conclusion

In Malaysia, most socio-economic development programs and projects planned and successfully implemented so far include effort the community in terms of distribution of wealth and economic opportunities and modernizing society has led to the transformation of the society. Transformation that occurred was evidenced by a pair of related behavior and family formation
fertility behavior. This is the impact of development education, public participation in the modern economy and improvement in terms of people's income. In other words, structural assimilation that occurred as a result of the implementation of development programs organized by the government so far has been to intensify the process of modernizing culture. This impact on people's behavior, particularly related to the efforts of family formation and control fertility in line with national development planning.
Problem to Malaysia's experience, it can be learned that the need for new strategies that integrate family planning / family development with other development programs so that results can be more effectively developed in the future.