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Tender title | “Comparative International awareness survey on societies with declining birth rate (Japan, France, Sweden, UK)” |
Publication date | June 8, 2015 |
Deadline | July 29, 2015 12:00 (JST) |
Tender type | WTO, open competitive tender |
Tender evaluation method | Overall greatest value (If bidder meets all conditions, marking of in-house technical skills listed in submitted documents and bidding price) |
Supplier qualification | Unified Supplier Qualification: A,B or C (Survey – Research) |
Inquiry about specifications | Cabinet Office – Children and Child-raising office (Declining birth-rate measure office, Mr./Ms. Asai, Mr./Ms. Matsumoto Tel: +81-(0)35253-2111 ext. 38331 |
Outline | The continuing low birth-rate in Japan is regarded as an major issue for the vitality and future of the country and requires a comprehensive approach from terms of policy, systems and change of mind-set. For this reason, every 5 years an international comparative study on the views on personal independence, marriage and child rearing is conducted, comparing Japan and a number of countries abroad. The survey has been conducted twice in the past in 2005 and 2010 and aims to promote future policies to deal with declining birth rate issues. . Survey-target: Adults between 20-49 in Japan, France, Sweden and UK Sample-size: More than 700 in each country Survey content: Views regarding marriage, child-bearing, child-raising, social support and life, totalling 50 items (34 same as previous editions, 16 new) Method and sampling: Method: Japan: individual interviews done by investigators Others: Individual interviews by local investigators Sampling: Japan: two-stage stratified random sampling from basic residents register, 100 locations Others: Quota sampling Report deadline: March 2016
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