volume 40 issue 2 (june 2006) : 143 - 146
OPINION TOWARDS PRIVATIZATION OF VETERINARY SERVICES
1Division of Extension,
Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar - 243 122, India
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volume 40 issue 2 (june 2006) : 143 - 146
OPINION TOWARDS PRIVATIZATION OF VETERINARY SERVICES
1Division of Extension,
Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar - 243 122, India
ABSTRACT
The present study was conducted, following exploratory research design to know the opinion
of livestock farmers towards privatization of veterinary services. Data were collected by a pre
tested and structured interview schedule from 120 livestock farmers selected through quota and
proportionate random sampling from six villages in three mandals of Guntur district in Andhra
Pradesh. The findings indicated that majority (45%) of the livestock farmers had favorable
opinion towards privatization of veterinary services followed by neutral (35.83%) and unfavorable
(19.17%) opinion. Mean content analysis scores of first five ranked opinion statements were in
the order of: privatization requires more infrastructure (2.80); privatization provides quick diagnostic services (2.53); privatization assures continuous supply of drugs and other inputs (2.52); privatization increases mutual accountability of farmers and veterinarians (2.50); and privatization reduces the financial burden on Government in providing the veterinary services (2.49). The study revealed that most of the livestock farmers have understood the need and importance of privatization in the present scenario and opined that the quality of veterinary services would improve by privatizing the services.
of livestock farmers towards privatization of veterinary services. Data were collected by a pre
tested and structured interview schedule from 120 livestock farmers selected through quota and
proportionate random sampling from six villages in three mandals of Guntur district in Andhra
Pradesh. The findings indicated that majority (45%) of the livestock farmers had favorable
opinion towards privatization of veterinary services followed by neutral (35.83%) and unfavorable
(19.17%) opinion. Mean content analysis scores of first five ranked opinion statements were in
the order of: privatization requires more infrastructure (2.80); privatization provides quick diagnostic services (2.53); privatization assures continuous supply of drugs and other inputs (2.52); privatization increases mutual accountability of farmers and veterinarians (2.50); and privatization reduces the financial burden on Government in providing the veterinary services (2.49). The study revealed that most of the livestock farmers have understood the need and importance of privatization in the present scenario and opined that the quality of veterinary services would improve by privatizing the services.
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