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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. The interconnectedness between people and their environment has been a matter of discussion for long. Population size, components of growth, settlement patterns, and resource availability will certainly impact the environment. A better understanding of how and when these aspects of population growth impact the environment is required. It is also important to know how the environmental changes impact the health and well-being of population. There is a need for discussion based on scientific evidence on the linkages between population, health, and environment. In this regard, it is important to promote exchange of knowledge and ideas from multiple perspectives. Therefore, the focus of this book is to examine these complex issues in detail, its interrelationships with supportive evidence and also to identify thrust areas for further research and action. From a multidisciplinary perspective, it highlights the issues relating to the environment and discusses its linkages with fertility, health and family planning. This edited book, consisting of selected papers from a national seminar, highlights the need for interdisciplinary approach to address complex issues like this. This publication also emphasizes the urgency for further research and deeper investigation to explore the linkages between population and environment in low-resources situations. This will be a useful reference material not only for social scientists but also for those who are interested in population, health and development in general.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Population policies and family planning programmes are at crossroads now Population policies continue to be driven by demographic goals sometimes even neglecting women?s basic sexual and reproductive health needs It is important to make comprehensive reproductive health services available affordable and acceptable to women in developing societies Realizing women?s rights and achieving the Millennium Development Goals mainly depends on strengthening accountability for commitments to women and gender equality The delivery of public services is the most direct measure of governmental accountability to women The linkages between population policies gender equality and provision of reproductive health services are so complex and interrelated It is against this backdrop that this volume is being brought out This volume contains 21 research papers dealing with issues of population gender and reproductive health from seven Asian countries viz India Bangladesh Indonesia Thailand Iran Nepal and Sri Lanka It brings together a rare combination of social scientists demographers health specialists women activists policy makers and NGOs to share their experiences and concerns on these wide ranging issues 416 pp.