The 1994 Cairo conference was mainly based on population and
development of people. The three main goals on which there were general consensus
were:
<span><span>·
</span>Provide education for all and sundry. It was
decided that primary education should be available for all within 2015.</span><span><span>
</span> Reduce the number of infant and child mortality
to a minimum. Within the year 2000 the mortality rate should be reduced to 50
to 70 deaths per thousand.</span><span><span>
</span>Reduce the rate of maternal mortality to as
minimum as possible. </span>
Provide education for all and sundry. It was decided that primary education should be available for all within 2015.
Reduce the number of infant and child mortality to a minimum. Within the year 2000 the mortality rate should be reduced to 50 to 70 deaths per thousand.
Reduce the rate of maternal mortality to as minimum as possible
After the war ended, U.S. troops were demobilized and rapidly sent home. One unanticipated and unwanted effect of their return was the emergence of a new strain of influenza that medical professionals had never before encountered.
