THE AGRARIAN RURAL HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY

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Figure 1: Research sites and districts 11
Figure 2: Sample size by organisation (N=1,743) 18
Figure 3: Provincial breakdown of sample (%) (N=1,743) 19
Figure 4: Compilation of the provinces 19
Figure 5: Type of land tenure (N=1,699) 20
Figure 6: Type of tenure by province (N=1,699) 22
Figure 7: Age distribution by gender (N=1,705) 26
Figure 8: Highest level of education attained (N=943) 26
Figure 9: Level of education by tenure type (N=943) 27
Figure 10: Type of employment (N=1,542) 29
Figure 11: Crop land size (%) (N=1,260) 35
Figure 12: Crop land size by tenure type (% with food gardens or 10 head of different livestock types by province 61
Figure 32: Aggregate changes* in herd/flock sizes 62
Figure 33: Aggregate changes in herd sizes by province 63
Figure 34: Main reasons for decrease in herd/flock sizes 63
Figure 35: Main uses of livestock 64
Figure 36: Livestock sales 65
Figure 37: Mean value of livestock sales 66
Figure 38: Primary livestock markets for those who sell livestock (%) 66
Figure 39: Percentage producing different types of crops (N=1,743) 71
Figure 40: Crop production by province (N=1,743*) 71
Figure 41: Crop production by tenure (N=1,698*) 72
Figure 42: Disaggregated farm dweller crop production 73
Figure 43: Crop amounts produced by crop type 73
Figure 44: Use of crops 74
Figure 45: Crop sales by crop type 75
Figure 46: Mean crop sales 75
Figure 47: Main markets for crops 76
Figure 48: % of respondents in different hunger categories producing crops (N=1,717*) 77
Figure 49: Primary water source for crops and livestock 80
Figure 50: Water source for crops by province 81
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