SECSURV1 -- COMMUNITY FORM
POST1 -- COMMUNITY POSITION OF RESPONDENT1.
POST2 -- COMMUNITY POSITION OF RESPONDENT2.
POST3 -- COMMUNITY POSITION OF RESPONDENT3.
0 ‘None’
1 ‘MAYOR’
2 ‘ELDER/VETERAN FISHER’
3 ‘RESISTANCE COUNCIL MEMBER’
4 ‘GABUNGA’
5 ‘FISHERMEN COMMITTEE MEMBER’
6 ‘FIELD STAFF’
7 ‘LAND OWNER’
8 ‘COMMITTEE MEMBER OF A CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY’
9 ‘MARKET MASTER’
10 ‘OWNER OF THE LANDING’
ISLAND -- IS LANDING ON ISLAND.
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
LAND STAT -- LANDING STATUS.
1 ‘CANOE LANDING ONLY’
2 ‘LANDING + VILLAGE’
DISTANCE -- DISTANCE BETWEEN VILLAGE AND LANDING.
0 ‘0KM’
1 ‘1–2KM’
2 ‘>2KM’
MALE_POP -- SIZE OF MALE POPULATION.
FEM_POP -- SIZE OF FEMALE POPULATION.
TOT_POP -- TOTAL SIZE OF POPULATION.
TOT_HH -- TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS.
(Enter exact size of population or households)
COMM_CHG -- COMMUNITY CHANGE OVER LAST FIVE YEARS.
1 ‘BECOME BIGGER’
2 ‘STAYED SAME’
3 ‘BECOME SMALLER’
REASON1 -- REASON1 WHY CHANGE.
REASON2 -- REASON2 WHY CHANGE.
REASON3 -- REASON3 WHY CHANGE.
1 ‘LANDING NOT REGISTERED’
2 ‘LOW CATCHES’
3 ‘LACK OF MARKET’
4 ‘NO DISCIPLINE /THEFTY’
5 ‘POOR ACCESSIBILITY’
7 ‘HIGH CATCHES’
8 ‘MARKET AVAILABILITY’
10 ‘OUT-MIGRATION’
11 ‘TIMBER BUSINESS’
12 ‘IN-MIGRATION’
13 ‘GOOD JOB OPPORTUNITIES’
14 ‘LACK OF/EXPENSIVE FISHING INPUTS’
15 ‘NO LOAN/DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES’
16 ‘AVAILABILITY OF SOCIAL SERVICES’
17 ‘GOOD DISCIPLINE’
19 ‘DISPLACEMENT FROM FOREST RESERVES’
PROBLEM1 -- PROBLEM1 HINDERING DEVELOPMENT.
PROBLEM2 -- PROBLEM2 HINDERING DEVELOPMENT.
PROBLEM3 -- PROBLEM3 HINDERING DEVELOPMENT.
1 ‘LOW FISH CATCHES’
2 ‘PRIVATE LAND’
3 ‘HIGH COMMODITY PRICES’
4 ‘POOR ACCESSIBILITY’
5 ‘THEFT’
6 ‘HIGH INPUT COSTS’
7 ‘MIGRANT POPULATION’
8 ‘LACK GEAR’
10 ‘LACK OF COOPERATION AMONG FISHERMEN’
11 ‘LOW FISH PRICES’
12 ‘LACK OF SOCIAL SERVICES’
13 ‘GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS’
14 ‘SCARCITY OF FOOD’
15 ‘OFFICIAL HARASSMENT’
16 ‘NO DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME’
17 ‘ROUGH WATERS’
18 ‘HIPPOS’
19 ‘USE OF ILLEGAL GEAR’
20 ‘PEOPLE ARE MOSTLY FARMERS’
21 ‘LACK CAPITAL’
22 ‘LACK DEVELOPMENT PLAN’
23 ‘IGNORANCE’
24 ‘TSE TSE FLIES’
25 ‘LANDINGS COMPETE’
26 ‘LACK STORAGE FACILITIES’
LAND -- LANDING IS SITUATED.
1 ‘MAILO’
2 ‘PRIVATE’
3 ‘FOREST RESERVE’
4 ‘GOVERNMENT’
AMENITIES/SERVICES WITHIN COMMUNITY/WITHIN 5KM.
DWELL -- NO. DWELLINGS.
SHOP1 -- NO. SHOPS.
SHOP2 -- NO. SHOPS WITHIN 5KM.
KIOSK1 --NO. KIOSKS.
KIOSK2 --NO. KIOSKS WITHIN 5KM.
BAR1 -- NO. BARS.
BAR2 -- NO. BARS WITHIN 5KM.
EAT1 -- NO. EATING PLACES.
EAT2 -- NO. EATING PLACES WITHIN 5KM.
LODGE1 --NO. LODGES.
LODGE2 --NO. LODGES WITHIN 5KM.
MARKET1 --NO. MARKETS.
MARKET2 --NO. MARKETS WITHIN 5KM.
BUTCH1 -- NO. BUTCHERY.
BUTCH2 -- NO. BUTCHERY WITHIN 5KM.
PSCH1 -- NO. PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
PSCH2 -- NO. PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITHIN 5KM.
SECSCH1 --NO. SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
SECSCH2 --NO. SECONDARY SCHOOLS WITHIN 5KM.
PCLINIC1--NO. PRIVATE CLINIC.
PCLINIC2--NO. PRIVATE CLINIC WITHIN 5KM.
GCLINIC1--NO. GOVERNMENT CLINIC.
GCLINIC2--NO. GOVERNMENT CLINIC WITHIN 5KM.
MOSQUE1 --NO. MOSQUE.
MOSQUE2 --NO. MOSQUE WITHIN 5KM.
CHURCH1 --NO. CHURCH.
CHURCH2 --NO. CHURCH WITHIN 5KM.
POFFICE1--NO. POST OFFICE.
POFFICE2--NO. POST OFFICE WITHIN 5KM.
POLICE1 --NO. POLICE STATION.
POLICE2 --NO. POLICE STATION WITHIN 5KM.
PETROL1 --NO. PETROL STATION.
PETROL2 --NO. PETROL STATION WITHIN 5KM.
BANK1 --NO. BANK.
BANK2 --NO. BANK WITHIN 5KM.
BIMECH1 --NO. BICYCLE MECHANIC.
BIMECH2 --NO. BICYCLE MECHANIC WITHIN 5KM.
OBMECH1 --NO. OUTBOARD ENGINE MECHANIC.
OBMECH2 --NO. OUTBOARD ENGINE MECHANIC.
VEMECH1 --NO. VECHICLE MECHANIC.
VEMECH2 --NO. VECHICLE MECHANIC WITHIN 5KM.
CARP1 --NO. CARPENTRY WORKSHOP.
CARP2 --NO. CARPENTRY WORKSHOP WITHIN 5KM.
BRICK1 --NO. BRICKMAKER.
BRICK2 --NO. BRICKMAKER WITHIN 5KM.
TAILOR1 --NO. TAILOR.
TAILOR2 --NO. TAILOR WITHIN 5KM.
(Enter exact number of amenity/service)
DWELLREM -- TYPE OF DWELLINGS.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘TEMP SHELTER’
2 ‘STANDARD’
3 ‘SEMI/PERMANENT’
MKTREM -- MARKET REMARK.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘PERM/DAILY’
2 ‘MOBILE /NO STRUCTURE’
3 ‘TEMPORARY/ DAILY’
4 ‘MOBILE/TEMPORARY STRUCTURES’
5 ‘MOBILE/PERMANET STRUCTURES’
PIPED1 -- PIPED WATER WITHIN COMMUNITY.
PIPED2 -- PIPED WATER WITHIN 5KM RADIUS.
ELECT1 -- ELECTRICITY WITHIN COMMUNITY.
ELECT2 -- ELECTRICITY WITHIN 5KM RADIUS.
TRANS1 -- PUBLIC TRANSPORT WITHIN COMMUNITY.
TRANS2 -- PUBLIC TRANSPORT WITHIN 5KM RADIUS.
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
TRANREM -- AVAILABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘PRIVATE VEHICLE’
2 ‘KINALA’ [TRANSPORT BOAT]
3 ‘BUS’
4 ‘MATATUS’[TAXIS]
5 ‘BICYCLES’
6 ‘STEAMER’
TRUNK -- KM TO TRUNK ROAD.
(Enter exact distance in KM.)
ACCESS -- ACCESSIBILITY.
1 ‘VERY POOR’
2 ‘POOR’
3 ‘FAIR’
4 ‘GOOD’
5 ‘VERY GOOD’
COMMUNITY ORGANISATION.
GABUNGA -- COMMUNITY HAS GABUNGA.
FISHCOM -- COMMUNITY HAS FISHING COMMITTEE.
COOP -- COMMUNITY HAS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
COMDEV -- COMMUNITY HAS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
GABREM1 -- GABUNGA REMARK1.
GABREM2 -- GABUNGA REMARK2.
COMREM1 -- FISHING COMMITTEE REMARK1.
COMREM2 -- FISHING COMMITTEE REMARK2.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘RESPONSIBLE FOR DISCIPLINE’
2 ‘LANDOWNER’
3 ‘CHAIRMAN FISHERMEN'S COMMITTEE’
4 ‘KEEPS LIST OF PROPERTY’
5 ‘COMMITTEE FAILED’
6 ‘RC IN CHARGE’
7 ‘NO LEADERSHIP’
8 ‘NOT ACTIVE’
9 ‘WELL ORGANISED’
10 ‘ORGANISED BY LANDOWNER’
11 ‘GENERAL ASSEMBLY’
12 ‘PROCESS OF ELECT’
COOPREM1 -- COOPERATIVE SOCIETY REMARK1.
COOPREM2 -- COOPERATIVE SOCIETY REMARK2.
0 ‘NO COMMENT’
1 ‘STARTING SOCIETY’
2 ‘SOCIETY FAILED’
3 ‘WELL ORGANISED’
4 ‘SOCIETY FAILED’
5 ‘NOT INTERESTED’
6 ‘NO SOCIETY’
8 ‘COMMUNITY BENEFITED’
DEVREM1 -- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REMARK1.
DEVREM2 -- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REMARK2.
DEVREM3 -- COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REMARK3.
0 ‘NO COMMENT’
1 ‘SELF HELP’
2 ‘BENEFITED’
3 ‘FAILED’
4 ‘NO BENEFIT’
5 ‘PLANNING SELF HELP’
FEMINIC1 -- WOMEN INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITY1.
FEMINIC2 -- WOMEN INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITY2.
FEMINIC3 -- WOMEN INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITY3.
FEMINIC4 -- WOMEN INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITY4.
1 ‘MARKET GARDEN/FARMING’
2 ‘SELL FOOD’
3 ‘OWN KIOSKS’
4 ‘OWN GEAR’
5 ‘PROCESS FISH’
6 ‘FISHMONGER’
7 ‘LOCAL BREW’
8 ‘LABOURERS’
ILL1 -- MOST SERIOUS DISEASE1.
ILL2 -- MOST SERIOUS DISEASE2.
ILL3 -- MOST SERIOUS DISEASE3.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘MALARIA’
2 ‘DYSENTERY’
3 ‘DIARRHOEA’
4 ‘JIGGERS’
5 ‘WORMS’
6 ‘COUGH/COLD’
7 ‘AIDS/OTHER STD’
8 ‘SCABIES’
9 ‘ELEPHANTIASIS’
10 ‘PNEUMONIA’
11 ‘TEETH’
12 ‘BILHARZIA’
13 ‘TYPHOID’
14 ‘SLEEPNG SICKNESS’
15 ‘SKIN ULCERS’
16 ‘TETANUS’
17 ‘TRACHOMA’
18 ‘MEASLES’
SECSURV2 -- HOUSEHOLD FORM
SECTION 1: RESPONDENT BACKGROUND INFORMATION
REGION -- NAME OF REGION.
1 ‘ENTEBBE’
2 ‘JINJA’
3 ‘TORORO’
4 ‘MASAKA’
5 ‘KALANGALA’
RESP -- RESPONDENT IS:
1 ‘HH/HEAD’
2 ‘WIFE’
3 ‘SON’
4 ‘DAUGHTER’
5 ‘OTH RELATIVE’
6 ‘LABOURER’
7 ‘FRIEND’
SEX -- SEX OF RESPONDENT.
1 ‘FEMALE’
2 ‘MALE’
ETHNIC--RESPONDENT ETHNIC GROUP.
OWNLANG--MOTHER TONGUE.
LANG1--OTHER LANGUAGE KNOWN1.
LANG2--OTHER LANGUAGE KNOWN2.
LANG3--OTHER LANGUAGE KNOWN3.
LANG4--OTHER LANGUAGE KNOWN4.
LANG5--OTHER LANGUAGE KNOWN5.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘GANDA’
2 ‘SOGA’
3 ‘SAMIA’
4 ‘JAPADHOLA’
5 ‘KIGGA’
6 ‘NYORO’
7 ‘NYWARWANDA’
8 ‘RUNDI’
9 ‘TESO’
10 ‘SWAHILI’
11 ‘ENGLISH’
12 ‘GUNGU’
13 ‘NYANKOLE’
14 ‘LUO’
15 ‘TANZANIAN’
16 ‘MWAMBA’
17 ‘KONJO’
18 ‘LUZIBA’
20 ‘MUKENYI’
21 ‘NYOLE’
22 ‘ALUR’
23 ‘GISU’
24 ‘GWERE’
25 ‘LINDI’
26 ‘LANGO’
27 ‘ACHOLI’
28 ‘NYALA’
29 ‘TORO’
RESYEAR -- NO. OF YEARS RESIDENT IN THIS PLACE.
(Enter Exact No. Years)
NATIVE--RESPONDENT NATIVE TO THIS PLACE?
LANDING--IF NO FROM ANOTHER LANDING SITE?
ALLYEAR--IS RESPONDENT RESIDENT HERE ALL YEAR?
0 ‘N/A’
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
REASON1--REASON1 FOR COMING HERE.
REASON2--REASON2 FOR COMING HERE.
PARENTS1--IF WITH PARENTS, REASON1 PARENTS CAME HERE.
PARENTS2--IF WITH PARENTS, REASON2 PARENTS CAME HERE.
0 ‘N/A’
1 ‘JOIN FISHING’
2 ‘BETTER FISHING’
3 ‘BETTER MARKET’
4 ‘COME/STAY PARENTS’
5 ‘SEEK JOB’
6 ‘DISPLACED BECAUSE OF INSECURITY/WAR’
7 ‘SEEK LAND’
8 ‘CLOSE OTH HOME’
9 ‘EVICTED FROM FOREST’
10 ‘NO MARKET OTHER PLACE’
11 ‘DISCIPLINE’
12 ‘BETTER ACCESS’
OTHERRES--OTHER PLACE RESIDENCE?
0 ‘N/A’
1 ‘SAME COUNTY’
2 ‘DIFF COUNTY’
3 ‘WHERE FISHING GOOD’
REAS1-- REASON1 FOR OTHER RESIDENCE.
REAS2-- REASON2 FOR OTHER RESIDENCE.
0 ‘N/A’
1 ‘OTH FAMILY HOME’
2 ‘HOME AREA’
3 ‘FISHING’
4 ‘HAS LAND’
5 ‘MARKETS FISH’
6 ‘TRADE, BUSINESS’
LAND--LAND OWNERSHIP STATUS.
1 ‘OWN’
2 ‘PUBLIC LAND’
3 ‘MAILO LAND’
4 ‘SOMEONE ELSE’
LANDTERM--AGREEMENT UNDER WHICH LAND USED.
1 ‘NONE’
2 ‘RENT<1000’
3 ‘RENT<=5000’
4 ‘RENT>5000’
5 ‘PARENT/FAM LAND’
6 ‘STAYS W/ EMPLOYER’
7 ‘KIBANJA’
8 ‘CARETAKER’
9 ‘USES, NO TITLE’.
MISSING VALUES = -99.
SECTION 2: HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS' BACKGROUND
RLTNHH--RELATIONSHIP TO HOUSEHOLD HEAD.
1 ‘HH/HEAD’
2 ‘WIFE’
3 ‘SON’
4 ‘DAUGHTER’
5 ‘OTH RELATIVE’
6 ‘LABOURER’
7 ‘FRIEND’
8 ‘HUSBAND’
SEX--GENDER OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER.
1 ‘FEMALE’
2 ‘MALE’
EDUC--EDUCATION LEVEL OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER.
0 ‘NONE’
10 ‘<P5’
11 ‘>P5’
12 “FORM 1–2”
13 “FORM 3–4'
14 ‘TECH INST/OTHER’
OCCUP1--MAIN OCCUPATION OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER.
OCCUP2--SECONDARY WORK OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
10 ‘FISH RELATED’
11 ‘HOUSEWORK’
12 ‘SHOPKEEPER/TRADER’
13 ‘FARMING’
14 ‘SELLING REFRESH.’
15 ‘BRICKMAKING’
16 ‘CARETAKER OF LAND’
17 ‘TEACHER’
18 ‘CLINIC ATTEND’
INCLVL--INCOME LEVEL.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘<=1000’
2 ‘<=2000’
3 ‘<=3000’
4 ‘<=4000’
5 ‘<=5000’
6 ‘<=10000’
7 ‘<=20000’
8 ‘<=30000’
9 ‘<=40000’
10 ‘<=50000’
11 ‘>50000’
FUNDS--CONTRIBUTION OF FUNDS TO HOUSEHOLD.
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
MISSING VALUE (-99).
SECTION 3: HOUSEHOLD FACILITIES
HTYPE--HOUSE TYPE.
KTYPE--KITCHEN TYPE.
STYPE--STORE TYPE.
BTYPE--BATHROOM TYPE.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘PERMANENT’
2 ‘SEMI-PERM’
3 ‘STANDARD MUD/GRASS’
4 ‘TEMP.STRUCTURE’
KITCH--DOES HH HAVE SEPARATE KITCHEN?
STORE--DOES HH HAVE SEPARATE STORE?
BATH--DOES HH HAVE SEPARATE BATH?
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
WATER--SOURCE OF WATER USED BY HOUSEHOLD.
1 ‘LAKE’
2 ‘STREAM’
3 ‘RIVER’
4 ‘BOREHOLE’
5 ‘WELL’
6 ‘PIPED’
7 ‘OTHER’
SANUNIT--TYPE OF SANITATION FACILITIES.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘UNIMP.LATRINE’
2 ‘STD.PIT LATRINE’
3 ‘IMP.LATRINE’
4 ‘INDOOR PLUMBING’
SANSHARE--DOES HOUSEHOLD SHARE SANITARY FACILITIES?
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
SANHOW-- SANITARY FACILITIES SHARED WITH HOW MANY OTHER HOUSEHOLDS?
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact number of households)
LIGHT--MAIN TYPE LIGHTING.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘TADOOBA’
2 ‘PRESSURE LAMP’
3 ‘ELECTRIC’
4 ‘LANTERN’
5 ‘TORCH’
6 ‘FIRE’
7 ‘OTHER’
COOKING--COOKING FACILITIES.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘OPEN FIRE’
2 ‘CHARCOAL STOVE’
3 ‘PARAFFIN STOVE’
4 ‘GAS’
5 ‘ELECTRIC’
FSOURCE--SOURCE OF FUELWOOD.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘DIRECTLY BY HH’
2 ‘BY AGENTS’
3 ‘OTHER SOURCE’
MISSING VALUES -99
SECTION 4: HOUSEHOLD DIET
MEAL1 TO MEAL6--FOOD EATEN BY HOUSEHOLD.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘CASSAVA’
2 ‘POSHO’
3 ‘S/POTATOES’
4 ‘MATOOKE’
5 ‘BEANS’
6 ‘MILLET’
7 ‘VEGETABLES’
8 ‘G/NUTS’
9 ‘FISH’
10 ‘MEAT’
11 ‘RICE’
12 ‘YAMS’
13 ‘CHICKEN’
FRQFISH--FREQUENCY FISH SERVED IN HOUSEHOLD.
FRQMEAT--FREQUENCY MEAT SERVED IN HOUSEHOLD.
FRQCHICK--FREQUENCY CHICKEN SERVED IN HOUSEHOLD.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘>=1X/WEEK’
2 ‘>=1X/MONTH’
3 ‘RARELY’
SFISH--SOURCE OF FISH.
SMEAT--SOURCE OF MEAT.
SCHICK--SOURCE OF CHICKEN.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘NEARBY LANDING’
2 ‘DISTANT LANDING’
3 ‘LOCAL MARKET’
4 ‘SELF RAISED’
5 ‘OWN FISHING’
6 ‘NEARBY VILLAGE’
7 ‘HUNTING’
8 ‘RELATIVES’
HHPREF--HOUSEHOLD PREFERENCE.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘FISH’
2 ‘MEAT’
3 ‘CHICKEN’
4 ‘OTHER’
5 ‘FISH,CHICK. EQUAL’
8 ‘MEAT,CHICK. EQUAL’
9 ‘CABBAGE’
FISHCON1--FISH1 CONSUMED.
FISHCON2--FISH2 CONSUMED.
FISHCON3--FISH3 CONSUMED.
FISHCON4--FISH4 CONSUMED.
FISHPREF--HOUSEHOLD FISH PREFERENCE.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘TILAPIA’
2 ‘NILE PERCH’
3 ‘BAGRUS’
4 ‘CLARIAS’
5 ‘HAPLOCHROMIS’
6 ‘PROTOPTERUS’
7 ‘MOMYRUS’
MEATPREF--HOUSEHOLD MEAT PREFERENCE.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘BEEF’
2 ‘GOATMEAT’
3 ‘PORK’
4 ‘ALL’
5 ‘BEEF, GOAT EQUAL’
6 ‘BEEF, PORK EQUAL’
SECTION 5: HOUSEHOLD FOOD PRODUCTION
GROWFOOD--DOES HH GROW OWN FOOD?
FOODOK--DOES HH EVER LACK FOOD DURING YEAR?
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
CROP1--CROP1 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP2--CROP2 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP3--CROP3 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP4--CROP4 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP5--CROP5 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP6--CROP6 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROP7--CROP7 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘CASSAVA’
2 ‘MAIZE’
3 ‘S/POTATOES’
4 ‘MATOOKE’
5 ‘BEANS’
6 ‘MILLET’
7 ‘VEGETABLES’
8 ‘GROUNDNUTS’
9 ‘PEAS’
12 ‘YAMS’
CROPUSE1--USE OF CROP1 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE2--USE OF CROP2 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE3--USE OF CROP3 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE4--USE OF CROP4 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE5--USE OF CROP5 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE6--USE OF CROP6 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
CROPUSE7--USE OF CROP7 GROWN BY HOUSEHOLD.
LIVEUSE1--USE OF LIVESTOCK1 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
LIVEUSE2--USE OF LIVESTOCK2 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
LIVEUSE3--USE OF LIVESTOCK3 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘HOME’
2 ‘SELL’
3 ‘BOTH’
LIVE1--LIVESTOCK1 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
LIVE2--LIVESTOCK2 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
LIVE3--LIVESTOCK3 KEPT BY HOUSEHOLD.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘CATTLE’
2 ‘MILK’
3 ‘GOATS’
4 ‘SHEEP’
5 ‘PIGS’
6 ‘POULTRY’
EXPLAN1--EXPLANATION1 WHY FOOD SHORTAGE.
EXPLAN2--EXPLANATION2 WHY FOOD SHORTAGE.
EXPLAN3--EXPLANATION3 WHY FOOD SHORTAGE.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘SEASONAL PROBLEM’
2 ‘LOW INCOME’
3 ‘LACK TRANSPORT’
4 ‘NO FOOD LOCALLY’
5 ‘SMALL PLOT’
7 ‘MANY DEPENDENTS’
8 ‘WILD ANIMALS’
SECTION 6: HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND EXPENSES
ITEM1--HOUSEHOLD OWNS FOAM MATTRESS?
ITEM2--HOUSEHOLD OWNS SOFA SET?
ITEM3--HOUSEHOLD OWNS RADIO?
ITEM4--HOUSEHOLD OWNS BICYCLE?
ITEM5--HOUSEHOLD OWNS MOTOR VEHICLE?
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
RANK1--HIGHEST NORMAL HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES.
RANK2--SECOND HIGHEST NORMAL HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES.
RANK3--THIRD HIGHEST NORMAL HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘FOOD’
2 ‘EDUCATION’
3 ‘HEALTH’
4 ‘RENT’
5 ‘TAXES’
6 ‘COOKING FUEL’
7 ‘TRAVEL’
8 ‘ENTERTAINMENT’
SECTION 7: GENERAL QUESTIONS
MEMBER1--MEMBER1 IN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION?
MEMBER2--MEMBER2 IN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION?
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘HH/HEAD’
2 ‘WIFE’
3 ‘DAUGHTER’
4 ‘SON’
5 ‘RELATIVE’
6 ‘WORKER’
SOC11--TYPE OF SOCIETY1 FOR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER1.
SOC12--TYPE OF SOCIETY1 FOR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER2.
SOC21--TYPE OF SOCIETY2 FOR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER1.
SOC22--TYPE OF SOCIETY2 FOR HOUSEHOLD MEMBER2.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘CO-OP’
2 ‘SELF-HELP GROUP’
3 ‘FISHING COMMITTEE’
4 ‘OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANISATION’
5 ‘CLUB/HOBBY GROUP’
WELFARE1--HOUSEHOLD WELFARE PROBLEM1.
WELFARE2--HOUSEHOLD WELFARE PROBLEM2.
WELFARE3--HOUSEHOLD WELFARE PROBLEM3.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘LOW INCOME’
2 ‘LACK SERVICES’
3 ‘TRANSPORT’
4 ‘LACK JOBS FOR WOMEN’
5 ‘POOR HOUSING’
6 ‘LACK CAPITAL’
7 ‘HEALTH’
8 ‘SCARCITY FOOD’
9 ‘TAXES’
10 ‘NO PROBLEM CITED’
11 ‘APART FROM FAMILY’
12 ‘MANY DEPENDENTS’
13 ‘HIPPOS’
14 ‘LACK FARM LAND’
15 ‘TRIBALISM’
16 ‘THEFT’
17 ‘NO TIME TO HAVE FAM’
PLAN1--REPONDENT'S FUTURE PLAN1.
PLAN2--RESPONDENT'S FUTURE PLAN2.
PLAN3--RESPONDENT'S FUTURE PLAN3.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘INTENDS DIVERSIFY’
2 ‘CHANGE JOB’
3 ‘EXPAND BUSINESS’
4 ‘BUILD GOOD HOUSE’
5 ‘INTENDS STAY AREA’
6 ‘INTENDS TO MOVE’
7 ‘CAN'T PLAN-NO MONEY’
8 ‘INTENDS START FISH’
9 ‘UNDECIDED’
10 ‘IMPROVE HOME STATE’
11 ‘BUY LAND’
12 ‘INTENSIFY FARMING’
MISSING VALUES -99.
SECSURV3 -- FISHER FORM
SECTION 1: FISHER ID.
REGION--NAME OF REGION.
1 ‘ENTEBBE’
2 ‘JINJA’
3 ‘TORORO’
4 ‘MASAKA’
5 ‘KALANGALA’
FISHER--FISHER IS.
1 ‘BOAT OWNER’
2 ‘OWNER-OPERATOR’
3 ‘NONOWNER-OPERATOR’
SECTION 2: FISHING UNIT OPERATORS
BTYPE1--BOAT TYPE1.
BTYPE2--BOAT TYPE2.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘PLANKED CANOE’
2 ‘DUGOUT’
3 ‘BAO-TATU’
4 ‘ANY AVAILABLE’
BLENGTH1 -- BOAT LENGTH TYPE1.
BLENGTH2 -- BOAT LENGTH TYPE2.
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact size of boat in metres)
BAGRMT1 - RESPONDENT'S BOAT AGREEMENT1.
1 ‘OWN BOAT’
2 ‘HIRED’
3 ‘PAID MANAGER’
4 ‘CO-OWNED’
5 ‘USED FREELY’
6 ‘USES ANY BOAT AVAIL’
7 ‘HAS SHARE NETS’
BAGRMT2 - RESPONDENT'S BOAT AGREEMENT2.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘AMT PD VAR W/ CATCH’
2 ‘PAYS W/ FISH’
3 ‘CREW COSTS SHARED’
4 ‘OWNER OF OTH.CREW’
BAGE1 -- AGE BOAT1.
BAGE2 -- AGE BOAT2.
BCOST1 --REPLACEMENT COST BOAT1.
BCOST2 --REPLACEMENT COST BOAT2.
GCOST -- TOTAL GEAR COST.
QFSSP1 -- QUANTITY FISH SPP1 PER TRIP(KGS).
QFSSP2 -- QUANTITY FISH SPP2 PER TRIP(KGS.)
CREW -- NUMBER OF CREW PER BOAT.
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact years, cost, kgs and number respectively)
ENGINE-- RESPONDENT HAS ENGINE.
1 ‘YES, ENGINE’
2 ‘NO, MANUAL ONLY’
3 ‘SAIL, NO ENGINE’
HP -- HP OF ENGINE.
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact HP of engine)
EAGRMT -- RESPONDENT'S ENGINE AGREEMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘OWN’
2 ‘HIRED’
3 ‘BELONGS BOATOWNER’
AGEENG -- AGE ENGINE.
ECOST -- ENGINE REPLACEMENT COST.
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact age and costs respectively)
GTYPE1 -- TYPE GEAR1.
GTYPE2 -- TYPE GEAR2.
GTYPE3 -- TYPE GEAR3.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘HOOKS’
2 ‘CAST NETS’
3 ‘PRESSURE LAMP’
3.5 ‘3.5" GILLNETS’
4 ‘4" GILLNETS’
4.5 ‘4.5" GILLNETS’
5 ‘5" GILLNETS’
6 ‘6" GILLNETS’
7 ‘7" GILLNETS’
8 ‘8" GILLNETS’
9 ‘9" GILLNETS’
10 ‘MOSQUITO NET’
11 ‘LIFT NET’
12 ‘BEACH SEINE’
13 ‘“CHAPIA” LINE’
TGEAR -- TOTAL NUMBER OF GEAR.
(Enter exact number of total gear)
OWNGEAR1-- GEAR AGREEMENT.
0 ‘NONE’
1 ‘OWN’
2 ‘HIRED’
3 ‘SHARED W/ OTH’
4 ‘HIRED W/BOAT’
FSSP1 -- MAIN TARGET SPP1.
FSSP2 -- MAIN TARGET SPP2.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘TILAPIA’
2 ‘NILE PERCH’
3 ‘BAGRUS’
4 ‘CLARIAS’
5 ‘MUKENE’
6 ‘PROTOPTERUS’
7 ‘MOMYRUS’
WTRIPS -- AVERAGE NUMBER OF FISHING TRIPS PER WEEK.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘1X/WEEK’
2 ‘2X/WK’
3 ‘3X/WK’
4 ‘4X/WK’
5 ‘5X/WK’
6 ‘6X/WK’
7 ‘7X/WK’
8 ‘MOONLESS NGHTS ONLY’
9 ‘WHENEVER POSSIBLE’
11 ‘1X/2WKS’
AGREE1 -- TERMS1 OF CREW PAYMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘CASH DAILY’
2 ‘CASH MONTHLY’
3 ‘VARIES NO. SACKS’
4 ‘BASED EA.FISH’
5 ‘FROM OWN NETS’
6 ‘PAID W/ FISH’
7 ‘FISH OR CASH’
8 ‘SHARE IN BUSINESS’
9 ‘CASH WEEKLY’
10 ‘FAMILY BUSINESS’
11 ‘PER NET MADE/FIXED’
AGREE2 -- TERMS2 OF CREW PAYMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
(Enter exact amount paid to crew in shs or %)
AGREE3 -- TERMS3 OF CREW PAYMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘FISH’
2 ‘ACCOMODATION’
3 ‘SM.ALLOWANCE’
5 ‘FOOD,CIGS’
RLTN1 -- RELATIONSHIP CREW1 TO OPERATOR.
RLTN2 -- RELATIONSHIP CREW2 TO OPERATOR.
RLTN3 -- RELATIONSHIP CREW3 TO OPERATOR.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘SELF’
2 ‘WIFE’
3 ‘DAUGHTER’
4 ‘SON’
5 ‘OTH.RELATIVE’
6 ‘WORKER’
7 ‘FRIEND’
8 ‘HUSBAND’
SUPPLY1 -- SOURCE1 FOR EQUIPMENT.
SUPPLY2 -- SOURCE2 FOR EQUIPMENT.
SUPPLY3 -- SOURCE3 FOR EQUIPMENT.
SUPPLY4 -- SOURCE4 FOR EQUIPMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘KAMPALA’
2 ‘KATOSI’
3 ‘GGABA’
4 ‘LOCAL SHOP’
5 ‘KASENYI’
6 ‘JINJA’
7 ‘MASAKA’
8 ‘KIYINDI’
9 ‘KYOTERA’
10 ‘KENYA’
11 ‘IGANGA’
12 ‘FROM ADP’
13 ‘FROM UCB’
14 ‘LUFUDU’
15 ‘BUSIRO’
16 ‘TANZANIA’
17 ‘KALANGALA’
FUND1 -- SOURCE1 FUNDS.
FUND2 -- SOURCE2 FUNDS.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘PERSONAL SAVINGS’
2 ‘COOP SOC.’
3 ‘BANK LOAN’
5 ‘INDIV. LOAN’
6 ‘GIVEN BY REL/FRIEND’
ROUTINE1 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY1.
ROUTINE2 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY2.
ROUTINE3 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY3.
ROUTINE4 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY4.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘AM PULL NETS’
2 ‘DRY/REARRANGE NETS’
3 ‘PM SET NETS’
4 ‘AWAIT CREW’
5 ‘PREPARE FISH TO SELL’
6 ‘TAKE FISH TO SELL’
7 ‘TIME IN SHAMBA’
8 ‘FRYING FISH’
9 ‘SELL FISH FROM BEACH’
10 ‘ROUND LANDINGS’
12 ‘GEN. SUPERVISION’
13 ‘WATER OVERNGHT’
14 ‘SMOKES IF NO SELL FR’
15 ‘BUYS FROM LANDING’
16 ‘SMOKES FISH’
17 ‘FISHES IF HAS BOAT’
18 ‘DRY/PACK/STORE FISH’
19 ‘EQ 13’
20 ‘FISHING-DAY’
21 ‘BUYS FISH 2X/DAY’
22 ‘BUYS, WATER, NGHT’
23 ‘BEACH SEINES, NGHT’
24 ‘EQ 7’
25 ‘EQ 20’
26 ‘12, AT DIFF LDGS’
27 ‘DELAYS IF WIND’
28 ‘WORK IN SHIFTS’
29 ‘SELLING AGENT’
30 ‘NETS, WATER, FULLTIME’
31 ‘ANGLES WHEN CAN’
32 ‘VERY MOBILE’.
MISSING VALUES -99
SECTION 3.1: CREW/LABOURER/OTHER SERVICES
REGION -- NAME OF REGION.
1 ‘ENTEBBE’
2 ‘JINJA’
3 ‘TORORO’
4 ‘MASAKA’
5 ‘KALANGALA’
FISHJOB -- FISHER JOB DESCRIPTION.
1 ‘FISHING CANOE CREW’
2 ‘BOAT SUPERVISOR+CREW’
3 ‘GUARD’
4 ‘GENERAL LABOURER’
5 ‘NET REPAIR+CREW’
TARGSSP1 -- MAIN TARGET SPP1.
TARGSSP2 -- MAIN TARGET SPP2.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘TILAPIA’
2 ‘NILE PERCH’
3 ‘BAGRUS’
4 ‘CLARIAS’
5 ‘MUKENE’
6 ‘PROTOPTERUS’
7 ‘MOMYRUS’
ROUTINE1 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY1.
ROUTINE2 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY2.
ROUTINE3 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY3.
ROUTINE4 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY4.
(Refer to Section 32, Routines)
GEAROWN -- ANY GEAR OF OWN?
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
TYPE1 -- TYPE GEAR 1.
TYPE2 -- TYPE GEAR 2.
(Refer to Section 32, Gtypes)
AMOUNT1 -- NUMBER OF TYPE GEAR1.
AMOUNT2 -- NUMBER OF TYPE GEAR2.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
PAYMENT1 -- TERMS OF PAYMENT.
20 ‘CASH/FISH DAILY’
21 ‘%CATCH DAILY’
30 ‘CASH/FISH WEEKLY’
40 ‘CASH/FISH MONTHLY’
PAYMENT2 -- OTHER PAYMENT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘FISH’
3 ‘SM. ALLOWANCE’
5 ‘FOOD, CIGS.’
PERCENT -- % OF CATCH PAID DAILY.
PAYDAY -- AMOUNT OF CASH PAID DAILY.
PAYWEEK -- AMOUNT OF CASH PAID WEEKLY.
PAYMONTH -- AMOUNT OF CASH PAID MONTHLY.
(Enter exact payment in shs or %).
COMMENT1 -- JOB COMMENT1.
COMMENT2 -- JOB COMMENT2.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘PAY DEPENDS QTY FISH’
2 ‘PAY WHETHER/NOT FISH’
3 ‘RELATED TO OWNER’
4 ‘PAY NOT ENOUGH’
5 ‘JUST MOVED HERE’
6 ‘NOT RELATED OWNER’
7 ‘OWNER ALSO CREW’
8 ‘HAS OTH.MAIN JOB’
9 ‘SCARCITY OF FISH’
10 ‘WORKS ANY BOAT’
11 ‘MODE PAY LIMITS CREW’
12 ‘TRAVELS FAR TO TRADE’
13 ‘FISHING SOLE JOB’
MISSING VALUES -99.
SECTION 3.2: PROCESSOR/TRADER/OTHER SERVICES
REGION -- NAME OF REGION.
1 ‘ENTEBBE’
2 ‘JINJA’
3 ‘TORORO’
4 ‘MASAKA’
5 ‘KALANGALA’
OPERAT -- TYPE OF OPERATION.
1 ‘FISH SMOKER’
2 ‘BOATBUILDER’
3 ‘FISHTRADER’
4 ‘TRADER/PROCESSOR’
5 ‘FISH FRYER’
6 ‘MUKENE TRADER’
7 ‘COMMISSION SELLER’
FMAIN1 -- MAIN FISH SPP1.
FMAIN2 -- MAIN FISH SPP2.
(Refer to Section 2 same codes as FSSP1)
ROUTINE1 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY1.
ROUTINE2 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY2.
ROUTINE3 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY3.
ROUTINE4 -- ROUTINE ACTIVITY4.
(Refer to Section 2 same codes ROUTINE)
EQUIP1 -- TOOLS/FACILITIES1.
EQUIP2 -- TOOLS/FACILITIES2.
EQUIP3 -- TOOLS/FACILITIES3.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘SMOKING PIT’
2 ‘WIRE NET’
3 ‘BICYCLE’
4 ‘SHELTER/STAND’
5 ‘FRYING PAN’
6 ‘IRON SHEETS’
7 ‘SMOKING KILN’
8 ‘CANOE’
9 ‘OUTBOARD ENGINE’
10 ‘PRESSURE LAMP’
REPL1 -- REPLACEMENT COST1.
REPL2 -- REPLACEMENT COST2.
REPL3 -- REPLACEMENT COST3.
INVEST -- WORKING CAPITAL.
WORKER -- NUMBER OF WORKERS.
0 'DNA
(Enter exact cost, capital and number respectively)
WOAGRMT1 -- TERMS OF PAYMENT1.
(Refer to Section 2 same codes as AGREE1)
WOAGRMT2 -- TERMS OF WORKER PAYMENT2.
(Enter exact payment in shs.)
OPRELT1 -- WORKER1 RELATIONSHIP TO OPERATOR.
OPRELT2 -- WORKER2 RELATIONSHIP TO OPERATOR.
(Refer to section 2 same codes as RLTN1)
FUNDS1 -- SOURCE BUSINESS FUNDS1.
FUNDS2 -- SOURCE BUSINESS FUNDS2.
(Refer to Section 2 same codes as FUNDS1)
SOURSUP1 -- SOURCE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY1.
SOURSUP2 -- SOURCE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY2.
SOURSUP3 -- SOURCE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY3.
(Refer to Section 2 same codes as SUPPLY1)
COMMENT1 -- JOB COMMENT1.
COMMENT2 -- JOB COMMENT2.
COMMENT3 -- JOB COMMENT3.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘TAKES FISH MKT 1X-2X/WK’
2 ‘USES AGENT’
3 ‘MARKETS DAILY’
4 ‘CANT GET FISH DAILY’
5 ‘HEALTH CERT. PROBLEMS’
6 ‘GETS CREDIT FROM FISHERS’
7 ‘PROCESSING SOLE INCOME’
8 ‘INVOLVED OTH BUSINESS’
9 ‘PROCESSES OWN FISH’.
MISSING VALUES -99.
SECTION 4: GENERAL QUESTIONS
FISHSOLD -- ANY FISH SOLD?
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
FRESH -- RANK FRESH FISH SOLD.
SMOKED -- RANK SMOKED FISH SOLD.
DRIED -- RANK DRIED FISH SOLD.
SALTED -- RANK SALTED FISH SOLD.
FRIED -- RANK FRIED FISH SOLD.
0 ‘NIL/DNA’
FIREWOOD -- SOURCE OF FIREWOOD.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘ON OWN’
2 ‘PURCHASED’
WHOM -- WOOD FROM WHOM.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘AGENTS’
DISTANCE -- WOOD FROM HOW FAR?
0 ‘NIL/DNA’
PROBLEMS -- WOOD SUPPLY PROBLEMS.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘NO PROBLEMS’
2 ‘YES, PROBLEMS’
WHYPROB -- WHY PROBLEMS.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘FORESTRY REGULATIONS’
2 ‘SOURCE IS FAR’
3 ‘SCARCITY OF WOOD’
4 ‘WOOD EXPENSIVE’
5 ‘IMPASSABLE ROADS’
6 ‘NO AGENTS’
7 ‘WOOD ONLY PVT PLOTS’
PRIVATE -- RANK FISH SOLD TO PRIVATE CONSUMERS.
TRADERS -- RANK FISH SOLD TO TRADERS.
LOCAL -- RANK FISH SOLD TO LOCAL PROCESSORS.
PLANT -- RANK FISH SOLD TO FISH PLANTS.
INSTIT -- RANK FISH SOLD TO INSTITUTIONS.
0 ‘NIL/DNA’
FPLANT -- WHICH FISH PLANT.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘VICTORIA FRESH FOODS’
2 ‘UFEL’
3 ‘QUALITY FOODS’
TINSTIT -- TYPE INSTITUTION.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘ANIMAL FEEDS FACTORY’
2 ‘ARMY’
MONEY -- MONTHLY EARNINGS FROM FISH BUSINESS.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
(Enter exact amount of earnings per month)
FISPROB1 -- BUSINESS PROBLEM1.
FISPROB2 -- BUSINESS PROBLEM2.
FISPROB3 -- BUSINESS PROBLEM3.
FISPROB4 -- BUSINESS PROBLEM4.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘HIGH CAPITAL COSTS’
2 ‘UNSTABLE MKT PRICE’
3 ‘LACK LOCAL MKT FISH’
4 ‘LACK TRANSPORT’
5 ‘HIGH TAXES’
6 ‘LOSS OF NETS’
7 ‘THEFT/INSECURITY’
8 ‘CHEATING BY CREW’
9 ‘CATCH FLUCTUATIONS’
10 ‘BAD WEATHER SEASONS’
11 ‘SCARCITY FIREWOOD’
12 ‘ANIMAL/PEST NUISANCE’
13 ‘HIGH LABOUR COSTS’
14 ‘MARKET FAR’
15 ‘LOW WAGES’
16 ‘ILLNESS’
17 ‘CREDIT HARD TO GET’
18 ‘TRAWLER DAMAGES GEAR’
19 ‘WORKING CONDITIONS’
20 ‘LACK STORAGE’
21 ‘POOR PROC. FACILITY’
22 ‘OFFICIALS INTERFERE’
23 ‘NET REGULATIONS’
24 ‘MONEY WASTED DRINK’
YEARS -- NUMBER OF YEARS IN BUSINESS.
(Enter exact number of years)
WHYBUSN1 -- WHY IN FISH BUSINESS1.
WHYBUSN2 -- WHY IN FISH BUSINESS2.
0 ‘NONE/DNA’
1 ‘ONLY JOB AVAILABLE’
2 ‘ONLY JOB KNOWN’
3 ‘ATTRACTED BY PROSPECTS’
4 ‘HAD TO EARN SOME MONEY’
5 ‘FRIENDS/RELATIVES’
6 ‘PREFERS FISHING’
11 ‘EASIEST JOB’
12 ‘CAN EARN EVERY DAY’
BUSINESS -- IS BUSINESS BETTER/WORSE?
1 ‘BETTER’
2 ‘WORSE’
BEWORSE1 -- WHY BETTER/WORSE1?
BEWORSE2 -- WHY BETTER/WORSE2?
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘BETTER INCOME’
2 ‘HIGH TAXES’
3 ‘BOAT ACCIDENTS’
4 ‘THEFT OF GEAR’
5 ‘POOR CATCHES’
6 ‘HIGH CATCHES’
7 ‘LOW MARKET PRICE’
8 ‘LACK GOVT SUPPORT’
9 ‘HIGH FISH PRICES’
10 ‘HIGH COMPETITION’
11 ‘DESTRUCTION OF GEAR’
12 ‘NO MAJOR PROBLEMS’
13 ‘HIGH CAPITAL COSTS’
14 ‘LOW INCOME’
15 ‘POOR MAINTENANCE GEAR’
CONTINUE-- INTEND TO CONTINUE WITH LINE OF BUSINESS.
1 ‘YES’
2 ‘NO’
3 ‘DEPENDS’
LINE1 -- REASON WHY CONTINUE1.
LINE2 -- REASON WHY CONTINUE2.
LINE3 -- REASON WHY CONTINUE3.
0 ‘DNA’
1 ‘BUSINESS GOOD/OK’
2 ‘JOB GIVES FREE TIME’
3 ‘ONLY JOB KNOWN’
4 ‘ONLY JOB AVAILABLE’
5 ‘IF GET MORE CAPITAL’
6 ‘LOW CATCHES’
7 ‘IF BETTER CATCH/MKT’
10 ‘WANTS OTH. BUSINESS’
11 ‘PROSPECTS UNKNOWN’
12 ‘NEEDS THE MONEY’
13 ‘JOB GIVES FISH/FOOD’
14 ‘LIKES JOB’
15 ‘HEALTH/AGE REASONS’
16 ‘NO PROGRESS SEEN’
17 ‘TOO MANY PROBLEMS’
PEOPLE1 -- PEOPLE'S CONTRIBUTION1 TO DEVELOPMENT.
PEOPLE2 -- PEOPLE'S CONTRIBUTION2 TO DEVELOPMENT.
PEOPLE3 -- PEOPLE'S CONTRIBUTION3 TO DEVELOPMENT.
0 ‘NO IDEA/DNA’
1 ‘FORM COOPS’
2 ‘NEED GOVT HELP FIRST’
3 ‘START OTH. TRADE’
5 ‘START S/HELP PROJS.’
6 ‘USE LEGAL GEAR’
7 ‘GET BANK LOANS’
8 ‘STOP MIGRATING’
9 ‘INVEST MORE IN BUSN.’
11 ‘BUILD TRUST’
12 ‘SEEK OTH. MARKETS’
GOVERN1 -- GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION1.
GOVERN2 -- GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION2.
GOVERN3 -- GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION3.
0 ‘NO IDEA/DNA’
1 ‘OFFER SUBSIDIES’
2 ‘TAX REFORM’
5 ‘GIVE LOANS’
6 ‘ENFORCE GEAR REGS’
7 ‘IMPR. TRANSP. FACS.’
8 ‘IMPR. EXTEN. SERV.’
9 ‘IMPR. SOC. SERVS.’
10 ‘IMPR. INPUT ACCESS’
11 ‘MORE FISH. RESEARCH’
12 ‘PROVIDE GOOD MKT’
15 ‘IMPR. SECURITY’
16 ‘CONTROL WILD ANIMALS’
18 ‘ALLOW NIGHT FISHING’
19 ‘LIMIT AGE FISHERS’
20 ‘ALLOW ACCESS FORESTS’
21 ‘ALLOW SMALL GEAR’.
MISSING VALUES -99.
FISHIN NOTES & RECORDS
LIST OF DOCUMENTS
(Final: To September 1991)
BIOSTATISTICAL (BIOSTAT) FIELD REPORTS
Coenen, E., 1988. Mission report, Tororo District, 29/11 – 1/12/88. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1988).
Wadanya, J., 1989a. Report on the tour of Kichwamba Region: the area of Lakes George - Edward and Kazinga Channel Complex. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1989)
Wadanya, J., 1989b. Report of the visit to Kigungu Landing. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1989).
Coenen, E., & F.L. Orach-Meza, 1989. Mission report to Mwanza (15–26/2/89): HEST/TAFIRI and DANIDA Regional Seminar on Lake Victoria. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1989).
Tumwebaze, R., 1989a. Mission report to Kasenyi Fish Landing (20/01/1989). BIOSTAT Field Report No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1989).
Tumwebaze, R., 1989b. Report on the tour of Masaka Region - Lake Victoria. BIOSTAT Field Report. No. 6, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1989).
Nyeko, D., 1989. Report on the tour of south-western lakes: George and Edward landings. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 7, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (July 1989).
Ikwaput, J., 1989. Report on the mission to Iganga District, 29/5 – 2/6/1989. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 8, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (July 1989).
Nyeko, D., 1990. Report on the trial frame survey conducted around the northern side of the Kome Islands complex (14 – 16 February 1990). BIOSTAT Field Report No. 9, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1990).
Wadanya, J., 1990a. Travel report to Lakes Edward/George and Albert. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 10, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1990).
Nyeko, D. & R. Tumwebaze, 1990. The Lulamba Island Complex fisheries: report on a trial frame survey. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 11, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (April 1990).
Ikwaput, J. & R. Tumwebaze, 1989. The present status of fisheries data collection and analysis in Uganda. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 12, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Oct. 1989 -- originally issued as BIOSTAT Working Paper No. 4).
Ikwaput, J. & E.J. Coenen, 1990. Report on trip to Masaka Region and Katebo Landing. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 13, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (April 1990).
Ikwaput, J. & J. Wadanya, 1990. Report on the frame survey preparation trip to Ssese Islands. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 14, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1990).
Wadanya, J., 1990b. Notes on the fisheries of Lake Victoria, Tororo Region. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 15, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Oct. 1990).
Wadanya, J., 1990c. Observations on the catch assessment activities being undertaken by the ADP team on Lakes Kyoga and Kwania. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 16, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1990).
Coenen, E.J., 1991. Operational visit to the Project Fisheries Regions of Lakes Edward/George and Albert. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 17, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Jan. 1991).
Ikwaput, J., 1990. Report on the Frame Survey in the Lake Victoria Entebbe Region. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 18, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1990).
Wadanya, J., 1991. The Catch Assessment Survey Refresher Course Manual for Field Staff on Lakes Victoria, Edward-George, and Albert. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 19, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1991).
Tumwebaze, R., 1990. Report on the Lake Victoria Frame Survey in the Jinja Region. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 20, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1990).
Ikwaput, J. 1991. Report on the Frame Survey for Lake Victoria. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 21, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Jan. 1991).
Tumwebaze. R. & E.J. Coenen, eds., 1991. Report on the Frame Survey conducted in the Uganda part of Lake Victoria. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 22, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1991).
Nyeko, D. & E.J. Coenen, eds., 1991. Preliminary results of the Frame Survey conducted in the Ugandan portion of Lake Albert. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 23, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (April 1991).
Wadanya, J. & E.J. Coenen, 1991. Report on the assessment of Frame Survey returns and conduct of the Catch Assessment Survey Refresher Course for Field Staff. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 24, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Aug. 1991).
Wadanya, J., 1991b. Operational visit to Tororo and Jinja Project Regions. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 25, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Nyeko, D., 1991. Characteristics of some landing sites on Lake Albert and implications for CAS estimates. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 26, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
BIOSTAT Working Group, 1991. First UGASTAT results for Lakes Victoria, Albert, and the Edward/George-Kazinga Channel Complex. BIOSTAT Field Report No. 27, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
SOCIO-ECONOMIC (SEC) FIELD REPORTS
Odongkara, O.K., 1989a. Visit to Kasenyi Landing: 20th January, 1989. SEC Field Report No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1989).
Odongkara, O.K., 1989b. Preliminary report on Kichwamba Region landings: 4th – 7th February, 1989. SEC Field Report No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1989)
Reynolds, J.E., C.T. Kirema-Mukasa & O.K. Odongkara, 1989. Trip to Jinja Town and UFFRO. SEC Field Report No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & C.T. Kirema-Mukasa, 1989a. Visit to Kampala markets. SEC Field Report No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & O.K. Odongkara, 1989a. Preliminary notes on Iganga District landings. SEC Field Report No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & C.T. Kirema-Mukasa, 1989b. Notes on Kichwamba Region. SEC Field Report No. 6, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (July 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & O.K. Odongkara, 1989b. Fish marketing and distribution in Tororo and Mbale Regions: a brief survey. SEC Field Report No. 7, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Aug. 1989).
Reynolds, J.E., F.L. Orach-Meza, & E.J. Coenen, 1989. Moyo District fisheries conditions and prospects. SEC Field Report No. 8, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & F.L. Orach-Meza, 1989. Development and management of Lake Victoria fisheries -- deliberations of the CIFA Meeting, Mwanza, Sept. 1989. SEC Field Report No. 9, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1989).
Reynolds, J.E. & O.K. Odongkara, 1989c. Socio-economic aspects of fisheries development in Uganda: The 'FISHIN' Project. SEC Field Report No. 10, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Nov. 1989).
Kirema-Mukasa, C.T., & J.E. Reynolds, 1989. Brief notes on fisheries production, marketing and credit facilities in Uganda. SEC Field Report No. 11. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Nov. 1989).
Odongkara, O.K., 1990. Socio-economic aspects of the Kome Island fisheries: report on a trial frame survey. SEC Field Report No. 12, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1990).
Reynolds, J.E., & W.M. Ssali, 1990. Lake Victoria fisheries industrialisation: recent developments in Uganda. SEC Field Report No. 13, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1990).
Reynolds, J.E., J.H. White, & S.K. Kisembo, 1990 (Revised 1991). Development of fishing and transport smallcraft in Uganda: past experience and new prospects. SEC Field Report No. 14, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1990, Revised Sept. 1991).
Reynolds, J.E., 1990. Continuity or crisis? Management challenges for the shared fisheries of the western Uganda Great Lakes. SEC Field Report No. 15, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1990).
Kirema-Mukasa, C.T., & J.E. Reynolds, 1990. Marketing and distribution aspects of Lake Victoria fisheries in Uganda. SEC Field Report No. 16, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1990).
Ssali, W.M., J.E. Reynolds, & A.R. Ward, 1990. Fish and fuel, food and forests: perspectives on post-harvest losses in Uganda. SEC Field Report No. 17, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1990).
Kirema-Mukasa, C.T. & J.E. Reynolds, 1991a. Markets Survey 1990: organisation, conduct, and preliminary results. SEC Field Report No. 18, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Feb. 1991; Revised Aug. 1991).
Kisaamo, P.S. & J.E. Reynolds, 1991. Socio-economic aspects of landings in the Katebo area. SEC Field Report No. 19, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1991).
Kitakule, J.S. & J.E. Reynolds, 1991a. Organisation and conduct of a fishing community survey for Lake Victoria-Uganda. SEC Field Report No. 20, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1991).
OTHER DOCUMENTS
Orach-Meza, F.L., E.J. Coenen & J.E. Reynolds, 1989. Past and recent trends in the exploitation of the Great Lakes fisheries of Uganda. Occasional Papers No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Paper presented at the International Symposium on Resource Use and Conservation of the Great Lakes. Bujumbura, 29/11 – 2/12/89). (Nov. 1989).
Reynolds, J.E., J. Wadanya, & D. Nyeko, eds., 1989. Fisheries statistics and information management in Uganda: past approaches, current status, and future prospects. Field Document No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Nov. 1989).
Reynolds, J.E., 1989. Fisheries development in Uganda: sectoral background and project profiles (No.1: Stock assessment of national and shared fisheries; No.2: Monitoring of catch, effort, and utilisation; No.3: Eradication of water hyacinth from Lake Kyoga; No.4: Provision of basic inputs; No.5: Development of the Lake Victoria dagaa fishery; No.6: Pilot development of fishing and transport craft; No.7: National fish technology services and infrastructure improvement). Project Profiles No. 1. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Nov. 1989; Rev. Dec. 1989). (Restricted).
Orach-Meza, F.L., 1990. Statistical sampling method for improving the catch assessment of lake fisheries. Occasional Papers No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Paper presented at the International Symposium on Catch-Effort Sampling Techniques and their Application in Freshwater Fisheries Management, Humberside International Fisheries Institute, Hull, U.K., 2–6 April 1990. (June 1990).
Nyeko, D. & T.O. Acere, 1990. Inventory survey of fishing factors in the Ugandan part of Lake Victoria. In Occasional Papers No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1990).
Okaronon, J.O., S. Nkusi, E.J. Coenen, & J. Ikwaput, 1990. Catch/Effort sampling systems in Uganda. In Occasional Papers No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1990).
Kirema-Mukasa, C.T., P.N. Karuhanga, & J.E. Reynolds, 1990. The collection and use of socio-economic data for the fisheries of Lake Victoria. In Occasional Papers No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1990).
Malvestuto, S.P., 1990. Catch assessment survey design for the Ugandan waters of Lake Victoria. Consultancy Report. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Dec. 1990).
Reynolds, J.E., 1991a. Restoration of fish farming in southeastern Uganda: pilot phase. Project Profiles, No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1991). (Restricted).
Reynolds, J.E. & E.J. Coenen, 1991. Emergency formulation project on water hyacinth surveillance and control/eradication in Lakes Victoria and Kyoga and the River Nile. Project Profiles, No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (March 1991). (Restricted).
Reynolds, J.E., 1991b. Establishment of visitor/education centre, Entebbe Zoological Gardens. Project Profiles, No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (May 1991). (Restricted).
Kirema-Mukasa, C.T. & J.E. Reynolds, 1991b. Marketing and consumption of fish in Uganda. Occasional Papers, No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1991).
Reynolds, J.E. & C.T. Kirema-Mukasa, 1991. Review of fish marketing in Uganda. SEC Working Paper No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (June 1991).
Kitakule, J.S. & J.E. Reynolds, 1991b. Fishing communities of Lake Victoria-Uganda: a first assessment. SEC Working Paper No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Aug. 1991).
Kagoda-Batuwa, S. 1991a. Guide to the Game and Fisheries Library. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Aug. 1991).
Kagoda-Batuwa, S., 1991b. Game and Fisheries Library Manual. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Aug. 1991).
Reynolds, J.E. & J.S. Kitakule, 1991. Socio-economic aspects of Lakes Victoria and Albert fisheries: the 1991 FISHIN Community Survey. Field Document No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Kagoda-Batuwa, S., 1991c. Consultancy report on the reorganisation of the Game and Fisheries Library. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Reynolds, J.E., 1991. ‘Taking ngege where the water is far’: fish trading in Uganda. Field Document No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Kudhongania, A.W. & E.J. Coenen, 1991. Trends in fisheries development, prospects, and limitations for Lake Victoria (Uganda). Paper presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda. In Occasional Paper No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Okaronon, J.O. & J. Wadanya, 1991. Fishery resource base for the Uganda sector of Lake Victoria. Paper presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda. In Occasional Paper No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Orach-Meza, F.L., 1991. Existing fishery legislation and mechanisms for surveillance and control on Lake Victoria. Paper presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda. In Occasional Paper No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Ssali, W.M., J.E. Reynolds, & R. Ogutu-Ohwayo, 1991. Industrial processing investment and development for the fisheries of Lake Victoria: present and future concerns. Paper presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda. In Occasional Paper No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Twongo, T., J.E. Reynolds, & P. Mwene-Beyanga, 1991. Management issues, options, and strategies for Lake Victoria fisheries. Paper presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda. In Occasional Paper No. 5, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
Reynolds, J.E., ed., 1991. Resource stewardship and multiple use interests for a fisheries in flux: observations on Lake Victoria-Uganda. Field Document No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991 -- edited versions of papers: (a) Ssali, Reynolds, & Ogutu-Ohwayo and (b) Twongo, Reynolds, & Mwene-Beyanga presented at the National Seminar on the Management of the Fisheries of Lake Victoria, 6–8 August 1991, Jinja, Uganda.).
Coppola, S.R., E.J. Coenen, J. Ikwaput & R. Tumwebaze (in preparation). UGASTAT -- Computerised National Fishery Statistics and Information System for Uganda: Reference Manual. FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1991).
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