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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 3. What meat do you use for everyday meal (you can choose more than 1 answer, 1-3) chicken ____ fish ____ lamb / mutton ____ pork ____ beef ____ don’t use ____ 4. What meat do you use for hosting guests (you can choose more than 1 answer, 1-3) chicken ____ fish ____ lamb / mutton ____ pork ____ beef ____ don’t use ____ 5. What meat do you use for picnic (you can choose more than 1 answer, 1-3) chicken ____ fish ____ lamb / mutton ____ pork ____ beef ____ don’t use ____ 6. How much do you spend on meat in a month less than 2000 AMD 2000-7000AMD more than 7000 AMD 7. Where do buy meat products (you can choose more than 1 answer, maximum 3 answers, please specify them according to the importance). _____ market _____ nearby store _____ Specialized meat store _____ Supermarket 8. When do you make decision on meat purchase before coming to store in the store both INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 147
➔ 9. What sausage do you use (meat) chicken bee lamb / mutton pork doesn’t matter vegetable (soy based) 10. Will you buy sausage with lamb / mutton yes no don’t know 11. Do you buy local or imported meat local imported both 12. What is the most important for meat purchase (you can choose more than 1 answer, by importance 1-3) ______ store location ______ freshness ______ price ______ service ______ availability of meat products 13. Sex male female 14. How many people are in your family 1 2-3 4-5 6 or more 15. How old are you under 25 26-35 36-50 51 or more 16. What is your education school 8 years high school bachelor master 17. Recommendation on improvement of meat market 148 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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➔ Chapter 4 focuses on programme
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