State of World Population 2012 - UNFPA Haiti

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Monitoring ICPD Goals goals: – selected Selected indicators IndicatorsIndicators of Mortality Indicators of Education Reproductive Health IndicatorsInfant Maternal Life and expectancy Newborn Health Maternal Primary enrolment Sexual Proportion and Reproductive Secondary Health% Illiterate Education Births per Contraceptive HIVmortality M/Fmortality (gross) M/F reaching grade 5 enrolment (>15 years) 1,000 PrevalenceprevalenceMaternal BirthsAdolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary schoolTotal perratioM/F(gross) M/F M/Fwomenrate (%)mortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate, prevalence prevalence family planning, net per cent of school-age1,000 liveagedAny enrolment, Modern net per cent(15-49)(deaths per skilled health 1,000 women, per 1,000 rate, women rate, women per cent, children, 1999/2011births15-19methodof school-age methods children,M/F100,000 live personnel, % aged 15-19, live births, aged 15-49, aged 15-49, 1988/20111999/2011Country, territorybirths), 2010 2000/2010 1991/2010 2010-2015 any method, modern method,or other area 1990/2011 1990/2011male femalemale femaleSudan 4 730 23 70 87 9 29Suriname 130 87 66 27 46 45 91 91 46 55Swaziland 320 82 111 92 65 63 13 86 85 29 37Sweden 4 6 3 75 65 100 99 94 94Switzerland 8 100 4 5 82 78 99 99 84 82Syrian Arab Republic 70 96 75 16 58 43 100 98 67 67Tajikistan 65 88 27 65 37 32 99 96 90 80Tanzania, the United Republic of 460 49 128 81 34 26 25 98 98Thailand 48 99 47 13 80 78 3 90 89 70 78The former Yugoslav Republicof Macedonia 10 100 20 15 97 99 82 81Timor-Leste, the DemocraticRepublic of 300 30 54 76 22 21 32 86 86 34 39Togo 300 60 89 104 15 13 31 33 16Tonga 110 98 16 25 94 89 67 80Trinidad and Tobago 46 97 33 31 43 38 98 97 66 70Tunisia 56 95 6 23 60 52 12 99 96 64 66Turkey 20 91 38 23 73 46 6 98 97 77 71Turkmenistan 67 100 21 62 62 45 10Turks and Caicos Islands 26 31 22 77 84 72 69Tuvalu 28 24Uganda 310 42 159 114 24 18 38 90 92 17 15Ukraine 32 99 30 15 67 48 10 91 91 86 86United Arab Emirates 12 100 34 8 28 24 94 98 80 82United Kingdom 12 25 6 84 84 100 100 95 97United States of America 21 99 39 8 79 73 7 95 96 89 90Uruguay 29 100 60 15 77 75 100 99 66 73Uzbekistan 28 100 26 53 65 59 14 94 91 93 91Vanuatu 110 74 92 29 38 37 98 97 46 49Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) 92 95 101 20 70 62 19 95 95 68 76Viet Nam 59 84 35 23 78 60 4Yemen 200 36 80 57 28 19 39 86 70 49 31Zambia 440 47 151 130 41 27 27 91 94Zimbabwe 570 66 115 71 59 57 16110 INDICATORS
Monitoring Monitoring ICPD ICPD Goals goals: – Selected selected Indicators indicatorsIndicators of Mortality Indicators of Education Reproductive Health IndicatorsInfant Maternal Life and expectancy Newborn Health Maternal Primary enrolment Sexual Proportion and Reproductive Secondary Health% Illiterate Education Births per Contraceptive HIVmortality M/Fmortality (gross) M/F reaching grade 5 enrolment (>15 years) 1,000 PrevalenceprevalenceMaternal BirthsAdolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary schoolTotal perratioM/F(gross) M/F M/Fwomenrate (%)mortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate, prevalence prevalence family planning, net per cent of school-age1,000 liveagedAny enrolment, Modern net per cent(15-49)(deaths per skilled health 1,000 women, per 1,000 rate, women rate, women per cent, children, 1999/2011births15-19methodof school-age methods children,M/F100,000 live personnel, % aged 15-19, live births, aged 15-49, aged 15-49, 1988/20111999/2011births), 2010 2000/2010 1991/2010 2010-2015 any method, modern method,1990/2011 1990/2011male femaleWorld 210 70 49 60.0 63 57 12 92 90 64 61World andregional data 14 male femaleMore developed regions 6 26 23 7.7 72 62 97 97 90 91Less developed regions 7 240 65 52 66.1 62 56 13 91 89 60 57Least developed countries 8 430 42 116 112.0 35 28 24 82 78 35 29Arab States 9 140 76 43 49.1 51 42 18 89 82 61 58Asia and the Pacific 10 160 69 33 51.4 67 62 11 95 94 63 60Eastern Europe andCentral Asia 11 32 97 30 26.1 70 54 10 94 94 85 85Latin America andthe Caribbean 12 81 91 79 23.9 73 67 10 96 95 71 76Sub-Saharan Africa 13 500 47 120 122.6 25 20 25 79 76 33 26THE STATE OF WORLD POPULATION 2012111
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OverviewOne hundred seventy-nine go
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The report is structured to answer
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viiiCHAPTER 1: THE RIGHT TO FAMILY
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“All human beings are born free a
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Treaties, conventions and agreement
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Health: a social and economic right
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“Everyone has the right to educat
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designing and delivering accessible
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use, and reduces unintended pregnan
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16 CHAPTER 2: ANALYSING DATA AND TR
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Change in Age-Specific Fertility Ra
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Sexuality, sexual and gender stereo
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not necessarily associated with a d
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METHOD EFFECTIVENESSMethod, rankedf
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tCouple visiting a ruralfamily plan
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Demand and supply over time5 per ce
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contribute to high unmet need (Sing
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abortions in the region lead to mor
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(as stated in the Convention on the
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arriers prevent individuals from ac
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CHAPTERTHREEChallenges in extending
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sources of sexual and reproductive
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messages were delivered via a numbe
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Ricardo, 2005). Moreover, young and
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per cent in Guatemala. Across all c
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tTeenager inMadagascar listens toa
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Consensual unions account for an in
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when. The proportion of never-marri
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63 per cent to 93 per cent of young
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Family planning in humanitariansett
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Page 83 and 84: tCommunityeducation inCaracas, Vene
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Page 127 and 128: BibliographyAbbasi-Shavazi, Mohamma
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