A Social Study of Some Factors Associated the Role of Veterinary Organizations in Providing Animal and Poultry Care Services and Satisfaction of Beneficiaries in Some Villages of El-Beheira Governorate

Betah, Alaa Eldien Amien; G. M. Mohamed, Esraa

doi:10.21608/jassd.2025.369210.1043

A Social Study of Some Factors Associated the Role of Veterinary Organizations in Providing Animal and Poultry Care Services and Satisfaction of Beneficiaries in Some Villages of El-Beheira Governorate

Document Type : Research Article

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¹ Department of Agricultural Economics, (Rural Sociology) Saba basha, Alexandria University, Egypt.

² Department of Agricultural Economics (Agricultural Extension), Saba basha, Alexandria University, Egypt.

10.21608/jassd.2025.369210.1043

Abstract

The research aimed to identify some factors related to the role of veterinary organizations in providing animal and poultry care services and the satisfaction of beneficiaries in some villages of Damanhur and Mahmoudiya counties in Beheira Governorate.The research sample for the veterinary organizations included all the directors of the veterinary organizations, numbered (33) veterinary organizations directors, the research sample was population. As for the beneficiaries of the veterinary organizations, the research sample included (330) respondents who were randomly selected from among those who frequent the veterinary organizations. Data was collected from the respondents through personal interview questionnaires in the period from October to December 2024. Some descriptive statistical methods such as percentages and measures of central tendency and dispersion and analytical statistical methods were used. Non parametric statistic methods were used to demonstrate the relationship between variables such as chi square as well as Step – Wise regression analysis through the use of statistical Package For Social Sciences SPSS. Step-wise regression analysis has shown that, age, organizational coordination, the availability of public services in the village, the attitude of the veterinary organizations director towards animal and poultry production, participation in rural social organizations, and the degree of leadership explain (46.6%) of the total variance in the current role of veterinary organizations in providing animal and poultry care services.

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