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Internal Migration in Viet Nam - The Current Situation
Based on of the results of the 2004 Viet Nam Migration Survey conducted by General Statistics Office, this booklet summarizes the major findings of the survey as well as information from other reliable sources, so that non-demographers can have a better understanding of the situation of internal migration in Viet Nam. It was published in June 2007 in both English and Vietnamese.
Population Growth in Viet Nam
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.
Achieving the MDGs: UNFPA’s Responses to the Needs of Safe Motherhood and Newborn Care in Viet Nam
This publication is the second report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. It documents the progress made in improving the health of women and their babies and UNFPA's role. It also points towards the direction needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that directly and indirectly impact on maternal and child health. It was published in both English and Vietnamese.
For the quality of life - 30 years of development cooperation between Viet Nam and UNFPA
UNFPA and the Government of Viet Nam have been working together to address population, gender and reproductive health issues since 1977. This commemorative report celebrates the achievements of the past 30 years and points to future challenges. It was published in October 2007 in both English and Vietnamese.
Knowledge and Behaviour of Ethnic Minorities on Reproductive Health
This publication is the third report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. The report documents changing patterns of reproductive health knowledge and behaviour of the ethnic minority community in mountainous provinces. It was published in both English and Vietnamese.
Research on Reproductive Health in Viet Nam - A Review for the Period of 2000-2005
This publication is the fifth report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. This report will serve as a critical review of reproductive health studies that have been conducted in Viet Nam during the period 2000 - 2005 in order to draw out gaps in research, contents to be added, and issues to be updated in the coming research programmes. It was published in both English and Vietnamese.
Training interventions to health care providers in mountainous provinces
This publication is the fourth report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. The report documents lessons learned relating to training interventions for reproductive health providers in mountainous provinces. It was published in 2007 in both English and Vietnamese.
Internal Migration and Related Life Course Events
The study based on the results of Viet Nam Migration Survey 2004 conducted by the General Statistics Office. It is a further step in the on-going analyses of the relationship between migration and other important events in the life cycle of migrants. It was published in December 2006 both in English and Vietnamese.
Final report of the CP6 cooperation between Viet Nam and UNFPA (2001-2005)
This report reviews the Sixth Country Programme (CP6) in terms of programme implementation, achievements, lessons learnt and recommendations. It also serves as basic orientations for the Seventh Country Programme (CP7) between the Government and UNFPA in 2006-2010. It was published in 2006 in both English and Vietnamese.
Maternal Mortality in 2005
Far too many women around the world are still dying giving life. New global figures released by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and The World Bank show that the world's maternal mortality ratio (the number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births) is declining too slowly to meet Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 5, which aims to improve maternal health and prevent women from dying in pregnancy and childbirth. It was published in 2007 in English.