Communication for population and development programmes: an Egyptian experience
Abdel Fattah, A.
UNESCO Population Communication, Technical Documentation 9: 21
1983
Document Number: 359492
The paper describes the ideas, the modus operandi and the achievements of the Population and Development Project in Egypt, with special reference to the key role of communication, in relation to community organizations.
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