Integration of population issues in the development process in the Sultanate of Oman
This thesis makes three key contributions: (a) the first evaluation of the quality of the 2003 Oman Census in relation to the 1993 Census; (b) the first population projection for Oman based on the 2003 Census data incorporating demographic variables for all sections of the population; and (c) the fi...
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University of Liverpool
2008
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| Online Access: | http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.494068 |
| Summary: | This thesis makes three key contributions: (a) the first evaluation of the quality of the 2003 Oman Census in relation to the 1993 Census; (b) the first population projection for Oman based on the 2003 Census data incorporating demographic variables for all sections of the population; and (c) the first-ever study of the implications of the likely demographic future of Oman for a range of development-related state-provided services and outcomes. This study also indicates how the findings and innovations of this thesis might usefully be applied to other countries in similar circumstances. |
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