Examining procedures to detect population change | MorningAtNTV
Planning for development without the most fundamental fact, i.e., the number and characteristics of the people whose welfare is to be improved, and those among this number who must work in all sectors of the economy to bring about the much-needed development, is tantamount to groping in the dark. The importance of population as a factor in national planning and development is now generally regarded as a major concern worldwide.
