Ghana - Afrint Village Level Data 2002 and 2008, Round I & II

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Reference ID GHA-C-DAMAA-AFRINT-VILL-2002-2008-v1.0
Year 2001 - 2002
Country Ghana
Producer(s) Lund University - Swedish Government
Sponsor(s) Swedish International Development Authority - sida - Funder
Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation - BoSTF - Funder
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The Centre for Data Archiving, Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
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Documentation

Download the questionnaires, technical documents and reports that describe the survey process and the key results for this study.
Questionnaires
Afrint Village Level Questionnaire 2002 and 2008
pdf   29.78 KB

subtitle AFRINT VILL 2002 and 2008
Author(s) Swedish team Göran Djurfeldt (team leader), Dept of Sociology, Lund University Hans Holmén, Institution for Thematic research, Linköping University Magnus Jirström, Dept of Social and Economic Geography, Lund University Agnes Andersson, Dept of Social a
Date 2014-09-12
Country Ghana
Language English
Contributor(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Publisher(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Description This is the questionnaire of the Afrint village level survey for the two rounds; 2002 and 2008.
Table of contents Scope of survey 1
Population size and land use
Agricultural dynamism: agro-ecology
Agricultural dynamism: infrastructure and markets
State interventions
Markets
Farmer organisations
Land and land tenure
Credit
History of intensification (indicators)
Labour:
Economic constraints and facilitating factors
Gender aspects:
Download Afrint_I_Village_questionnaire.pdf
Afrint Village Level Questionnaire II 2002 and 2008
pdf   149.64 KB

subtitle AFRINT VILL QII 2002 and 2008
Author(s) Swedish team Göran Djurfeldt (team leader), Dept of Sociology, Lund University Hans Holmén, Institution for Thematic research, Linköping University Magnus Jirström, Dept of Social and Economic Geography, Lund University Agnes Andersson, Dept of Social a
Date 2014-09-12
Country Ghana
Language English
Contributor(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Publisher(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Description This is the questionnaire of the Afrint village level II Questionnaire
Table of contents Scope of survey 2

Section I
Village identification
Summary on agro-ecological potential

Section II
General village characteristics
Population size and land use
Infrastructure land and land tenure
Agricultural dynamism: agro-ecology and environmental problems
Cattle

Section III
General village characteristics
Credit
Contract farming (commercial)

Section IV
Staple crops: availability and access to varieties
Fertilizer
Fertilizer access
Agricultural techniques
Extension
Food security indicators

Section V
Questions for focus group to answer
General village characteristics
Population size and land use
Land and land tenure
Rural-urban linkages
Gender dynamics in relation to crops
Food security indicators
Download Afrint_II_Village_questionnaire.pdf
Reports
Afrint Village Report The Millennium Development Goals and Food Crises 2011
pdf   382.95 KB

subtitle Afrint II REPORT-2010
Author(s) Goran Djurfeldt , Agnes Andersson , Hans Holmen , Magnus Jirstrom
Date 2014-09-12
Country Ghana
Language English
Contributor(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Publisher(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Description This is the report of the Afrint village level data.
This report summarises research carried out during three years (2007– 2010) in the Sida-financed Afrint II project. The most salient, policyrelevant conclusions deal with maize, which is the biggest food crop insub-Saharan Africa (SSA), and with seed-fertilizer technology, commercialisationand impacts of government policies.
Table of contents Background and methodology
Brief on methodology
Comparing cross-sections 2002 and 2008
Agricultural policy options
Concluding reflections on policy relevance
Looking ahead
References
Download Report.pdf
Other materials
Afrint Project
pdf   397.85 KB

subtitle African food crises; The Nigerian case study
Author(s) Kormawa, P , Akande, S.O , Okechukwu, R
Date 2014-09-12
Country Ghana
Language English
Contributor(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Publisher(s) Center for Data Archiving Management, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA)
Description This document is an additional information on the Afrint village level data 2. This is based on the Nigeria survey.
Table of contents BACKGROUND
Survey Methodology and data
Sampling of survey villages and households
Survey Implementation
Recruitment and Training of Enumerators
Field Supervision
Data Entry, Cleaning and Analysis

Proof reading to assure data quality

Village level determinants of agricultural intensification
Physical endowment of villages
Infrastructure and markets in selected villages
Public support to villages
Framer organizations
Land Acquisition
Indicators of intensification at the village level

Descriptive and econometric analysis of household data
Econometric analysis
Analytical framework
Quantitative variables used in econometric models
Household socio-economic characteristics
Cassava and Maize Production Functions
Constraints to household food production
Productivity trends and adoption of new technologies
Trends in productivity of cassava and maize over time
Cassava productivity during pre-SAP, SAP and post-SAP periods
Maize productivity during pre-SAP, SAP and post-SAP periods
Determinants for cassava and maize technologies adoption
Maize production technology adoption
Cassava production technology adoption
Yield differences and commercialization of cassava and maize
Cassava yield difference
Maize yield difference
Crop Productivity and commercialization
Maize commercialization
Cassava commercialization

Summary and conclusions
Production gains and trends
Productivity
Extent in differences in technology adoption
Differences in marketing
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