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Global programs / MEASURE demographic and health surveys plus (MEASURE DHS+)
MEASURE demographic and health surveys plus (MEASURE DHS+)
Global program · 1984 to 2006 · 371 documents
Project to improve the development planning information base in LDC's by designing and conducting family health and demographic surveys. DEC abstract (PD-AAP-371)
The program is described as the Agency's primary source of survey-based data on fertility, family planning, child survival and maternal/child health.1
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Operated in: India, Africa South of Sahara, Latin America, Indonesia, Egypt, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Bolivia, Peru, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, Tanzania, Mali, Nigeria, Togo, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, Cameroon, West Africa, Pakistan, Colombia, Yemen, Mexico, Philippines, Madagascar, Guatemala, Ecuador, Liberia.
Began during the Ronald Reagan administration (1981–1989). Based on its curated text, 1984. This places the program in time only; it does not mean that administration started it.
FusariumDEC topic tag, PN-ADN-733, PN-ADQ-966 and 3 more, 1990 to 1999, confidence 1; 26 records
Fertility surveysDEC topic tag, PD-AAP-371, PN-ABB-187 and 3 more, 1984 to 1998, confidence 1; 23 records
MortalityDEC topic tag, PN-ABJ-804, PN-ABF-517 and 3 more, 1988 to 1999, confidence 1; 19 records
Population characteristicsDEC topic tag, PN-AAZ-772, PN-ABJ-602 and 3 more, 1988 to 1998, confidence 1; 19 records
Determinants of fertilityDEC topic tag, PN-ABB-187, PN-ABD-420 and 3 more, 1987 to 1998, confidence 1; 19 records
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