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Journalists' Press Kit SWP 2002: Press Summary SWP 2002: Media Advisory UNFPA Executive Director's Statement on the Launch of SWP 2002: English | French | Arabic Press Release: Ensuring Reproductive Health and Rights Would Go a Long Way in Overcoming Poverty, New Report Says Press Release: Gender Inequality Remains a Major Obstacle to Development Press Release: Poverty and Gender Inequality: Catalysts for Spreading HIV/AIDS Press Release: Falling Fertility Opens a ‘Demographic Window’ of Opportunity for Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction. Press Release: Poor Health and Poverty Feed Off Each Other SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS FROM SWP 2002 REPORT: (NOTE: These pictures are for reprint ONLY with articles about the State of World Population 2002 Report. Please be sure to print the photographer's name and copyright details with any photographs used.) FRONT COVER © Ferdinando Sciana/Magnum Photos Ivory Coast. In many developing countries women have to walk for hours every day to get water and firewood. TITLE PAGE © Johnette Iris Stubbs Young girls washing pot with the only running water in the small village of Kallag, Pakistan. The area suffers from a 4-year drought. CHAPTER 3 PIC © Adrian Arbib/Christian Aid/Still Pictures Image of rural life in the village of Meskel, Ethiopia. CHAPTER 5 PIC © Cindy Reiman, courtesy UNFPA Young mother and child in a small rural village outsie of Toluca, Mexico. CHAPTER 6 PIC © Abbas/Magnum Photos Clinic run by nuns in the village of Kati, near Barnako, Mali. To download pictures, first click on thumbnail image above to open full-size picture (200dpi, 1000 pixels wide), then right-click to save full-size picture to your hard disk. If you experience any problems, please contact Alvaro Serrano for help at serrano@unfpa.org  Back to top  Previous Next