1997 Afghanistan : multiple indicator baseline / Unicef.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Islamabad, Pakistan : United Nations Children’s Fund ; Unicef, 1997.Description: vii, 30 pages, [22] unnumbered pages : color maps ; 27 cmSubject(s): - Children -- Afghanistan
- Children's rights -- Afghanistan
- Children -- Afghanistan -- Social conditions
- Children -- Afghanistan -- Statistics
- Girls -- Afghanistan -- Social conditions
- Public health -- Afghanistan
- Medical assistance -- Afghanistan
- Medical assistance -- Afghanistan -- Standards
- Health care -- Afghanistan
- Pamphlet HQ792. A3.
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Cover title.
“May 1997”.
“Report to UNICEF ; CIET international”—title page.
“Unicef ; United Nations Children’s Fund, Afghanistan Country Office”—back cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Summary: “The 1997 Afghanistan survey established a framework of 96 sentinel communities representing the five operational regions of the country. In addition to providing the baseline indicators on the situation of children and women—including health, nutrition, education, food security, water and sanitation—it offers an operational interface for dialogue…”—(page vi).
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