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Evaluation of NRC Food Security and Livelihoods Projects in Chiredzi and Chipinge Districts of ZimbabweAppendix 5: Breakdown of Beneficiary Numbers and DemographicsChiredzi Ward 16 Beneficiary StatisticsInterventionLIGGoatsGuinea FowlsConservationAgricultureMarket linkagesConditional cashtransfer / IGAsUnconditional CashTransferNRC H/HCategory Male Female SubtotalIDPs 32 31 63Returnees 0Host 22 22 44IDPs 42 16 58Returnees 0Host 28 11 39IDPs 10 1 11Returnees 0Host 6 1 7IDPs 152 85 237Returnees 0Host 102 57 159IDPs 347 122 469Returnees 0Host 231 82 313IDPs 34 18 52Returnees 0Host 18 10 28IDPs 83 65 148GrantTotalSurveyParticipants%107 53 50%9718115 44%396 62 16%782 65 8%80 24 30%Returnees 0 170 55 32%Host 11 11 22Total 1118 532 1650 1650 310 19%68% 32% 100%Sources: NRC Project Reports and Evaluation Survey StatisticsCHIREDZI3-7th Sept 2012GroupInterviewsNo. OfPeopleIndividualInterviewsTotal #ParticipantsInterviewedNumber ofBeneficiariesin Project %Market Links 3 53 12 65 782 0.08Unconditional Cash 4 44 11 55 170 0.32Conditional cash /IGA 2 12 12 24 80 0.30Low Input Gardens 3 43 10 53 107 0.50Conserv. Agriculture 3 52 10 62 396 0.16Small Livestock 3 40 11 51 115 0.44TOTAL 310 1650 0.19Note:The demographic breakdown indicated in the above Table is not an accurate representation of the genderbalance of participants in the program, as the male head of household was frequently the person participating ininitial meeting for registration and project planning even where the actual participants in the trainings and workof the project (e.g. tending Gardens) was their wife. Thus it has not been not possible to accurately identify theratio of men to women amongst actual participants.31