An edition of Women, workload, and the women's health and development programme (1998)

Women, workload, and the women's health and development programme

are women overburdened?

by

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Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC
Language
English
Pages
22

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Subjects

Rural women, Social conditions, Medical care

Places

Bangladesh

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Women, workload, and the women's health and development programme: are women overburdened?
1998, Research and Evaluation Division, BRAC
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 21-22).
"August 1998."

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Dhaka
Series
Research monograph series ;, no. 11, Research monograph series (BRAC. Research and Evaluation Division) ;, no. 11.

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Library of Congress
HQ1745.6 .W655 1998

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Pagination
iii, 22 p. ;
Number of pages
22

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OL3709343M
LCCN
2003306078

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