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1 Baseline survey Trainings: 14 February 2011 M.N.M. Ibrahim Regional Project Coordinator - ILRI Development and application of decision-support tools to conserve and sustainably use genetic diversity in indigenous livestock and wild relatives Baseline surveys in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka & Vietnam

2 Collaborating Institutions Bangladesh: March 2009 Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh Vietnam: March 2009 National Institute of Animal Husbandry Sri Lanka: March 2009 University of Peradeniya Pakistan: January 2011 University of Agriculture, Faisalabad

3 Baseline surveys At the baseline level 3 types of surveys are required: Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA)or Focus Group Discussion (PRA) Household survey (HH) Market Agent survey (MA)

4 Baseline Survey Activities Baseline survey Trainings: Bangladesh: Nov 2009 Sri Lanka: Jan/Feb 2010 Vietnam: Mar 2010 Pakistan: Feb 2011 Survey Execution: Bangladesh: Nov 2009 to Jan 2010 Sri Lanka: Mar to May 2010 Vietnam: Apr to June 2010 Pakistan: Mar/Apr 2011

5 Baseline Survey Activities ……. Data Entry and Cleaning: Bangladesh: Feb to Apr 2010 Sri Lanka: Jun to Sep 2010 Vietnam: Jul to Oct 2010 Pakistan: May to June 2011 Analyses and Reporting: Bangladesh: Nov/Dec 2010 Sri Lanka: Nov/Dec 2010 Vietnam: Jan 2011 Pakistan: July 2011

6 PRA Training in SL

7 HH survey Training - SL

8 Role-Play

9 PRA - BD

10 Market Agent Survey - BD

11 Awareness conducted by Site Manager - BD

12 Lessons Learnt…. Farmer turn out for PRA is poor!! Site manager or logistics team member has not done his/her job properly – insufficient publicity or last minute notification Participation by women are low!! Chicken are generally cared for by women, and goats by both men & women. Important to have equal representation Some farmers in the group are more active/talkative and deny others in giving their opinion!! Observer/Facilitator should divert attention to others in the group

13 Lessons Learnt…. Members of the PRA team or enumerators are less familiar with technical terms Clarify your doubts during training and use the glossary Confusion in names used by farmers to identify chicken and goat breeds Guide the farmers by showing colour photos Incomplete PRA reports!! The PRA team should get together and review the notes taken by the note keepers and put together the draft report the very next day

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