Number of households

Broken homes or large families

The remaining households examined were farmers apos households (7.9 per cent), farmworkers apos households (6.5 per cent), households of self employed or professional persons (4.7 per cent) and households maintained on unearned income, other than pensions (3.5 per cent).

Domestic service in private homes

No. of families entitled to family allowances

Female headship of households is more apparent for those outside marital union separated 65 per cent divorced 72 per cent and widowed 81 per cent.

There are 1.4 billion different ways that a family can find itself.

The double income family was the standard.

Besides classic family, a community of married spouses with children, which is still a dominant family form, the number of single parents is increasing, as well as extended or reorganized families, and extramarital communities.

Households with unemployed members and without any working members made up 4.9 per cent of the households examined.

The PRONAF is structured as a credit for the family unit and requires the commitment of all of the family members.

The Law defines among which family members there can be family violence, while the victim can be any member of the family, regardless of gender and age.

Among 3,787 households taking part in the survey, 45.7 per cent were workers apos households and 31.7 per cent pensioners apos households.

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FAMILY

What family?

Maternal and child care (PAMI) Health Ministry, ICBF, Social Support Network Family, women and children (FAMI) ICBF Maternal and child nutrition service ICBF Community welfare centres ICBF

Emphasizing that the discussions and the deliberations of the Summit were under a comprehensive and integrated approach to development, drawing from all the family related provisions of the outcomes of the UN Summits and Conferences of the 90's and the follow up process of the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs),

187. Vulnerable groups in respect of housing are large families, young families, and those living in the cities.

There were no working members in 29.6 per cent of households and in every sixth household (15.8 per cent) there were unemployed members, most often one (13.8 per cent of all households).

It also welcomes the establishment of family courts following the adoption of the Family Code.

Prior to that was the Head of the Family Division.

The first type covers the following issues families living in critical housing conditions homeless families female (often single) headed households displaced families (refugees and evicted families).

In 1995 147,253 families, including 54,646 (37 ) headed by women, benefited from these activities.

It is in these family aggregates that one mostly finds absolute poverty.

Every eleventh household evaluated the level of satisfaction of their food requirements as worse than in an average household, and 4.1 per cent households as better.

I'm not defining a good family from a bad family.

In addition, the families of the young people are offered family therapy.

4. Right to marry and found a family and protection of the family

Family Law

Family Law

1.2 Family

Home and Family

The Family Act

With a family?

Family defined as such is family in a broader sense, because, other than parents, it includes relatives as well.

The emerging diversity of household types includes an increasing number of households headed by women, as well as those containing several generations.

In other words, while one in five urban households has unsatisfied basic needs, this situation affects three in five rural households.

The state family policy

Since 2003, family counselling and family activities have been provided by 1,860 community based family development centres located in sub districts throughout the country to strengthen relationships among family members and to prevent domestic violence.

The law on marriage and the family establishes and governs family and marriage relations. Their main principle involves the equality of the rights of the spouses in the family, the priority of the family upbringing of the children and the protection of the rights and interests of minor and disabled family members.

Households with unemployed members and without any working members or pensioners made up 2.5 per cent of the households examined.