Determinants of high family planning practices: a case study of Nilgiris/ M. E. Khan and R. B. Gupta
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TextPublication details: Baroda: Operations research group, 1983Description: 139 pages 27.6cmsSubject(s): DDC classification: - 23 363.960954 K45
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Background of the study -- Establishment of the problem -- Socio economic background -- Family size norms -- knowledge and attitude towards family planning -- Functioning of health and family planning institutions -- status of women and family planning -- Benefits of family planning
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Background of the study -- Establishment of the problem -- Socio economic background -- Family size norms -- knowledge and attitude towards family planning -- Functioning of health and family planning institutions -- status of women and family planning -- Benefits of family planning
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