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Socio-demographic determinants of fertility intention among reproductive-age adults in urban Malaysia

Item Type: Scientific Poster

Sivarimuthu, Shattish and

Li Ping, Wong and

Ismail, Maslinor and

Anuar, Farah Nurulhuda and

R Selvasingam, Ruthashini and

Saadudin, Arini Dahlia and

Md Zin, Nurul Nadia and

Year: 00/11/2025

Abstract: Malaysia’s total fertility rate (TFR) dropped to 1.6 children per woman in 2022, with Kuala Lumpur reporting the lowest at 1.2, well below the replacement level. Sustained low fertility threatens future labour force replacement, healthcare sustainability, and family support sustems. Urban pressures such as high living costs, work-life imbalance, and housing challenges further discourage childbearing. Despite these concerns, there remains limited empirical evidence on how socio-demographic factors influence fertility intentions in Malaysia’s Urban population. This study examines the socio-demographic determinants of fertility intention among adults in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s lowest-fertility region.

2021 (2)

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Source of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information among youths in Malaysia

Item Type: Scientific Poster

Muhammad Sapri, Noor Azlin and

Mohd Yussof, Mohd Azizuddin and

Abdul Hamid, Rosdiana and

Mustafar, Umie Nabihah and

Year: 00/00/2021

Abstract: A majority of respondents agreed that they sought for information on puberty topics and pregnancy to the teachers and mother as compared with other sources. While, peers and media were the second and third sources on sexual topics after teachers. However, the main sources of information on contraception were teachers and media instead of mother and father or siblings.

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Socio economics factors that effect work life balance among women in Malaysia

Item Type: Scientific Poster

Aziz, Azlan and

Jumain, Khairulnizam and

Kamalul Razib, Khairul Faqri and

Rosli, Ikhmal Faez and

Samat, Nor Azah and

Year: 00/00/2021

Abstract: This paper seeks to determine the factors that influence work life balance among women in Malaysia. This is explored with regard to whether the factors recorded affect the work life balance among women in Malaysia. The scope of the study will be concentrated toward married working women aged from 15 to 59. This paper finally concludes with discussion on the alternatives that women in Malaysia can take to get a better work life balance.