Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys
About 60 percent of rural households in developing countries are estimated to fully or partly depend on livestock for their livelihoods. Available household level livestock data, however, are insufficient to appreciate the contribution of livestock to household livelihoods, including both the monetary and non-monetary benefits provided by farm animals. This challenges the design and implementation of effective investments in the sector. This paper presents a livestock module for multi-topic household surveys, which targets improved livestock-related questions therein. The livestock module for multi-topic household surveys has been jointly elaborated by the FAO, the ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) and the World Bank, as part of the Livestock Data for Better Policies in Africa Project. It consists of a core set of questions, which quantify both livestock herd and the various contributions of farm animals to household livelihoods, including cash income, food, manure, draft power and hauling services, savings and insurance and social capital. It then includes additional detailed questions on livestock characteristics (e.g. breeding, branding, etc.), husbandry practices (e.g. feeding, watering, etc.) and outputs (e.g. milk, dung, etc.) which, depending on the country, may or may not be included in multi-topic household surveys. The module is a public good, which has been used to develop multi-topic household questionnaires in collaboration with country governments in Niger, Tanzania and Uganda. Data from these surveys will be freely available for analysis in 2012 and 2013, providing an unprecedented opportunity to enhance the understanding of the livestock poverty-wellbeing linkages at the household level.
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dig-okr-10986178892024-08-08T14:05:41Z Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys Pica-Ciamarra, Ugo Baker, Derek Morgan, Nancy Zezza, Alberto AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE About 60 percent of rural households in developing countries are estimated to fully or partly depend on livestock for their livelihoods. Available household level livestock data, however, are insufficient to appreciate the contribution of livestock to household livelihoods, including both the monetary and non-monetary benefits provided by farm animals. This challenges the design and implementation of effective investments in the sector. This paper presents a livestock module for multi-topic household surveys, which targets improved livestock-related questions therein. The livestock module for multi-topic household surveys has been jointly elaborated by the FAO, the ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute) and the World Bank, as part of the Livestock Data for Better Policies in Africa Project. It consists of a core set of questions, which quantify both livestock herd and the various contributions of farm animals to household livelihoods, including cash income, food, manure, draft power and hauling services, savings and insurance and social capital. It then includes additional detailed questions on livestock characteristics (e.g. breeding, branding, etc.), husbandry practices (e.g. feeding, watering, etc.) and outputs (e.g. milk, dung, etc.) which, depending on the country, may or may not be included in multi-topic household surveys. The module is a public good, which has been used to develop multi-topic household questionnaires in collaboration with country governments in Niger, Tanzania and Uganda. Data from these surveys will be freely available for analysis in 2012 and 2013, providing an unprecedented opportunity to enhance the understanding of the livestock poverty-wellbeing linkages at the household level. 2014-04-17T16:03:20Z 2014-04-17T16:03:20Z 2011-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2011/11/19357424/measuring-contribution-livestock-household-livelihoods-livestock-module-multi-topic-household-surveys https://hdl.handle.net/10986/17889 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE |
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE Pica-Ciamarra, Ugo Baker, Derek Morgan, Nancy Zezza, Alberto Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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About 60 percent of rural households in
developing countries are estimated to fully or partly depend
on livestock for their livelihoods. Available household
level livestock data, however, are insufficient to
appreciate the contribution of livestock to household
livelihoods, including both the monetary and non-monetary
benefits provided by farm animals. This challenges the
design and implementation of effective investments in the
sector. This paper presents a livestock module for
multi-topic household surveys, which targets improved
livestock-related questions therein. The livestock module
for multi-topic household surveys has been jointly
elaborated by the FAO, the ILRI (International Livestock
Research Institute) and the World Bank, as part of the
Livestock Data for Better Policies in Africa Project. It
consists of a core set of questions, which quantify both
livestock herd and the various contributions of farm animals
to household livelihoods, including cash income, food,
manure, draft power and hauling services, savings and
insurance and social capital. It then includes additional
detailed questions on livestock characteristics (e.g.
breeding, branding, etc.), husbandry practices (e.g.
feeding, watering, etc.) and outputs (e.g. milk, dung, etc.)
which, depending on the country, may or may not be included
in multi-topic household surveys. The module is a public
good, which has been used to develop multi-topic household
questionnaires in collaboration with country governments in
Niger, Tanzania and Uganda. Data from these surveys will be
freely available for analysis in 2012 and 2013, providing an
unprecedented opportunity to enhance the understanding of
the livestock poverty-wellbeing linkages at the household level. |
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL BREEDS ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL POWER ANTHRAX ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION BEEHIVES BEES BIRDS BREED BREEDING BREEDING ANIMAL BULLS CALF CALVES CASH INCOME CATTLE CHICKEN COWS CROPS CURATIVE TREATMENTS DAIRY DAIRY PRODUCTS DETERMINANTS DEWORMING DISEASES DONKEYS DRAFT POWER DUCKS EGG EGG PRODUCTION EGGS EQUINES FARM FARM ANIMALS FEED FEEDING FEEDING PRACTICES FEMALE GOATS FENCES FOWL GEESE GENDER GLOBAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GOAT GOATS GRAZING HEIFERS HEIFERS COWS HERD HERD STRUCTURE HERDING HORSES HOUSING LIVE WEIGHT LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK OUTPUTS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMS LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK RESEARCH LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK SPECIES MANURE MEAT MEAT PRODUCTION MILK MILK PRODUCTION MILKED MILKING MULES OXEN PACK ANIMALS PADDOCKS PIG PIG PRODUCTION PIG PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PIGS POOR LIVESTOCK KEEPERS POPULATION GROWTH POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRIVATE SECTOR RABBITS RUMINANTS RURAL HOUSEHOLDS SAFETY NET SHEEP SMALL RUMINANTS TICKS TURKEYS URBAN AREAS URBANIZATION VACCINATION SERVICES VETERINARY VETERINARY SERVICES VILLAGE |
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Pica-Ciamarra, Ugo Baker, Derek Morgan, Nancy Zezza, Alberto |
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Pica-Ciamarra, Ugo Baker, Derek Morgan, Nancy Zezza, Alberto |
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Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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Measuring the Contribution of Livestock to Household Livelihoods : A Livestock Module for Multi-topic Household Surveys |
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measuring the contribution of livestock to household livelihoods : a livestock module for multi-topic household surveys |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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