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A global sexual and reproductive health foundation.
What is the true state of “son preference” in China, Vietnam, India, Nepal and Bangladesh today? Where and how should the foundation intervene to reduce the bias against having daughters?
We analyzed tens of thousands of social media posts to identify the key reasons that people continue to prefer sons, giving the client a focus for their communications efforts. We also identified what people search for – and where they tend to land – in their effort to have sons, to give the client direction on where best to place their communications in order to move the needle against son preference.
“If you have only daughters in the house, people will talk about it saying “these people don’t have a son, who will carry on the family name?”. Relatives and neighbors talk about it in a very negative way. They will not allow the parents to live in peace.”
Tweet from Nepal
“Actually daughters are fine as well, but a sense of security a safety can only be provided by a son, no?”
Tweet from China
This community minded segment enjoys a sense of belonging. As such, they care about how they are perceived by others, and try their hardest to fit in and uphold duties. They are most likely to follow trends and respect influential figures.
Driven by a sense of purpose and responsibility, Idealists want to do good in the world. They put in the work to drive positive change and impact. However, there’s also an undertone of realism, as they know that action is limited.
Characterised by their expressiveness and independence, Explorers pride themselves on having a different approach or mindset to life. This includes spirituality enthusiasts, solo travelers, and freelancers, among others. They seek to live life on their own terms.
This segment comprises of highly ambitious goal-getters. Their goals are not always conventional ones (i.e. graduating at the top of their class), but rather tend to be about finding their passion and excelling at it. They look for opportunities at every corner and strive to leave a lasting impression.
Driven by a need to prove themselves to the world, signallers are hard-working and practical individuals. To them, success is about financial stability and external validation. As such, traditional status symbols are important to them.
This passive segment are merely observers of the world: they don’t take things too seriously, they aren’t concerned with other people’s opinions on them, nor do they hold any strong opinions themselves. They are “here for a good time” and enjoy a nihilistic sense of humor.
Protective of traditions; Afraid of shame; Influenced by social norms.
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