Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials

Abstract: This report assesses the role of development programme in reducing fertility in rural Bangladesh. Data for this research came from Watch, a demographic and health surveillance system of BRAC covering 70 villages in 10 regions of the country. A total of 9,862 married women of reproduct...

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主要作者: Hadi, Abdullahel
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语言:English
出版: BRAC Research and Evaluation Division (RED) 2019
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spelling 10361-129462019-11-13T21:01:34Z Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials Hadi, Abdullahel Fertility Community differentials BRAC Rural Bangladesh Rural community Fertility, Human Social classes Rural health -- Bangladesh. Abstract: This report assesses the role of development programme in reducing fertility in rural Bangladesh. Data for this research came from Watch, a demographic and health surveillance system of BRAC covering 70 villages in 10 regions of the country. A total of 9,862 married women of reproductive ages were interviewed that provided their fertility history along with the basic socioeconomic information of the households. Findings reveal that both general and total fertility rates were inverselv associated with age, education, land ownership and socioeconomic status of women. The regional variation in fertility was very high and significant. The credit programme participation played a negative and statistically significant role in reducing both general and total fertility in rural Bangladesh. 2019-11-13T08:40:32Z 2019-11-13T08:40:32Z 1998-11 Research report Hadi, A. (1998, November). Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials. Research Reports (1998): Health Studies, Vol - XXV, 117–119. http://hdl.handle.net/10361/12946 en application/pdf BRAC Research and Evaluation Division (RED)
institution Brac University
collection Institutional Repository
language English
topic Fertility
Community differentials
BRAC
Rural Bangladesh
Rural community
Fertility, Human
Social classes
Rural health -- Bangladesh.
spellingShingle Fertility
Community differentials
BRAC
Rural Bangladesh
Rural community
Fertility, Human
Social classes
Rural health -- Bangladesh.
Hadi, Abdullahel
Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
description Abstract: This report assesses the role of development programme in reducing fertility in rural Bangladesh. Data for this research came from Watch, a demographic and health surveillance system of BRAC covering 70 villages in 10 regions of the country. A total of 9,862 married women of reproductive ages were interviewed that provided their fertility history along with the basic socioeconomic information of the households. Findings reveal that both general and total fertility rates were inverselv associated with age, education, land ownership and socioeconomic status of women. The regional variation in fertility was very high and significant. The credit programme participation played a negative and statistically significant role in reducing both general and total fertility in rural Bangladesh.
format Research report
author Hadi, Abdullahel
author_facet Hadi, Abdullahel
author_sort Hadi, Abdullahel
title Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
title_short Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
title_full Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
title_fullStr Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
title_full_unstemmed Fertility in Bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
title_sort fertility in bangladesh villages: socio-economic and community differentials
publisher BRAC Research and Evaluation Division (RED)
publishDate 2019
url http://hdl.handle.net/10361/12946
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