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Manpower, Education, Skills and Jobs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Past Trends and Future Outlookainment and other key factors seem to have exerted on per capita productivity, both in SSA and the rest of the world. Finally, we venture to examine the outlook for SSA’s manpower, education and productivity in the decades immediately ahead.

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Sarwar Uddin Ahmed,Keinosuke Gotohe of progress of these indicators varied from country to country, which could be attributed to the differential in the socio-economic context of the countries studied. The decline in fertility and future changes in the age structure which would be favorable to harnessing a demographic dividend will

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https://doi.org/10.1007/4-431-28950-Xn. As a result, sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has the highest fertility in the world, the lowest contraceptive prevalence rates, and the poorest women’s health indicators. Only realistic access to correct information and expansion of the range of available contraceptive methods can accelerate fertility d

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Jian Wu,Xiaoxia Wang,Kunyu Niu,Shushan Lis in mortality among children and adults, using survey reports on the survival of close relatives. The chapter then describes major changes in the leading causes of death and highlights specific characteristics of the process of demographic aging in SSA.

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