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Mauritius. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.
Correspondence relating to research project on the population of Mauritius and Mauritius family planning programme, 15 Apr 1954 - 26 Nov 1956, and 9 Apr 1966 - 21 Jul 1978. Topics covered include the final report of Christos Xenos, 1972 Census, funding, the proposal to establish of a Population Control Research and Evaluation Centre, proposals for the expansion and continuation of the project, and the appointment of Mr Xenos.
Also includes the following:
Report by David Glass on his visit to Mauritius, Apr 1975
Research proposal of a Survey of Factors related to Contraceptive Use by Mauritians, Dec 1973
Paper by Christos Xenos entitled 'A Comparison of Fertility Control and Emigration as Population Policies for Mauritius', Nov 1971
Recommendations to the Government of Mauritius for the Establishment of the Population Control Research and Evaluation Centre, by Christos Xenos, Mar 1971
Population and Pluralism in Mauritius, Interim Report, by H.C. Brookfield, Jul 1955
Application from H.C. Brookfield for assistance towards a project for research on the population of Mauritius, 1954
In 1954, the Population Investigation Committee gave Mr H. Brookfield a grant of £175 to enable him to visit Mauritius and make a study of the development of population there. The results were published in Population Studies in Nov 1957. Following this, in 1967, the PIC received an inivitation from the Government of Mauritius to advise on the evaluation of family planning activities. The project was financed by a grant from the Nuffield Foundation. Mr Christos Xenos, formerly a Research Officer of the PIC, was appointed to direct the project and supervised by Mr William Brass. The project also received assistance from the International Planned Parenthood Federation.
In 1970 Mr Xenos completed the first major report. The Government of Mauritius wished to continue and expand the evaluation programme, and it was decided that Mr Xenos should continue his work. Additional funds to implement this came from the Overseas Development Administration. As a result Mr Xenos became actively involved in planning for the long-term evaluation of the programme and assisted in planning sections of the next Census which would throw light on the recent decline in fertility in Mauritius. In 1975 the Government of Mauritius agreed to publish the report of Mr Xenos on the Mauritius Family Planning Programme as a government publication.
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