Mortality as Both a Determinant and a Consequence of Poverty and Hunger

Seminar held in Thiruvananthapuram , India : February 23-25, 2005

Venue:
Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram.

Organizer :
Dr Navaneetham (nava@cds.ac.in ) with Ian Pool and G Casselli

With funding from UNFPA

Rationale

Causes of death of the less than 5-year-old population of the South Pacific Region of Mexico, 1990-2002

Profile of the Changes in the Levels of Mortality in the Republic of Panama, for Country and Indigenous District and Some Considerations Related to Poverty and Health, Period: 1990-2000

Urban Poverty and Child Mortality: A Case Study of Households and Neighbourhoods in Cairo, Egypt

Impact des funérailles sur le cycle de la pauvreté et de la faim à Brazzaville en République du Congo

Poverty: the Cause and Consequence of Philippine Mortality

Comparative Study on the Effects of Socio-economic Factors, Industrialisation, and Urbanisation on Mortality in Indonesia and Japan

Perception, Poverty and Health: A Contribution

Poverty Linked HIV/AIDS as Determinants of Mortality: Evidence from a Community Based Study in Karnataka, India

A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationship between Generalised Deprivation and Infant Mortality in India

Regional Difference of Mortality in China

Longitudinal Analysis of Possible Links between Poverty and Mortality in Suriname

Poverty, Malnutrition and Mortality in South Asia: A Review of Issues and Options

Mortality, a determinant and a consequence of poverty and hunger in West Africa

“They Are Digging Their Graves with Their Teeth”: Mortality, Poverty and Nutrition in the Pacific

Policy Paper (draft version)