text: No. 10.. Report and Selecrtd Papm of tht Regional Semi• nar on Erolotical Implications of Rural and Urban . Population Growth (E/CN.11/1043) : 1973 No. t t •• Popu/atlon Aspms of Social De•elopment -Rt· port of a Regional Seminar and Selected Papers (E/CN.11/1049) : 1972 No.12.. Soclo-ttoromk Rttums of Family P/annlng Pro• ,rammt:r -Rtport of an Expert Group Metting (E/CN.11/1070) : 1973 No.13.. The Role of Voluntary Orranlzatlons In Na/tonal Family f1annlng Proirommts -Report of an Expert Group Muting (E/CN.l 1/1087): 1973 No. 14.. Comparotl>t Study of Mortality Trtnd1 In £CAFE Ccuntrlu (E/CN.11/1108): 1973 • No charSo, but prbr~y ,i..,, lo Co•ornm•nU and ln•~u1lon1 . ESCAP wu pttY!ouoly Nmed tht Economic Cbmmloalon for Am and tht Far F• • (ECAFEJ ; t.!nce, 1110• t~lu publllhed bolort I 97S mtke m,rcnce to ECAFE. •• Anllablt In mlcrotlcht rorm. No. ts•• A Comparati>e Study of Family Planning Servict Statistics Systems in the ESCAP Region (E/CN. 11/1198) : 197S No. 16.. Husband-Wife Communication and the Practice of Famlly Planning (E/CN.11/1212): 197S No. 17•• Population Periodicals -A Directory of Serial Population Publicat/ons in the J-:SCAP Region (E/CN.t 1/1176): 1974 No. ts•• Somt Techniques for Measuring the Impact of Contraception (E/CN.11/1119): 1974 No. 19-A••Asian Rewurces for a Population Library lnfor• mation Network -Report ofa Working Meeting (E/CN.11/1114) : 1974 No. 19-B .. Establishment of a Population library and Docu­ mentat/on Centre Information Network among the Countries of the £CAFE Region -Report of a Task Force.Muting (mimeographed) : 1974 No. 20-A00Report of the Workshop of £CAFE Pvpulatlon Correspondents fn:,m lndone1r1 (mimeographed) : 1974 No. 20-B0• Report of tht Workshop of £CAFE Population Correspondents fn:,m Thailand (mimeograph ed): 1974 No. 20-eu Report of the Workshop of £CAFE Population Correspondents fn:,m the Republic of Kore11 (mimeographed) : 1974 No. 20-0 .. Rtport of tht Workshop of ESCAP Population Correspondents from lbkistan (mimeographed) : 197S 
analysis: This text appears to be a collection of reports and papers related to population growth and family planning in the ESCAP (Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East) region. The reports cover various aspects of population dynamics, including mortality trends, family planning services, and communication strategies. The text does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, international trade, or humanitarian aid. However, it may be indirectly connected to education, employment, and culture, as population growth and family planning can have implications for these areas.