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Working Draft 9 April 1990 Field Test Report Report of Field Testing of Leaders Guides and |
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS ROME, ITALY | |
Introduction and Project Outline
Annex 1 : Detailed analysis of the filed evaluation reports
Annex 2 : Statements (greatest changes in responses underlined)
1. The Population of an area increases when there are more birth than deaths.
2. The more people there are in a family, the greater farm output will be
4. Movement of people from the village to the city can result in a shortage of housing in the city.
7. The earth can support an unlimited number of people
8. Pollution is only a problem in the cities, not in the rural areas
9. The number of people in a family has an effect on family standard of living.
10. Large families are usually happier than small families
12. A large family is a sign of God's blessing
13. Children provide security in old age
14. Children strengthen the bond between husband and wife.
15. Having many children is a sign of a man's vigour
16. It is important for a family to have at least one son.
17. Population education can help to improve the quality of life.
18. Parents should have only as many chidren
19. In smaller families, the children are usually better educated
20. Large families can add to the social problems of the community
21. Having many children is a good way to guarantee a source of labour for the family farm
22. The earth's natural resources will last forever
24. Agriculture is the only kind of employment possible in the rural areas
25. As soon as a woman reaches sexual maturity, she is ready to be a mother
26. Important decisions in the family should always be made by the father
27. It is the mother's responsibility to provide bye and affection to the children
28. The body needs a balance of different kinds of foods to grow and be strong.
29. It is the responsibility of the government to provide adequate health facilities.
30. The number of people in our village is increasing too quickly