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Following is an alphabetical listing of all publications available in the
Adapting to Change Database. Many of the files are presented in PDF
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Policy to Practice: Twelve Lessons for Implementation
Date of Publication: September 07, 1999
This background note looks at some of the reasons why implementation of population policy has been
slow and suggests 12 lessons for effective implementation.
Population and Development, A Historical Perspective
Date of Publication: September 07, 1999
This is a background paper for the Dhaka Training Activity, and deals with the attempt to find answers to some large questions, and to plan activities that will begin to achieve a new consensus on approaches to implementation of a broad population and development policy.
Population and Reproductive Health: An Economic Framework for Policy Evaluation
[139 kb / PDF]
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James C. Knowles
J.R Behrman
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Date of Publication: December 01, 1998
In: Population and Development Review 24(4): 697-737, December, 1998. The Population Council, New York.
Population and Reproductive Health: The Big Pictures
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Margaret Catley-Carlson
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Date of Publication: September 20, 1999
This 13 page paper in PDF focuses on new directions in population.
Population Policy & Women’s Rights: Transforming Reproductive Choice
[69 kb / PDF]
Date of Publication: December 07, 1999
Praeger Publishers, Westport, Connecticut, London, 1993.
Powerpoint Presentation Genre, Croissance, et Pauvreté
Date of Publication: May 20, 2000
This Power Point presentation should be used in conjunction with the reading, "Genre, Croissance, et Pauvreté.
Prioritization: When The Rubber Hits The Road
[35 kb / PDF]
Date of Publication: September 13, 1999
As this session will show, there are no simple or purely technical answers.
Moreover, the different disciplines and interests involved in this sector bring into
prioritization sometimes contradictory objectives, tools and decision criteria. The next
section will briefly describe the different tools used in measuring wants and resources
and some the difficulties with defining and measuring wants. Section III explores the
disciplines and advocates that are typically involved in a prioritization exercise for
population and reproductive health services. A list of prioritization criteria is described
in section IV followed by the different approaches to prioritization. The last section
summarizes a new theoretical model for combining the different prioritization criteria.
Prioritization: When the Rubber Hits the Road, a presentation
[234 kb / PDF]
Date of Publication: September 13, 1999
A Power Point Presentation.
Public and Private Roles in Providing and Financing Reproductive Health Care
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David E. Bloom
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Date of Publication: September 07, 1999
The purpose of this note is to acquaint readers with some fundamental considerations pertinent to
decisions about the provision and financing of health services, especially those in the area of
reproductive health.
Public Spending on Health Care: How Are Different Criteria Related?
[497 mb / PDF]
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Philip Musgrove
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Date of Publication: March 01, 1999
Health Policy, 47.
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