Arbeiten aus dem Kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamte: Arbeiten aus dem Kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamte, 40.1912

Deutsches Jahrbuch für Volkskunde, 9.1963

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Titel:: Arbeiten aus dem Kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamte

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Verlag:: Springer

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1886

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Titel:: Arbeiten aus dem Kaiserlichen Gesundheitsamte, 40.1912

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1912

Signatur:: Nach einem Exemplar des Robert Koch-Instituts

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Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Family Planning in Eastern Nigeria: Implications, Prospects and Suggestions By Chukwudum Uche and It a I. Ekanem I. Introduction The first Nigerian Government policy statement on population was expressed in its Second National Development Plan (1970 - 74). In the latter the government advised that: “What seems appropriate in the present circumstances of Nigeria is for Governments to encourage the citizens to develop a balanced view of the opportunities for individual family planning on a voluntary basis, with a view to raising the quality of their offspring. During the plan period, the Government will pursue a qualitative population policy by integrating the various voluntary family planning schemes into the overall health and social welfare programme of the country. Families would have access to infor mation, facilities and services that will allow them freedom to choose the number and spacing of their children ... The Government will establish a National Population Council to implement this population policy and pro gramme, and to coordinate all external aid support for family planning activities throughout the country.” (Second National Development Plan 1970/74, pp. 77 - 78). The Third National Development Plan (1975 - 80) has expanded on this narrow conception of population policy. Like the Second Plan, it entrusts that Nigeria’s large land area and natural resources will help to take care of the rapid population growth. It re-echoes the Second Plan in wishing to continue the job of integrating existing family planning schemes in the health delivery system. Consequently the Plan affirms that “emphasis of policy is therefore being deliberately placed on accelerating the rate of growth of the economy rather than on direct action to achieve a drastic or immediate reduction in the Anmerkung des Herausgebers: Die Verfasser der Aufsätze, der Buchbespre chungen und sonstigen Mitteilungen tragen allein die Verantwortung für die von ihnen vorgebrachten Auffassungen. Editor’s note: The responsibility for opinions expressed in the articles, book reviews, and other commu nications published herein rests entirely with the authors. 7 Sociologia 32/2

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