World Development Indicators 2006

People - TOC

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2.1	Population dynamics

2.2	Labor force structure

2.3	Employment by economic activity

2.4	Child labor

2.5	Unemployment

2.6	Wages and productivity

2.7	Poverty

2.8	Distribution of income or consumption

2.9	Assessing vulnerability and security

2.10	Education inputs

2.11	Participation in education

2.12	Education efficiency

2.13	Education completion and outcomes

2.14	Health expenditure, services, and use

2.15	Disease prevention coverage and quality

2.16	Reproductive health

2.17	Nutrition

2.18	Health risk factors and public health challenges

2.19	Mortality

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2a	Total fertility rates by region, 1970, 1980, and 2004

2b	Family planning and the fertility transition

2c	Population growth rates by region (%)

2d	Total fertility rates in selected Sub-Saharan countries, 2004

2e	Desired family size in selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, latest year available

2f	Contraceptive method mix, selected countries, 2000–04

2g	Sub-Saharan Africa’s delayed demographic transition

2h	Projected fertility rates in selected African regions

2i	Population projections—trends and uncertainty

2j	The demographic divide: Nigeria and Japan

2.4a	Of children who work, some combine work and schooling

2.7a	Regional poverty estimates

2.10a	Estimated impact of HIV/AIDS on education in three Sub-Saharan countries, 2005

2.14a	In Uganda most births in rural areas take place at home

2.15a	Deaths from diarrhea can be sharply reduced with improvements in drinking water and sanitation