Between 75,000 and 100,000 people have been killed. This article describes her work. However, the transition to lower fertility in Pakistan, which had been expected as early as the 1960s, has begun in the 1990s, according to Population Council Researchers Zeba Sathar and John B. Casterline. The decline, though moderate, is definitive. Operations Research One of the biggest challenges facing family planning programs is determining the best ways to provide better services.
Operations research can provide the answers.
This article describes a Population Council book that collects the best literature on family planning operations research. David Phillips and his colleagues at the Population Council's Center for Biomedical Research have been working since 1989 to develop just such products, known as microbicides. This article details the findings of a study, by Council demographer Sajeda Amin and colleagues, that evaluates a micro-credit program in rural Bangladesh and controls for the problem of selection bias.