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Series416 - Papers and publications relating to population studies in the Pacific Islands
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Item513 - The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) - Country Profile. Pacific Islands: Fiji, Solomon Islands, Western Samoa, Vanuatu, Tonga, 1995-1996
Item514 - UNFPA - Discussion paper no. 11 - Gender issues for investigation in labour markets in the Pacific: Some data and research prerequisites for policy formulation. By William J House
Item515 - World Bank - Report No. 13803-EAP. Pacific Island economies building a resilient economic base for the twenty-first century.
Item516 - UNFPA - Discussion paper no. 12 - Population growth and sustainable development: The case of the Solomon Islands. By William J House.
Item517 - UNFPA - Discussion paper no. 14 - Reproductive health and family planning in the Pacific: Current situation and the way forward. By Sun-Hee Lee.
Item518 - South Pacific epidemiological and health information service (SPEHIS) - Annual report. Reported cases of notifiable diseases for the countries and territories of the SPC region
Item519 - SPC - Pacific Islands development dialogue
Item520 - SPC - Population statistics. Statistical bulletin no. 42
Item521 - South Pacific epidemiological and health information service (SPEHIS) - Annual report. Reported cases of notifiable diseases for the countries and territories of the SPC region
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