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investigated. Cub mortality was examined over a 4-year period in one clan of wild-living spotted hyenas in Kenya. Data were … examined as a function of litter size, sex of cubs, and maternal rank. Overall, cub mortality was high (61%). Contrary to … expectation, singleton cubs did not survive better than twins, and there was no difference in survivorship between female and male …
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Research on the effects of socioeconomic well-being on health is important for policy makers in developing countries, where limited resources make it crucial to use existing health care resources to the best advantage. This paper develops and tests a set of measures of socioeconomic status...
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The first of three books in IFPRI’s climate change in Africa series, West African Agriculture and Climate Change: A … Comprehensive Analysis examines the food security threats facing 11 of the countries that make up West Africa — Benin, Burkina … change will increase the efforts needed to achieve sustainable food security throughout the region. West Africa’s population …
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The presentation shows the consequences of child marriage, how to prevent child marriage. [Power Point Presentation].
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wellbeing (SWB) is affected by mortality in sub-Saharan Africa, including mortality from HIV/AIDS. The Gallup data provide … direct evidence on Africans’ own emotional and evaluative responses to high levels of infection and of mortality. By … comparing the effect of mortality on SWB with the effect of income on SWB, we can attach monetary values to mortality to …
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. This paper presents an analysis of life expectancy across Africa and the Middle East and identifies trends that can be … fertility, GNP and mortality rates but we find there is no guarantee that countries will experience similar experiences across …
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The identification of the effect of wars on human capital tends to focus on the population of school age children at the time of the conflict. Our paper introduces a methodology to estimate the effect of war on the stock of human capital by examining the changes in the presence of educated...
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Like many other countries worldwide, Africa faces a rapidly increasing elderly population; however, most African … prepare for the future of their upcoming young generations, while aiming for a “modern†demographic regime of low mortality … automatic. Authorities will need to intervene swiftly on mortality, and particularly on fertility, through adequate population …
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