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The “Asian Miracle”
Asian Miracle International Conference on Population and Development HIV/AIDS
2009/4/3
Population is among the development issues that will be of global concern during the twenty-first century. This overview of the current situation and likely future trends introduces this thematic iss...
The Quality of Care Provided at Union Health and Family Welfare Centres in Bangladesh: Clients' Perspectives
Union Health Family Welfare Centres Bangladesh: Clients' Perspectives
2009/4/3
Bangladesh has a fairly extensive network for proving maternal and child health and family planning services from the grassroots to higher levels. This article examines the first level in communities,...
Puberty Rituals, Reproductive Knowledge and Health of Adolescent Schoolgirls in South India
Puberty Rituals South India Reproductive Knowledge Adolescent Schoolgirls
2009/4/1
The onset of menarche in girls in South India is an occasion for elaborate ritual observances. The celebration of manjal neer-attu vizha (turmeric bathing ceremony) is a joyous event akin to a wedding...
The reproductive health of adolescent is of growing concern today. The Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, placed great emphasis on the problems and need...
我国城市化道路的思考：从人口迁移角度谈政府定位
城市化 劳动力转移 政府定位
2009/4/1
从人口迁移角度而言，城市化即农村人口转化为城市! 镇" 人口或农业人口转化为非农业人口的过
程。城镇人口比重低于非农产业就业比重是农村劳动力向城市转移受阻的注脚。受阻原因可以归结为政
府的缺位、错位与越位所致，分别体现在：农村劳动力转移存在制度性障碍；城市化盲目追求速度、忽视质
量；市场力量推动的大城市扩张受抑。城市建设和发展应以市场化为主要手段，政府的主要职责在于提供
系列制度保障，实现...
The Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference：Towards a Repositioning of Population in the Global Development Agenda?
Population Conference Global Development Agenda Repositioning of Population
2009/3/31
Since the Bali Conference 10 years earlier, by the time of the Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference at Bangkok in December 2002, the Asian and Pacific region had become more diverse demograph...
Evolution of Population Concerns：Reflections from the Asian and Pacific Population Conferences
Population Concerns Evolution Asian and Pacific Population Conferences
2009/3/31
purposes, themes, organization, agenda items and debates of the five decennial Asian and Pacific Population Conferences are described by the author, who participated in all five Conferences. The techn...
Raising Our Own Awareness：Getting to Grips with Trafficking in Persons and Related Problems in South-East Asia and Beyond
unprecedented growth South-East Asia
2009/3/27
Despite unprecedented growth in programmes and policies to combat trafficking in persons, the problem is generally believed to be getting worse. It is therefore timely to review the overall impact tha...
The New Zealand Health Care and Disability System
New Zealand Health Care Disability System
2009/3/27
The purpose of this paper is to give a general overview of the New Zealand health and disability system. Following a brief description of the demographics of the population in New Zealand, the paper f...
Age-Structure Transition and Development in Asia and the Pacific：Opportunities and Challenges
Asia the Pacific Opportunities Challenges
2009/3/27
During the second half of the twentieth century countries in Asia and the Pacific have experienced unparalleled declines in mortality and fertility. Consequently, the age structure of their population...
Reaching the MDGs：Why Population, Reproductive Health and Gender Matter
The United Nations Population Fund International Conference on Population and Development Reproductive Health
2009/3/27
The 2005 World Summit was an important event for those working to realize the commitments made at the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) held in Cairo in 1994. At the World ...
In 2004, the same year as the Indian Ocean tsunami,
an estimated 5 million people were newly infected with HIV,
the equivalent of 25 tsunami events. If this had actually happened,
HIV/AIDS striking...
New times, old beliefs：Projecting the future size of religions in Austria
religions Austria New times
2009/3/11
The relative sizes of secular and religious populations belong to the most important social characteristics of each country. In the wake of religious change, family behaviour, including marriage and c...