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Townsend Project -> Annual Resurvey -> Key Informant ->
Questionnaire Summary (K)
Annual Resurvey Key Informant Questionnaire
Summary
I. Village Identification
II. Characteristics of Village
Headman (Questions including name, whether respondent was the headman
of the village 12 months ago, whether respondent was interviewed for
the big survey, gender, age, titles/positions currently held in the
village, how many years respondent has lived in the village, highest
grade of school completed, from which occupation respondent earned most
of income over the past 12 months, from which occupation respondent
earned most of income when s/he was active, how many rai of land does
respondent and spouse own, and how many rai of land respondent and spouse
inherited)
III. Population (Questions
including how many household are in the village today, present population,
comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months before that were there
any significant changes in migration, description of change, why respondent
believes change occurred, and how change has affected village [Temporary
migration: # of people moving temporarily to the village from Bangkok,
# of people moving temporarily to the village from other urban areas,
# of people temporarily moving to the village from rural areas, # of
people leaving the village temporarily to go to Bangkok, # of people
leaving the village temporarily to go to other urban areas, and number
of people leaving village temporarily to go to rural areas; Permanent
migration: # of people moving permanently to the village from Bangkok,
# of people moving permanently to the village from other urban areas,
# of people permanently moving to the village from rural areas, # of
people leaving the village permanently to go to Bangkok, # of people
leaving the village permanently to go to other urban areas, and # of
people leaving village permanently to go to rural areas])
IV. Occupation (Questions including comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months
before that were there any significant changes in occupations, description
of change, why respondent believes change occurred, and how change has
affected village [# of people who are unemployed and/or looking for
work, # of people who raise fish or shrimp, # of people who raise livestock,
# of people who grow crops, # of people who have household business,
# of people who work for factories, # of factories operating near the
village, # of people who work in construction, # of people who do agricultural
wage labor, # of people who do non-agricultural wage labor, # of people
who do piece work at home, and # of people who own no land in this village])
V. Agriculture (Questions including
comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months before that were there
any significant changes in agriculture, description of change, why respondent
believes change occurred, how change has affected village [types of
crop that are gown, # of people that use walking tractors, # of people
who use chemical fertilizer, average amount of chemical fertilizer used
per rai, yield per rai on the main crop grown, # of rai under cultivation,
cooperation of farmers in acquiring inputs, cooperation of farmers in
production, cooperation of farmers in selling and/or transporting output,
and the availability of water for agriculture in this village], comparing
past 12 months to the 12 months before that were there any significant
changes in the way farmers in this village sell their output or to whom
they sell their output, description of change, why respondent believes
change occurred, and how the change has affected village)
VI. Social Networks (Questions
including comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months before that
were there any significant changes in social networks, description of
change, why respondent believes change occurred, and how change has
affected village [# of people who send remittances to people in village,
amount of money that is remitted, # of villagers who help other villagers
by providing free labor, # of villagers who help others by sharing equipment,
# of villagers who help others with money, and # of villagers who help
others with rice])
VII. Credit and Savings (Questions
including comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months before that
were there any significant changes in credit & savings, description
of change, why respondent believes change occurred, and how the change
has affected the village [# of village organizations offering credit
and/or savings, # of informal institutions offering credit, # of villagers
who save with formal financial institutions, amount saved, # of villagers
who save with village organizations, amount saved, # of villagers who
save with the BAAC or Agricultural Cooperative, amount saved, # of villagers
who borrow from formal financial institution, amount borrowed, # of
villagers who borrow from village organizations, amount borrowed, #
of villagers who borrow from informal financial institutions, amount
borrowed, # of villagers who borrow from BAAC or Agricultural Cooperative,
amount borrowed, # of BAAC groups that are active, and # of people who
are members of BAAC groups in the village], whether in past 12 months
there have been any new village organizations established, what new
organizations, their impact, over past 12 months have any village organizations
ceased to exist, which ones, and the impact of this)
VIII. Prices (Questions including
comparing the past 12 months to the 12 months before that, were there
any significant changes in prices, description of change, why respondent
believes change occurred, and how change has affected the village [wages
for non-agricultural work, wages for agricultural work, interest rates
for borrowing, interest rates for savings, price/value of land, prices
for agricultural output, prices for agricultural inputs, and prices
for consumer goods])
IX. Health and Natural Disasters
(Questions including comparing the past 12
months to the 12 months before that, has the village experienced any
health & natural disasters, approximately how many households were
affected, and how event affected village [flood, drought, storm, crop
disease, soil erosion, polluted drinking water, polluted water for agriculture,
villagers suffering from cholera, villagers suffering from typhoid,
villagers suffering from malaria, villagers suffering from HIV/AIDS,
villagers suffering from hemorrhagic fever, villagers suffering from
smallpox, and villagers suffering from other disease])
X. Risk Response (Questions
including comparing this past year to the year before than which was
the worst year for village income, why, was this a bad year for many
of the households in the village, what have been the biggest challenges
that the village has faced over the past 12 months, what the respondent
would like to accomplish in future, whether village has been affected
by the recent turmoil in Thailand?s economic circumstances, and how
so)
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