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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department Questionnaire for food market sellers’ survey The survey has been undertaken by VISTAA Consulting Companyfor ACF foundation. Date of interview June ______ 2004 Name of market _______________________________ _____________________ 1. What kind of meat do you sell local imported both 2. Please specify the meat sold and the proportion according to sales volume, total 100%. chicken ______ lamb / mutton ______ pork ______ beef ______ 3. From whom do you buy the meat (you can specify more than one answer) slaughter house importer farmer own farm other (specify) _____ mediator 4. How often do you buy meat everyday once a week every other day only on holidays 5. When do you buy meat in the morning in the evening in afternoon any time INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 151
➔ 6. How do you pay for meat immediately, cash, just in buying after selling the meat partially, part in buying and another part after selling the meat I sell the production from my own farm 7. Why do you buy the meat of that individual / organisation the quality certificate quality price on-time delivery service good distributor other (specify) _____________________ 8. Do you return remained meat or not no sometime often always 9. How often customers ask for the lamb / mutton meat often sometimes not often they don’t ask 10. When do you buy lamb / mutton meat often sometimes not often they don’t ask 152 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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