Asia-Pacific Population & Policy

Asia-Pacific Population & Policy is a four-page policy brief, issued quarterly, that summarizes research on population and reproductive health for policymakers and others concerned with the Asia-Pacific region.


Titles published more than ten years ago may be found in the library.

 

Titles in this series

HIV/AIDS Awareness Is Improving in China
No. 69, April 2004
Tackling the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Asia
No. 68, January 2004
Child Survival and Healthcare in Developing Countries of Asia
No. 67, October 2003
Assessing the Effects of Population Change, Economic Growth, and Globalization on Income Inequality
No. 66, July 2003
Caring for the Elderly and Holding Down a Job: How Are Women Coping in Japan?
No. 65, April 2003
Population and Globalization
No. 64, January 2003
Population and Environmental Challenges in Asia
No. 63, October 2002
HIV/AIDS in China: Survey Provides Guidelines for Improving Awareness
No. 62, July 2002
Assessing Women's Well-Being in Asia
No. 61, April 2002
The HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Asia
No. 60, January 2002 (published in April 2002)
A "Snapshot" of Populations in Asia
No. 59, October 2001 (published in April 2002)
Surveys Show Persistence of Teenage Marriage and Childbearing in Indonesia and Nepal
No. 58, July 2001
Does "Being Connected" Reduce the Risk of Teenage Drinking, Smoking and Drug Use? Survey Results from Southeast Asia
No. 57, April 2001
Although the Situation is Improving, Women and Children Still Face Serious Health Problems in India
by 

Sidney B. Westley and Vinod K. Mishra

No. 56, January 2001

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