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Population trends and rural areas in developing countries. 4. Possibilities and constraints in a limitation of population growth (experience and outline strategies)

Gorgen, R. et al.

Schriften der Gesellschaft fur Wirtschafts und Sozialwissenschaften des Landbaues eV 22: 477-518

1986

Document Number: 415067
The present rate of population growth in Africa South of the Sahara, at 3.1%, is the world's highest. Gorgen's paper (pp.477-492) discusses the role of family planning in rural families in this area and the socio-cultural problems in introducing an effective modern family planning programme. K. Wilkens (pp.493-506), examines the ethical problems involved in any family planning programme and, finally, U. Heinbuch and P. von Blanckenburg explore the influence of rural development programmes on the reproductive behaviour of rural societies in developing countries.

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