- Consequences of Population Change in Asia: Methodological Guidelines, APSS No. 102.
This volume contains the proceedings of the Preparatory Expert Group Meeting on Consequences of Population Change in Asia. The meeting considered the results of a project conducted in Bangladesh, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand where studies had been carried out on the implications of changes in the demographic situation for various aspects of human resources development.
- Studies on Consequences of Population Change in Asia:
Comparative Findings, APSS No. 113.
Malaysia, APSS No. 118.
Bangladesh, APSS No. 120.
Philippines, APSS No. 121.
This series presents the results of a research project, which involves investigations of the consequences of population change at three different societal levels: household, community and national, in four countries of the region. The aim of the research is to improve the state of knowledge on the relationships between population and development variables. The studies sre aimed at enhancing the capability of planners and policy markers to identify specific and appropriate strategies in integrated plans and policies.
- ESCAP/UNDP Expert Group Meeting on Population, Environment and Sustainable
Development, Selected papers of the Pre-Conference Seminar, Fourth Asian and Pacific
Population Conference, Jomtien, Thailand, 13-18 May 1991, APSS No. 126.
The interrelationships between population, environment and sustainable development are complex. This publication contains a selection of the papers presented at the Pre-Conference Seminar held on these topics at Jomtien, Thailand, 13-18 May 1991. It is intended to serve as a resource for those concerned with population, environment and sustainable development issues in the Asian and Pacific region.