+ Follow POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU Tag
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The ASEAN Summit is almost on its last leg and is expected to end tomorrow. President Arroyo’s opening statement on the ASEAN Summit underscored the relevance of the Summit "…at a time that the whole region is taking stock of the present and planning ahead for the future".
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[Title] => Unchanging values
[Summary] => The last weekend World Meeting on the Family held in Valencia Spain brought to the fore once more, man’s difficulty in maintaining a balance between the old and the new. The ever changing world constantly brainwashes man to adopt everything new at the expense of old traditional values because modern technological advances seem to have rendered these values obsolete. The constant flux in the world has indeed rendered man vulnerable to all sorts of changes including those affecting the unchanging Gospel values.
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[Title] => RP needs to improve maternal health, population program
[Summary] => The Philippines needs to improve on its maternal health and population management programs to meet the goals of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), the Population Commission (PopCom) said yesterday.
But generally, the country has done well in dealing with other concerns of the ICPD last held 10 years ago in Cairo, Egypt, PopCom executive director Tomas Osias noted.
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[Summary] => WASHINGTON — The Philippines has gone one more step up the world population ladder and is now ranked as the 12th most populated country in the world, the Washington-based Population Reference Bureau (PRB) said.
But the good news, to some extent, is that the Philippines is seen to maintain its 12th-place ranking until 2050, according to latest statistics released on Tuesday by the PRB, a non-profit, non-advocacy organization founded in 1929 to monitor population trends.
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WASHINGTON — The Philippines ranks as the 14th largest country in the world today in terms of population with 77 million people and by the year 2025 it will move up one rank higher to 13th place with an estimated 108 million people, according to the latest demographic estimates of the Washington-based Population Reference Bureau (PRB).
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POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU
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But generally, the country has done well in dealing with other concerns of the ICPD last held 10 years ago in Cairo, Egypt, PopCom executive director Tomas Osias noted.
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But the good news, to some extent, is that the Philippines is seen to maintain its 12th-place ranking until 2050, according to latest statistics released on Tuesday by the PRB, a non-profit, non-advocacy organization founded in 1929 to monitor population trends.
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WASHINGTON — The Philippines ranks as the 14th largest country in the world today in terms of population with 77 million people and by the year 2025 it will move up one rank higher to 13th place with an estimated 108 million people, according to the latest demographic estimates of the Washington-based Population Reference Bureau (PRB).
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November 10, 2002 - 12:00am
