WWN
11
FERTILITY AND FAMILY PLANNING
00021
Family Health International.
Emergency contraceptive pills. North Carolina, FHI, 1998. 1 v. (various pagings) + 35
mm color slides. (Contraceptive technology update series)
This training module is a part of a series of slide presentations covering information
relevant to emergency contraceptive pills. It includes a script of information designed to
accompany thirty-four 35 mm colour slides for presentation, together with audience
handouts which contain summary of key learning points and pages for taking notes during
presentation. It also includes list of important readings, key journal articles, book
chapters, bulletins and unpublished papers related to oral contraceptives. Participant
evaluation form for audience to be completed after each training is attached.
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/FAMILY PLANNING/
ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES/FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMMES/TRAINING
MATERIALS/INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS/TRAINING MANUAL/TRAINING
PROGRAMMES/PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
Class no. : 613.94 F198E
SOURCE : FHI
00022
Infertility in developing countries. Outlook. 15(3): 1-6, Nov. 1997.
This article focuses on defining infertility, levels and causes of infertility, the role of
infection, managing infertility in developing countries, and program implications.
INFERTILITY/FERTILITY/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/FAMILY
PLANNING/COUNSELLING
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
SOURCE :OL
00023
International Center for Research on Women.
Reaching women: a research program on unmet need for family planning.
Washington, D.C., ICRW, 1997. 4 p. (ICRW information bulletin)
FAMILY PLANNING/WOMEN/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/FAMILY
PLANNING PREVALENCE
Class no. : VF EPD/FP 0002
SOURCE : ICRW
12
00024
International Center for Research on Women.
The safe provision of IUDs: a collaborative research program starting with Mexico.
Washington, D.C., ICRW, 1996. 5 p.
FAMILY PLANNING/FAMILY PLANNING METHODS/IUD/CONTRACEPTIVE
PRACTICE
MEXICO
Class no. : VF EPD/FP0001
SOURCE : ICRW
00025
Islam, M. Mazharul; Abdullah Al Mamun; Bairagi, Radeshayam.
Fertility and its proximate determinants in Bangladesh: evidence from the 1993/94
Demographic and Health Survey. Asia-Pacific Population Journal. 13(3): 3-22,
September 1998.
This study examines the recent level, trends and proximate determinants of fertility in
Bangladesh, utilizing data from the 1993/94 Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey.
FERTILITY/FERTILITY DETERMINANTS/FERTILITY DECLINE/FERTILITY
SURVEYS/FERTILITY RATE/BIRTH SPACING/AGE AT MARRIAGE/
CONTRACEPTION/FAMILY PLANNING/ABORTION/BREAST FEEDING/
CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE
BANGLADESH
SOURCE : APPJ
00026
Rajan, S. Irudaya; Zachariah, K. C.
Long-term implications of low fertility in Kerala, India. Asia-Pacific Population
Journal. 13(3): 41-66, September 1998.
The State of Kerala is about two decades ahead of India as a whole in achieving the
replacement level of fertility. Currently the total fertility rate is about 1.7 children per
woman compared with 3.0 for India. Because of the remarkable progress made by Kerala
in its demographic transition, its demographic trends in the first half of the twenty-first
century will be dramatically different from those of the second half of the twentieth
century. This article provides a basis for policy makers to use in preparing for those
changes, which include population ageing in the face of inadequate social security
systems, impacts on young people, education and employment, and migration.
FERTILITY/FERTILITY DECLINE/AGEING/MORTALITY/INFANT MORTALITY/
INFANT MORTALITY RATE/POPULATION GROWTH/POPULATION
PROJECTIONS/POPULATION DISTRIBUTION/LIFE EXPECTANCY/ELDERLY/
MARRIAGE/DEMOGRAPHY
13
INDIA
SOURCE : APPJ
00027
Shaikh, Kashem.
The social and demographic correlates of divorce in rural Bangladesh. Asia-Pacific
Population Journal. 13(3): 23-40, September 1998.
This articles examines the rate of divorce by age, sex and duration of marital life at the
time of divorce in rural Bangladesh for a period of 18 years from 1975 to 1992. An attempt
has also been made to investigate the extent to which the incidence of divorce changes
with the various socio-economic and demographic characteristics.
DIVORCE/DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS/MARRIAGE/FAMILY
DISORGANIZATION/FAMILY/AGE AT DIVORCE
BANGLADESH
SOURCE : APPJ
00028
Stover, John.
Revising the proximate determinants of fertility framework: What have we learned
in the past 20 years?. Studies in Family Planning. 29(3): 255-267, September 1998.
The proximate determinants of fertility framework, developed in its current form by
Bongaarts, has been used extensively by researchers for the past 20 years. Since the initial
framework was developed, a wealth of new survey data on the proximate determinants has
become available. This article reviews the new data and past experiences and suggests
modifications to the framework that would take advantage of this experience. The major
modifications suggested are 1) the use of sexual activity rather than marriage to indicate
exposure to pregnancy; 2) a revision of the sterility index to measure infecundity from all
causes; 3) a revised index of contraception that accounts for the fact that users of
sterilization may become infecund before age 49; and 4) a revised definition and estimate
of total fecundity.
FERTILITY/FERTILITYBEHAVIOUR/FERTILITY DETERMINANTS/SEXUAL
BEHAVIOUR
SOURCE : SEP
00029
Tuladhar, Jayanti; Donaldson, Peter J.; Noble, Jeanne.
The introduction and use of Norplant implants in Indonesia. Studies in Family
Planning. 29(3): 291-299, September 1998.
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In this study, patterns of Norplant use in Indonesia are reviewed to assess the
implications of this experience for the introduction of new contraceptive methods. Data
from the Norplant Use-Dynamics Study and the 1994 Indonesia Demographic and Health
Survey are analyzed, and patterns of acceptance, continuation, and removal are described.
FAMILY PLANNING/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/NORPLANT/CONTRACEPTIVE
IMPLANTS/CONTRACEPTION CONTINUATION/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/
CONTRACEPTION
INDONESIA
SOURCE : SEP
00030
World Health Organization.
Emergency contraception: a guide for service delivery. Geneva, WHO, 1998. 59 p.
(WHO/FRH/FPP/98.19)
This guide provides information on emergency contraceptive, copper releasing IUDs as
emergency contraception, service aspects, introducing emergency contraception in
reproductive health programmes, and dissemination of information.
FAMILY PLANNING/CONTRACEPTION/ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES/IUD/IUD
INSERTION/IEC/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/ADVOCACY/REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH/UNWANTED PREGNANCY/UNPLANNED PREGNANCY/ADOLESCENTS
/YOUTH/COMMUNICATION
Class no. : 613.943 W628E
SOURCE : WHO
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REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
00031
Hardee, Karen, and others.
Post-Cairo reproductive health policies and programs: a comparative study of eight
countries. Washington, D.C., Futures Group International, 1998. 69 p. (Policy
occasional papers; no. 2)
This paper presents information from case studies carries out in Bangladesh, India,
Nepal, Jordan, Ghana, Senegal, Jamaica, and Peru to assess each nations’s process and
progress in moving toward a reproductive health focus. The purpose of the case study is to
describe the policy environment for reproductive health and the role played by the 1994
ICPD in sparking and shaping policies and programmes in reproductive health.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/FAMILY PLANNING/HEALTH POLICY/FAMILY
PLANNING POLICY
BANGLADESH/INDIA/NEPAL/JORDAN/GHANA/SENEGAL/PERU/JAMAICA
Class no. : 613.946 H258P
SOURCE : FGI
00032
Thailand. Ministry of Public Health. Department of Health. Family Planning and
Population Division.
Pilot Project on the Operationalization of Reproductive Health (RH) Services in
Phayao Province, Thailand. Bangkok, 1998. 78 p.
Project proposal to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/PROJECT DOCUMENTS
THAILAND
Class no. : VF EPD/RH 0002
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00033
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia.
Reproductive health of women in the South-East Asia region. New Delhi, World
Health Organization, 1995. 23 p. (Women, Health and Development)
This paper describes the existing situation in the South-East Asia region related to
women’s reproductive morbidity, focusing on reproductive tract infections. It identifies
associated risk factors and their consequences on reproductive health. It also suggests
actions in the areas of policy, programme and research to minimize these risks and thus to
improve reproductive health of women.
16
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/WOMEN/MORBIDITY
SOUTH EAST ASIA
Class no. : 613.954 W628RE
SOURCE : WHOSEAR
17
ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL HEALTH
00034
Alan Guttmacher Institute.
Into a new world: young women’s sexual and reproductive lives; executive
summary. New York, Alan Guttmacher Institute, [1998]. 6 p. (folded).
ADOLESCENTS/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/YOUTH/MARRIAGE/AGE AT
MARRIAGE/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/FAMILY PLANNING
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0056
SOURCE : AGI
00035
Alford, Sue.
Parent-child communication: promoting healthy youth: factsheet. Washington, D C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/COMMUNICATION/ATTITUDES/SEXUALITY/SEX
EDUCATION/HEALTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/SEX ROLES/PARENT CHILD
RELATIONSHIP
Class no. : VF YOU 0006
SOURCE : AFY
00036
Alford, Sue, comp.
Substance use among youth: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1996.
1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/ADDICTION/PARENTATTITUDES
/SOCIAL PROBLEMS/DRUG ABUSE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0033
SOURCE : AFY
00037
Barcelona, Delia R.
Gender issues in ARH education. Bangkok, UNFPA Country Support Team for East
and South-East Asia, 1998. 10 p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health,
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/SEX ROLES/WOMENS STATUS
TEMPOWERMENT/WOMEN/GIRLS/MALES/MENS ROLE/REPRODUCTIVERIGHTS/
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/HIV
18
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0053
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00038
Centre for Development and Population Activities/United Nations Population Fund.
Youth acting on Cairo and Beijing. Washington, D.C., CEDPA, 1997. 60 p.
This report summarizes the discussions and conclusions of young women, from 28
countries who developed action plans to carry out youth-focused recommendations of the
1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in Cairo and the
1995 Beijing Conference.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/ATTITUDES/WOMEN/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Class no. : 305.235 C389Y
SOURCE : CEDPA
00039
Correa-Griggs, Mayra, comp.
Adolescent sexuality in Latin America: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for
Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUALITY/FERTILITY/FERTILITYDECLINE/
PREGNANCY/MORBIDITY/MORTALITY/MATERNAL MORTALITY/ABORTIONZ
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/HIV/AIDS/VIOLENCE/SEXUAL ABUSE/SEXUAL
BEHAVIOUR
LATIN AMERICA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0045
SOURCE : AFY
00040
Davis, Laura, comp.
Adolescent pregnancy and childbearing: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for
Youth, 1996. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/PREGNANCY/ABORTION
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0023
SOURCE : AFY
19
00041
Deaver, Amanda, comp.
Adolescent sexual behavior, pregnancy and parenthood: factsheet. Washington,
D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1994. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUAL BEHAVTOUR/PREGNANCY/CONTRACEPTIVE
PRACTICE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0025
SOURCE : AFY
00042
Delano, Lola, comp.
Sexual abuse and violence in Sub-Saharan Africa: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1998. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/WOMEN/SEXUAL ABUSE/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
/FEMALE CIRCUMCISION/EXCISION
AFRICA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0027
SOURCE : AFY
00043
Fleras, Jomar.
Innovative approaches in adolescent reproductive health: targeting vulnerable
youth groups in the Philippines. S.I., s.n., 1998. [3] p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0049
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00044
Flinn, Susan K., comp.
Child sexual abuse I: an overview: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth,
1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/CHILDREN/SEXUAL ABUSE/VIOLENCE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0042
SOURCE : AFY
20
00045
Flinn, Susan K., comp.
Child sexual abuse II: a risk factor for HIV/STDs and teen pregnancy: factsheet.
Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/CHILDREN/SEXUAL ABUSE/PREGNANCY/HIV
/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0043
SOURCE : AFY
00046
Goddard, Chelsey, comp.
Adolescent sexuality in Nigeria: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth,
1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUALITY/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/ABORTION/
HIV/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH/REPRODUCTION
NIGERIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0044
SOURCE : AFY
00047
Goddard, Chelsey, comp.
Media effects on adolescent sexuality: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for
Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUALITY/MASS MEDIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0024
SOURCE : AFY
00048
Grunseit, Anne; Kippax, Susan.
Effects of sex education on young people’s sexual behaviour. North Ryde, Australia,
National Centre for HIV Social Research, Macquarie University, 1994. 22 p.
Paper presented at the First Professional Meeting for TSS/CST Advisors on Population
IEC and Population Education, 17-21 October 1994, UNFPA/UNESCO, Paris.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEX EDUCATION/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0055
SOURCE : RECHPEC
21
00049
Harris, Jocelyn, comp.
Adolescent males: sexual attitudes and behavior: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/MEN/ATTITUDES/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/SEX
EDUCATION
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0022
SOURCE : AFY
00050
Herdman, Cristina, comp.
The impact of early pregnancy and childbearing on adolescent mothers and their
children in Latin America and the Caribbean: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates
for Youth, 1997. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/PREGNANCY/FERTILITY/UNPLANNED PREGNANCY
/MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH/MATERNAL MORTALITY/EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND
CARIBBEAN
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0029
SOURCE :AFY
00051
International Center for Research on Women.
Adolescent sexuality and fertility in India: preliminary findings. Washington, D.C.,
ICRW, 1997. 6p. (ICRW information bulletin)
This is a preliminary findings of the studies on adolescent sexuality and fertility situation
in India.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUALITY/FERTILITY/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
INDIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0035
SOURCE : ICRW
00052
Jemai, Hedi.
EC/UNFPA reproductive health initiative for Asia: programme implementation in
Cambodia. S.I., s.n., 1998. 6, [1] p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health,
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
22
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
CAMBODIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0051
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00053
Kabir, Kushi.
Theme paper: exploitation of and violence against adolescents. S.I., UNFPA, 1998.
16 p.
Paper presented at the South Asia Conference on adolescent, 21-23 July 1998, New
Delhi, India.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/VIOLENCE
SOUTH ASIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0054
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00054
Katoanga, Salesi Finau.
Reproductive and sexual health status of adolescents and youth: a regional concern.
S.I., s.n, 1998. 48 p.
Paper presented at the CST Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at Siam City
Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
This paper addresses reproductive and sexual health issues that are of major concern to
the adolescents and youth on 15 PICs (out of twenty PICs) that are covered under the
current UNFPA programme of assistance. Contents consist of 9 parts: Introduction;
Cultural perspectives in terms of being a Pacific adolescent; Major issues of adolescent
reproductive and sexual health of concern among the Pacific Island countries; Available
adolescent reproductive and sexual health programmes and services; Gender
considerations; Lessons learned; Challenges and recommendations; Points to ponder;
Conclusion.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION/
SEX EDUCATION/SEX ROLES/PREGNANCY/HIV/AIDS/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
DISEASES
PACIFIC REGION/COOKISLANDS/MICRONESIA/FIJI/KIRIBATI/MARSHALL
ISLANDS/NAURU/NIUE/PALAU/PAPUANEW GUINEA/SAMOA/SOLOMON ISLANDS/
TOKELAU/TONGA/TUVALU/VANUATU
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0038
SOURCE : RECHPEC
23
00055
Khan, A.R.; Mehta, Suman; Gronen, Riet; Roque, Francisco H.
Adolescent reproductive health: situation in East and South-East Asia and the need
for advocacy for policy. S.I., s.n., 1998. [17] p.
Paper presented at the CST Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at Siam City
Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
This is a presentation at the ARH Workshop, Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October
1998. It focuses on adolescent reproductive health in East and South-East Asia. The paper
consists of five parts. Part I. Adolescent reproductive health situation. Part II. Key
problems and issues. Part III. Factors contributing to adolescent reproductive health
problems. Part IV. Consequences on adolescents and society. Part V. What can we do?
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/ADVOCACY
EAST ASIA/SOUTH EAST ASIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0036
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00056
Klindera, Kent; Patti, Lauren; Shriver, Carrie, comps.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth: at risk and underserved: factsheet.
Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1998. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/HIV/HOMOSEXUALITY
/SEXUALITY
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0028
SOURCE : AFY
00057
Loxterman, John R., comp.
Adolescents and abortion: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1996. 1
sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/ABORTION/PREGNANCY/LAW
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0026
SOURCE : AFY
00058
MacNamara, Marina, comp.
Adolescent contraceptive use: factsheet. Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth,
1997. 1 sheet.
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ADOLESCENTS/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/YOUTH/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0030
SOURCE : AFY
00059
MacNamara, Marina, comp.
Adolescent sexual behavior: I. Demographics: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1997. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/YOUTH/SEX ROLES
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0031
SOURCE : AFY
00060
MacNamara, Marina, comp.
Adolescent sexual behavior: II. Socio-psychological factors: factsheet. Washington,
D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1997. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/YOUTH/DRUG ABUSE/ADDICTION
/PARENT CHILD RELATIONSHIP/?ARENT ROLE/EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0032
SOURCE : AFY
00061
Malaysia. Ministry of Health. Public Health Institute. Family Health and Nutrition
Division.
Adolescence health care: adolescence health needs; a manual for trainers of health
personnel at the primary health care level. Kuala Lumpur, Ministry of Health, 1997.
168, [45] p.
This manual was prepared to help health personnel who need to educate and counsel
adolescents. It provides important information on specific and common adolescent health
situations. It is divided into 3 modules and each of the module has units that deal with
specific issue. Module 1 deals with giving information on fundamental physical, biological
and psychological changes in adolescents and problems related to reproductive and
sexuality in adolescents. Module 2 deals with giving information on specific health topics
peculiar to adolescents. Module 3 deals with how to provide counselling services. It gives
pointers and suggests steps that are simple and practical. Each module presented tries to
highlight the desired or positive health action or counselling point that are needed to
achieve it.
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ADOLESCENTS/ADOLESCENCE/YOUTH/HEALTH/HEALTH SERVICES/HEALTH
CARE/MANUALS/GUIDES/PRIMARY HEALTH CARE/TRAINING MANUAL/
SEXUALITY/COUNSELLING
Class no. : 613.0433 M239A
SOURCE : MMHP
00062
Mehra, Satish.
Philippine experiences in male (and youth male) participation in RH. S.I., s.n., 1998.
4 p‘
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/MALES/MENS ROLE/SEX
ROLES
PHILIPPINES
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0048
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00063
Mehta, Suman; Groenen, Riet; Roque, Francisco.
Adolescents in changing times: issues and perspectives for adolescent reproductive
health in the ESCAP region. Bangkok, UNFPA Country Support Team for East and
South-East Asia, 1998. 29, xiv p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/
ATTITUDES/FERTILITY/AGE AT MARRIAGE/UNWANTED PREGNANCY
/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/HIV/AIDS/EDUCATION
ASIA/PACIFIC REGION
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0037
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00064
Nossel, Ilana, comp.
Pregnancy and childbearing among younger teens: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1996. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/PREGNANCY/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/CONTRACEPTIVE
PRACTICE/SEXUAL ABUSE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0021
SOURCE : AFY
26
00065
Page, Claudia, comp.
Adolescents, HIV/AIDS and other Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs): factsheet.
Washington, D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/HIV/AIDS
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0039
SOURCE : AFY
00066
Riessman, Janet, comp.
Adolescent childbearing and educational attainment: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Center for Population Options, 1991. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND/PREGNANCY
/MARITAL STATUS/EDUCATIONAL ATTENDANCE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0034
SOURCE : AFY
00067
Russell, Caroline, comp.
School-based and school-linked health centers: factsheet. Washington, D C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/HEALTH/HEALTH CARE/HEALTH SERVICES
/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/UNPLANNED PREGNANCY
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0041
SOURCE : AFY
00068
Seagle, Charley, comp.
Healthy futures in jeopardy: young people and violence: factsheet. Washington,
D.C., Advocates for Youth, 1994.
1 sheet.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/SEXUAL ABUSE/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/VIOLENCE
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0040
SOURCE : AFY
27
00069
Shucksmith, Janet; Hendry, Leo B.
Health issues and adolescents: growing up, speaking out. London, Routledge, 1998.
165 p.
This book reports the findings from a project commissioned by the Health Education
Board for Scotland in 1994 in order to empirical findings concerning young people ’s
perceptions of their own health needs. Speaking out in this book, young people reveal how
health messages are absorbed, adopted or ignored by today's youth.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/ADOLESCENCE/HEALTH/HYGIENE
Class no. : 613.0433 S562H
SOURCE : RL
00070
Tumkaya, Nesim.
Country experiences in Indonesia: best practices and lessons learned. S.I., s.n., 1998.
15 p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
INDONESIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0047
SOURCE : RECHPEC
00071
Villanueva, Carmelita L.
Adolescent reproductive and sexual health education in school curricula: gaps and
opportunities for East and South-East Asia. Bangkok, UNFPA Country Support Team
for East and South-East Asia, 1998. 30 p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health, at
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/DEFINITION/CURRICULUM
ASIA
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0046
SOURCE : RECHPEC
28
00072
World Health Organization. Adolescent Health and Development Programme.
Coining of age: from facts to action for adolescent sexual and reproductive health.
Geneva, WHO, 1997. 179 p. (WHO/FRH/ADH/97.18)
This guide has been developed to enable programme planners and managers to carry out
a rapid situation analysis of adolescent sexual and reproductive health so that programmes
may be designed or improved on the basis of sound, up-to-date information. It provides
guidance on the actions that should be undertaken in three phases over 5-6 month period:
planning the situation analysis, doing it, and using its findings. Various methods and
procedures are proposed which may be freely adapted and flexibly implemented according
to the needs and resources of each setting. The guide focuses on the sexual and
reproductive health of adolescents in recognition of the fact that the initiation of sexual
activity is an almost universal feature of this second decade of life and becoming an adult
sexually is so central to their overall health.
ADDLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMMES/PROGRAMME PLANNING
Class no. : 613.951 W628C
SOURCE : WHOADH
00073
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia.
Adolescence: the critical phase; the challenges and the potential. New Delhi, WHO,
1997. [32] p.
This advocacy booklet highlights the special needs of millions of young people
everywhere and help in filling the gaps, particularly in the South-East Asia Region which
comprises Bangladesh, Bhutan, DPR Korea, India, Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal,
Sri Lanka and Thailand. Contents emphasizes on changes during adolescence; health
problems in adolescence; preventing adolescent reproductive health problems; health
services for adolescents; obstacles to adolescent health; role of ministries of health, family,
other sectors, and UN agencies.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/ADOLESCENCE/HEALTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
/HEALTH SERVICES/HEALTH CARE/PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
/PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/PREGNANCY/ABORTION
BANGLADESH/BHUTAN/KOREA DPR/INDIA/INDONESIA/MALDIVES
/MYANMAR/NEPAL/SRI LANKA/THAILAND
Class no. : 305.235 W628A
SOURCE : WHOSEAR
29
00074
Yupa Poonkun.
Situation analysis of adolescent reproductive health in Thailand: implications for
adolescent reproductive health counseling and services. Bangkok, Family Planning and
Population Division, Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health, 1998. 20, [20] p.
Paper presented at the CST Technical Workshop on Adolescent Reproductive Health,
Siam City Hotel, Bangkok, 19-22 October 1998.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/COUNSELLING/EDUCATION/
SEXUALITY/SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/AIDS/
HEALTH SERVICES/HEALTH CARE
THAILAND
Class no. : VF EPD/ARH 0050
SOURCE : RECHPEC
30
HEALTH AND NUTRITION (INCLUDING MORBIDITY AND
MORTALITY, MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
00075
Buppha Sirirassamee; Pimonpan Isarabhakdi.
Assessment of needs and supply availability for survival and basic services for
mothers and children in remote areas of Thailand. Nakhonpathom, Thailand, Institute
for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University, 1998. 28 p. (IPSR publication;
no. 223)
This study aims at assessing the needs and availability of supplies required for survival
and access to basic services for mothers and children in remote areas, identifying items
that should be provided to the population in remote areas, and to compare the supply needs
at the level of the household, health center and schools for two most disadvantaged regions
of Thailand: the North and Northeast.
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH/HEALTH SERVICES/EVALUATION/HEALTH
CARE/CHILD HEALTH/MATERNAL HEALTH
THAILAND
Class no. : 614.5 B944A
SOURCE : IPSR
00076
Huotari, Carol, ed.
Mother-to-mother support resources: selected review. Washington, D.C.,
LINKAGES, 1998. 45 p.
This publication focuses on mother-to-mother support for breastfeeding as a community
based intervention for improved health. It provides complete documents and selected
reviews related to mother-to-mother support for breastfeeding.
HEALTH/BREAST FEEDING/MOTHERS/MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
Class no. : 613.269 H957M
SOURCE : LINKAGES
00077
Leete, Richard.
Issues in measuring and monitoring maternal mortality: implications for
programmes. New York, United Nations Population Fund, 1998. 24 p. (Technical and
policy paper; no. 1)
This technical report is prepared to help those concerned with formulating, monitoring
and evaluating programmes to reduce maternal mortality; to better understand the scale
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and frequency of maternal deaths in populations; to reorganize the problems of measuring
maternal mortality and to suggest indicators that can be used to monitor progress.
MORTALITY/MATERNAL MORTALITY/MONITORING/EVALUATION
/MEASUREMENT/PROGRAMME EVALUATION/MATERNAL HEALTH
Class no. : 301.322 L487I
SOURCE : UNFPA
00078
Montgomery, Mark R.; Cohen, Barney, eds.
From death to birth: mortality decline and reproductive change. Washington, D.C.,
National Academy Press, 1998. 426 p.
This book consists of papers presented at a workshop, held in November 1995 by the
Committee on Population, National Research Council (U.S.). It brings together
researchers from a variety of different disciplines to discuss what is known about how
changes in infant and child mortality risk affect reproductive outcomes.
DEMOGRAPHY/MORTALITY/CHILD MORTALITY/MORTALITY DECLINE
/INFANT MORTALITY/FERTILITY
TANZANIA/USA/CAMEROON/INDONESIA/INDIA/COSTARICA/AFRICA
Class no. : 304.63 M788F
SOURCE : NAP
00079
Newbrander, William, ed.
Private health sector growth in Asia: issues and implications. New York, John Wiley
& Sons, 1997. 254 p.
This book is based upon the papers commissioned by the Asian Development Bank for
the Second Regional Conference on Health Sector Reform held in Manila in March 1996.
The book focuses on private sector growth in the health sector and collaboration between
the public and private sectors in achieving national health objectives in Asia. It examines
policy responses to the expanding private sector provision of health services in six
countries: India, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam.
These issues are reviewed in four sections dealing with (1) an overview of policy issues in
private sector provision of health care; (2) demand side factors and financing options; (3)
supply side factors and payment mechanisms; and (4) quality of care. The book concludes
with a summary of these issues and discussion of future health sector reform in the region.
The papers in this volume reflect comments gleaned from policy makers, health service
providers and researchers from the twenty countries represented at the conference.
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HEALTH/PRIVATE SECTOR/HEALTH SERVICES/PRIVATIZATION/PRIVATE
ENTERPRISES/SOCIAL SECURITY
INDIA/INDONESIA/KOREA R/PHILIPPINES/THAILAND/VIET NAM
Class no. : 338.4 N534P
SOURCE : JWS
00080
Rahman, Mizanur.
The effect of child mortality on fertility regulation in rural Bangladesh. Studies in
Family Planning. 29(3): 268-281, September 1998.
This study analyzes longitudinal data from Matlab, Bangladesh, to examine the impact of
child mortality on subsequent contraceptive acceptance and continuation. The strong
negative impact is found to attenuate with family size, indicating a "replacement effect."
An "insurance effect" is observed as contraceptive acceptance and continuation were
negatively associated with the number of previous deaths of children. Couples seem to find
contraceptive use acceptable if the child who dies is one of a large family. Potentially,
contraceptive use could be acceptable for spacing after a child in a small family dies.
Family planning programmes can help to reduce fertility and maternal and child health
risks substantially by supplying appropriate methods to those couples who have
experienced a young child’s death; to be most effective, methods should be supplied
immediately after the child's death.
FERTILTIY/MORTALITY/CHILD MORTALITY/CONTRACEPTION CONTINUATION/
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE
BANGLADESH
SOURCE : SEP
00081
Ronsmans, Carine; Campbell, Oona.
Short birth intervals don’t kill women: evidence from Matlab, Bangladesh. Studies
in Family Planning. 29(3): 282-290, September 1998.
This study reviews the literature for evidence supporting an association between short
birth intervals and maternal mortality and presents empirical evidence to address the
question of whether short birth-to-conception intervals alter the risk of maternal death.
MORTALITY/MATERNAL MORTALITY/BIRTH INTERVALS/INFANT MORTALITY
/BIRTH SPACING
BANGLADESH
SOURCE : SEP
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00082
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
Health and mortality: a concise report. New York, United Nations, 1998. 46 p.
(ST/ESA/SER.A/172)
This report provides a summary of recent information on selected aspects of health and
mortality and covers such topics as levels and trends of mortality; child survival and
health; primary health care and the health-care sector; women's health ?.nd safe
motherhood; human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
(HIV/AIDS); the epidemiological transition; health and mortality policies; activities of
intergovernmental and non-governmental organization with respect to health and
mortality; and health and development.
MORTALITY/HEALTH/CHILD HEALTH/HEALTH CARE/WOMEN/HIV/AIDS
Class no. : 304.64 U54H
SOURCE : UNP
00083
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
Too young to die: genes or gender?. New York, United Nations, 1998. 260 p.
(ST/ESA/SER.A/155)
This study consists of 10 chapters that explore a broad range of mechanisms, ranging
from the biological to the social and economic, that influence sex differentials in childhood
mortality. The mechanisms considered affect mortality differentials either directly, as in
the case of the nutritional status of boys and girls or the differential use of health care by
sex of child, or indirectly, as in the case of maternal education and decisions regarding the
intra-household allocation of resources. The study also provides a historical account of the
evolution of the sex differentials in childhood mortality in today's developed countries
during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Another major contribution is its
measurement and analysis of the levels and trends of infant, child and under-five mortality
for boys and girls during the 1970s and 1980s. Such analysis allows the identification of
the countries and regions in which girls have a survival disadvantage compared to boys,
and permits an objective assessment of the magnitude and extent of excess female
mortality in childhood.
MORTALITY/CHILD MORTALITY/INFANT MORTALITY/SEX ROLES/SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS/NUTRITION/MORTALITYANALYSIS
Class no. : 301.322 U54T
SOURCE : UNP
34
HIV/AIDS
00084
Centre for Development and Population Activities.
Integrating STDs and AIDS services into family planning programs: training
community workers. Washington, D.C., CEDPA, 1997. 140, [27] p. (CEDPA training
manual series; v. SD-1)
A five-day, 13-session training workshop to broaden family planning programmes to
meet additional reproductive health needs, field-tested in Kenya by more than 60 health
care managers and community-based distributors. Topics include attitudes about STDs
and HIV/AIDS, approaches to motivating behaviour change, cultural and gender issues in
counselling, communication and counselling skills and content and confidentiality issues.
AIDS/HIV/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/FAMILY PLANNING/FAMILY
PLANNING PROGRAMMES/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/TRAINING MANUAL/
TRAINING MATERIALS
Class no. : 613.946 C389I
SOURCE : CEDPA
00085
Confronting AIDS: public priorities in a global epidemic. Washington, D.C., The
World Bank, 1997. 353 p. (A World Bank policy research report)
This book provides information and analysis to help policymakers, development
specialists, public health experts, and others who shape the public response to HIV/AIDS
to design an effective strategy for confronting the epidemic. It draws upon three bodies of
knowledge: the epidemiology of HIV; public health insights into disease control; and
especially public economics, which focuses on assessing tradeoffs in the allocation of
scarce public resources.
AIDS/HIV/EPIDEMICS/PUBLIC HEALTH
Class no. : 614.07 C748C
SOURCE : OUPN
00086
Guemy, Jacques du.
Rural children living in farm systems affected by HIV/AIDS: some issues for the
rights of the child on the basis of FAO/HIV/AIDS studies in Africa. ST, FAO, 1998.
13 p.
35
UNHCHR Committee on the Rights of the Child: day of discussion on "Children
living in a world with AIDS", Geneva, 5 October 1998.
Xerox copy.
This paper is also available at URL: http://www.fao.org/sd and
http: //www. undp. org/popin/fao/faohome .htm.
This paper is prepared for the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
(UNHCHR) Committee on the Rights of the Child Day of discussion on "Children living
in a world with AIDS". The paper focuses on drawing from the FAO studies in East and
West Africa on the impact of HIV/AIDS on agriculture, information which can highlight
the situation of rural children in the context of the epidemic.
AIDS/HIV/CHILDREN/EPIDEMICS/RIGHTS OF THE CHILD/AGRICULTURE
AFRICA
Class no. : VF AIDS 0007
SOURCE : FAO
00087
Mother-to-infant HIV transmission. Outlook. 15(3): 6-8, Nov. 1997.
This article covers HIV transmission from mother to child. It focuses on maternal and
obstetric risk factors, treatment options, breast feeding, and policy implications.
HIV/MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH/HEALTH/BREAST FEEDING/MATERNAL
HEALTH/CHILD HEALTH
SOURCE :OL
00088
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia.
An orientation to HIV/AIDS counselling: a guide for trainers. New Delhi, WHO,
199? 125 p.
This guide has been designed to help trainers who are asked to organize a training
programme for HIV/AIDS counsellors. It is an introductory programme or for use in the
South East Asia Region. It comprises seven Modules extracted largely from WHO
documents: Module 1. Basic information on STD/HIV; Module 2. HIV counselling: its
nature and purpose; Module 3. Values and attitudes of a good counsellor; Module 4.
Effective counselling techniques; Module 5. Sexuality and sensitive issues; Module 6.
Pre-and-post-test counselling; Module 7. Problem-solving counselling. To each Module
is annexed Trainers resource materials (supplementary reading).
AIDS/HIV/COUNSELLING/GUIDES/SEXUALITY/INFECTIOUS DISEASES
ZTRAINING/TRAINING MATERIALS/TRAINERS/SOURCE MATERIALS
/TRAINING PROGRAMMES/MANUALS/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTEDDISEASES
SOUTH EAST ASIA
36
Class no. : 614.07 W628O
SOURCE : WHOSEAR
37
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION
00089
Berinstein, Paula.
Finding statistics online: how to locate the elusive number you need. Medford, NJ,
Information Today, Inc., 1998. 356 p.
This book explains and demonstrates how to effectively search statistics through the
Internet. Chapters 1-4 focus on statistics basics; sources that generates and publishes
statistics; and general search tips. Chapters 5-18 devote to findings statistics in particular
subject areas: Demographics and population statistics; Financial and economic statistics;
Health and medical statistics; Scientific, agricultural, and environmental statistics;
Historical statistics; Public opinion and trend statistics; Political and government statistics;
Sports, entertainment, and arts statistics; Legal and crime statistics; International statistics;
Technology statistics; Educational statistics; Transportation statistics.
STATISTICS/INTERNET/WORLD WIDE WEB/STATISTICAL DATA/DEMOGRAPHIC
STATISTICS/ECONOMIC STATISTICS/EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS/
ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS/FINANCIAL STATISTICS/SCIENCE STATISTICS/
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS/SEARCHSTRATEGIES/INFORMATIONRETRIEVAL/
INFORMATION SOURCES/ACCESS TO INFORMATION/GUIDES TO INFORMATION
SOURCES/ONLINE SEARCHING/GUIDES
Class no. : 025.04 B511F
SOURCE :ITI
00090
Bertrand, Jane T.; Kincaid, D. Lawrence.
Evaluating Information-Education-Communication (IEC) programs for family
planning and reproductive health: final report of the IEC Working Group. Chapel
Hill, NC, Carolina Population Center, 1996. 161 p. (WG-IEC-03)
This report has been prepared as an update to the IEC section of the Handbook of
Indicators for Family Planning Program Evaluation. It is based on discussions and input
from a variety of IEC experts from diverse organizations (described in Appendix A of this
report). It is intended as a vehicle for developing a greater degree of consensus regarding
the most appropriate indicators and methods to use in evaluating the IEC component of
family planning programmes. The report divided into eight chapters: Chapter 1. Overview
of this report; Chapter 2. Systematic evaluation of IEC programmes; Chapter 3. Evaluating
counselling; Chapter 4. Evaluating group presentations; Chapter 5. Evaluating community
mobilization; Chapter 6. Evaluating mass media campaigns; Chapter 7. Evaluating
communication directed to influentials; Chapter 8. Scientific methods for measuring the
impact of IEC programmes.
IEC/COMMUNICATION IN FAMILY PLANNING/COMMUNICATION/MASS
MEDIA/MASS COMMUNICATION/FAMILY PLANNING/FAMILY PLANNING
PROGRAMMES/FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMME EVALUATION/PROGRAMME
EVALUATION/EVALUATION
38
Class no. : 613.947 B549E
SOURCE : CPCU
00091
Cawkell, A.E.
A guide to image processing and picture management. Aidershot, Hampshire, Gower,
1994. 233 p.
This book covers image sources and formats; image reproduction systems; image
processing; image compression; multimedia, hypertext, compact discs and pictures;
indexing picture collections; multimedia systems and pictures, databases, copyright.
Glossary and list of acronyms are also included.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/IMAGE FORMATION/DISC RECORDINGS
/GUIDES
Class no. : 006.42 C383G
SOURCE : GW
00092
Chauhan, Kanwar.
Television accelerates family planning messages. PEN: Population Education News.
26(1-2): 7-9, 1998.
This articles attempts to study as to how far the family planning programmes and
advertisements on television provide knowledge to the viewers. In conclusion, the
majority of the respondents have expressed their opinion that they have been benefitted by
the family planning programmes and advertisements on television. However, the gaining
of knowledge about family planning from the television programmes and advertisements
has been found to be associated with the sex of the respondents. The female respondents
have gained more knowledge about family planning, family welfare than the male
respondents.
COMMUNICATION IN FAMILY PLANNING/COMMUNICATION/MASS MEDIA
/TELEVISION/COMMUNICATION IMPACT/FAMILY PLANNING/FAMILY
PLANNING PROGRAMMES/TELEVISION ADVERTISING/ADVERTISING/MASS
COMMUNICATION
INDIA
SOURCE : PEN
00093
Johns Hopkins University. Center for Communication Programs.
Strategic communication: making a difference. Baltimore, MD, The University,
1998? 29 p.
39
This report focuses on the activities of the Johns Hopkins University Center for
Communication Programs. It documents how strategic communication is making public
health programmes work better around the world.
COMMUNICATION/PUBLIC HEALTH/COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
/COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMES/COMMUNICATION PLANNING/
COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Class no. : 301.16 J65S
SOURCE : JHUCC
00094
Kane, Thomas T., and others.
The impact of a family planning multimedia campaign in Bamako, Mali. Studies in
Family Planning. 29(3): 309-323, September 1998.
An integrated multimedia campaign featuring family planning messages saturated the
900,000 person city of Bamako, Mali, for three months during the spring of 1993. With
traditional theater and music, family planning messages were repeatedly broadcast on
radio and television that conveyed information about modem contraceptive methods, the
need for male sexual responsibility, the health and economic advantages of family
planning, the need for communication between spouses, and that Islam, the predominant
faith of Mali, does not oppose family planning. A separate sample pretest-post-test quasiexperimental research design was used to evaluate the effects of the campaign and
exposure to specific messages on changes in contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and
practice.
COMMUNICATION/COMMUNICATION IN FAMILY PLANNING/MASS MEDIA
/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/COMMUNICATION IMPACT/MASS
COMMUNICATION/FAMILY PLANNING
MALI
SOURCE : SEP
00095
Lewon, Paul; Morrow, Blaine Victor, eds.
CyberHound’s guide to Internet discussion groups. Detroit, MI, Gale Research, 1997.
1058 p.
This guide provides a snapshot look at over 4,400 listservs and newsgroups. Entries give
full descriptions and ratings of newsgroups available to Internet users with access to a
news server, and listservs available to Internet users with e-mail. Entries include complete
access and subscription information. The guide also features: a bibliography of more than
77 of the latest Internet reference books and related resources about the history of the
Internet and how to navigate it more efficiently; a glossary of Internet terms with nearly
400 definitions; a subject index of more than 9,800 references classifying the discussion
40
groups from the descriptive listings section under alphabetically arranged subject
headings; a master index of more than 14,000 alphabetically listed references to all
discussion groups and their acronyms, featuring inversions on significant keywords
appearing in discussion group names.
INTERNET/GROUP DISCUSSIONS/ELECTRONIC MAIL/GROUP COMMUNICATION
/GUIDES/GUIDES TO INFORMATION SOURCES/INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION/INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATION/INFORMATIONSOURCES/
WORLD WIDE WEB/INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
Class no. : 025.04 L678C
SOURCE : GRC
00096
Siess, Judith A.
The SOLO librarian’s sourcebook. Medford, NJ, Information Today, Inc., 1997. 246 p.
The author explains what is the "solo librarian", "one-man band", or "one-person
librarian". She also includes list of resources on organization, guide to education, vendors
and suppliers, books and journals, internet sites and listservs that will come to the aid of
the solo librarian.
LIBRARIANS/SPECIAL LIBRARIES/INFORMATION/LIBRARY PROFESSION/
GUIDES/GUIDES TO INFORMATION SOURCES
Class no. : 025.1 S573S
SOURCE :ITI
00097
Turecki, Gwen, ed.
CyberHound’s guide to Internet libraries. Detroit, MI, Gale Research, 1997. 653 p.
This guide provides full descriptions and ratings of library sites available via the Internet
and features complete access and retrieval information. It also features: detailed entries
that are augmented with holdings and special collections information derived from the
Directory of Special Libraries and Information Centers; complete rating information,
comments on the good and the not-so-good aspects of the site, and a sample quote from the
site; a bibliography, listing more than 77 of the latest Internet reference books and related
resources about the Internet; a glossary of Internet terms providing 390 definitions; three
indexes that enable users to quickly find the information needed.
INTERNET/GUIDES/GUIDES TO INFORMATION SOURCES/WORLD WIDE WEB/
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL/LIBRARIES/INFORMATIONSOURCES/
INFORMATION SERVICES
Class no.
: 025.04 T934C
SOURCE : GRC
41
00098
Turecki-Luczycka, Gwen; Faerber, Marc, eds.
CyberHound ’s guide to internet databases. Detroit, MI, Gale Research, 1997. 1141 p.
This guide provides full descriptions of databases available via the Internet and features
complete access and retrieval information. It also features: completely re-written and
varified entries, including ratings, descriptions, and comments on the good/not-so-good
aspect of each site; a bibliography listing the latest Internet reference books and related
resources; the directory of subject directories section, arranged by 25 broad subject
categories, that lists 134 names and access paths to World Wide Web; a glossary of
Internet terms providing 606 definitions; five indexes that enable users to quickly find the
information.
INTERNET/GUIDES/GUIDES TO INFORMATION SOURCES/DATABASES
/WORLD WIDE WEB/INFORMATION RETRIEVAL/INFORMATION SOURCES
Class no. : 025.04 T934CY
SOURCE : GRC
00099
Villanueva, Carmelita L.
Use of information and communication technologies in population and environment
education. Bangkok, UNESCO, 1998. 29 p.
Presented at the 1998 Asia-Pacific Conference on Population and Environment
Education, 7-10 December 1998, Cagayan de Oro, Philippines.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/COMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGY/POPULATION
EDUCATION/ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION/COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT/
EDUCATION/EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY/INTERNET/ WORLD WIDE WEB/
ACCESS TO INFORMATION/INFORMATIONSOURCES
Class no. : VF INF 0003
SOURCE : RECHPEC
42
MIGRATION, URBANIZATION AND HUMAN SETTLEMENT
00100
Saad, Paulo Murad.
Recent migration in the State of Parana. Curitiba, Brazil, Paranacidade, 1998. 29 p.
(Paranacidade technical series; no. 4)
After a period of intense population growth, the State of Parana experienced huge
population losses during the 1970s. Recent studies refer to a timid reduction in the losses
during the 1980s, but little was known until now about the migration movements in the
State during the 1990s. The present study substantiates the declining trend of population
losses found in previous studies, by showing an incontestable reduction of the State's
migration balance deficit during the first half of the 1990s. Moreover, the analysis
indicates the attenuation of previously important migration flows, and suggests the
emergence of a new migration profile in the State in which the eminently young migrant
with no professional qualification, typically from the rural zone, is gradually replaced by a
more mature and qualified urban migrant.
MIGRATION/MIGRANTS/URBANIZATION/MIGRATION BALANCE/MIGRATORY
GROWTH/INTERNAL MIGRATION/IMMIGRANTS/EMIGRANTS
BRAZIL
Class no. : 301.326 S111R
SOURCE : PAR
00101
Stalker, Peter.
Global nations: the impact of globalization on international migration. Geneva,
International Labour Organization, 1997. 98 p. (International migration papers; no. 17)
In this study, the author first sifts through the various notions of globalization and then
examines how trade, foreign investment and migration are linked and how they impact on
each other in general and on international wage disparities in particular.
MIGRATION/INTERNATIONALMIGRATION/IMMIGRANTS/IMMIGRATION
Class no. : 304.82 S782G
SOURCE : ILO
00102
Symposium on Internal Migration and Urbanization in Developing Countries, New York,
N.Y., 1996.
Migration, urbanization, and development: new directions and issues, edited by
Richard E. Bilsborrow. Dordrecht, The Netherlands, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1998.
531 p.
43
Proceedings of the Symposium on Internal Migration and Urbanization in Developing
Countries, 22-24 January 1996, New York.
UNFPA convened this Symposium in preparation for the United Nations World
Conference on Human Settlements in Istanbul in June 1996. The final results of the
Symposium are found in this publication. It is divided into four parts: Part 1. Old and new
patterns of internal migration and urbanization in developing countries; Part 2. Migration
determinants and linkages with economic growth; Part 3. The consequences of migration;
Part 4. Migration, urbanization processes, and implications.
MIGRATION/URBANIZATION/INTERNAL MIGRATION/RURAL MIGRATION
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Class no. : 307.24 S989M 1996
SOURCE : KAP
00103
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the migration survey, 1997. Bangkok, TNSO, 1998. 129 p. English and
Thai.
This 1997 migration survey report covers the entire area of Thailand. Data presented are
regarding pattern, rate, flow and direction of migration during 2 years preceeding the
survey. Data on demographic and socio-economic characteristics of migrants together
with reasons for migration is included.
MIGRATION/MIGRATION STATISTICS/MIGRATION, INTERNAL/MIGRATION
ANALYSIS/SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS/MIGRANTS
THAILAND
Class no. : 301.326 T364R 1997
SOURCE : TNSO
00104
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
World population monitoring 1997: international migration and development. New
York, United Nations, 1998. 204 p. (ST/ESA/SER.A/169)
This report provides recent information on selected aspects of international migration and
covers such topics as: the international migration agenda from Bucharest to Cairo and
beyond; migration dynamics; international migration policies; documented and
undocumented migrants; refugees and asylum-seekers; labour migration; gender issues;
and interlinkages between migration and development. It contains an extensive set of
annex tables providing indicators of the current demographic situation in major areas and
regions, as well as data on population size and growth, population distribution, fertility and
mortality levels, and population policies in countries, major areas and regions.
44
MIGRATION/INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION/MIGRANTS/REFUGEES
Class no. : 330.9 U54WP 1997
SOURCE : UNP
00105
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
Population distribution and migration: proceedings of the United Nations Expert
Group Meeting on Population Distribution and Migration, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 18-22
January 1993. New York, United Nations, 1998. 400 p. (ST/ESA/SER.R/133)
Convened in preparation for the International Conference on Population and
Development, Cairo, 5-13 September 1994.
Contained in this volume are the report and recommendations of the Meeting and the
papers submitted to the Meeting. It is divided into six parts. Part 1. Report and
recommendations of the Meeting. Part 2. Patterns of population distribution and
development. Part 3. Social, environmental and policy aspects of population distribution
and internal migration. Part 4. International migration trends and prospects. Part 5. Social,
economic and political aspects of international migration. Part 6. Discussion notes.
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION/MIGRATION/INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
/MIGRATION, INTERNAL/REFUGEES/POPULATION DYNAMICS
Class no. : 301.326 U54P
SOURCE : UNP
45
POPULATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
00106
Bravo-Casas, German A.
Linkages between population and education: a technical support services report.
New York, Population Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United
Nations, 1997. 42 p. (POP-TSS-97-6)
This paper clarifies the impact of education on population variables. The review gives
particular attention to the linkages between education and fertility, although its
relationships with mortality and migration are also mentioned. Among the socio-economic
factors that affect the three demographic processes, education is a key determinant,
although its impact is enhanced or reduced according to the social and cultural conditions
of every countries. Educated individuals are better equipped to safeguard the survival of
mothers and their children; they are also in a better position to take appropriate decisions
concerning their migratory options. The links fertility are analyzed through the impact on
fertility preferences, as well as on nuptiality, breastfeeding and use of contraception. The
review of the literature indicates that education is the most solid and consistent variable to
increase the demand for family planning services. The review is accompanied by an
appendix that contains relevant provisions of the ICPD Programme of Action.
EDUCATION/SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS/MORTALITY/MIGRATION
ZFERTILITY/FERTILITY DETERMINANTS/NUPTIALITY/CONTRACEPTION/
BREAST FEEDING/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/SOCIO-ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT/FERTILITY RATE/WOMEN EDUCATION
Class no. : VF EPD/POP 0001
SOURCE : UNP
00107
Brown, Lester R.; Kane, Hal.
Full house: reassessing the earth's population carrying capacity. New York, W.W.
Norton, 1994. 261 p. (Worldwatch environmental alert series)
In Full House, the authors consider the most basic issue raised by the unrelenting growth
of population: how many people can the earth support, and at what level of consumption?
POPULATION PRESSURE/POPULATION PROBLEMS/POPULATION POLICY
/FOOD SUPPLY/FOOD PRODUCTION/FOOD/LAND USE/SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT/ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
Class no. : 363.9 B878F
SOURCE :WWN
46
00108
Burning, Alan Thein.
How much is enough?: the consumer society and the future of the earth. New York,
W.W. Norton, 1992. 200 p. (Worldwatch environmental alert series)
The book focuses on taming consumerism and searching for sufficiency in our life-styles.
POPULATION PRESSURE/POPULATION PROBLEMS/ENVIRONMENT/FOOD
SUPPL Y/CONSUMPTION
Class no. : 363.9 D963H
SOURCE :WWN
00109
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.
Lifelong preparation for old age in Asia and the Pacific. New York, United Nations,
1996. 155 p. (ST/ESCAP/1684)
This publication contains three parts. Part One presents a policy framework which covers
the critical aspects of lifelong preparation for old age (income security, health
maintenance, education). It also presents the report and annexed recommendations of a
meeting of senior officials convened by ESCAP in May 1996 to discuss and finalize the
aforementioned policy framework on lifelong preparation for old age. Part Two presents a
regional overview of lifelong preparation for old age in Asia and the Pacific and highlights
the major emerging issues that need to be taken into consideration in policy formulation.
Part Three provides illustrative country situations, built on the findings of five country
studies (India, the People's Republic of China, Singapore, Thailand, Republic of Korea).
AGEING/ELDERLY/AGEING POPULATION/OLD AGE/SOCIAL WELFARE
/LIFE EXPECTANCY/POPULATION POLICY
ASIA/PACIFIC/INDIA/CHINA/SINGAPORE/THAILAND/KOREAR
Class no. : 301.435 E17L
SOURCE : ESCAP
00110
Hobbs, Frank B.; Damon, Bonnie L.
65+ in the United States. Washington, D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office, 1996. 1
v. (various pagings). (U.S. Bureau of the Census. Current population reports, special
studies; p23-190)
This report focuses on the elderly population, those persons 65 years and over. The
diversity of American older population in terms of age, race, ethnicity, gender, economic
status, longevity, health and social characteristics, and geographic distribution are also
emphasized.
47
AGEING/AGEING POPULATION/ELDERLY/OLD AGE/HEALTH/LIFE
EXPECTANCY/DEATH RATE/ECONOMIC CONDITION/RETIREMENT/INCOMEZ
POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS/DEMOGRAPHY
USA
Class no. : 301.435 H682S
SOURCE : USGPO
00111
Jain, Anrudh, ed.
Do population policies matter?: fertility and politics in Egypt, India, Kenya, and
Mexico. New York, Population Council, 1998. 203 p.
This book looks at the history and evolution of policy commitment underpinning four
governments' population efforts over the past half-century. What are the essential
elements of political commitment that will sustain a successful population programme?
Can the core features be teased out in a cross-cultural comparison? How should these
features be assessed? Have foreign influences - primarily from the United States - really
been motivating and sustaining factors? Does the gap between elite and public perceptions
of population issues affect policy? These are some of the questions that this book explores.
POPULATION POLICY/FERTILITY
EGYPT/INDIA/KENYA/MEXICO
Class no. : 301.32 J25D.
SOURCE : PC
00112
Nihon University. Population Research Institute.
Cause of death and active life expectancy in older population of the United States, by
Mark D. Hayward, Eileen M. Crimmins and Yasuhiko Saito. Tokyo, 1998. 192-213 p.
(NUPRI reprint series; no. 70)
Reprinted from "Journal of Aging and Health," Vol. 10, No. 2, May 1998, pp. 192-213.
This study investigates how the major causes of death end active and inactive life among
older Americans. Based on data from the Longitudinal Study of Aging, a multistate life
table model of individuals' age-graded mortality and disability experiences reveals that
many, and sometimes most, of the deaths occurring among the elderly population happen
when people are active relatively close to death. This pattern is especially evident for men.
Despite differences between active and inactive elders of a given age in the length of
inactive life, few differences occur in the causes of death. Simulations show that many of
the gains in life expectancy via the reduction in major diseases are felt in terms of
increased active life, especially among the young-old and men. These results point to
possible mechanisms in which improvements in mortality extend active life.
AGEING/LIFE EXPECTANCY/ELDERLY/OLD AGE/DEATH/AGEING
POPULATION/MORTALITY
USA
48
Classno. : 301.32 N691NR NO. 70
SOURCE : NUPRI
00113
Regional Training Workshop [on] Education for Sustainability, Bangkok, 17-21 November
1997.
Education for sustainability: report on a Regional Training Workshop. Bangkok,
Institute for the Promotion of Teaching Science and Technology, 1997. 52, xxi p.
Organized by the Institute for Promotion of Teaching Science and Technology (IPST),
Bangkok in co-operation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) Principal Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (PROAP)
Bangkok, and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Bangkok.
This report divided into 6 chapters. Chapter 1. Introduction. Chapter 2. An overview of
projects and programmes linking Environment, Population and Development (EPD):
trends and issues. Chapter 3. Framework of Environment, Population and Development.
Chapter 4. Suggested guidelines and exemplar teaching-learning materials. Chapter 5.
Recommendations and suggested areas for follow-up actions. Chapter 6. Report of field
visit to the Environment Management Education Centre.
CONFERENCE REPORTS/POPULATION PROGRAMMES/ENVIRONMENT
/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT/TEACHING MATERIALS/GUIDES
Classno. : 301.3206 R336E 1997
SOURCE : IPST
00114
South Pacific Commission.
Pacific Island populations. Rev. ed. Noumea, New Caledonia, 1998. 68 p.
Report prepared by the South Pacific Commission for the International Conference on
Population and Development, 5-13 September 1994, Cairo, Egypt.
This report describes the Pacific situation, population and sustainable development
issues, Port Vila Declaration on Population and Sustainable Development, Pacific Island
population profiles.
POPULATION COMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS/POPULATION GROWTH
/FERTILITY/MORTALITY RATE/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT/SOCIAL
CONDITIONS/POPULATION POLICY/DEVELOPMENT PLANNING/MIGRATION
/INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION/ENVIRONMENT/FAMILY/POPULATION
DYNAMICS/MORBIDITY/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
PACIFIC REGION
Classno. : 301.323 S726PI 1998
SOURCE : SPC
49
00115
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the 1996 household socio-economic survey: Bangkok Metropolis,
Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan. Bangkok, TNSO, 1998. 108 p. In
English and Thai.
The survey was carried out through February 1996 - January 1997. It covers information
on household income, expenditure, debts, housing characteristics as well as the ownership
of some selected durable goods in Bangkok Metropolis, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and
Samut Prakan. Survey results are presented for areas namely Municipal Areas, Sanitary
Districts and Villages. Households are classified primarily by socio-economic class, per
capita consumption expenditure decile group, household size and per capita consumption
expenditure quintile group.
STATISTICS/HOUSEHOLD SURVEY/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/INCOME
THAILAND
Class no. : 330.9 T364RB 1996
SOURCE : TNSO
00116
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the 1996 household socio-economic survey: Central region. Bangkok,
TNSO, 1998. 139 p. In English and Thai.
The survey was carried out through February 1996 - January 1997. It covers information
on household income, expenditure, debts, housing characteristics as well as the ownership
of some selected durable goods in the Central Region of Thailand. Survey results are
presented for areas namely Municipal Areas, Sanitary Districts and Villages. Households
are classified primarily by socio-economic class, per capita consumption expenditure
decile group, household size and per capita consumption expenditure quintile group.
STATISTICS/HOUSEHOLD SURVEY/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/INCOME
THAILAND
Class no. : 330.9 T364RC 1996
SOURCE : TNSO
00117
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the 1996 household socio-economic survey: Northeastern region.
Bangkok, TNSO, 1998. 138 p. In English and Thai.
The survey was carried out through F^bi^iary 1996 - January 1997. It covers information
on household income, expenditure, debts, .housing characteristics as well as the ownership
of some selected durable goods in the Northeastern Region of Thailand. Survey results are
presented for areas namely Municipal Areas, Sanitary Districts and Villages. Households
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are classified primarily by socio-economic class, per capita consumption expenditure
decile group, household size and per capita consumption expenditure quintile group.
STATISTICS/HOUSEHOLD SURVEY/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/INCOME
THAILAND
Class no. : 330.9 T364RE 1996
SOURCE : TNSO
00118
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the 1996 household socio-economic survey: Northern region. Bangkok, TNSO,
1998. 138 p. In English and Thai.
The survey was carried out through February 1996 - January 1997. It covers information
on household income, expenditure, debts, housing characteristics as well as the ownership
of some selected durable goods in the Nothem Region of Thailand. Survey results are
presented for areas namely Municipal Areas, Sanitary Districts and Villages. Households
are classified primarily by socio-economic class, per capita consumption expenditure
decile group, household size and per capita consumption expenditure quintile group.
STATISTICS/HOUSEHOLD SURVEY/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/INCOME
THAILAND
Class no. : 330.9 T364RN 1996
SOURCE : TNSO
00119
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the 1996 household socio-economic survey: Southern region. Bangkok,
TNSO, 1998. 138 p. In English and Thai.
The survey was carried out through February 1996 - January 1997. It covers information
on household income, expenditure, debts, housing characteristics as well as the ownership
of some selected durable goods in the Southern Region of Thailand. Survey results are
presented for areas namely Municipal Areas, Sanitary Districts and Villages. Households
are classified primarily by socio-economic class, per capita consumption expenditure
decile group, household size and per capita consumption expenditure quintile group.
STATISTICS/HOUSEHOLD SURVEY/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/INCOME
THAILAND
Class no. : 330.9 T364RS 1996
SOURCE : TNSO
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00120
Thailand. National Statistical Office.
Report of the labor force survey; whole kingdom (round 2) - May 1998. Bangkok,
TNSO, 1998. 299 p. In Thai and English.
The publication presents the results of labour force survey in Thailand conducted in May
1998.
LABOUR FORCE/STATISTICS/SAMPLE SURVEYS
THAILAND
Classno. : 331.11 T364R MAY 1998
SOURCE : TNSO
00121
Thailand: National Statistical Office.
Statistical reports of region: Eastern region 1998. Bangkok, TNSO. 169 p. In Thai
and English.
This publication presents statistics on population, agriculture, industry, transport and
communication, education and health, banking, government, gross regional and provincial
product, and climate in the Sub-Central region of Thailand.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICS/SOCIO-ECONOMIC
CONDITIONS/EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS/CLIMATE/PUBLICHEALTH/
AGRICULTURE/BUSINESS ORGANIZATION/TRANSPORT/FINANCIAL STATISTICS
THAILAND
Class no. : 315.93 T364SE 1998
SOURCE : TNSO
52
DEMOGRAPHY
00122
Indonesia. Central Bureau of Statistics.
Indonesia demographic and health survey 1997. Jakarta, 1998. 324 p.
This survey is a nationally representative community-based survey which provides
detailed information and data on fertility levels, mortality, family planning, maternal and
child health services, maternal mortality, and knowledge of AIDS in Indonesia.
DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/FERTILITY SURVEYS/
FAMILY PLANNING/INFANT MORTALITY/CHILD MORTALITY/MATERNAL AND
CHILD HEALTH/BREAST FEEDING/FERTILITY/WOMENSSTATUS/WOMEN/
FERTILITY DETERMINANTS/MATERNAL HEALTH/HEALTH/AIDS/STATISTICAL
DATA/DEMOGRAPHIC DATA/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
INDONESIA
Class no. : 315.9598 1411 1997
SOURCE : ICBS
00123
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
World population projections to 2150. New York, United Nations, 1998. 41 p.
(ST/ESA/SER.A/173)
The long-range population projections presented in this report cover the period from 1950
to 2150. A total of seven projections for each of the eight major areas of the world are
considered. The variants are distinguished by their assumptions regarding future scenarios
in total fertility rates. The range of potential demographic outcomes underscores the
difficulty of focusing on any particular scenario and also highlights the critical importance
of current policies and actions for the long-range of the world population.
DEMOGRAPHY/POPULATION PROJECTIONS/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
ZSTATISTICS/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS
Class no. : 313 U54WP
SOURCE : UNP
00124
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division.
World population prospects: the 1996 revision. New York, United Nations, 1998. 839
p. (ST/ESA/SER.A/167)
This volume presents the results of the United Nations 1996 Revision of the global
population estimates and projections for the world, the more developed and developed
regions, least developed countries, major areas and countries.
53
DEMOGRAPHY/POPULATION PROJECTIONS/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
/DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION/FERTILITY DECLINE/AIDS
Class no. :313 U54W 1996
SOURCE : UNP
54
GENDER EQUALITY, EQUITY AND EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN
00125
Ahmad, Nilufar.
Commercial shrimp cultivation in Khulna, Bangladesh: its negative impact on
women, their families, and the environment. Washington, D.C., International Center for
Research on Women, 1996. 5 p. (ICRW report in brief)
This case study underscores the link between unregulated economic development and
human rights and demonstrates the economic, social, ecological, and physical
consequences of such development on the local population.
WOMEN/CULTIVATION/ENVIRONMENT/AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
/AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
BANGLADESH
Class no. : VF WOM0010
SOURCE : ICRW
00126
Centre for Development and Population Activities.
Gender and development. Washington, D.C., CEDPA, 1996. 92 p. (CEDPA training
manual series, v. 3)
A comprehensive five-day, nine-session workshop trainers of programme managers and
development workers in the private and public sectors. Feild-tested in Africa, the
curriculum is designed to enable development workers to create gender-responsive
institutions, policies, programmes and projects. It examines gender influences in the
participants' own lives, cultural reinforcement of gender roles and relationships and how
these factors affect the development process.
SEX ROLES/WOMEN/WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT/WOMENS PARTICIPATION
/TRAINING MATERIALS/TRAINING MANUAL/EMPOWERMENT
Class no. : 305.3 C389GE
SOURCE : CEDPA
00127
Centre for Development and Population Activities.
Gender equity: concepts and tools for development. Washington, D.C., CEDPA, 1996.
43 p.
This handbook helps development professionals integrate gender perspectives into
projects, programmes and institutions. It provides an overview of the rapidly changing
field of gender and development, introduces gender analysis as a tool to strengthen
development activities, suggests ways to incorporate gender and summarizes the most
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complete agenda on gender equity, the Platform for Action adopted at the Fourth World
Conference on Women.
SEX ROLES/WOMEN/WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT/WOMENS PARTICIPATION
/EMPOWERMENT
Class no. : 305.3 C389G
SOURCE : CEDPA
00128
Centre for Development and Population Activities.
Interfaith reflections on women, poverty and population. Washington, D.C., CEDPA,
1996. 134 p.
This book consists of essays by leading theologians on global population and
development issues such as Women, poverty and development by Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz;
Women, religion, and reproduction by Christine Gudorf; Poverty, population, and
sustainable development by Daniel Maguire; Women's rights and Islam: from the ICPD to
Beijing by Riffat Hassan; Population, environment, and consumption by James Nash;
Justice for Rachel's children by Joan Brown Campbell; Bringing Cairo home by Rabbi
Balfour Brickner; Theoretical reflections on population, development, and the quality of
life by Martin Marty.
WOMEN/POVERTY/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT/RELIGION/REPRODUCTION/
WOMENS RIGHTS/ENVIRONMENT/ESSAYS
Class no. : 338.94 C389IN
SOURCE : CEDPA
00129
Centre for Development and Population Activities. Nepal Field Office.
Women on the move. Kathmandu, Nepal, CEDPA Nepal Field Office, 1997. 64 p.
This book consists of 35 newly literate Nepali women stories telling their own words
about the impact of literacy that has had on their lives. A photograph of its author
accompanies each essay.
WOMEN/LITERACY/ESSAYS/WOMENS EDUCATION
NEPAL
Class no. : 376 C388W
SOURCE : CEDPAN
56
00130
International Center for Research on Women.
A progress report on resolving micronutrient deficiencies through a womencentered approach. Washington, D.C., ICRW, 1997. 5 p. (ICRW information bulletin)
WOMEN/NUTRITION/WOMENS PARTICIPATION
Class no. : VF WOM 0009
SOURCE : ICRW
00131
Jiggins, Janice.
Changing the boundaries: women-centered perspectives on population and the
environment. Washington, D.C., Island Press, 1994. 291 p.
This book focuses on women in development, women live work, and care for their
families and communities in a rich context of relationships to people, their physical world,
and other living things. It is divided into five parts. Part 1. Women and sustainable
development. Part 2. Nullis in Verba, or don't take anyone's world for it. Part 3. The
education of women and girls: the best bet. Part 4. An exploration of reproductive health.
Part 5. Women, agriculture, and natural resources.
WOMEN/WOMENS ROLE/WOMENS STATUS/WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT
/WOMENS PARTICIPATION/ENVIRONMENT/POPULATION POLICY
/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/EDUCATION
Class no. : 305.42 J61C
SOURCE : IP
00132
Khan, Mahmuda Rahman.
Empowering women through wage employment: the impact on gender relations in
Bangladesh. Washington, D.C., International Center for Research on Women, 1996. 6 p.
(ICRW report in brief)
This study explores the effects of wage employment and access to credit on gender
relations. Of particular interest is how women's economic contributions may affect their
status within the household, and how women perceive the costs and benefits of wage
employment. In addition, it examines the effect of wage employment on the allocation and
timing of household tasks and responsibilities such as children and food preparation.
WOMEN/WOMENS EMPLOYMENT/WOMENS EMPOWERMENT/EMPOWERMENT
/EMPLOYMENT/WAGES/INCOME/SEX ROLES/SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS/
WOMENS STATUS
BANGLADESH
57
Class no. : VF WOM 0008
SOURCE : ICRW
00133
Lane, Cate, comp.
Gender bias: perspectives from the developing world: factsheet. Washington, D.C.,
Advocates for Youth, 1995. 1 sheet.
SEX ROLES/WOMEN/YOUTH/ADOLESCENTS/SON PREFERENCE/SEX
PREFERENCE/SOCIAL INEQUALITY/INEQUALITY/EQUALITY/WOMENS
STATUS/EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES/RIGHT TO EDUCATION/EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Class no. : VF WOM 0007
SOURCE : AFY
00134
Otto, Dianne, and others.
Rights of women: a guide to the most important United Nations Treaties on
Women's Human Rights. 2nd ed. New York, International Women's Tribune Centre,
1998. 148 p.
This book aims to encourage and inform the continuing struggle of women’s human
rights around the world. It focuses on those human rights conventions, and how these
conventions might be better realized. There are five sections, begining with a general
section on conventions, then moving to more focused sections on specific rights, ways of
taking action, and availability of resources.
WOMEN/WOMENS RIGHTS/HUMAN RIGHTS
Class no. : 323.34 O91R 1998
SOURCE : WINK
00135
Paul-Majumder, Pratima.
Women's participation in the urban labor market in Bangladesh: the implications of
labour market segmentation. Washington, D.C., International Center for Research on
Women, 1996. 9 p. (ICRW report in brief)
This study identifies factors that most influence urban labour market segmentation by
gender and to isolate the net effect of each factor on gender based segmentation. It also
documents how the process of labour market segmentation aggravates women's
vulnerability in the labour market.
58
WOMEN/WOMENS PARTICIPATION/WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT/LABOUR
MARKET/URBAN AREAS
BANGLADESH
Class no. : VF WOMOOll
SOURCE : ICRW
00136
Petchesky, Rosalind P.; Judd, Karen, eds.
Negotiating reproductive rights: women's perspectives across countries and
cultures. New York, Zed Books, 1998. 358 p.
This book is a combination of sensitive insights based on women's own experience and
understanding of reproductive rights, and of perceptive analysis of the implications
policies promoting gender justice.
WOMEN/WOMENS RIGHTS/REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS
BRAZIL/EGYPT/MALAYSIA/MEXICO/NIGERIA/PHILIPPINES/USA
Class no. : 323.34 P477N
SOURCE : ZED
00137
United Nations Population Fund.
Understanding gender concepts in the context of reproductive health: a guide for
educators. New York, UNFPA, [1998]. 52 p.
This guide is developed to promote gender equality and the empowerment of women with
special attention to population and reproductive health needs. It is divided into five
sections: Section I - Introduction. Section II - Understanding gender, highlights key
gender concepts. It provides an explanation of the difference between the "sex" and
"gender" and offers a discussion of the contextual relationships between gender and
stereotypes, mis-conceptions and myths, double standards, self-esteem, and gender in the
media. Section III - Promoting gender equality and equity: attaining access to health,
education, employment and services for girls and women. Section IV - Exemplary
curriculum and instruction materials for primary and secondary schools. Section V Guidelines for integrating gender into school curricula.
WOMEN/WOMENS STATUS/EQUALITY/SEX ROLES/WOMENS EMPOWERMENT
TEMPO WERMENT/INEQUALITY/CURRICULUM/INTEGRATION/CONCEPTS
/PRIMARY GRADES/SECONDARY GRADES/EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
/EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Class no. : VF WOM0012
SOURCE : UNFPA
59
00138
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Information. Statistics Division.
Handbook for producing national statistical reports on women and men. New York,
United Nations, 1997. 315 p. (ST/ESA/STAT/SER.K/14)(Social statistics and indicators,
series K, no. 14)
The present handbook provides a framework for developing and disseminating, in the
form of publication, a minimum set of statistics and indicators on women's and men's
position in society. The first chapter describes the institutional arrangements and resource
requirements for the development of a gender statistics publication as a project that could
be either independent or an integral part of a well-established publication programme. The
second and third chapters explain how to prepare and use available data and generate
indicators on the basis of critical gender issues and concerns identified through user
producer consultations. The fourth provides details on tools for presenting statistics and
indicators and on how they are combined to produce a user-oriented publication. The fifth
chapter reviews steps in printing a publication and different ways of disseminating it.
Other types of statistical outputs, such as wall charts and booklets, are also described.
WOMEN/STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/DATA
ANALYSIS/STATISTICS PRESENTATION/DATA COLLECTION/MANUALS/
GUIDES/MALES/SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS/SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS
Class no. : 301.412 U54H
SOURCE : UNP
00139
World Health Organization. Regional Office for South-East Asia.
Health of poor women in urban areas of the South-East Asia region. New Delhi,
World Health Organization, 1995. 21 p. (Women, Health and Development)
This paper focuses on women and urbanization. It provides an analysis of the risks to
poor women's health in urban areas and also suggests actions in the realms policy,
programme and research to minimize these risks. This paper will help to facilitate the
design of programmes which reduce obstacles to women's daily survival and improve the
quality of their lives, as well as the lives of their families.
WOMEN/HEALTH/POOR/URBAN AREAS/URBANIZATION/URBAN
POPULATION/REPRODUCTIVEHEALTH
SOUTH EAST ASIA
Class no. : 613.0424 W628H
SOURCE : WHOSEAR
60
00140
Zarabi, Dazy; Pannu, Binwant.
Practices and attitudes towards gender equality and empowerment of women: a
study of women learners. Chandigarh, India, Regional Resource Centre for Adult and
Continuing Education, Punjab University. 50, [5] p.
The present study analyzes the attitudes of women learners towards ideal number of
children, preference of children of particular sex, rearing practices of children, husbands
and wives' role in decision making in household affair and outside the home. It delineates
the attitude of women learners towards the status of women in a family and society and
how it can be raised. It also analyzes the practices and attitudes of women learners
towards the role of men in raising the status of women in family and society and their
participation in household affairs.
WOMEN/SEX ROLES/ATTITUDES/EMPOWERMENT/EQUALITY/WOMEN STATUS/
MENS ROLE/WOMENS ROLE
INDIA
Class no. : 305.3 Z36P
SOURCE : PEC
61
RESEARCH AND EVALUATION
00141
Macro International Inc.
Sampling manual. Calverton, MD, Macro International Inc., 1996. 69 p. (DHS-III
basic document no. 6)
This manual is a practical guide to the sampling practices of the Demographic and Health
Surveys project. Demographic and Health Surveys sampling policy, selected sampling
techniques, survey errors, sample description and documentation are described. Examples
of a training manual for mapping and household listing, a full sample description, and
computer programmes for sampling implementation are includes.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS/SAMPLE SURVEYS/SAMPLING
/SURVEY ANALYSIS/DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS/DATA COLLECTION/GUIDES
Class no. : 001.4222 M174S
SOURCE : MACI
62
PART III: AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS
1. Chart and poster
2. Videocassette
AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS: CHART AND POSTER
00142
The world ’s youth 1996 (Chart). Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau,
1996. 1 chart; col.; 86 x 56 cm.
This wallchart compares 13 demographic indicators on youth around the world; it also
discusses issues such as adolescent sexuality and pregnancy, family planning, and
supporting youth through policy programmes.
ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
/STATISTICAL DATA/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/SEXUALITY/PREGNANCY
/FAMILY PLANNING/MARRIAGE/FERTILITY/FERTILITY RATE/HEALTH/HIV/
AIDS/EDUCATION/ILLITERATES/CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/SEXUAL ABUSE/
FEMALE CIRCUMCISION
Theme
: Youth
Target Audience
: Policymakers, Subjectspecialists, Programme administrators
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Class no. : CH POP 0029 1996
SOURCE : PRB
00143
Aging in the United States - past, present, and future (Chart). Washington, D.C.,
Bureau of Census, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1997. 1 poster; col.; 56 x 86 cm.
This wallchart summarizes information on the older population in the United States.
Data describing the overall population by age and sex (such as percentage elderly and
support ratios) refer to the entire population; data for specific population characteristics
such as education, labour force participation, poverty, foreign-bom status, and living
arrangements refer to the civilian noninstitutional population.
AGEING/ELDERLY/OLD AGE/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL
DATA/DEMOGRAPHY/EDUCATIONAL ATTENDANCE/ENROLMENT
/POPULATION DYNAMICS/POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS
USA
: Ageing
: Policymakers, Programme administrators, Researchers,
Academic personnel, Subject specialists
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : Policymaking or policy formulation. Programme development
planning, General reference
Theme
Target Audience
Class no. : CH POP 0026
SOURCE : USIPC
63
00144
Barriers to women’s health care [Poster]. Geneva, Maternal Health and Safe
Motherhood Programme, World Health Organization, [1998]. 1 poster; col.; 59.5 x 42 cm.
This poster focuses of barriers to women’s health care. It gives the meaning of safe
motherhood and the result of barriers to health care.
WOMEN/WOMENS HEALTH/HEALTH CARE/HEALTH/MATERNAL HEALTH
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Family planning
: Women
: General
: Exhibits/display
Class no. :CHFP0051
SOURCE : WHOMH
00145
Basic social services for all 1997 [Chart]. New York, Population Division, Department
for Economic and Social Information and Policy Analysis, United Nations, 1997. 1 chart;
col.; 84 x 61 cm. (ST/ESA/SER.A/160)
This wallchart is produced under the auspices of the ACC Task Force on Basic Social
Services for All (TFBSSA) as one of the follow-up activities of the recent United Nations
global conferences and summits. It presents currently available national statistics in six
key areas identified by the Task Force. It delineates where countries are presently and
summarizes the relevant goals agreed upon at the United Nations conferences. The six key
areas are: 1. Population, with special emphasize on reproductive health and family
planning services; 2. Primary health care; 3. Nutrition; 4. Basic education; 5. Drinking
water sanitation; and 6. Shelter.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/POPULATION
DYNAMICS/CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE/MORTALITY/MATERNAL
MORTALITY/INFANT MORTALITY/LIFE EXPECTANCY/EDUCATION/
ENROLMENT/WATER/SANITATION/ILLITERACY/EXPECTATIONOF LIFE AT
BIRTH/HOUSING
: Population and development
: Policymakers, Subject specialists, Researchers, Academic
personnel
: General
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective : Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Theme
Target Audience
Class no. : CH POP 0024
SOURCE : UNP
64
00146
Contraceptive choice: worldwide access to family planning [Chart]. Washington,
D.C., Population Action International, 1997. 1 chart; col.; 64.5 x 56 cm.
This contraceptive choice wallchart presents data on five indicators of access to condoms,
oral contraceptives, IUDs, female sterilization and vasectomy.
FAMILY PLANNING/CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS/CONTRACEPTIVE
PREVALENCE/STATISTICAL DATA
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Family planning
: Policymakers, Subject specialists. Programme administrators
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, Programme development
and planning
Class no. : CH FP 0052
SOURCE : PAI
00147
Educating girls: gender gaps and gains [Chart]. Washington, D.C., Population Action
International, 1998. 1 chart; col.; 65 x 56 cm.
This wallchart concentrates on girl's educational opportunity relative to boys. It also
evaluates the progress countries made towards ending gender disparities in school
enrolment during the past decade. The study stresses the impact of education on women's
lives and highlights effective strategies needed to increase girls' educational participation.
GIRLS/SEX ROLES/EDUCATION/ENROLMENT/EDUCATIONAL ATTENDANCE/
GIRLS EDUCATION
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Gender equity and women empowerment
: Policymakers, Subject specialists, Programme administrators
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, Programme development
and planning
Class no. : CH WOM0031
SOURCE : PAI
00148
ESCAP population data sheet 1998 [Chart]. Bangkok, Population Division, Economic
and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, 1998. 1 chart; col.; 63.5 x 47 cm.
65
This data sheet contains population and development indicators for Asia and the Pacific
(1998), including population size, population growth, birth rate, death rate, fertility rate,
life expectancy at birth, infant mortality rate, sex ratio of the population, percentage aged,
urban population, gross secondary school enrolment ratio, percentage of labour force in
agriculture, women as a percentage of the labour force, GNP, and population projected to
2020.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/POPULATION
DYNAMICS/POPULATION GROWTH/BIRTH/BIRTH RATE/DEATH/DEATH RATE
/FERTILITY/FERTILITY RATE/LIFE EXPECTANCY/EXPECTATION OF LIFE
AT BIRTH/INFANT MORTALITY/MORTALITY/URBAN POPULATION/EDUCATION
/LABOUR FORCE/POPULATION PROJECTIONS/GROWTH RATE/ENROLMENT
ASIA/PACIFIC
Theme
Target Audience
: Population dynamics
: Subject specialists, Researchers, Academic personnel,
Policymakers
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : General reference, Policymaking or policy formulation
Class no. : CH POP 0023 1998
SOURCE : ESCAP
00149
Family planning [and] contraception [Poster]. Geneva, Division of Reproductive
Health, World Health Organization, [1998]. 1 poster; col.; 59.5 x 42 cm.
This poster presents the benefits of family planning and contraception.
FAMILY PLANNING/CONTRACEPTION/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/ADVOCACY
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Family planning
: General public, Women, Men
: General
: Exhibits/display, Advocacy and promotion
Class no. : CH FP 0050
SOURCE : WHODRH
00150
Global aging into the 21st century [Chart]. Washington, D.C., Bureau of the Census,
U.S. Department of Commerce, 1996. 1 chart; col.; 56 x 86 cm.
The wallchart highlights the present and future dimensions of worldwide population
ageing and portrays the diversity among nations.
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AGEING/ELDERLY/OLD AGE/LIFE EXPECTANCY/EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT
BIRTH/LITERACY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/
DEMOGRAPHY
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Ageing
: Academic personnel, Subject specialists, Policymakers
: General
: General reference, Policymaking or policy formulation
Class no. : CH POP 0025
SOURCE : USDC
00151
Kids count data sheet 1998 [Chart]. Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau,
1998. 1 chart; col.; 71 x 50.5 cm.
This data sheet presents state-by-state of United States on low birth-weight babies; infant
mortality rate; teen deaths rate; teen birth rate; juvenile violent crime arrest rate; teens who
are high school dropouts; teens not attending school and not working; children in families
with children headed by a single parent; children living with working parents; median
hourly wages of child-care worker, preschool teachers, and all workers.
CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/STATISTICAL DATA/DEMOGRAPHIC
STATISTICS/INFANT MORTALITY/MORTALITY/DEATH/DEATH RATE
/BIRTH RATE/DROPOUT RATE/DROPOUTS/POVERTY/EDUCATIONAL
ATTENDANCE/WAGES/TEACHER WAGES
USA
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objcctive
: Children
: Policymakers, Subject specialists
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Class no. : CH POP 0027 1998
SOURCE : PRB
00152
Let’s talk reproductive health [Poster]. Geneva, World Health Organization, 199? 1
poster; col.; 42 x 59 cm.
This poster presents the idea of how parents, teachers, health workers, policymakers,
media, youth leaders, young people and everyone communicate with adolescents about
sexuality, pregnancy and parenthood.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/ADOLESCENTS/YOUTH/COMMUNICATION
ZSEXUALITY/PREGNANCY
67
Theme
Target Audience
: Reproductive health
: Adolescents, General public, Advocates and promotions
people, Health workers, Mass media personnel, Policymakers,
Academic personnel
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : Motivation and communication, Advocacy and promotion,
Exhibits/display
Class no. : CH FP 0047
SOURCE : WHO
00153
Maternal health around the world [Chart]. Geneva, Division of Reproductive Health,
World Health Organization, [1998]. 1 chart; col.; 83.5 x 59.5 cm.
This wallchart focuses on maternal health around the world, presenting data on lifetime
risk of maternal death, skilled attendant at delivery, and perinatal deaths by continents and
countries. It also shows different charts and maps on causes and factors of maternal
deaths, maternal mortality ratios, and women having unsafe abortion.
MATERNAL HEALTH/HEALTH/MATERNAL MORTALITY/DEATH/ABORTION
/WOMEN/MALNUTRITION/MORTALITY/STATISTICAL DATA/PREGNANCY
/ABORTION
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Family planning
: Policymakers, Programme administrators, Subject specialists
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, Programme development
and planning
Class no. : CH FP 0053
SOURCE : WHODRH
00154
Men: partners in reproductive health [Poster], by Jeanne Noble. Washington, D.C.,
Population Reference Bureau, 1996. 1 poster; col.; 76 x 61 cm.
This poster identifies the barriers to male involvement in reproductive health and
approaches to overcoming these barriers.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/MEN/FAMILY PLANNING/HEALTH
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
: Reproductive health
: Men, Subject specialists, Health workers,
Communicators/motivators, Programme administrators
: General
68
Specific Use/Objective : Programme development and planning, Motivation and
Communication, Advocacy and promotion, Exhibits/di splay
Class no. : CH FP 0049
SOURCE : PRB
00155
Pacific Island populations data sheet [Chart]. Noumea, New Caledonia,
Population/Demography Programme, South Pacific Commission, 1998. 1 chart; col.; 59.5
x 84 cm.
This wallchart presents data on Pacific Island population by country/territory including
population size, population estimate, land area, population density, population growth,
urban population, rural population, birth rate, death rate, fertility rate, infant mortality, life
expectancy at birth.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA /POPULATION
SIZE/URBAN POPULATION/RURAL POPULATION /POPULATION DENSITY/
POPULATION GROWTH/BIRTH RATE/DEATH RATE/FERTILITY RATE/INFANT
MORTALITY/MORTALITY/LIFE EXPECTANCY/EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT
BIRTH/AGE-SEX DISTRIBUTION/POPULATION DYNAMICS
PACIFIC REGION
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Population dynamics
: Policymakers, Subject specialists
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Class no. : CH POP 0030
SOURCE : SPC
00156
Population & environment dynamics [Chart], by Diana Cornelius and Jane Cover.
Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau, 1997. 1 chart; col.; 61 x 84 cm.
This data sheet contains population and environment indicators designed for policy
audiences in developing countries. It addresses such issues as freshwater resources,
croplands, energy, air and Earth’s atmosphere; it presents 11 population and environment
indicators for most developing countries.
ENVIRONMENT/POPULATION/ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS/STATISTICAL
DATA/POPULATION DYNAMICS/POPULATION PROJECTIONS/DEATH/
FRESHWATER/SANITATION/WATER/LAND USE/AGRICULTURAL LAND/WATER
RESOURCES
Theme
Target Audience
: Environment
: Policymakers, Subject specialists
69
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Class no. : CH ENV 0014
SOURCE : PRB
00157
Safe motherhood in refugee settings [Poster]. Geneva, World Health Organization,
199? 1 poster; col.; 59.5 x 42 cm.
Ibis poster focuses on safe motherhood in refugee settings. It presents what are needed
as soon as refugees can be reached with aid: Identify pregnant women and give them each
a clean delivery kit; Locate and give supplies to midwives or traditional birth attendants;
Ensure distribution of contraceptives and condoms; Counsel and support women who have
been raped and ensure that emergency contraception is available; Look for ways to make
the safer for women.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/WOMEN/PREGNANCY/FAMILY PLANNING
/MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH/REFUGEES
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Reproductive health
: Advocates and promotions people, Communicators/motivators
: General
: Motivation and communication, Advocacy and promotion,
Exhibits/display
Class no. : CH FP 0048
SOURCE : WHO
00158
United States population data sheet 1998 [Chart], prepared by Kelvin M. Pollard and
Kimberly A. Crews. Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau, 1998. 1 chart; col.;
71x51 cm.
This wallchart is a state-by-state rundown of population size, density, and other
demographic indicators. It also highlights the impact of population growth on the
environment by presenting information for all states and the District of Columbia on
energy consumption, solid waste per capita, wetlands loss, endangered animal and plant
species, land under environmental protection, and toxic air pollutants released per capita.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/
ENVIRONMENT/POPULATION GROWTH/LIFE EXPECTANCY/EXPECTATIONOF
LIFE AT BIRTH/INCOME/ENERGY CONSUMPTION/WATER CONSUMPTION/
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT/POPULATION DENSITY/POPULATION
SIZE
USA
70
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Environment
: Policymakers, Subject specialists
: General
: Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Class no. : CH POP 0028 1998
SOURCE : PRB
00159
Women of our world 1998 [Chart], by Lina Parikh and Barbara Shane. Washington,
D.C., Population Reference Bureau, 1998. 1 poster; col.; 86.5 x 56 cm.
This wallchart provides the latest data available for more than 150 countries on the
quality of women's lives around the world about their health, education, work, and
participation in politics. Also included are selected data for men. Additional text
discusses wage inequalities, family planning, maternal mortality, AIDS, domestic
violence, and disadvantages faced by adolescent women, elderly women, and women who
head households.
WOMEN/STATISTICS/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/EDUCATION/LABOUR
FORCE/FAMILY PLANNING/MATERNAL MORTALITY/HIV/AIDS/VIOLENCE/
ELDERLY/YOUTH/ADOLESCENTS/EMPLOYMENT/HOUSEHOLDS/HEALTH/
STATISTICAL DATA/QUALITY OF LIFE
Theme
Target Audience
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective
: Gender equity and women empowerment
: Subject specialists. Academic personnel. Researchers, Women
: General
: General reference
Class no. : CH WOM 0030 1998
SOURCE : PRB
00160
World population data sheet 1998: demographic data and estimates for the
countries and regions of the world [Chart], by Carl Haub and Diana Cornelius.
Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau, 1998. 1 chart; col.; 81 x 56 cm.
PRB’s World Population Data Sheet, in a wallchart format, contains the latest population
estimates, projections, and other key indicators for 200 countries, including births, deaths,
natural increase, infant mortality, total fertility, life expectancy, urban population,
contraceptive use, GNP per capita, land area, and population per square mile. This year's
special column focuses on childbearing among women ages 15 to 19.
DEMOGRAPHY/DEMOGRAPHICSTATISTICS/STATISTICAL DATA/POPULATION
ESTIMATES/POPULATION PROJECTIONS/BIRTH/DEATH/MORTALITY/INFANT
MORTALITY/FERTILITY/LIFE EXPECTANCY/URBAN POPULATION/
71
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE/EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT BIRTH/BIRTH RATE/
CONTRACEPTION/POPULATION DYNAMICS
: Population dynamics
: General public, Subject specialists. Researchers, Academic
personnel
: General
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective : General reference
Theme
Target Audience
Class no. : CH POP 0022 1998
SOURCE : PRB
00161
World population and the environment [Chart], by Kimberly A. Crews and Cheryl
Lynn Stauffer. Washington, D.C., Population Reference Bureau, 1997. 1 poster; col.; 61 x
84 cm.
This colorful resource provides data about the populations and environmental conditions
of 95 countries. The poster includes additional text, photos, and graphics.
POPULATION/ENVIRONMENT/WORLD POPULATION/POPULATION
PROJECTIONS/SANITATION/WATER/WASTES/LAND USE/
AGRICULTURAL LAND/CHILD MORTALITY/MORTALITY/MOTOR
VEHICLES
: Environment
: Policymakers, Subject specialists, Researchers, Academic
personnel, General public
: General
Level of Material
Specific Use/Objective : Policymaking or policy formulation, General reference
Theme
Target Audience
Class no. : CH ENV 0015
SOURCE : PRB
72
AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS: VIDEOCASSETTE
00162
Entertainment educates [Videocassette). Baltimore, MD, Media/Materials
Clearinghouse, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, 1990. 1
videocassette; VHS/PAL; 9 min.; sd., col. English.
This videocassette explains how the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs
has successfully used entertainment to educate people about family planning and
reproductive health using the "Enter-Educate" approach. Includes information about
project development, implementation and evaluation. Project from the following countries
are highlighted: Nigeria, Mexico, Philippines, Turkey, and Brazil.
FAMILY PLANNING/REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH/ADVOCACY/PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATION/PROJECT MANAGEMENT/PROJECT EVALUATION
/COMMUNICATION/COMMUNICATION IN FAMILY PLANNING
NIGERIA/MEXICO/PHILIPPINES/TURKEY/BRAZIL
Theme
: Family planning
Target Audience
: Health workers, Advocates and promotions people
Level of Material
: General
Specific Use/Objective : Advocacy and promotion, Programme development and
planning
Class no. :VT0124SOURCE : JHUMMC
73
PART IV:
APPENDICES
1. Publishers and sources
2. Subject index
3. Author index
4. Geographical index
PUBLISHERS AND SOURC ES
ESCAP
Economic and Social Commission for
Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)
United Nations Building
Rajdamnern Avenue
Bangkok 10200
Thailand
AFY
Advocates for Youth
1025 Vermont Avenue, N.W.
Suite 200
Washington, D.C. 20005
U.S.A.
AGI
Alan Guttmacher Institute
120 Wall Street
New York, N.Y. 10005
U.S.A.
FAO
Food and Agriculture Organization of
the United Nations (FAO)
Via delle Terme de Caracalla 00100,
Rome
Italy
AFPJ
Asia Pacific Population Journal
Chief
Population Division
Economic and Social Commission for
Asia and the Pacific
United Nations Building
Rajdamnern Nok Avenue
Bangkok 10200
Thailand
FGI
Futures Group International
1050 17th Street, N.W.
Suite 1000
Washington, D.C. 20036
U.S.A.
FHI
Family Health International
P.O. Box 13950
Research Triangle Park
N.C.27709
U.S.A.
CEDPA
Centre for Development and
Population Activities
1400 16th Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20036
U.S.A.
FRP
Forest Press Division
OCLC - Online Computer
Library Center
85 Watervliet Avenue
Albany, New York
12206-2082
U.S.A.
CEDPAN
CEDPA Nepal Field Office
GPO 8975, EPC 5316
Bhatbhateni
Kathmandu, Nepal
CPCU
Carolina Population Center
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
CB 8120 University Square
Chapel Hill, NC 27516-3997
U.S.A.
GRC
Gale Research Company
835 Penobscot Bldg.
Detroit, MI 48226-4094
U.S.A.
75
GW
Gower
Old Post Road
Brookfield
Vermont 05036
U.S.A.
Bangkok 10110
Thailand
ITI
Information Today, Inc.
143 Old Marlton Pike
Medford, NJ 08055
U.S.A.
ICBS
Central Bureau of Statistics
JI. Dr. Sutomo No. 8
Jakarta 10710
Indonesia
JHUCC
Johns Hopkins University
Center for Communication Programs
Population Information Program
111 Market Place, Suite 310
Baltimore, MD. 21202-4012
U.S.A.
ICRW
International Center
for Research on Women
1717 Massachusetts
Avenue, N.W., Suite 302
Washington, D.C. 20036
U.S.A.
JHUMMC
Johns Hopkins University
Center for Communication Programs
Media/Materials Clearinghouse
111 Market Place, Suite 310
Baltimore, MD 21202-4024
U.S.A.
ILO
ILO Publications
International Labour Office
CH-1211 Geneva 22
Switzerland
JWS
John Wiley & Sons
605 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10158
U.S.A.
IP
Island Press
Suite 300
1718 Connecticut Avenue
N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20009
U.S.A.
KAP
Kluwer Academic Publishers
101 Philip Drive
Assinippi Park
Norwell, Mass. 02061
U.S.A.
IPSR
Institute for Population and Social
Research
Mahidol University
25/25 Puthamontol 4 Salaya
Nakomchaisri, Nakompathom 73170
Thailand
LINKAGES
LINKAGES
Academy for Educational Development
1255 23rd Street, NW, Suite 400
Washington DC 20037
U.S.A.
IPST
Institute for the Promotion of Teaching
Science and Technology
Ministry of Education
924, Behind the Planetarium
Sukhumvit Road
MACI
Macro International Inc.
11785 Beltsville Drive
Suite 300
76
Calverton, MD 20705-3119
U.S.A.
NUPRI
Nihon University
Population Research Institute
3-2, Misaki-cho 1-chome
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 101
Japan
MEDCDC
Curriculum Development Centre
Department of Curriculum
& Instruction Development
Ministry of Education
928 Sukhumvit Road
Bangkok 10110
Thailand
OL
Out Look
Program for Appropriate
Technology in Health (PATH)
4 Nickerson Street
Seattle
Washington 98109-1699
U.S.A.
MMHP
Ministry of Health
Public Health Institute
Family Health and Nutrition Division
Block E, Jalan Dungun
Damansara Heights 50490
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
OUPN
Oxford University Press, Inc.
200 Madison Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10016
U.S.A.
NAP
National Academy Press
2101 Constitution Avenue
NW, Lock Box 285
Washington, DC 20055
U.S.A.
PAI
Population Action International
1120, 19th Street, N.W., Suite 550
Washington, D.C. 20036-3605
U.S.A.
NCERT
National Council of Educational
Research and Training
Sri Aurobindo Marg
New Delhi 110016
India
PAR
Paranacidade
Rua Dep. Mario de Barros
1290- 1 andar 80530-913
Curitiba, Parana
Brazil
NCPFP
National Commitee for
Population and Family Planning
138 Giang Vo Street
Hanoi
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam
PC
Population Council
One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10017
U.S.A.
PEC
Population Education Cell
Regional Resource Centre for
Adult and Continuing Education
Panjab University
Chandigarh
India
NCSWT
National Council on Social Welfare
of Thailand
Mahidol University
Rajvithi Road
Bangkok 10400
Thailand
77
PEN
PEN Population Education News
Family Planning Association of India,
Haryana Branch
3025 Sector 19-D
Chandigarh 160 019
India
TNSO
National Statistical Office
Statistical Data Bank and
Information Dissemination Div.
Lam Luang Road
Bangkok 10100
Thailand
PPEP
Population Education Program
Department of Education, Culture
and Sports
Pasig City
Philippines
UNFPA
United Nations Population Fund
220 East 42nd Street
New York, N.Y. 10017
U.S.A.
UNP
United Nations Publications
Sales Section
2 United Nations Plaza
Room DC2-853
New York, N.Y. 10017
U.S.A.
PRB
Population Reference Bureau, Inc.
1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Suite 520
Washington, D.C. 20009
U.S.A.
RECHPEC
Regional Clearing House on Population
Education and Communication
UNESCO/PROAP
P.O. Box 967
Prakanong Post Office
Bangkok 10110
Thailand
USDC
U.S. Department of Commerce
Economics and Statistics Administration
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D.C. 20233
U.S.A.
USGPO
U.S. Government Printing Office
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D.C. 20402
U.S.A.
RL
Routledge
11 New Fetter Lane
London EC4P 4EE
England
USIPC
International Programs Center
Population Division
Bureau of the Census
Washington, DC 20233
U.S.A.
SFP
Studies in Family Planning
One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
New York, N.Y. 10017
U.S.A.
WHO
World Health Organization
1211 Geneva 27
Switzerland
SPC
South Pacific Commission
BP D5
Noumea CEDEX
New Caledonia
78
WHOADH
World Health Organization
Adolescent Health and
Development Programme
1211 Geneva 27
Switzerland
WHODRH
World Health Organization
Division of Reproductive Health
1211 Geneva 27
Switzerland
WHOMH
World Health Organization
Maternal Health and Safe
Motherhood Programme
Division of Family Health
20 Avenue Appia
CH-1211, Geneva 27
Switzerland
WHOSEAR
World Health Organization
Regional Office for South-East Asia
New Delhi 110002
India
WINK
Women, Ink.
777 United Nations Plaza
New York, NY 10017
U.S.A.
WWN
W.W.Norton & Company, Inc.
500 Fifth Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10110
U.S.A.
ZED
Zed Books Ltd.
7 Cynthia Street
London N1 9JF
UK
79
SUBJECT INDEX
AGEING
ABORTION
000026, 000109, 000110, 000112,
000008, 000009, 000025, 000039,
000040, 000046, 000057, 000073,
000153
000143,000150
AGEING POPULATION
ABSTRACTS
000016, 000017
000109,000110,000112
ACCESS TO INFORMATION
000089, 000099
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
000125
ADDICTION
000036, 000060
AGRICULTURAL LAND
000156, 000161
ADOLESCENCE
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
000125
000061, 000069, 000073
ADOLESCENTS
AGRICULTURE
000086,000121
000013,000030, 000034, 000035,
000036, 000037, 000038, 000039,
000040, 000041, 000042, 000043,
000044, 000045, 000046, 000047,
000048, 000049, 000050, 000051,
000052,000053, 000054, 000055,
000056, 000057, 000058, 000059,
000060,000061, 000062, 000063,
000064,000065, 000066, 000067,
000068, 000069, 000070, 000071,
000072, 000073, 000074, 000133,
000142,000151, 000152, 000159
AIDS
000008, 000009, 000039, 000054,
000063, 000065, 000074, 000082,
000084, 000085, 000086, 000088,
000122, 000124, 000142, 000159
ATTITUDES
000035, 000038, 000049, 000063,
000140
ADVERTISING
000092
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
000016, 000017
ADVOCACY
000030, 000055,000149, 000162
BIOLOGY
000004
AGE AT DIVORCE
000027
BIRTH
000148,000160
AGE AT MARRIAGE
BIRTH INTERVALS
000081
000025, 000034, 000063
BIRTH RATE
AGE-SEX DISTRIBUTION
000155
000148,000151, 000155, 000160
80
BIRTH SPACING
000025, 000081
COMMUNICATION PLANNING
000093
BREAST FEEDING
COMMUNICATION PROCESS
000093
000025, 000076, 000087, 000106,
000122
COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMES
000093
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
000121
COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
000093
CATALOGUING
000015
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
000099
CHILD HEALTH
000075, 000082, 000087
CONCEPTS
000002, 000137
CHILD MORTALITY
000078,000080, 000083, 000122,
CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
000001
000161
CHILDREN
CONFERENCE REPORTS
000113
000044, 000045, 000086, 000151
CIVICS
000003
CONSERVATION
000020
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
000015
CONSUMPTION
000108
CLIMATE
000121
CONTRACEPTION
000025, 000029, 000030, 000106,
000149, 000160
CLIMATE CHANGE
000020
CONTRACEPTION CONTINUATION
000029, 000080
COMMUNICATION
000002, 000030, 000035, 000090,
000092, 000093, 000094, 000152,
000162
CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANTS
000029
CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
000006, 000009, 000021, 000029,
000030, 000058, 000094, 000146
COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT
000099
COMMUNICATION IMPACT
000092, 000094
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE
000021, 000023, 000024, 000029,
000034, 000039, 000041, 000046,
000058, 000064, 000080, 000142,
000160
COMMUNICATION IN FAMILY
PLANNING
000090, 000092, 000094, 000162
81
DEMOGRAPHIC STATISTICS
000089, 000121, 000122, 000123,
000124, 000142, 000143, 000145,
000148, 000150, 000151, 000155,
000158, 000160
CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE
000025,000080, 000145, 000146
COUNSELLING
000022, 000061, 000074, 000088
CULTIVATION
000125
DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS
000122, 000141
CURRICULUM
DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION
000124
000002,000005, 000011, 000012,
000016, 000071,000137
DEMOGRAPHY
000019, 000026, 000078, 000110,
000121, 000123, 000124, 000141,
000142, 000143, 000145, 000148,
000150, 000155, 000158,000160
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
000012
CURRICULUM OUTLINE
000012
DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
000114
DATA ANALYSIS
000138
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES
000072
DATA COLLECTION
000138,000141
DIRECTORIES
000018, 000019
DATABASES
000098
DISC RECORDINGS
000091
DEATH
000112, 000148, 000151,000153,
000156, 000160
DIVORCE
000027
DEATH RATE
000110,000148, 000151, 000155
DOCUMENTATION
000015
DEFINITION
000071
DROPOUT RATE
000151
DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
000141
DROPOUTS
000151
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS
000027
DRUG ABUSE
000018,000036, 000060
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
000122
ECOLOGY
000020
DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS
000123
ECONOMIC CONDITION
82
000110
000007, 000009, 000017, 000037,
000126, 000127, 000132, 000137,
000140
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
000106
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
000158
ECONOMIC STATISTICS
000089
ENERGY RESOURCES
000020
ECONOMICS
000004
ENROLMENT
ECOSYSTEMS
000020
000143, 000145, 000147, 000148
ENVIRONMENT
EDUCATION
000005, 000009, 000020, 000108,
000113, 000114, 000125, 000128,
000131,000156, 000158, 000161
000011, 000063, 000074, 000099,
000106, 000131,000142, 000145,
000147, 000148, 000159
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
000003, 000004, 000011, 000099
EDUCATIONAL ATTENDANCE
000066, 000143, 000147, 000151
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
000158
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
000050, 000060, 000066
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
000020, 000107
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
000133,000137
ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS
000089, 000156
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
000089, 000121
EPIDEMICS
000085, 000086
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
000099
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
000137
ELDERLY
000026, 000109, 000110, 000112,
000143,000150, 000159
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
000133
ELECTRONIC MAIL
000095
EQUALITY
000133,000137, 000140
EMIGRANTS
000100
ESSAYS
000128, 000129
EMPLOYMENT
000132, 000159
EVALUATION
000010, 000075, 000077, 000090
EMPOWERMENT
83
EXCISION
000042
000078, 000106, 000111, 000114,
000122, 000142, 000148, 000160
EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT BIRTH
000145, 000148, 000150, 000155,
000158, 000160
FERTILITY BEHAVIOUR
000028
FERTILITY DECLINE
000025, 000026, 000039, 000124
FAMILY
000027, 000114
FERTILITY DETERMINANTS
FAMILY DISORGANIZATION
000027
000025, 000028, 000106, 000122
FERTILITY RATE
000025, 000106, 000142, 000148,
FAMILY LIFE
000006, 000009
000155
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
000006, 000009, 000054
FERTILITY SURVEYS
000025,000122
FERTILTIY
000080
FAMILY PLANNING
000006, 000008, 000009, 000021,
000022, 000023,000024,000025,
000029, 000030, 000031, 000034,
000084,000090, 000092, 000094,
000122, 000142, 000146, 000149,
000154,000157, 000159, 000162
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
000089, 000121
FISHERIES
000020
FAMILY PLANNING METHODS
000024
FOOD
000107
FAMILY PLANNING POLICY
000031
FOOD PRODUCTION
000107
FAMILY PLANNING PREVALENCE
000023
FOOD SUPPLY
000107, 000108
FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMMES
000021, 000084,000090, 000092
FOREST MANAGEMENT
000020
FAMILY SIZE
000006, 000009
FORESTS
000020
FEMALE CIRCUMCISION
000042, 000142
FRESHWATER
000156
FERTILITY
000022, 000025, 000026, 000028,
000039, 000050, 000051, 000063,
GEOGRAPHY
000003,000004
84
000085, 000086, 000087, 000088,
000142, 000159
GIRLS
000037, 000147
GIRLS EDUCATION
000147
HOMOSEXUALITY
000056
GROUP COMMUNICATION
000095
HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
000115, 000116, 000117, 000118,
000119
GROUP DISCUSSIONS
000095
HOUSEHOLDS
000159
GROWTH RATE
000148
HOUSING
000145
GUIDES
HUMAN RIGHTS
000134
000010, 000061, 000088, 000089,
000091, 000095, 000096, 000097,
000098, 000113, 000138, 000141
HYGIENE
000069
GUIDES TO INFORMATION SOURCES
000089, 000095, 000096, 000097,
000098
IEC
000016, 000030, 000090
HEALTH
000008, 000035, 000061,000067,
000069, 000073, 000076, 000079,
000082, 000087, 000110, 000122,
000139, 000142, 000144, 000153,
000154, 000159
ILLITERACY
000145
ILLITERATES
000142
IMAGE FORMATION
000091
HEALTH CARE
000008, 000061, 000067, 000073,
000074, 000075, 000082, 000144
IMMIGRANTS
000100, 000101
HEALTH POLICY
000031
IMMIGRATION
000101
HEALTH SERVICES
IN-SERVICE TEACHER TRAINING
000014
000061, 000067, 000073, 000074,
000075, 000079
INCOME
HIGHER EDUCATION
000005, 000007
000110, 000115, 000116, 000117,
000118, 000119, 000132, 000158
HIV
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS
000089
000008, 000009, 000037, 000039,
000045, 000046,000054, 000056,
000063, 000065, 000082, 000084,
85
INEQUALITY
000133,000137
INTERNAL MIGRATION
000100, 000102
INFANT MORTALITY
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
000101, 000104, 000105, 000114
000026, 000078, 000081, 000083,
000122, 000145, 000148, 000151,
000155,000160
INTERNET
000089, 000095, 000097, 000098,
INFANT MORTALITY RATE
000026
000099
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
000095
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
000088
IUD
000024, 000030
INFERTILITY
000022
IUD INSERTION
000030
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
000089,000095,000097, 000098
LABOUR FORCE
000120, 000148, 000159
INFORMATION SERVICES
000097
LABOUR MARKET
000135
INFORMATION SOURCES
000089,000095, 000097, 000098,
000099
LAND USE
000107, 000156, 000161
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
000091,000099
LAW
000057
INFORMATION/LIBRARY PROFESSION
000096
LIBRARIANS
000096
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
000003, 000005, 000006, 000008,
000009, 000021
LIBRARIES
000097
INTEGRATED CURRICULUM
000011
LIFE EXPECTANCY
000026, 000109, 000110, 000112,
000145, 000148, 000150, 000155,
000158,000160
INTEGRATION
000002,000137
LITERACY
000129, 000150
INTEGRATION APPROACH
000002, 000003,000004, 000011,
000013
MALES
000037, 000062, 000138
INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATION
000095
86
MALNUTRITION
000153
MIGRATION ANALYSIS
000103
MANUALS
000061,000088, 000138
MIGRATION BALANCE
000100
MARITAL STATUS
000066
MIGRATION STATISTICS
000103
MARRIAGE
000006, 000009, 000026, 000027,
000034, 000142
MIGRATION, INTERNAL
000103,000105
MIGRATORY GROWTH
000100
MASS COMMUNICATION
000090, 000092, 000094
MONITORING
000010, 000077
MASS MEDIA
000007, 000009, 000047, 000090,
000092, 000094
MORBIDITY
000033,000039, 000114
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
000050, 000075, 000076, 000087,
000122, 000157
MORTALITY
000026, 000039, 000077, 000078,
000080, 000081, 000082, 000083,
000106, 000112, 000145, 000148,
000151,000153, 000155, 000160,
000161
MATERNAL HEALTH
000075, 000077, 000087, 000122,
000144, 000153
MATERNAL MORTALITY
000039, 000050, 000077, 000081,
000145,000153,000159
MORTALITY ANALYSIS
000083
MORTALITY DECLINE
000078
MEASUREMENT
000077
MORTALITY RATE
000114
MEN
000049, 000154
MOTHERS
000076
MENS ROLE
000037, 000062, 000140
MOTOR VEHICLES
000161
MIGRANTS
000100, 000103,000104
NORPLANT
000029
MIGRATION
000009, 000100, 000101,000102,
000103, 000104,000105, 000106,
000114
NUPTIALITY
000106
87
NUTRITION
000083,000130
POPULATION DYNAMICS
000105, 000114, 000143, 000145,
000148, 000155, 000156, 000160
OLD AGE
000109, 000110, 000112, 000143,
POPULATION EDUCATION
000150
000001, 000002, 000003, 000004,
000005, 000006, 000007, 000008,
000009, 000010, 000011, 000012,
000013, 000014, 000016, 000099
ONLINE SEARCHING
000089
ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES
000021,000030
POPULATION ESTIMATES
000160
ORGANIZATIONS
000019
POPULATION EXPERTS
000019
PARENT ATTITUDES
000036
POPULATION GROWTH
000026, 000114, 000148, 000155,
000158
PARENT CHILD RELATIONSHIP
000035, 000060
POPULATION POLICY
000107, 000109, 000111, 000114,
PARENT ROLE
000060
000131
POPULATION PRESSURE
000107, 000108
PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
000073
POPULATION PROBLEMS
000107, 000108
POLITICAL SCIENCE
000004
POPULATION PROGRAMMES
000113
POOR
000139
POPULATION
000156, 000161
POPULATION PROJECTIONS
000026, 000123, 000124, 000148,
000156, 000160, 000161
POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS
000110, 000143
POPULATION RESEARCH
000019
POPULATION COMPOSITION AND
DYNAMICS
000114
POPULATION SIZE
000155,000158
POVERTY
000128, 000151
POPULATION DENSITY
000155,000158
PREGNANCY
000039, 000040, 000041, 000045,
000050,000054, 000057, 000064,
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
000026,000105
88
PUBLIC HEALTH
000085,000093,000121
000066,000073,000142, 000152,
000153,000157
QUALITY OF LIFE
000005,000008,000009, 000159
PRIMARY GRADES
000003,000011,000012, 000137
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
000061
READING MATERIALS
000007
PRIVATE ENTERPRISES
000079
REFUGEES
000104, 000105,000157
PRIVATE SECTOR
000079
RELIGION
000128
PRIVATIZATION
000079
REPRODUCTION
000046, 000128
PROGRAMME EVALUATION
000077, 000090
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
000008, 000009, 000013, 000030,
000031,000032, 000033, 000034,
000035, 000037, 000038, 000043,
000046, 000051, 000052, 000053,
000054, 000055, 000062,000063,
000067, 000070, 000071, 000072,
000073, 000074, 000084, 000114,
000131, 000139, 000142, 000149,
000152, 000154, 000157, 000159,
000162
PROGRAMME PLANNING
000072
PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION
000021
PROGRAMMES
000010
PROJECT DOCUMENTS
000032
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS
PROJECT EVALUATION
000162
RESOURCE MATERIALS
000008,000009, 000037, 000136
000003,000004, 000006, 000007,
000008, 000009, 000010
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
000162
RETIREMENT
000110
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
000162
RIGHT TO EDUCATION
000133
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
000073
RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
000086
PSYCHOLOGY
RURAL DEVELOPMENT
000002
000004
89
RURAL MIGRATION
000102
000074
SEXUALITY
RURAL POPULATION
000155
000035, 000039, 000046, 000047,
000051, 000056, 000061, 000074,
000088, 000142, 000152
Sample
surveys
000120, 000141
SAMPLING
000141
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
000008, 000009, 000022, 000037,
000045, 000046, 000054, 000063,
000065, 000074, 000084, 000088
SANITATION
000145,000156, 000161
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
000114
SCIENCE
000003, 000004
SOCIAL INEQUALITY
000133
SCIENCE STATISTICS
000089
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
000036
SEARCH STRATEGIES
000089
SOCIAL SCIENCES
000005
SECONDARY GRADES
SOCIAL SECURITY
000079
000004, 000006, 000011, 000012,
000137
SOCIAL STUDIES
000005
SEX EDUCATION
000035, 000048, 000049, 000054
SOCIAL WELFARE
000109
SEX PREFERENCE
000133
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
000121,000132
SEX ROLES
000007, 000009, 000035, 000037,
000054, 000059, 000062, 000083,
000126, 000127, 000132, 000133,
000137, 000140, 000147
SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
000106
SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS
000083, 000103, 000106, 000138
SEXUAL ABUSE
000039, 000042, 000044, 000045,
000064, 000068, 000142
SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS
000115, 000116, 000117, 000118,
000119, 000138
SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
000028, 000036, 000039, 000041,
000042, 000046, 000048, 000049,
000056, 000058, 000059, 000060,
000063, 000064, 000068, 000073,
SOCIOLOGY
000004
90
SON PREFERENCE
000133
TEACHING MATERIALS
000113
SOURCE MATERIALS
000088
TEACHING METHODS
000016
SPECIAL LIBRARIES
000096
TELEVISION
000092
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
000138
TELEVISION ADVERTISING
000092
STATISTICAL DATA
000089, 000122, 000138, 000142,
000143, 000145, 000146, 000148,
000150, 000151, 000153, 000155,
000156, 000158, 000159, 000160
TRAINERS
000088
STATISTICS
TRAINING MANUAL
TRAINING
000010, 000088
000021, 000061, 000084, 000126
000089, 000115, 000116, 000117,
000118, 000119, 000120, 000121,
000123,000138,000159
TRAINING MATERIALS
000010, 000021, 000084, 000088,
000126
STATISTICS PRESENTATION
000138
TRAINING PROGRAMMES
000014, 000021,000088
SURVEY ANALYSIS
000141
TRANSPORT
000121
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
000005, 000009, 000107,000113,
000114, 000128,000131
UNPLANNED PREGNANCY
000030, 000050, 000067
TEACHER EDUCATION
000012
UNWANTED PREGNANCY
000030, 000063
TEACHER TRAINING
URBAN AREAS
000135,000139
000010, 000014, 000016
TEACHER WAGES
000151
URBAN POPULATION
000139, 000148, 000155, 000160
TEACHERS GUIDE
000003, 000004, 000010
URBANIZATION
000100, 000102, 000139
TEACHING AIDS
000014
91
VIOLENCE
000007, 000009, 000129
000007, 000009, 000039, 000044,
000053,000068, 000159
WOMENS EMPLOYMENT
000132
WAGES
000132, 000151
WOMENS EMPOWERMENT
000017, 000132, 000137
WASTE TREATMENT
000020
WOMENS HEALTH
000144
WASTES
000020, 000161
WOMENS PARTICIPATION
000126, 000127, 000130, 000131,
000135
WATER
000145,000156, 000161
WOMENS RIGHTS
000128, 000134, 000136
WATER CONSUMPTION
000158
WOMENS ROLE
000007, 000009, 000131, 000140
WATER RESOURCES
000156
WOMENS STATUS
000007,000009, 000037, 000122,
000131,000132, 000133, 000137
WOMEN
000007, 000008, 000009, 000017,
000023,000033, 000037, 000038,
000042, 000082, 000122, 000125,
000126, 000127, 000128, 000129,
000130,000131, 000132, 000133,
000134, 000135, 000136, 000137,
000138, 000139, 000140, 000144,
000153,000157, 000159
WORLD POPULATION
000161
WORLD WIDE WEB
000089, 000095, 000097, 000098,
000099
YOUTH
WOMEN AND DEVELOPMENT
000135
000013, 000030, 000034, 000035,
000036, 000037, 000038, 000039,
000040,000041, 000042, 000043,
000044,000045, 000046, 000047,
000048,000049, 000050, 000051,
000052,000053, 000054, 000055,
000056, 000057, 000058, 000059,
000060, 000061, 000062, 000063,
000064, 000065, 000066, 000067,
000068, 000069, 000070, 000071,
000072,000073, 000074, 000133,
000142, 000151, 000152, 000159
WOMEN EDUCATION
000106
WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT
000007, 000009, 000126, 000127,
000131
WOMEN STATUS
000140
WOMENS EDUCATION
92
AUTHOR INDEX
Abdullah Al Mamun
000025
Centre for Development and Population
Activities
000038, 000084, 000126, 000127,
000128, 000129
Ahmad, Nilufar
000125
Chauhan, Kanwar
000092
Alan Guttmacher Institute
000034
Chauls, Donald
000013
Alford, Sue
000035
Cohen, Barney, ed.
000078
Alford, Sue, comp.
000036
Correa-Griggs, Mayra, comp.
000039
Bairagi, Radeshayam
000025
Cruz, Piedad Riviero
000014
Barcelona, Delia R.
000037
Damon, Bonnie L.
000110
Berinstein, Paula
000089
Davis, Laura, comp.
000040
Bertrand, Jane T.
000090
Deaver, Amanda, comp.
000041
Bravo-Casas, German A.
000106
Delano, Lola, comp.
000042
Brown, Lester R.
000107
Dewey, Melvil
000015
Brown, Lester R.
000020
Donaldson, Peter J.
000029
Buppha Sirirassamee
000075
Duming, Alan Thein
000108
Campbell, Oona
000081
Economic and Social Commission for
Asia and the Pacific
000109
Cawkell, A.E.
000091
93
Faerber, Marc, ed.
000098
Indonesia. Central Bureau of Statistics
000122
Family Health International
000021
International Center for Research on
Women
000023, 000024, 000051, 000130
Fleras, Jomar
000043
Islam, M. Mazharul
000025
Flinn, Susan K., comp.
000044, 000045
Jain, Anrudh, ed.
000111
Goddard, Chelsey, comp.
000046, 000047
J
Jemai, Hedi
000052
Groenen, Riet
000063
Jiggins, Janice
000131
Gronen, Riet
000055
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
Center for Communication Programs.
Population Information Program
000017
Grunseit, Anne
000048
Johns Hopkins University. Center for
Communication Programs
000093
Guemy, Jacques du
000086
Hardee, Karen
000031
Judd, Karen, ed.
000136
Harris, Jocelyn, comp.
000049
Kabir, Kushi
000053
Hendry, Leo B.
000069
Kane, Hal
000107
Herdman, Cristina, comp.
000050
Kane, Thomas T.
000094
Hobbs, Frank B.
000110
Katoanga, Salesi Finau
000054
Huotari, Carol, ed.
000076
Khan, A.R.
000055
India. National Council of Educational
Research and Training
000016
Khan, Mahmuda Rahman
000132
94
Kincaid, D. Lawrence
000090
Newbrander, William, ed.
000079
Kippax, Susan
000048
Nihon University. Population Research
Institute
000112
Klindera, Kent
000056
Noble, Jeanne
000029
Lane, Cate, comp.
000133
V
Nossel, Ilana, comp.
000064
Leete, Richard
000077
Otto, Dianne
000134
Lewon, Paul
000095
Page, Claudia, comp.
000065
Loxterman, John R., comp.
000057
Pannu, Binwant
000140
MacNamara, Marina, comp.
000058, 000059, 000060
Patti, Lauren
000056
Macro International Inc.
000141
Paul-Maj umder, Pratima
000135
Malaysia. Ministry of Health. Public
Health Institute. Family Health and
Nutrition Division
Petchesky, Rosalind P.
000136
000061
Philippines. Department of Education,
Culture and Sports
Mehra, Satish
000062
000005,000006, 000007, 000008,
000009,000010
Mehta, Suman
000055, 000063
Pimonpan Isarabhakdi
000075
Montgomery, Mark R.
000078
Rahman, Mizanur
000080
Morrow, Blaine Victor, ed.
000095
Rajan, S. Irudaya
000026
National Council on Social Welfare of
Thailand. NGO Anti-Narcotics
Coordinating Center
000018
Rajasekhar, K.
000002
95
Ramesh, P.
000002
Stover, John
000028
Regional Training Workshop [on]
Education for Sustainability, Bangkok,
17-21 November 1997
000113
Sureerat, Tangyarit
000011
Thailand. Ministry of Public Health.
Department of Health. Family Planning
and Population Division
000032
Riessman, Janet, comp.
000066
Ronsmans, Carine
000081
Thailand. National Statistical Office
000103, 000115, 000116, 000117,
000118, 000119, 000120, 000121
Roque, Francisco
000063
Thailand. Ministry of Education.
Department of Curriculum and
Instruction Development. Curriculum
Development Centre
000012
Roque, Francisco H.
000055
Russell, Caroline, comp.
000067
Tuladhar, Jayanti
000029
Saad, Paulo Murad
000100
Tumkaya, Nesim
000070
Seagle, Charley, comp.
000068
Turecki, Gwen, ed.
000097
Shaikh, Kashem
000027
Turecki-Luczycka, Gwen
000098
Shriver, Carrie, comp.
000056
Ubaidullah, M.
000002
Shucksmith, Janet
000069
United Nations Population
Fund
000137
Siess, Judith A.
000096
United Nations. Department of
Economic and Social Affairs.
Population Division
000082, 000083, 000104, 000105,
000123,000124, 000138
South Pacific Commission
000114
Stalker, Peter
000101
96
J
Viet Nam. National Committee for Population
and Family Planning. Centre for Population
Studies and Information
000019
Villanueva, Carmelita L.
000001,000071,000099
World Health Organization
000030
World Health Organization. Adolescent
Health and Development Programme
000072
World Health Organization. Regional
Office for South-East Asia
000033, 000073, 000088, 000139
Yadav, Saroj
000003, 000004
Yupa Poonkun
000074
Zachariah, K. C.
000026
Zarabi, Dazy
000140
97
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
AFRICA
000042, 000078, 000086
EAST ASIA
000055
ASIA
000001,000063,000071
EGYPT
000111,000136
ASIA/PACIFIC
000109, 000148
FIJI
000054
BANGLADESH
000025, 000027, 000031, 000073,
000080, 000081,000125, 000132,
000135
GHANA
000031
INDIA
000002, 000003, 000004, 000026,
000031, 000051, 000073, 000078,
000079, 000092, 000109, 000111,
000140
BHUTAN
000073
BRAZIL
000100,000136, 000162
INDONESIA
000018, 000029, 000070, 000073,
000078, 000079, 000122
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
000018
JAMAICA
000031
CAMBODIA
000052
JORDAN
000031
CAMEROON
000078
KENYA
000111
CARIBBEAN
000050
KIRIBATI
000054
CHINA
000109
KOREA DPR
000073
COOK ISLANDS
000054
KOREA R
000079, 000109
COSTA RICA
000078
LATIN AMERICA
000039
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
000022, 000102, 000133
98
j
MALAYSIA
000018, 000136
PHILIPPINES
000005, 000006, 000007, 000008,
000009, 000010, 000018, 000043,
000062, 000079, 000136, 000162
MALDIVES
000073
SAMOA
000054
MALI
000094
SENEGAL
000031
MARSHALL ISLANDS
000054
I
SINGAPORE
000018, 000109
MEXICO
000024,000111, 000136, 000162
SOLOMON ISLANDS
000054
MICRONESIA
000054
SOUTH ASIA
000053
MYANMAR
000073
SOUTH EAST ASIA
NAURU
000054
000033, 000055, 000088, 000139
SRI LANKA
000073
NEPAL
000031,000073,000129
TANZANIA
000078
NIGERIA
000046, 000136, 000162
THAILAND
NIUE
000054
000011, 000012, 000018, 000032,
000073, 000074, 000075, 000079,
000103, 000109, 000115, 000116,
000117, 000118, 000119, 000120,
000121
PACIFIC REGION
000054,000063, 000114, 000155
4
PALAU
000054
TOKELAU
000054
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
000054
TONGA
000054
PERU
000031
TURKEY
000162
99
TUVALU
000054
*
USA
000078, 000110, 000112, 000136,
000143,000151,000158
VANUATU
000054
VIETNAM
000013, 000019, 000079
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