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T1 Population of Papua New Guinea
A1 UN.ESCAP, South Pacific Commission (SPC),
YR 1982
LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4377
PB United Nations
AB As part of their respective work programmes, the Economie and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the South Pacific Commission (SPC) have undertaken the preparation and publication of a series of monographs on the population situation of each interested country in the South Pacific. Each monograph is being prepared in close collaboration with country experts and with the financial support of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and SPC. The present monograph on Papua New Guinea is the second in the series. The first on American Samoa has already been published. Work is in progress on similar studies for Fiji, Cook Islands and Solomon Islands. Monographs for other Pacific countries will be prepared as resources permit.</p>
<p>The purpose of the monographs is to provide a comprehensive picture of past, current and prospective population trends in the countries concerned as well as a basis for measuring such human needs as health services, housing, education, employment and family planning in terms of size, growth, composition and distribution of the population. Another objective is to encourage the maximum analysis and utilization of data collected through periodic censuses, sample surveys, vital registration etc. for planning purposes.
OL English(30)
TY - GEN
T1 - Population of Papua New Guinea
AU - UN.ESCAPSouth Pacific Commission (SPC)
Y1 - 1982
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4377
PB - United Nations
AB - As part of their respective work programmes, the Economie and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the South Pacific Commission (SPC) have undertaken the preparation and publication of a series of monographs on the population situation of each interested country in the South Pacific. Each monograph is being prepared in close collaboration with country experts and with the financial support of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and SPC. The present monograph on Papua New Guinea is the second in the series. The first on American Samoa has already been published. Work is in progress on similar studies for Fiji, Cook Islands and Solomon Islands. Monographs for other Pacific countries will be prepared as resources permit.
The purpose of the monographs is to provide a comprehensive picture of past, current and prospective population trends in the countries concerned as well as a basis for measuring such human needs as health services, housing, education, employment and family planning in terms of size, growth, composition and distribution of the population. Another objective is to encourage the maximum analysis and utilization of data collected through periodic censuses, sample surveys, vital registration etc. for planning purposes.
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The purpose of the monographs is to provide a comprehensive picture of past, current and prospective population trends in the countries concerned as well as a basis for measuring such human needs as health services, housing, education, employment and family planning in terms of size, growth, composition and distribution of the population. Another objective is to encourage the maximum analysis and utilization of data collected through periodic censuses, sample surveys, vital registration etc. for planning purposes.},
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T1 - Population of Papua New Guinea
AU - UN.ESCAPSouth Pacific Commission (SPC)
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4377
PB - United Nations
AB - As part of their respective work programmes, the Economie and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the South Pacific Commission (SPC) have undertaken the preparation and publication of a series of monographs on the population situation of each interested country in the South Pacific. Each monograph is being prepared in close collaboration with country experts and with the financial support of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and SPC. The present monograph on Papua New Guinea is the second in the series. The first on American Samoa has already been published. Work is in progress on similar studies for Fiji, Cook Islands and Solomon Islands. Monographs for other Pacific countries will be prepared as resources permit.
The purpose of the monographs is to provide a comprehensive picture of past, current and prospective population trends in the countries concerned as well as a basis for measuring such human needs as health services, housing, education, employment and family planning in terms of size, growth, composition and distribution of the population. Another objective is to encourage the maximum analysis and utilization of data collected through periodic censuses, sample surveys, vital registration etc. for planning purposes.
