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Annual Report

Population Growth in Viet Nam

No. of pages: 27

Publication date: 2007

Publisher: UNFPA

Author: UNFPA

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It is the third in a series of annual booklets on population trends published by UNFPA-Viet Nam. The booklet investigates rising concerns that the sex ratio at birth, or the number of boys born to every 100 girls, is becoming unbalanced, a risk factor that must be addressed now. It was published in September 2007 both in English and Vietnamese.

 

 

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