author = { World Bank },

title = { Fertility Decline in Algeria 1980-2006 A Case Study },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ABORTION , ABSTINENCE , ACCESS TO ABORTION , ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION , ACCESS TO FAMILY PLANNING , ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE , ACCESS TO MODERN CONTRACEPTION , AGE AT MARRIAGE , ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES , BABIES , BIRTH RATES , CAPACITY BUILDING , CHILD DEVELOPMENT , CHILD HEALTH , CHILD MORTALITY , CHILDBEARING , CHILDBIRTH , CHILDREN PER COUPLE , CIVIL WAR , CONTRACEPTION , CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS , CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE , CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES , CONTRACEPTIVE USE , CONTRACEPTIVES , CROWDED HOUSING , CULTURAL CHANGE , CURRENT TOTAL FERTILITY , DEMAND FOR FAMILY PLANNING , DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS , DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE , DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION , EARLY MARRIAGE , ECONOMIC CHANGES , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY , EDUCATED MEN , EDUCATION OF WOMEN , FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION , FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM , FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE , FAMILY SIZE , FEMALE EDUCATION , FEMALE LITERACY , FEMALE STERILIZATION , FERTILITY , FERTILITY DECLINE , FERTILITY LEVELS , FERTILITY PATTERNS , FERTILITY PREFERENCES , FERTILITY RATE , FERTILITY SURVEY , FERTILITY TRANSITION , FEWER CHILDREN , FIRST BIRTH , FIRST CHILD , FIRST MARRIAGE , GENDER EQUALITY , GENDER INEQUALITY , GOVERNMENT POLICIES , GOVERNMENT SUPPORT , GROSS NATIONAL INCOME , HEALTH COALITION , HEALTH FACILITIES , HEALTH INITIATIVES , HEALTH PROMOTION , HEALTH SERVICES , HEALTH SYSTEMS , HIGHLY EDUCATED WOMEN , HOUSEHOLD SIZE , HUMAN DEVELOPMENT , HUMAN RIGHTS , IDEAL FAMILY SIZE , IDEAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN , ILLITERACY , IMPACT ON FERTILITY , INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT , INDUSTRIALIZATION , INFANT , INFANT MORTALITY , INFANT MORTALITY RATE , INTERNATIONAL POPULATION , INTERNATIONAL POPULATION CONFERENCE , INTERNATIONAL WOMEN , IUD , JOB CREATION , LABOR FORCE , LABOR MARKET , LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN , LEVEL OF EDUCATION , LIFETIME FERTILITY , LIVE BIRTHS , LIVING CONDITIONS , LIVING STANDARDS , LONGER BIRTH INTERVALS , LOW LABOR PRODUCTIVITY , MANAGEMENT OF POPULATION , MARITAL FERTILITY , MARRIED WOMEN , MATERNAL DEATHS , MEASLES , MEASLES IMMUNIZATION , MENTAL HEALTH , METHOD OF CONTRACEPTION , MIDWIVES , MIGRATION , MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS , MINORITY , MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS , MODERN CONTRACEPTIVES , MOTHER , NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING , NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING POLICIES , NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS , NATIONAL FERTILITY , NATIONAL PRIORITY , NATURAL GAS , NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNING , NO MORE CHILDREN , NUMBER OF ADULTS , NUMBER OF PEOPLE , NUTRITION , OFFICIAL POLICY , OFFICIAL POPULATION , OLDER WOMEN , OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN , ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES , PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES , POLICY BRIEF , POLICY MAKERS , POPULATION ACTION , POPULATION ACTION INTERNATIONAL , POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT , POPULATION ASSOCIATION , POPULATION CONTROL , POPULATION COUNCIL , POPULATION GROWTH , POPULATION GROWTH RATE , POPULATION POLICY , POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU , POPULATION SIZE , PREGNANCY , PRIMARY EDUCATION , PRIMARY SCHOOL , PROGRESS , PUBLIC HEALTH , PURCHASING POWER , PURCHASING POWER PARITY , RAPE , RAPID POPULATION GROWTH , RATE OF POPULATION GROWTH , REFORM EFFORT , RELIGIOUS LEADERS , REPLACEMENT LEVEL , REPRODUCTIVE AGE , REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR , REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH , REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS , RURAL RESIDENCE , RURAL WOMEN , SAFE ABORTION , SAFE ABORTION SERVICES , SECONDARY EDUCATION , SECONDARY SCHOOL , SEXUAL ASSAULT , SOCIAL CHANGE , SOCIAL REASONS , SOCIAL STATUS , SPOUSE , STATE UNIVERSITY , STERILIZATION , TABOO , TRADITIONAL FAMILY , UNEMPLOYMENT , UNEMPLOYMENT RATES , UNFPA , UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND , UNMARRIED WOMEN , UNSAFE ABORTIONS , UNWANTED PREGNANCIES , UNWANTED PREGNANCY , URBAN AREAS , URBAN DWELLERS , URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE , URBAN WOMEN , URBANIZATION , USE OF CONTRACEPTION , VICTIMS , WOMAN , WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION , YOUNG ADULTS , YOUNG COUPLES , YOUNG PEOPLE , YOUNG WOMEN },

year = {2010},

abstract = {Africa},

abstract = {Algeria},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }