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Occupation of respondents 2.1.5 Religious affiliation

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Figure 2: Gender of survey respondents 2.1.3 Level of Education A...
Figure 3: Years of education completed by the respondents
Figure 4: Occupation of respondents 2.1.5 Religious affiliation
Figure 5: Christian denomination of survey respondents
+3 Figure 22: Respondent's source of information 4.4.2 How information is...
Use of Science and Technology in Agriculture - Public Perceptions of Biotechnology
Technical Report
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  • May 2020
The technical report summarises the results of the public perceptions of the use of biotechnology in agricultural production in Zambia.
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... respondents reported being self-employed (22.73 percent) and unemployed (19.5 percent) as their main occupation, as shown in Figure 4. ...
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... more information to make a decision No Yes production, maintaining purity in animal breeds, and medical research. Cloning of animals for medical research (60.2 percent) was found to be the most acceptable reason for its use (60.2 percent) and maintaining purity in animal breeds (45.1 percent) (Figure 14). This technology was regarded as the most unacceptable to produce food for human consumption (44.9 percent). ...