2002 / 2003 YEARBOOK
PALAU
BUREAU OF BUDGET AND PLANNING
Message from the Minister of Finance
I am pleased to present the 2002-2003 Statistical Yearbook
of the Republic of Palau, which is written and published annually by
the Bureau of Budget and Planning under the Ministry
of Finance. Information provided in this yearbook was collected, compiled
and generated in close cooperation with relevant government
ministries and agencies, as well as semi-government agencies,
private institutions, and the community.
This annual statistical yearbook features key
socio-economic data, particularly vital statistics collected from the public
and private
sectors and compiled for the purpose of providing a
basis for economic development planning, policy development, investment
planning and decision-making. This statistics yearbook
is important not only for the national and state governments to guide their
development planning and decision making processes, it
also provides the basis for individual investors and corporate groups
to analyze and understand specific market conditions
in connection with the prevailing economic forces in the Republic of Palau.
This yearbook is also used by individuals, community
groups and international organizations that are interested in assessing
specific components of the economic and social
sectors.
The government, especially the planning and statistics
component of the Bureau of Budget and Planning, continues to build its
capacity to produce this publication in a more
enhanced manner, by integrating a more modern system of data collection,
compilation and processing. On-going efforts are
underway to train existing personnel to advance their skills and abilities
enabling them to produce more reliable, accurate and
informative yearbooks on a timely basis. To further enhance this effort,
relevant ministries and agencies are encouraged to
continue to cooperate with the Bureau of Budget and Planning in the
collection and compilation of statistical data.
Furthermore, I recognize the need for appropriate legislation to facilitate our
efforts
to obtain the most needed data from the government and
the private sector on regular basis.
Finally, I wish to recognize the efforts of the staff
involved in the production of this yearbook, particularly those in the Ministry
of
Finance who collected data and put together this
yearbook, and those from other relevant ministries and agencies who provided
the data. I also wish to extend my appreciation to the
readers of this yearbook and hope that it will be of great assistance in
providing the information you need to your advantage.
Any comments or suggestions are welcomed for the improvement of this
Statistical Yearbook. Inquiries may be directed to the
Bureau of Budget and Planning the Ministry of Finance.
Mesulang.
Elbuchel Sadang
Minister of Finance
Republic of Palau
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The 2002-03 Statistical Yearbook publication was made
possible through the support of many government agencies as well
as enterprises in the private sector. The information
contained in this publication will provide the required baseline data and
other information beneficial to the government and
private sectors.
A special tribute to Dr. Michael Levin of the U.S.
Bureau of Census for his involvement to the success of this project and we are
grateful for his continued assistance and support. We
acknowledge the efforts of the government agencies and other individuals
in making this publication possible. We commend the
staff of the Office of Planning and Statistics for their continued effort in
the compilation of this publication.
INTRODUCTION
The statistical yearbook is an annual publication of
demographic, economic, social and housing characteristics. It serves as
a summary of aggregated statistics about the Republic
of Palau, and a reference for planners and many other groups of
people for planning and implementing acitivities
concerned with the development of out nation.
The Republic of Palau became an Independent Nation on
October 1, 1994 with the implementation of the Compact of Free
Association between Palau and the United States of
America.
Palau stretches from about 2 to 8 degrees north
latitude and 131 to 135 degrees east longitude. Palau covers 189 square
miles of land area including the rock islands. The
surrounding sea area includes an exclusive economic zone extending
over 237,850 square miles. The capital of Palau is
located in Koror, with a land area of 7.1 square miles where two thirds of
the population resides. Koror lies just south of
Micronesia’s second largest island, Babeldaob which contains 153 square
miles of undulating forests, grasslands, rivers,
waterfalls, wetlands, mangroves and some of the most beautiful stretches of
beaches.
Palau consists of 16 states on more than 340 islands,
with only nine being inhabited. These are, from Northeast to Southwest:
Kayangel, Babeldaob, Koror, Peleliu, Angaur, Sonsorol,
Pulo Anna, Hatohobei and Helen Reef. Most of the islands are of
volcanic origin, and others are of raised limestone.
Babeldaob is the largest island, making up eighty percent of the total land
area. Babeldaob Island consists of ten states, namely
Airai, Aimeliik, Ngeremlengui, Ngerchelong, Ngchesar, Melekeok,
Ngiwal, Ngaraard, Ngardmau and Ngatpang. Kayangel,
Koror, Peleliu, Angaur, Sonsorol, and Hatohobei are the remaining
States.
Palau’s distance to major cities in nautical miles:
Guam (722 miles), Hong Kong (1,739 miles), Honolulu (4,449 miles), Manila
(528 miles), San Francisco ( 5,751 miles), Shanghai
(1,679 miles), Sydney (3,319 miles), Tokyo (1,890 miles). The
Republic of Palau is nine hours ahead of Greenwich Mean
Time and is in the same time zone as Japan.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table
1.1 Climatic Conditions: 1999 to 2003
Table
1.2 Monthly Average Temperatures:
1999 to 2003
Table
1.3 Monthly Rainfall: 1999 to 2003
Table 2.1 Population and Growth Rate: 1980 to 2000
Table 2.2 Land Area and Population Density by State
of Residence: 2000
Table 2.3 Population by State: 1995 to 2000
Table 2.4 Population by Age and Sex: 1990 - 2000
Table 2.5 Population by Relationship: 1990 to 2000
Table 2.6 Age distribution by Urban & Rural
Population: 2000
Table 2.7 Marital Status by Birthplace: 2000
Table 2.8 Age Specific Fertility Rate and Total
Fertility Rate by Women 15-54 Years: 1990 - 2000
Table 2.9 Dependency Ratio: 1980 to 2000
Table 2.10 Children Ever Born by Women 15 Years &
Over: 1980 to 2000
Table 2.11 Males per 100 females by Age Group: 2000
Table 2.12 Projections of Population and Growth Rates,
Births and Deaths, and Net Migrants: 2000-2025
Table 2.13 Projected Life Expectancy at Birth, Infant
Mortality Rate and Total Fertility Rate: 2000-2025
Table 3.1 Palau-born Population in Palau, Guam and
CNMI by Age Group: 1990/2000 & 1997/1998
Table 3.1a Palau-born Males in Palau, Guam and CNMI by
Age Group: 1990/2000 & 1997/1998
Table 3.1b Palau-born Females in Palau, Guam and CNMI
by Age Group: 1990/2000 & 1997/1998
Table 3.2 Males per 100 Females Palau-born in
Palau, Guam and CNMI by Age Group: ‘90/’00 & ‘97/’98
Table 3.3 Marital Status for Palau-born, Age 15
years & over, in Palau, Guam & CNMI by Sex: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 3.4 Children Ever Born per Woman for
Palau-born in Palau, Guam & CNMI by Age Group: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 3.5 Palau-born Population of Age 25 years
& over in Palau, Guam & CNMI by Educational Attainment: 90/00 &
97/98
Table 3.6 Palau-born Males of Age 25 years &
over in Palau, Guam & CNMI by Educational Attainment: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 3.6a Palau-born Females of Age 25 years &
over in Palau, Guam & CNMI by Educational Attainment: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 3.7 Labor Force Participation of Palau-born
Population in Palau, Guam & CNMI: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 3.8 Housing Units for Palau-born in Palau,
Guam & CNMI by Wall and Roof Materials: 90/00 & 97/98
Table 4.1 Housing Units by Occupancy, Vacancy and
State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.2 Tenure and Persons by Occupancy and
State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.3 Households and Families, Persons per
Household and Persons per Family by State of Residence: 1995 to 2000
Table 4.4 Occupied Housing Units by Household Size
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.5 Occupied Housing Units in Structure by
State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.6 Occupied Housing Units by Wall Material
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.7 Occupied Housing Units by Roof Material
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.8 Occupied Housing Units by Foundation
Material and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.9 Occupied Housing Units by Number of Rooms
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.10 Occupied Housing Units by Plumbing
Facilities and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.11 Occupied Housing Units by Source of Water
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.12 Occupied Housing Units by Hot and Cold
Piped Water and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.13 Occupied Housing Units by Source of
Drinking Water and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.14 Occupied Housing Units by Toilet
Facilities and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.15 Occupied Housing Units by Fuel for Cooking
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.16 Occupied Housing Units by Air Conditioning
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.17 Occupied Housing Units by Refrigeration
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.17a Tenure by Occupancy: 1986 to 2000
Table 4.18 Occupied Housing Units by Sewage System
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.19 Household by Income in 1999 and State of
Residence: 2000
Table 4.20 Housing Indicators by State of Residence:
2000
Table 4.21 Percentage of Population in Households
with Access to Source of Water by State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.22 Percentage of Population in Households
with Access to Drinking Water by State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.23 Percentage of Population in Households
with Access to Toilet Facilities by State of Residence: 2000
Table 4.24 Percentage of Population in Households
with Access to Sewage System by State of Residence: 2000
Table 5.1 Labor Force Participation by Sex &
Birthplace: 2000
Table 5.2 Labor Force Participation by Sex: 1990
to 2000
Table 5.3 Population, Age 16 years & over, by
Subsistence Activity & State of Residence: 2000
Table 5.4 Employed Population by Occupation, Sex
and State of Residence: 2000
Table 5.4a Employed Population by Occupation, Sex and
State of Residence: 2000
Table 5.4b Employed Population by Occupation and Sex:
1990 to 2000
Table 5.5 Employed Population by Class of Worker,
Age Group and Sex: 2000
Table 5.5a Employed Population by Class of Worker and
Sex: 1980 to 2000
Table 5.6 Employment - Population Ratio by Formal
and Informal Sectors: 1980 to 2000
Table 5.7 Employment - Population Ratio by Sex:
1980 to 2000
Table 5.8 Foreign Workers with Work Permit by
Nationality: 2000 to 2003
Table 5.8a Foreign Workers with Work Permit by Sex
and Nationality: 2002
Table 5.8b Foreign Workers with Work Permit by Sex and
Nationality: 2003
Table 6.1 Crime and Offense Statistics by Type:
1998 to 2003
Table 6.1a Crime and Offense Statistics by Category:
1998 to 2003
Table 6.2 Prison Population by Sex and Age Group: 2003
VII. GOVERNMENT
FINANCE AND BANKING
Table 7.1 Schedule of Revenues by Fund Types
(Including Local Trust Fund): FY 2000
Table 7.1a Schedule of Revenues by Fund Types (Including
Local Trust Fund): FY 2001
Table 7.1b Schedule of Revenues by Fund Types
(Including Local Trust Fund): FY 2002
Table 7.1c Schedule of Revenues by Fund Types
(Including Local Trust Fund): FY 2003
Table 7.2 Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and
Changes in Fund Balance: FY 2000
Table 7.2b Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and
Changes in Fund Balance: FY 2001
Table 7.2c Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and
Changes in Fund Balance: FY 2002
Table 7.2c Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and
Changes in Fund Balance: FY 2003
Table 7.3 Summary Statement of Appropriations and
Expenditures (General Fund): FY 2000
Table 7.3a Summary Statement of Appropriations and
Expenditures (General Fund): FY 2001
Table 7.3b Summary Statement of Appropriations and
Expenditures (General Fund): FY 2002
Table 7.3c Summary Statement of Appropriations and
Expenditures (General Fund): FY 2003
Table 7.4 Type of Revenue by Appropriated Revenues,
Collections & Percentages: FY 1999
Table 7.4a Type of Revenue by Appropriated Revenues,
Collections & Percentages: FY 2000
Table 7.4b Type of Revenue by Appropriated Revenues,
Collections & Percentages: FY 2001
Table 7.4c Type of Revenue by Appropriated Revenues,
Collections & Percentages: FY 2002
Table 7.4d Type of Revenue by Appropriated Revenues,
Collections & Percentages: FY 2003
Table 7.5 Compact of Free Association (COFA)
Investment Income: FY 1999 to FY 2003
Table 7.6 Structure of Interest Rates of National Development
Bank of Palau: 1999 to 2003
Table 7.6a Structure of Interest Rates of Bank of
Guam-Palau Branch: 1999 to 2003
Table 7.6b Structure of Interest Rates of Bank Pacific
Ltd.:1999 to 2003
Table 7.6c Structure of Interest Rates of Bank of
Hawaii: 1999 to 2003
Table 7.6d Structure of Interest Rates of Pacific
Savings Bank: 1999 to 2003
Table 7.7 Bank Credit Allocation by National
Development Bank: 1990 to 2003
VIII. National
Accounts, Balance of Payments and Consumer Price Index
Table 8.1 Gross Domestic Product at Current
Prices: 1997 to 2003
Table 8.1a Real Gross Domestic Product: July 2000 to
December 2003
Table 8.2 Republic of Palau: Balance of Payments,
1997/98 to 2002/03
Table 8.3 Consumer Price Index Major Groups
Table 8.3a Consumer Price Index Major Groups -
Percent Change
Table 9.1 Total Imports By Type of Commodity: 1999
to 2002
Table 9.2 Imports of National Government: 1999 to
2002
Table 9.3 Imports of State Government: 1999 to 2002
Table 9.4 Imports of Republic of Palau: 1999 to 2002
Table 9.5 Imports by Country of Origin: 1999 to 2002
Table 9.6 Migratory Fish Exports by Month and Year:
1999 to 2002
Table 9.7 Exports of Garment by Years: 1999 to 2002
Table 10.1 Sale of Domestic Fruits in the Market:
1996/1997, 1998 and 2001
Table 10.2 Sale of Local Vegetables in the Market: 2001
Table 10.3 Sale of Domestic Staple Crops in the
Market: 2001
Table 10.4 Sale of Domestic Eggs and Meat Products in
the Market: 1999 to 2003
Table 10.5 Commercial Livestock Statistics (Poultry
Farm): FY 1999 to 2003
Table 10.6 Commercial Livestock Statistics (Piggery
Farm): FY 1999 to 2003
Table 11.1 Total Catch of Fish and Other Marine
Products by Species Category: 1999 to 2003
Table 11.2 Total Catch of Fish and Other Marine
Products by State: 1999 to 2003
Table 11.3 Essential Seafoods of Palau by State:
1999
Table 11.3a Essential Seafoods of Palau by State: 2000
Table 11.3b Essential Seafoods of Palau by State: 2001
Table 11.3c Essential Seafoods of Palau by State: 2002
Table 11.3d Essential Seafoods of Palau by State: 2003
Table 12.1 Visitors Arrival by Month: CY 1998 to CY
2003
Table 12.2 Visitors Entries by Country of
Residence: CY 1998 to CY 2003
Table 12.3 Visitors by Country of Residence and
Purpose of Entry: 1998
Table 12.3a Visitors by Country of Residence and
Purpose of Entry: 1999
Table 12.3b Visitors by Country of Residence and
Purpose of Entry: 2000
Table 12.3c Visitors by Country of Residence and Purpose
of Entry: 2001
Table 12.3d Visitors by Country of Residence and
Purpose of Entry: 2002
Table 12.3e Visitors by Country of Residence and
Purpose of Entry: 2003
Table 12.4 Visitors Entries by Countries: 1998 to
2003
Table 13.1 Public & Private Elementary &
Secondary School Enrollment by School Year: 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.2 Public & Private School Enrollment
by Sex & School Year: 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.3 Public & Private Elementary &
Secondary School Enrollment by Sex & School Year: 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.4 Public Elementary & Secondary
School Enrollment by School Name, Sex & School Year: 1999/00 to 2000/01
Table 13.4a Public Elementary & Secondary School
Enrollment by School Name, Sex & School Year: 2001/02 to 2002/03
Table 13.4b Public Elementary & Secondary School
Enrollment by School Name, Sex & School Year: 2003/04
Table 13.5b Private Elementary & Secondary
School Enrollment By Grade & School Year: 2003/04
Table 13.6 Public & Private Elementary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Year: 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.7 Public & Private Secondary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Year: 1999/00
Table 13.8 Public & Private Elementary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Name: SY 2002/03
Table 13.8a Public & Private Elementary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Name: SY 2003/04
Table 13.9 Public & Private Secondary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Name: SY 2002/03
Table 13.9a Public & Private Secondary School
Enrollment by Grade & School Name: SY 2003/04
Table 13.10 Public School Teachers by School Name
& Year: SY 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.11 Private School Teachers by School Name
& School Year: SY 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.12 Teacher - Student Ratio in Public &
Private Schools: SY 1998/99 to 2003/04
Table 13.13 Public Pre-School (Head Start)
Statistics: SY 1999/00 to 2003/04
Table 13.13a Private Pre-School (Head Start)
Statistics: SY 2001/02 to 2003/04
Table 13.14 Palau Community College Teaching Staff:
1999/00 to 2000/01
Table 13.14a Palau Community College Teaching Staff:
2001/02 to 2002/03
Table 13.14b Palau Community College Teaching Staff:
2003/04
Table 13.15 Palau Community College Graduates by
Trade Areas: Fall 1999 to Fall 2001
Table 13.15a Palau Community College Graduates by Trade
Areas: Spring 2002 to Fall 2003
Table 13.16 Palau Community College Enrollment by
Trade Areas and Country: Spring 2002
Table 13.16a Palau Community College Enrollment by Trade
Areas and Country: Summer 2002
Table 13.16b Palau Community College Enrollment by Trade
Areas and Country: Fall 2002
Table 13.16c Palau Community College Enrollment by Trade
Areas and Country: Fall 2003
Table 13.16d Palau Community College Enrollment by Trade
Areas and Country: Spring 2003
Table 13.16e Palau Community College Enrollment by Trade
Areas and Country: Summer 2003
Table 13.17 Educational Attainment: 1990 to 2000
Table 13.18 Cumulative Percentage of Educational
Attainment: 1990 to 2000
Table 13.19 School Attendance by Type and Level: 1990
to 2000
Table 13.20 School Enrollment for Emigrants: 1995 to
2000
Table 13.21 Educational Attainment for Emigrants:
1995 2000
XIV. HEALTH AND
VITAL STATISTICS
Table 14.1 Vital Statistics: 1990 to 2003
Table 14.2 Registered Live Births By Month: 1997 to
2003
Table 14.3 Registered Live Births By Type: 1997 to
2003
Table 14.4 Registered Live Births By Site: 1997 to
2003
Table 14.5 Registered Live Births By Attendant:
1997 to 2003
Table 14.6 Registered Live Births by Age of Mother:
1997 to 2003
Table 14.7 Registered Live Births by Sex and Age of
Mother: 1998 to 2003
Table 14.8 Registered Live Births by Mother’s Place
of Birth: 1997 to 2003
Table 14.9 Registered Live Births by Age of Father:
1997 to 2003
Table 14.10 Registered Live Births by Father’s Place
of Birth: 1997 to 2003
Table 14.11 Registered Live Births by Previous Live
Births: 1997 to 2003
Table 14.12 Registered Deaths by Age Group & Sex:
1997 to 2003
Table 14.13 Registered Fetal Deaths by Age of Mother:
1997 to 2003
Table 14.14 Population - Physician Ratio: 1997 to 2003
Table 14.15 Hospital Utilization Statistics: 1997 to
2003
Table 14.16 Public Health Services: 1998 to 2003
Table 14.17 Registered Live Births by Month & Sex:
1997 to 2003
XV. TRANSPORTATION
& COMMUNICATION
Table 15.1 Ocean Cargo Carriers Statistics by
Quarter: 1999 to 2003
Table 15.2 Airline Activities Statistics at Palau
International Airport by Quarter: 1999 to 2001
Table 15.2a Commercial Airline Activities Statistics:
2002
Table 15.2a Commercial Airline Activities Statistics:
2002
Table 15.2b Commercial Airline Activities Statistics
by Month: 2003
Table 15.3 Vehicle Registration by State and Year:
1997 to 2003
Table 15.4 Revenues from Internal and External
Communication Transactions: 1999 to 2003
Table 15.5 Internal and External Communication
Transactions: 1999 to 2003
Table 15.6 Internal and External Communication
Service Charges: 2000 to 2003
Table 15.7 Monthly Basic Charges (Telephone Line
and Smart Call): 2000 to 2003
Table 15.8 Palaunet LAN Connection Service Fees:
2000 to 2003
Table 16.1 Main Characteristics of Credit Unions:
1998 to 2002
Table 16.2 Financial Statement of Credit Unions:
1999
Table 16.2a Financial Statement of Credit Unions: 2000
Table 16.2b Financial Statement of Credit Unions: 2001
Table 16.2c Financial Statement of Credit Unions: 2002
Table 16.3 Other Characteristics of Credit Unions:
1999
Table 16.3a Other Characteristics of Credit Unions:
2000
Table 16.3b Other Characteristics of Credit Unions:
2001
Table 16.3c Other Characteristics of Credit Unions:
2002
Table 17.1 Construction Projects (excluding road
construction) in Koror & Airai States: FY 2000
Table 17.1a Construction Projects (excluding road
construction) in Koror & Airai States: FY 2001
Table 17.1b Construction Projects (excluding road
construction) in Koror & Airai States: FY 2002
Table 17.2 Road Construction and Related Projects
by State and Hamlet: FY 2000
Table 17.2a Road Construction and Related Projects by
State and Hamlet: FY 2001
Table 17.2b Road Construction and Related Projects by
State and Hamlet: FY 2002
Table 17.3 Number of Permits Issued by EQPB for
Infrastructure Development: 1998 to 2003
Table 17.4 Hotels, Motels, Villas and Similar
Structures in Koror & Airai States by No. of Rooms: 2000 to 2003
Table 17.5 Hotels, Motels, Villas and Similar
Structures outside Koror & Airai States by No. of Rooms: 1998 to 2003
Table 18.1 Foreign Investment Approval Certificates
(FIAC) Issued & Percentage Change: 1997 to 2003
Table 18.2 Foreign Investment Approval Certificate
Issued by Type of Business & Year: 1997 to 2003
Table 19.1 Electricity Rates by Type of Customers
and Electricity Band: 2000 to 2003
Table 19.2 Consumption of Electricity by State and
Type of Customers: 2000
Table 19.2a Consumption of Electricity by State and
Type of Customers: 2001
Table 19.2b Consumption of Electricity by State and
Type of Customers: 2002
Table 19.2c Consumption of Electricity by State and
Type of Customers: 2003
Table 19.3 Consumption of Electricity by Type of
Customers: FY 2000 to 2003
Table 19.4 Generation of Electricity by Location of
Plant: FY 2000 to 2003
Table 19.5 Revenues and Expenditures of Palau
Public Utilities Corporation: FY 2000 to 2003
Table 19.6 Customers of Palau Public Utility
Corporation by State: 2000
Table 19.6a Customers of Palau Public Utility
Corporation by State: 2001
Table 19.6b Customers of Palau Public Utility
Corporation by State: 2002
Table 19.6c Customers of Palau Public Utility
Corporation by State: 2003
Table 20.1 Integrated Inventory of Annual Emissions
of Palau in 1994
Table 20.2 Apparent Domestics Consumption of Fuel
and Associated CO2 Emissions in 1994
Table 20.3 Quantities involved and the Associated
Emissions of Greenhouse Gas
Table 20.4 Emissions related to Agricultural
Activities
Table 20.5 CO2
Emissions from the Energy Sector in
Comparison with the Rest of the World
Table EMI 2 Environmental Vulnerability Index (Average
Maximum Monthly Wind Speeds--30 years)
Table EMI 3 Environmental Vulnerability Index (Average
Monthly Rainfall--30 years)
XXI. 2003 PALAU
COMMUNITY SURVEY
Table 21.1 Religion by Usual Residence, Palau: 2003
Table 21.2 Communications, Palau: 2003
Table 21.3 Environment, Palau: 2003
Table 21.4 Attitudes, Palau: 2003
Table 21.5 Attitudes, Palau: 2003 (con’t)
Table 21.6 Attitudes, Palau: 2003
Table 21.7 Behavior, Palau: 2003
Table 21.8 Behavior, Palau: 2003
Table 21.9 Sexually Transmitted Disease, Palau: 2003
Table 21.10 Sexually Transmitted Disease, Palau: 2003