Location/Area Magunje Growth Point Hurungwe Communal Area A1 Farms Totals Men 13 Women 8 Boys 5 Girls 3 Totals 29 55 31 26 19 131 37 105 29 68 6 37 4 26 76 236 250 200 150 Hurungw e District 100 50 0 m en w om en boys girls totals Figure 2: Respondents interviewed in Hurungwe District 3.4.2 Bindura District Bindura is approximately 90 kilometres north-east of Harare. The district spans an area with commercial and resettlement farms, small and large scale mines and Bindura Town, the provincial capital. Bindura District has 10 urban and 18 rural wards and was selected for its assorted population, with a heterogeneous mix of a mobile population of newly resettled farmers, small-scale miners and mine workers. The district also covers a reasonably large peri-urban population. The major settlement patterns in Bindura District are: mines, farms, rural communities and the urban area. This was meant to consider the diverse population and settlement patterns in the district. In each of the four settlement areas, the researchers drew up a convenient sample of individuals that were willing to meet the team. In Bindura District the researchers covered the following areas: • Manhenga Communal Area • Chipadze Urban area • Aerodrome Urban area • Chiwaridzo Urban area • Ran Mine • Arcadia Farm • Avlin Farm The following schools were visited for interviews with pupils and staff: Wayerera Primary School; Wayerera Secondary School; Chipadze Farm School (satellite school for Chipadze High School) and Ran Mine Primary School. The numbers of respondents in the district were as follows: Birth Registration Research Report/2007 30