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2. Producing a monograph 8. Add a photograph of a village plantation or animals. 9. Add the table from the Mo_p3 sheet of the ‘village name’_diagnosis_ data Excel file which details the number of the various animals 10. Add the “Living livestock capital per household type” chart from the Mo_p3 sheet of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data 11. Add the chart “Evolution of the livestock herd” from the sheet Mo_ p3 of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data Create shapes in Publisher to create the diagram “average land use per household” • Different shapes (lines, arrows, ellipses, rectangles and others) can be created in Publisher by left clicking on the desired shape and then left clicking on the monograph sheet at the desired position. Its position can be changed by clicking on it and dragging. Its size can be modified by left clicking on the corners. The screen shot below shows the different shapes in the oval outlined in red and the change of position and size. • The colour inside a shape and that of the border can be chosen by clicking on the Colour buttons as shown below: • To add text to the shape, right click inside and write the text. Colours for the table showing the number of hectares for each land use. • The colours of the table showing the number of hectares for each land use must correspond to the colours used on the map. In order to do this, follow these steps: 1. Left click on the ‘colour fill’ button; choose the option example of padding colour by left clicking on it. • Then follow these steps: 1. Left click in the cell corresponding to the chosen colour. The cursor changes from an arrow shape to a kind of pipette. Drag this to the area of the map with the colour you want. Left click on the colour. (See illustration) 2. Left click on the colour fill button • Do the same for all the land uses 2. The cursor changes from an arrow shape to a kind of pipette. Drag this to the area of the map with the colour you want. Left click on the colour. (See illustration)
2. Producing a monograph 2.4 Creating page 4 • The steps for completing the fourth page follow: 1. Copy and paste the problem census table from the Mo_p4 sheet of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data. Change the size. 2. Copy and paste the table giving the number of hectares for each land use of the final land use plan from the Mo_p4 sheet of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data 3. Copy and paste the map from QGIS of the final land use plan 4. In the text boxes, add comments for the different land uses (Why did the villagers put this land use here? What do they intend to do?...) The arrow head can be moved by left clicking on it and link a land use to a comment. 5. Copy and paste the Village Action Plan table the Mo_p4 sheet of the Excel file ‘village name’_diagnosis_data. Change the size. TOOLBOX 7 Synthesising PLUP knowledge in a village monograph • Do the same as for the sheet number 3: put the corresponding colour in the table of the number of hectares for each land use. • In the same way, put the corresponding colour in the Village Action Plan table. This screen shot shows Page 4 of the completed monograph for Houay Thong Village. 95
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HANDBOOK PARTICIPATORY LAND USE PLA
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FOREWORD At the end of 2009, a manu
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