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Some aspects of family planning programmes and fertility in selected ECA member states.

Contributor(s): United Nations. Economic Commission for AfricaMaterial type: Text

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TextSeries: African population studies series ; no. 9Publication details: Addis Ababa : Population Division, Economic Commission for Africa , 1991?. Description: 52 pSubject(s): Family planning services | Fertility -- statistics | Birth rate | Egypt | Lesotho | Kenya | MauritiusNLM classification: HQ 766.5.A35

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