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Current status of population research in schools of public health.

Results of a 1967 survey undertaken to establish what kinds of population research were being carried on by 16 schools of public health in the U.S. and Canada are presented and discussed. 3 schools stated that they had no relevant current research projects. 34.2% of the reported projects were primarily demographic and statistical 22.7% were behavioral and 12.2% were administrative. Many of the schools appeared to concentrate their research efforts in a few categories while others were represented across the board. A total of 114 projects were reported. Federal state local and foreign governmental sources were reported as providing support to 41 projects. 60 projects received support from private foundations. In many cases support was offered as a bloc grant to the institution. The 3 largest sources of support were the U.S. Government the Ford Foundation and the Population Council. Of the 114 projects reported 107 were funded during fiscal 1968 but at least 61 (57%) were due to terminate before January 1969. Distribution of population research projects by area of study showed that the greatest number was being conducted in the U.S. and Canada (54) followed by Pakistan (23).