Population, poverty and deprivation in southern Sudan: a review

House Wj.

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Abstract: Working paper on population dynamics, poverty and basic needs in southern Sudan - based on literature survey, discusses health services, malnutrition, food shortages, inadequate water supply and sanitation, educational needs, and unemployment; examines the economic role of the household in subsistence farming; suggests development policies. Bibliography, statistical tables. Restricted.

Keywords: population dynamics; poverty; basic needs; health service; malnutrition; food shortage.; water supply; sanitation; educational needs; unemployment; economic role; household.; subsistence farming; development policy; statistical table; dynamique de la population; pauvreté; besoins essentiels; dinámica poblacional; pobreza; necesidades esenciales; service de santé; malnutrition; pénurie alimentaire; alimentation en eau; salubrité; besoins d'éducation; chômage; rôle économique; ménage; agriculture de subsistance; politique de développement; tableau statistique; servicio de salud; desnutrición; escasez de alimentos; abastecimiento de agua; saneamiento; necesidades de educación; desempleo; papel económico; hogar; agricultura de subsistencia; política de desarrollo; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 81 P. pages
Date: 1986
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-21, Population and Labour Policies Programme

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