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and snowballing sampling techniques were
applied. Moreover, proportional sampling
method was applied for free-listing
according to the population in the
respective community. Certain selection
criteria were developed to identify the
participants for study.
Table 1: Selection Criteria
Instruments
Key Informant Interviews
Representative of women groups or mothers groups
Teachers (2 Female, 2 Male)
Community Leaders and Health Workers
Service Providers
Security Forces
Focus Group Discussions
Landless women
Women aged (35-45)
Men aged (35-45)
Young girls (12-18)
Dalit and Janajati
Brahmin and Chettri
Single women (whose husbands had died)
SELECTION
PROCEDURE
1. KII and FGD
• Researchers moved around and
met with different people in the
communities
• Research objectives were described very
clearly
• Researchers asked the people in the
community for eligible key informants
of different groups such as teachers and
health workers, who could provide
enrich information about the issues of
women in their community
Case Studies
Women who were coping with their problems
Women still having problems
Free-listing and Prioritization
Dalit 25%
Janajati 50%
Madhesi 10%
Others 15%
• Visited the home or place where key
informants were available.
• Developed rapport and discussed the
contents of the consent form
• After getting consent from him or her,
started the interview or discussion in
an informal way
2. Case Studies
• Researchers tried to identify the
women, most appropriate for the case
studies while conducting KIIs and
FGDs.
• If researchers were not able to find
respondents for case studies then they
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Psychosocial Issues of
Women affected by conflict