Overall, the study indicates that livelihood surveys are critical tools to identify community needs and help design appropriate EWS.
While we claim no expertise in pastoral economics, our livelihood surveys (unpublished data) from Shorobe and Sankuyu communities in northern Botswana suggest that household poverty is higher, and income distribution far more skewed, in communities that depend on livestock (Shorobe) than those with wildlife (Sankuyo).
Key informant interviews, conducted both before and along with rural household surveys, elicited detailed information about rural livelihood experiences for the survey questionnaire development, and provided a contextualized backdrop for the analysis of survey data.
Households across the nation became considerably less willing to purchase consumer durables and people were more worried about their jobs, incomes and overall livelihood, according to a survey published by the cabinet office Tuesday.
For example, morbidity, livelihood, and household panel surveys and cohort studies can use HDSSs as sampling frames allowing the surveys to be carried out within the rounds of the HDSS.
When compared to the wider survey population, the livelihood migrant was more likely, on arrival, to intend to remain in Ireland for less than 1 year – 33%% (16/49) of livelihood migrants compared to 14%% (53/366) of all respondents.
In 2004 they were jointly commissioned by the UN Development Programme to undertake a survey of the livelihoods of ethnic peoples in northern Laos, in the wake of a controversial opium eradication campaign.
This survey of pastoral livelihoods of Fulani herders is set against a backdrop of agricultural change and general insecurity.
Avenues for sustainable livelihood generation was assessed through household surveys and resource mapping of the village.
Sensitivity to health shocks is investigated across survey rounds and across the livelihood categories in Table 8.
