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Family Planning and Reproductive Health
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Economic Development
Links between poverty and population; the impact of economic crises (including corruption, natural disasters, political instability, currency devaluation, etc.) on fertility; affects of global policies such as debt relief and structural adjustment on reproductive health and family planning.
Resources:
United Nations Development Programme
International Development Research Centre
Center for Global Development
Interaction
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Emergency Contraception
Following the FDA approval which makes Plan-B available without a prescription, the latest on the emergency contraception.
Resources:
EC Help
Plan B
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Emigration
The process of leaving one country to take up permanent or semipermanent residence in another.
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Environment
Population and reproductive health links to environmental concerns including water, sanitation, natural resources, eco-systems, and food supply.
Resources:
The Center for Environment and Population
Population-Environment Research Network
Academy for Educational Development
Sierra Club
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All terms and definitions, except where noted, are excerpted with permission
from the Population Reference Bureau's International Population Handbook, by
Arthur Haupt and Thomas Kane, 4th Edition, 1998.
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RH Reality Check
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