text: IA.P<Q("c. . nt.._ .. ..,,,_, Report and Selected lbpen of the Regional Pro­ ject on lte-tefting and Evaluation of Educational Mater/au Used in Family Planning Programme, {E/CN.11/11S9): 1975 Population Strategy In Asia -Report, Declara­ tion and Selected lbper, of the Second Asian Population Conference, November 1972 (E/CN. ll/11S2): 197S No. 29•• Report of the Comparative Study on the Ad­ ministration of Family Planning Programme, In · the ESCAP Region: Organizational Determinant, of Performances In Family Planning Services in Selected ESCAP Countries {1"/ESCAP/16) : 1977 No. 30 Report of the Comparative Study on t~ Input• Output Relationships in Family Planning Pro­ grammes in Selected Countries of the ESCAP Region {under preparation) No. 31.. Report of the Multinational Study in Methodo• /ogles for Setting Family Planning Targets in the ESCAP Region {ST/ESCAP/14): I 977 No. 32.. Guideline s for Preparing Subnational Population Projections(E/CN.ll/1230) : 1975 No. 33.. Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Popula­ tion Projections (E/CN.11/12S0) : 1976 No. 34.. Report and Selected Papers of the Expert Group Meeting on Translation of Population Materials {ST/ESCAP/13) : 1977 No. 3S.. Population Aspects of Manpower and Employment A: A Regional Overview, 1976 (mimeographed) B: Compa1111ive Study of Ave Countries (under preparation) No. 36 Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Organlza• tlonal Aspects of Integrating Family Planning with Development Prol?'ammes (ST /ESCAP/38) No. 37 Report on Evaluation of the Role of Population Factors in the Planning Process through the Ap· plication of Development Model, (ST/ESCAP/64) No. 38 Report of the Expert Group Netting on Migration and Human Settlements (1"/ESCAP/46) No. 39 Report of Expert Group Meeting on Populatbn and Development Planning {1"/ESCAP/49) No. 40 Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Popula• tlon Growth and Economic Development In Subnational Arazs (1"/ESCAP/S4) No. 41 Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Socb· 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of reports and studies related to population and family planning, with a focus on Asia. The reports cover topics such as population projections, education, employment, and development planning. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting that the reports are intended for a professional audience.