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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 4 – waiting for return to the original village % 5 – engaged in other activities, please explain _______________________ % 13. Main impact of the kits distribution on the Household Activity a) According to you what is the impact of the IGA kit for your HH activity (compared to before) Positive Negative Average No Impact b) In case of no, average or negative impact, please explain the reason(s). Main difficulties identified Y/N Observations Rank 1 - Sale (no customers or distance to the market) 2 - Competition with others engaged in the same activity 3 - No access to land, structures, boats, etc. 4 - Problem of skills (don’t know how to use kit) 5 - Problem of kit (problem with electricity, size of kit, wrong kit distributed, etc) 6 - Competition to obtain contracts (construction related) 7 - Lack of essential items needed for the activity 8 - Lack of quality of kit distributed 9 - High fuel prices (kerosene, petrol, diesel, machine oil, etc – specify) 10 - Requires a lot of time to generate an income 11 – Problems related to the weather 12 – Transport 13 – Security & Taxation 14 – Others (please explain) INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 193
➔ c) Since you received the kits what kind(s) of change(s) have you noticed within your household (list all changes, several answers possible) 1 – Increased of income ☐ 2 – Increase of production ☐ 3 – Regular working activity now ☐ 4 – Ability to purchase/consume additional food (additional to the basic diet) ☐ 5 - Ability to purchase non-food items ☐ 6 – Other (Please Explain) ______________________________________ ☐ d) Use of the results of the IGA (food processing, services, constructionand fishing activities) 1 – Sale of Products Only ☐ 2 – HH Consumption Only ☐ 3 – Sale & Consumption ☐ e) If engaged in both sale & consumption, indicate then proportion for selling _________ %, proportion for HH consumption __________ % (the total is 100%) 14. <strong>Income</strong> a) What was the household income before the tsunami________________ Rp/Month/Family b) What was the household income after the tsunami (prior to the distribution of the kit) ____________ Rp/Month/Family c) What is the household income since receiving the IGA kit___________ Rp/month/Family 194 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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