INFORMATIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL ROLE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT OF BEHEIRA GOVERNORATE | ||
| Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research | ||
| Article 21, Volume 84, Issue 1, January 2006, Pages 213-237 PDF (675.6 K) | ||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||
| DOI: 10.21608/ejar.2006.230020 | ||
| Authors | ||
| HAMDY E. A. RAFEE; TAHA M. A. EL FESHAWI; MOHAMED F. EL GAMEL | ||
| Agricultural Extension and Rural Development Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Giza, Egypt | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This research aimed at acknowledging farmers, youth graduates and rural women respondents opinions as beneficiaries from Beheira rural Development project services-in its, Informative and Developmental Role performance degree, and determining the variance degree between respondents opinions among their three dasses. Also Identifying the information sources which the respondents were exhibited to, and also determining the variance degree of this exhibition. Besides determining the relationship between respondents opinions in the degree of performing the informative and Developmental role of the project and their independent variables. Finally determining obstacles limiting benefits from the projects services in the Information and developmental fields. A village from each four districts where the project was implemented, in second stage, starting 1998: Rasheed, Edo), Abo El Matameer and Ganaklees was chosen randomly, from each village 13 female respondnets, farmers and youth graduates from the project' records expressing about the total studied sample amounting to 52 respondents from each of the studied classes chosen randomly, the total sample amounted to 156 respondents. Data collected were presented and analyzed using, frequencies, percentages, means, weighted means, standard deviation, analysis of variance (F), in addition to person correlation coefficient and freedman test were utihzed. The main research results were as follow : 1.The majority of the respondents of rural women (88.46) percent, youth graduates (80.7) percent and farmers (76.92) percent saw that the performance degree of informative and developmental role was relatively high. 2.There was no significant difference between the respondents opinions among their three categories In the performance degree of informative and developmental role of the project. 3.The three categories of the respondents agreed on that the agricultural extension agent is the first source of information. 4.There were clear variances among the three respondent categories where (F) value was significant at (0.01) level in the respondents exhibition to sources of Information, and also freedman coefficient was significant at (0.05) level. S. The degree of respondents exposure to sources of information was the only independent variable having significant correlation at (0.01) level on the three categories of respondents opinions in the performance of informative and developmental rote of the project. 6. The aspiration level for respondents farmers and rural women was the only Independent variable having significant correlation at (0.05} level with their opinions in the performance degree of the informative and developmental projects role. | ||
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