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to meet 15% representstion of the population in different farm-size groups in 2001-02). To give representation for seasonal and annual surveys in Kanzara and Kinkheda, 73 new households were added (labour 16, small 33, medium 15 and large 9) during 2008-09. High frequency (3-4 weeks) data has been collected from 389 households. Information was collected seasonally (once in six months) from 145 households and annually (once in a year) from 143 households in these six VLS villages. Same survey instruments were used for collecting information from these three groups to test whether the frequency of data collection has any impact on the quality of the information. 5. Survey Instruments (2005-06 to 2008-09) Information about various aspects of traditional farming practices and household economies are collected through specifically designed worksheets/modules for VLS surveys. In addition to these main tasks, the resident field investigators collected information from selected households during special purpose enquiry surveys. The special purpose surveys are discussed in detail in the latter part of this report. The worksheets are handy and provide ample space for recording observations or comments and giving detailed description of the data recorded. The worksheets/modules used for data collection are discussed below. 5.1. Set I. General Endowment Schedule (GES): The first set was called as General Endowment schedule (GES), which consists of different modules which provide information on resource endowments (family composition, land, livestock, farm implements, residential building, consumer durables, stock inventory, debt and credit) of the household. Module on Government Development Programs, which was designed to capture the benefits received by the household from on going Government programs, Coping mechanisms adopted by the household when there was a shortfall of income due drought/flood/pest infestation years and Role of Gender in decision making were added as additional modules. The following set of modules are used to collect above said information only once in the beginning of the agricultural year (1 st July) for four years (2005-06 to 2008-09). GES consists of the following sub-modules. Codes were developed and printed in the respective modules if required. These modeles can be ientified with the codes which were used in the first dynasty. Information about selected household Household member schedule (VLS-C) Land holding information (VLS-D) Livestock inventory (VLS-E) Farm equipment inventory (VLS-F) Farm building & consumer durables (VLS-G) Stock inventory (VLS-N) Debt & credit schedule (VLS-P) Government development programs Coping mechanisms Role of gender
5.2. Set <strong>II</strong>. Modules used for high frequency, seasonal and annual surveys: The second set consists of five modules, which are used for high frequency rounds of data collection at a regular interval of 3-4 weeks from each household during the survey. They are: (1) Utilization of human and bullock labor and mechinary (employment) (2) Household transactions (consumption of food and non-food, financial transactions, and purchase and sale of capital assets), (3) Market prices for different goods and services prevailing in the village (4) Cultivation details covering input-output data for each crop on a sub-plot basis by season, and (5) Livestock module to get the information on returns from livestock rearing. The same set of modules was used during first dynasty study 1975- 84. Description of modules used for socio-economic data collection was discussed below. Labor, Draft animal and Machinery Utilization Schedule (VLS-K) Household Transaction Schedule (VLS-L) Monthly Price Schedule (VLS-M) Plot Cultivation Schedule (VLS-Y) Livestock Economics Schedule (VLS-Z) 5.3. Access to second generation VLS data (2005-06 to 2008-09): In second generation VLS, the information collected through different modules is computerizeds. Very few codes are created and printed under each VLS module, which helps the field investigator to use at the time of data collection. CSPro (Census and survey program) software is used for computerization of second generation VLS data. Now the data is available in CSPro, Excel and in the form of STATA datasets for survey years (2005-06 to 2008-09). User can directly access the STATA data sets related to each module in folders with the module name related to the respectiver survey years. For example data related to Employment of a household can be accesed from the folder K-employment for the years 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 in 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2008-09 data sets respectively. Similarly data for other modules of different years also can be accesses in the same method as explained above.
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Page 20 and 21: Revenue Revenue rate fixed by the g
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Page 26 and 27: Agency_sav Source of saving: Nation
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Page 32 and 33: Migrant Dist Work_days Ave_work_hrs
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Page 38 and 39: Loan_giv Loan_to Loan_to_ot Loan_re
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Item_category Item_name Period_unit
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product) quantities along with unit
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Cen_no. Village The_man District St
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SURVEY INSTRUMENTS USED FOR SECOND
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Household details contd…… S No
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(LANDHOLDINGS contd.,) Soil Locatio
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D) Farm equipment owned by the hous
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F. Stock Inventory (As on 1 st July
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Government Development Programs and
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VLS-K Employment Schedule, Workshee
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Home produced Total Value (Rs.) Pur
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VLS - M, Monthly Price Schedule (20
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Monthly price schedule - C Commodit
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VLS-Z, LIVESTOCK ECONOMICS (2005-06
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A: Household details (As on 1 st Ju
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B: Landholding details (As on 1 st
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C) Livestock inventory of the house
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E. Building & Consumer durables of
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G. Debt and Credit Schedule Positio
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19. Fish Farmers development progra
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VLS - L, Transaction Module (2006-0
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2.7 Receipts from (Net Income only)
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Monthly Price Schedule - B Activity
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VLS - Y, Cultivation Schedule Work
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SURVEY INSTRUMENTS USED FOR SECOND
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Household details contd., S No Main
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(LANDHOLDINGS contd.,) Soil degrada
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D) Farm equipment owned by the hous
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F. Stock Inventory (As on 1 st July
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Government Development Programs and
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HOUSEHOLD SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE FOR
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Cultivation Schedule (Rainy season)
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC, AGRO-BIOLOGICAL AND
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(MODULE NO 6) Major sources of inco
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detergent) 6. Medical expenses V. C
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Cultivation Schedule (Post rainy se
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(MODULE NO 3) 1. Production and uti
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LIVESTOCK ECONOMICS (MODULE NO 5) M
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Household Transaction Schedule (MOD
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10. Benefits perceived by the farme
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Operations Labor use 1 Input/Output
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VLS - M, Monthly Price Schedule (20
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Monthly price schedule - C Commodit
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5. Family Composition as on 1 st Ju
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A: Household details (As on 1 st Ju
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B: Landholding details (As on 1 st
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C) Livestock inventory of the house
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E. Building & Consumer durables of
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G. Debt and Credit Schedule Positio
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24. Physically handicapped pension
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2. Role of gender in crop cultivati
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Transaction Module (VLS - L) 2008-0
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2.6.2 Payment (Chit fund & SHG) 2.7
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Monthly Price Schedule - B Activity
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VILLAGE LEVEL STUDIES (VLS) GT- IMP
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