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Appendices<br />

122<br />

5.12.4 Assesment Household Focus Group Questionnaire<br />

FSNAU <strong>Technical</strong> Series <strong>Report</strong> No. VI 48<br />

Issued October 18, <strong>2012</strong><br />

FOOd secURiTY And nUTRiTiOn AnALYsis UniT - sOMALiA<br />

(FsnAU)<br />

FOOd secURiTY And LiVeLiHOOds pAsTORAL <strong>Gu</strong> ‘12 seAsOnAL<br />

AssessMenT HOUseHOLd FOcUs GROUp QUesTiOnnAiRe<br />

interviewer’s name: _________________________<br />

date of interview: __________________________<br />

supervisor’s name: _________________________<br />

date checked: _____________________________<br />

Region: __________________________<br />

district: _________________________<br />

Village: ___________<br />

strata:_________________________<br />

Food economy Zone:_______________<br />

In collaboration with<br />

The Food Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)<br />

The Famine Early Warning System (FEWS/USAID)<br />

1.0 LIVESTOCK HOLDING<br />

a. Camel b. Cattle c. Sheep/Goat<br />

1.1 What is the current livestock holding of the poor 1. Currently<br />

households and what was it six months ago? Please<br />

indicate the number of livestock in relevant columns<br />

2. Six months ago<br />

1.2 What is the herd composition for small ruminants in<br />

the poor households(number of sheep/goat*)?<br />

a. Less than 2 months [_____]<br />

c. 6-­‐12 months [_____]<br />

b. 3-­‐6 months [_____]<br />

d. Over one year [_____]<br />

*Please check that the small ruminants herd composition given in 1.2 adds up to the total holding of sheep and goat reported by the household in 1.1<br />

1.3 Among the animals owned currently by the poor households what is a perception of ownership by gender of household members?<br />

Type of animal<br />

Quantity Owned By:<br />

1. Men 2.Women<br />

a. Camel<br />

b. Cattle<br />

c. Goats<br />

d. Sheep<br />

Total<br />

2.0 SEASONAL PERFORMANCE: CONCEPTIONS, BIRTHS AND DEATHS<br />

Please provide the information on seasonal performance and the conception, births and deaths among camels, cattle and shoats owned by a<br />

household for indicated years and seasons? [Please include all livestock -­‐ out-­‐migrated as well as those retained in the area]<br />

Year Season Seasonal<br />

a. Camels b. Cattle c. Shoats<br />

performance<br />

(1-­‐5) **<br />

Conception Births Deaths Conception Births Deaths Conception Births Deaths<br />

<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Gu</strong><br />

<strong>2012</strong> Jilaal<br />

2011/12 Deyr<br />

2011 Hagaa<br />

2011 <strong>Gu</strong><br />

**Seasonal performance rank categories are defined as follows:<br />

5 = A very good season for livestock production (e.g. due to good rains, little disease, etc)<br />

4 = A good season or above average season for livestock production<br />

3 = An average season in terms of livestock production<br />

2 = A poor season for livestock production<br />

1 = A very poor season for livestock production (e.g. due to drought, livestock disease, etc.)<br />

1<br />

Use the following categories to indicate levels of<br />

conceptions, births and deaths: high, medium, low,<br />

none<br />

Remember that births occur:<br />

12 months after conception in camels<br />

9 months after conception in cattle<br />

5 months after conception in small stock<br />

3.0 LIVESTOCK HERD DYNAMICS<br />

The table below outlines parameters for determining the herd dynamics. Please fill appropriately and include all livestock -­‐ out-­‐migrated as well<br />

as those retained in the area<br />

Dynamics in 2011 -­‐ <strong>2012</strong><br />

Livestock Type<br />

a. Camels b. Cattle c. Sheep/goats<br />

3.1 No. owned at the end of Deyr 2011 /12 20 20 50<br />

3.2 No. adult females<br />

3.3 No. born Deyr 2011/12<br />

3.4 No. born Jilaal <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.5 No. born <strong>Gu</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.6 No. sold during JIlaal Jan-­‐March <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.7 No. sold during <strong>Gu</strong> April-­‐ June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.8 No. slaughtered during Jan – June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.9 No. died during Jilaal Jan-­‐-­‐March <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.10 No. died during <strong>Gu</strong> April-­‐ June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.11 No. lost during Jan – June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.12 No. given away during Jan – June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.13 No. bought /received during Jan – June <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.14 No. at the end of June <strong>2012</strong> reported<br />

3.15 Number expected calving/kidding between July – Dec <strong>2012</strong><br />

3.16 Number of expected livestock off-­‐take between July – Dec <strong>2012</strong>:<br />

(bought + received) – (sales + slaughter + died + lost + given away)

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