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Regional Overviews


Arab States


Arab States


Reproductive health

Population and development strategies

Advocacy

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Africa

Central and Eastern Europe

Asia and the Pacific

Latin America and the Caribbean

Interregional Programmes

 



Photo: United Nations
Preparations are well under way for the year 2000 round censuses in
the Arab States.

In the Arab states region, Governments continued to demonstrate commitment to addressing population issues and implementing the ICPD Programme of Action. The Ministers of Planning of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have decided to develop a framework for a subregional population strategy. Throughout the region, increased attention is being focused on promoting reproductive health and women’s empowerment. To highlight these key issues, a regional forum on reproductive health, women and development was held in Bahrain in September.

 

ARAB STATES AND EUROPE

   

In thousand
of US dollars

Percentage of
total programme

  By major section 1996 1997 1996 1997
  Reproductive health / family planning 16,026 26,403 61.6 69.4
  Population and development strategies 8,507 10,234 32.7 26.9
  Advocacy 1,483 1,407 5.7 3.7
  Total 26,016 38,044 100.0 100.0

Country Activities by Group

  A 9,213 12,161 38.3 35.6
  B 11,584 13,696 48.2 40.1
  Economies in transition 2,501 6,017 10.4 17.6
  Other countries 755 2,277 3.1 6.7
  Total country activities 24,053 34,151 100.0 100.0
           
  Country activities 24,053 34,151 92.5 89.8
  Regional activities 1,962 3,892 7.5 10.2
  Total Region 26,016 38,044 100.0 100.0

Figures and percentages may not add up to the totals given due to rounding.  Figures for 1996 are for expenditures; figures for 1997 are for allocations.

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