RURAL BANGLADESH - PreventionWeb
RURAL BANGLADESH - PreventionWeb
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Socio-Economic Profiles of WFP Operational Areas and Beneficiaries<br />
Coastal Zone 6 TBD 23 20 460<br />
Chittagong Hill Tracts 13 TBD 23 20 460<br />
Drought Zone 26 TBD 23 20 460<br />
Northwest 36 TBD 23 20 460<br />
North Central Chars 36 TBD 23 20 460<br />
Haor Basin 28 TBD 23 20 460<br />
Total 145 (≈ 13,000) 130 2,760<br />
Step 2: Selection of households<br />
Once the villages have been selected, the survey team will need to develop a census of all households<br />
within the selected vellages. During the training for the village census, enumerators must be<br />
instructed to get complete list of all residents within the geographic boundaries of the village,<br />
whether or not the residents are considered to be part of the local community. From the list of all<br />
households in the selected villages, a sample of 20 HH will be selected using systematic random<br />
sampling technique. Households lists should be arranged by alphabetical order.<br />
III. Sample Weighting Factors<br />
Because the number of households selected from each zone is not the same as the proportion<br />
households within each zone, relative to the number of households in all six zones, households will<br />
have different probabilities of being selected in each zone. In order to correct for the fact that<br />
households in different zones have different probabilities of being selected, a weight factor will need<br />
to be constructed, with a different weight for each zone. The weight factor will be equal to the total<br />
number of households in the zone (may be estimated by dividing the total population in the zone by<br />
5, the average HH size) divided by the number of households selected within the zone.<br />
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