State of World Population 2012 - Country Page List - UNFPA

Monitoring ICPD Goals – Selected Indicators
Infant
mortality
Total per
1,000 live
Life expectancy
M/F
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“Adolescence and Risk of Violent births Death during
Pregnancy in Matlab, Bangladesh.” The Lancet.
354(9188): 1448.
Indicators of Mortality Indicators of Education Reproductive Health Indicators
Maternal
mortality
ratio
Primary enrolment
(gross) M/F
Proportion
reaching grade 5
M/F
Secondary
enrolment
(gross) M/F
Schalet, Amy. 2010. “Sexual Subjectivity
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% Illiterate
(>15 years)
Births per
1,000
Contraceptive
Prevalence
HIV
prevalence
M/F
women
rate (%)
Seneviratne, H.R. and aged L.C. Rajapaksa. Any Modern 2000. (15-49)
15-19
method methods
M/F
“Safe Motherhood in Sri Lanka: a 100 year
march.” International Journal of Gynecology and
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Rosenzweig, Mark R. and T. Paul Schultz. 1982
“Child Mortality and Fertility in Colombia:
Individual and Community Effects.” Health
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Rosenzweig, Mark R. and Kenneth I. Wolpin.
1986. “Evaluating the Effects of Optimally
Distributed Public Programs: Child Health and
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Ross, John, Eva Weissman, and John Stover.
2009. Contraceptive Projections and the Donor
Gap: Meeting the Challenge. Washington, DC:
Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition.
Rottach, Elisabeth, Sidney Schuler, and Karen
Hardee. 2009. Gender Perspectives Improve
Reproductive Health Outcomes: New Evidence.
Washington, DC: Population Reference Bureau.
Rutenberg, Naomi, Duff Gillespie, Elizabeth
Flanagan, and others. 2006. HIV Status,
Fertility Intentions, and the Demand for
Contraception: Assessing the Current Research
to Improve the Integration of Reproductive
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Population Association of America Meetings
Los Angeles CA, March 30, 2006. Princeton:
Princeton University.
Rutstein, Shea. 2000. “Effects of Birth
Intervals on Mortality and Health: Multivariate
Cross-Country Analyses.” Power Point
Presentation. Washington DC: United States
Agency for International Development.
Rutstein, Shea. 2005. “Effects of Preceding
Birth Intervals on Neonatal, Infant and
Under-five years Mortality and Nutritional
Status in Developing Countries: Evidence
from the Demographic and Health Surveys.”
International Journal of Gynecology and
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Sanogo, Diouratie, Saumya RamaRao, Heidi
Jones, Penda N’diaye, Bineta M’bow, and
Cheikh Bamba Diop. 2003. “Improving
Quality of Care and Use of Contraceptives
in Senegal.” African Journal of Reproductive
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Schalet, Amy. 2004. “Must We Fear
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Scheer, Jessica, Thilo Kroll, Melinda T. Neri,
Phillip Beatty. 2003. “Access Barriers for
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Schmidt, Brita. 1998. “Forced Sterilization in
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Schultz, Paul T. 2009. “The Gender and
Intergenerational Consequences of the
Demographic Dividend: An Assessment
of the Micro- and Macrolinkages between
the Demographic Transition and Economic
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Schultz, Paul T. 2008. “Health Disabilities and
Labor Productivity in Russia in 2004: Health
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Disability in Eastern Europe and the Former
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Schultz, Paul T. 2010. “Health Human Capital
and Economic Development.” Journal of
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Schultz, Paul T. 2009a. How Does Family
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Social Experiment in Matlab, Bangladesh, 1977-
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of America meetings Detroit MI, April 20,
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Schultz, Paul T. 2003. “Human Capital,
Schooling and Health.” Economics and Human
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Schultz, Paul T. 1997. “Wage and Labor Supply
Effects of Illness in Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana:
Instrumental Variable Estimates for Days
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53(2): 251-286.
Sedgh, Gilda, Susheela Singh, and Iqbal H.
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The Lancet. 379(9816): 625-632.
Servais, L. 2006. “Sexual Health Care in
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Shah, Iqbal and Elisabeth Ahman. 2010.
“Unsafe Abortion in 2008: Global and
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Health Matters. 18(36): 90-101.
Sharma, Sudha. 2003. “Legalization of
Abortion in Nepal: The Way Forward.”
Kathmandu University Medical Journal.
2(3): 177-178.
Shih, Grace, David Turok, and Willie Parker.
2011. “Vasectomy: the Other (Better)
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83(4): 310-315.
Silva, Erika and Ricardo Batista. 2010.
Bolivian Maternal and Child Health Policies:
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ON: FOCAL (Canadian Foundation for the
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Simmons, Ruth. 1996. “Women’s Lives in
Transition: A Qualitative Analysis of the
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Sinding, Steven W. 2009. “Population,
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B:
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Singh, Susheela. 2006. “Hospital Admissions
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Singh, Susheela and others. 2009. Adding
It Up: The Costs and Benefits of Investing in
Family Planning and Maternal and Newborn
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UNFPA.
Singh, Susheela and Jacqueline E. Darroch.
2012. Adding it Up: Costs and Benefits of
Contraceptive Services-Estimates for 2012.
New York: Guttmacher Institute and United
Nations Population Fund.
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