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UNFPA-supported fertility survey a first in Burma.


 A 2-phase Burma Fertility Survey assisted by UNFPA under the auspices of the World Fertility Survey hopes to accumulate reliable statistics on population fertility and mortality levels for economic and social planning. The first phase of the study encompasses a sample survey of all persons in 57,000 households using a version of the Household Schedule and individual questionnaire developed by the World Fertility Survey. Household selection follows standard sampling techniques and staff members of Burma's Department of Immigration and Manpower will interview in teams of 4. In the second phase, 8000 ever-married women in the 15-49 year age group, selected from the first-phase households, will be interviewed. A second interview of 1500 of these women hopes to detect any discrepancies or errors in data collection. Duration of the census is targeted as 2 1/2 years.
