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Where is Kerala and what is it's population? |
Southern Indian state, population of 32 million. |
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Soacial implications |
Kerala has reached Stage 4 in the Demographic Transition Model More girls attend university than boys· 85% of women can write compared to 50% in most of india life expectancy of around 70 |
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Economic implications |
Kerala has reached Stage 4 in the Demographic Transition Model(Stage 4),
All families are self sufficient as farmland is distributed |
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Political policy |
Kerala has a socialist/communist government which has focused on social change to create a society that encourages smaller families
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Sustainable developments |
People were educated to understand the policy.
Land reform programme ensures that future generations are self sufficient |
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Effectiveness of the policy |
Reduced the population total and slowed population growth
More sustainable than China’s One child policy |
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Policys- Enconomic |
*Only allowing maternety leave for first 2 children
*Introducing a minimum wage *Extra retirment benifits for small families *Land reform program |
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Policys- Health |
*Introducing child vaccination programs *Free health care *Easily available contraception |
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Policys- Education |
*Providing adult literacy classes *Girls are educated *Educating people to the benfits of small families |
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Policys- Social |
*Encouraging higher marage age |
