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Jim Rosen
October 22, 2001
Lecture materials
Organization:
Consultant, FOCUS on Young Adults Project
Mr.
Rosen, who has a masters degree in economics from the
University of Wisconsin at Madison, has worked for 18 years
in the field of international population and development.
Before becoming an independent consultant in February 2000,
he worked for five years as a Senior Research
Associate at Population Action International.
He previously held positions at Development Associates, Inc.,
the Population Council, and the World Bank.
Mr.
Rosen has written or co-written numerous reports on international
population policy, adolescent reproductive health, multilateral
and bilateral donor assistance, national family planning
programs, and cutting-edge issues in reproductive
health and contraceptive technology. He recently
authored Formulating and Implementing National Youth Policy:
Lessons from Bolivia and the Dominican Republic.
Mr.
Rosen has worked in over 15 developing countries, providing
technical assistance to family planning and reproductive
health programs and carrying out research and program evaluation.
He lived and worked for three years in Peru.
Additional Resources and Readings
Impact of AIDS on Children (Williamson)
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