The changing nature of population education for workers

Richards, H.

International Labour Review 127(5): 559-571

1988


ISSN/ISBN: 0020-7780
PMID: 12342035
Document Number: 519254
The efforts of the International Labour Office (ILO) to educate workers in developing countries about population issues and family planning are discussed. "The author traces the evolution of ILO thinking from population control to family planning to family and community welfare and discusses the rationale for concentrating on the industrial sector, the programmes' orientation, content and methods, and the need to involve personnel managers and trade union leaders in particular."

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