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 TABLE OF CONTENTS | |
| Pages |
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Executive Summary | 1-29 |
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Part One -- Analytical Section |
| Chapter I | World Demographic Trends | 1-25 |
| Chapter II | Population and World Food Supplies | 26-35 |
| Chapter III | Minerals and Fuel | 36-50 |
| Chapter IV | Economic Development and Population
Growth | 51-64 |
| Chapter V | Implications of Population Pressures
for National Security | 65-85 |
| Chapter VI | World Population Conference | 86-97 |
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Part Two -- Policy Recommendations |
 | Section I | A U.S. Global Population Strategy | 98-120 |
| Section II | Action to Create Conditions for
Fertility Decline: Population and
a Development Assistance Strategy | 121-163 |
| | A. General Strategy and Resource
for A.I.D. Assistance | 121-135 |
| | B. Functional Assistance Programs
to Create Conditions for
Fertility Decline | 136-159 |
| | C. Food for Peace Program and
Population | 160-163 |
| Section III | International Organizations and other
Multilateral Population Programs | 164-167 |
| | A. UN Organization and Specialized
Agencies | |
| | B. Encouraging Private Organizations | |
| Section IV | Provision and Development of Family
Planning Services, Information and
Technology | 168-193 |
| | A. Research to Improve Fertility
Control Technology | |
| | B. Development of Low-Cost Delivery
Systems | |
| | C. Utilization of Mass Media and
Satellite Communications System
for Family Planning | |
| Section IV | Action to Develop Worldwide Political
and Popular Commitment to Population
Stability | 194-198
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