Population and Family Planning Programs
İÇİNDEKİLERContents Preface and Acknowledgements Technical Notes and Commentary Demographic, Social, and Economic Characteristics Government Positions on Population Growth and Family Planning Indicators of Family Planning Program Input Indicators of Family Planning Program Output FIGURE 1 Crude birth rate as a function of the percentage of females enrolled in secondary school: recent data FIGURE 2 Contraceptive prevalence rates among married women aged 15-44, by method FIGURE 3 Contraceptive prevalence rates among married women of reproductive age and crude birth rates one year later Tables Demographic, Social, and Economic Characteristics World and Regional Data 1 Population trends and vital statistics for the world, by development status and geographic region, 1960-2020 2 Selected measures of production and consumption for the world, by development status and geographic region, recent data Country Data 3 Selected demographic, social, and economic characteristics, for 84 countries in the developing world, recent data 4 Selected demographic, social, and economic characteristics, for 17 selected developed countries, recent data Government Positions on Population Growth and Family Planning Regional Summary and Information by Country 5 Number of countries, population, and population distribution in the major regions of the less developed world, by government position on population growth and family planning, 1984 6 Government position on population growth and family planning and related birth rates, for 84 developing countries in the less developed worldLegal and De Facto Regulations Related to Family Planning Methods 7 Import regulations, supplies available, and typical cost in private sector of specified contraceptives, for 23 developing countries, recent data Indicators of Family Planning Program Input Program Funds 8 Family planning, health, and total government budgets, by year, for 18 countries that support family planning programs, recent data 9 Total and per capita funding for family planning programs, by major source of funds, for 13 developing countries that support family planning programs, recent data 10 Expenditures of family planning programs, by program function, for 10 countries that support family planning programs, recent data 11 Expenditures of family planning programs, by type of expenditure, for 6 countries that support family planning programs, recent data Payments by Program Clients 12 Fees charged acceptors for family planning services and supplies, by type, for 18 countries that support family planning programs, recent data Program Personnel and Facilities 13 Personnel and facilities specifically allocated for family planning services, by type, for 15 countries that support family planning programs, recent data 14 Payments to personnel for specified family planning services, by type of service and category of worker, for 11 countries that support family planning programs, January of specified year Indicators of Family Planning Program Output Characteristics of Acceptors 15 Acceptors of government-supported family planning services, by method and year of acceptance, 1976-83, for 21 countries that support such services 16 Acceptors by method and age of wife: Percent distribution for 12 countries that support family planning programs, recent data 17 Acceptors by method and number of living children: Percent distribution for 21 countries that support family planning programs, recent data Contraceptive Prevalence 18 Percentage of currently married (in union) women of reproductive age (MWRA) using contraception, by sectoral source and method, for 39 developing countries and global regions: Survey findings and most recent estimates NOTLARA compendium of data through 1983 |
