APPENDIX 2A. 1990 MARKETS SURVEY PROGRAMME

1.	DRAFTING, PRE-TESTING, AND REVISION OF QUESTIONNAIRE

	mid-June - mid-July:	Entebbe Project HQ, markets in Mpigi, Kampala, and Mukono Districts.

2.	ENTEBBE (L. VICTORIA EAST) REGION

	13 July:	Seminar at Entebbe
	16 – 20 July:	Fieldwork
	21 – July:	Collection of forms

3.	TORORO REGION

	30 July:	Seminar at Tororo
	31 July – 3 Aug:	Fieldwork
	4 Aug:	Collection of forms

4.	JINJA REGION

	6 Aug:	Seminar at Jinja
	7 – 10 Aug:	Fieldwork
	11 Aug:	Collection of forms

5.	MASAKA REGION

	20 Aug:	Seminar at Masaka
	21 – 24 Aug:	Fieldwork
	25 Aug:	Collection of forms

6.	KICHWAMBA REGION

	3 Sept:	Seminar at Kichwamba
	4 – 7 Sept:	Fieldwork
	8 Sept:	Collection of forms

7.	KALANGALA REGION

	22 Nov:	Seminar at Kalangala
	23 – 24 Nov:	Fieldwork
	3 – 6 Dec:	Fieldwork
	7 Dec:	Collection of forms.

APPENDIX 2B. THE 1990 MARKETS SURVEY TEAM

SOCIO-ECONOMIC TEAM:

Name	Title
Dr. J.E. Reynolds	Socio-economic Advisor, FAO/UN.
Ms. C.T. Kirema-Mukasa	Fisheries Marketing Officer, UFD.
Mr. O.K. Odongkara	Fisheries Economist (left duty in January 1991).
Ms. J.S. Kitakule	National Survey Consultant (Nov. 1990–Aug 1991).
Mr. P. Kissamo	Fisheries Economist (March 1991–July 1991, posted for other duties).

FIELD SUPERVISORS: C.T. Kirema-Mukasa and O.K. Odongkara.

ENUMERATORS & ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS:

Region	Name	Title*

Entebbe	C. Ayiga	AFDO
	B.K. Kasule	AFDO
	G.W. Kitaka	AFDO
	S.K. Mubbala	AFDO
	J.R. Okidi	AFDO

Jinja	D. Mutumba	Ag. RFO
	M.E. Akona	AFDO
	S. Mumbi	FA
	D. Mwogererwa	AFDO
	J. Ndoleriire	FA
	Okou-Asalamuka	AFDO

Tororo	H. Makanga	Ag. RFO
	J.O. Angou	AFDO
	A. Etoori	AFDO
	M. Lojjo	AFDO
	R. Gimbo (Ms)	FA
	A.J.K. Opio	AFDO

Masaka	L.S. Mugerwa	Ag. RFO
	G.B.P. Kamugisha	AFDO
	C.S. Kyeyune	FA
	P. Muhumuza	FA
	M. Rutakingirwa	FA
	P.W. Ssempala	FA

Kalangala	J.B. Kambata	FA
Kalangala	G.R.T. Kamanzi	AFDO

Kichwamba	M. Ayen	RFO
	B. Bwambale	FA
	J. Bwambale	FA
	R. Katungi	FA
	Y. Muwonge	AFDO
	S. Rubaale	AFDO

* RFO = Regional Fisheries Officer.
AFDO = Assistant Fisheries Development Officer.
FA = Fisheries Assistant.

APPENDIX 2C. GUIDELINES FOR SURVEY ENUMERATORS

1. INTRODUCTION:

Over the years there have been fairly well documented catch statistics collected by the Fisheries Department of the Ministry of Animal Industry and Fisheries. In the almost total absence of any socio-economic and post-harvest data, only the catch statistics have been available as a basis for formulating fisheries management policies and development projects. One of the chief aims of the FAO/UNDP FISHIN' Project (UGA/87/007) is to formulate improved procedures for the collection and use of fisheries information and statistics in the country as a basis for better planning, management and development of the fishery industry.

2. PURPOSE OF THE MARKETS SURVEY

The purpose of the survey is to help with a study the marketing and distribution aspects of the fishery industry, including the environment within which the industry operates, the industry's activities, peoples' attitudes towards fish and their opinions towards the fishery industry. The information gathered through the study will will be used in conjunction with the catch data to formulate the basis of marketing development in the fishery industry.

3. THE SURVEY PLAN

3.1 Scope

The fish markets survey is planned to cover all post-harvest activities from the landings to the markets within the areas bordering on Lakes Victoria, Edward, and George.

In fact the survey involves a census (“frame survey) of all the fish markets within the FISHIN Project area. All markets will be counted: rural as well as urban, minor as well as major.

3.2 Data to be collected

A questionnaire has been designed to provide information for each market along the following lines:

Nature of the market.
Fisheries staff disposition.
Market days.
Number of fishing operators, processors and traders.
Other occupations practised in addition to fish trade.
Membership in fishery co-operative societies or other trade related organisations.
Supply of fish.
Outlets of fish on the markets.
Fish export.
Services such as hospitals and schools within the area.
Handling facilities within the market.
Packaging materials.
Institutions and public eating places.
Current prices of commodities.

3.3 ORGANISATION:

The market frame survey is planned to cover six weeks, as per the attached programme. One week will be spent for each Fisheries Region. It is intended to use existing Fisheries field staff at the landings and the markets. The entire survey team will be composed of about 30 enumerators and two supervisors. For each region the completed questionnaires will be collected at the end of the survey week. Detailed instructions for completing the questionnaire are provided below.

4. QUESTIONNAIRE INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 Preparation

Make sure you have your writing materials (pencils and eraser) along with one questionnaire form ready for completion before starting work at each market.
Check to make sure that each questionnaire is a complete form (9 pages). Three sheets of extra writing paper have been provided.
When you arrive at any of your assigned markets first introduce yourself to the relevant local authorities and make sure they understand the purpose of your work. Show your letter of introduction and ask them for any needed assistance to get started. The county and sub-county chiefs are to act as liaison officers. Therefore any messages concerning change of plans in the fieldwork schedule should be left with them.
Before beginning with the questionnaire, fill in the box at the top of the first page, giving your personal information, the date, and the market location data.

4.2 Recording Guidelines

Question No.	Guidelines
1.	Circle the appropriate answer.
2.	Indicate the Fisheries staff stationed in the market and other markets in the area that they are supposed to cover.
3.	Circle the days in the week the market operates or indicate the other interval of operation.
4.	Identify the number fishers (if market is a landing market), fish traders or processors by gender, i.e. men or women.
5.	Only list down those fisheries co-operative societies or fisheries-related trade groups in the local area. Indicate the number of members by gender.
6.	List down the other occupations of fish traders (e.g. farming, kiosk operator, teacher, etc.) in the order of most common to least common.
7.	Sources of supply should be clearly identified by the word “market” or “landing”. Distance from this market to the source must be identified in kilometres as well as the type of connecting link (use codes provided).
8.	If there are many reasons for failure to get fish supplies use extra space on the blank sheets provided.
9.	Care should be taken in answering this question because normally fishers or fishmongers talk of “high” and “low” seasons and these must be clearly translated according to months of the year.
10.–11.	These tables must be carefully filled in according to the seasons identified by respondents. Be sure to note down the total numbers of each type of transport unit (e.g. transport canoe, pick-up, bicycle) operating in or out of the market as well as details of delivery frequency and delivery weights.
12.	Complete as for question No.7 except here note the other markets (if any) which receive fish from this market.
13.	As in question No.8, but applying to delivery of fish away from this market to other markets.
14.–15.	As in questions 10 and 11.
16.	If the fish is exported to other countries from the market it should be recorded, however small the amount or infrequent the event. Explain any irregularities or special features in the extra space below or on the blank sheets provided.
17.	For urban markets, mention only those services in the town and surburbs that lie within the 10 km radius specified.
18.	Record trading centres within a radius of 10 km by names to avoid double counting.
19.	If the market has other handling facilities or other special features not mentioned, please include them.
20.	Show materials used for packaging fish and the other information requested in columns provided.
21.	Note down all local institutions that may purchase fish in the market area, such as boarding schools, hospitals, etc., together with estimated volumes of fresh or processed product purchased by each per week.
22.	Mention any institution that has large numbers of people and is not purchasing fish but could be a potential buyer.
23.	Fill by indicating the number of public eating places by type specified.
24.	Indicate species by name and enter the current market price per one (1) kilogram of that species. Do the same for the commodities indicated in the questionnaire. Note down any special units used to measure commodities in this market, and give the kilogram weight equivalent.

4.3 Other Important Points

Any other information that you consider important about the market and its problems and possibilities for improvement and development should be noted down on the attached blank sheets.

CHECK TO SEE THAT YOU HAVE COMPLETED ALL PARTS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE AS INSTRUCTED BEFORE YOU LEAVE FOR THE NEXT MARKET. DO NOT SKIP ANY MARKET IN YOUR ASSIGNED AREA!

APPENDIX 2D. 1990 MARKETS SURVEY - QUESTIONNAIRE

FISHIN PROJECT UGA/87/007
FISH MARKETS SURVEY 1990
-- QUESTIONNAIRE --

ENUMERATOR DESIGNATION

DATE

FISHERIES REGION DISTRICT

COUNTY SUB/COUNTY

MARKET CODE

1. Market is: Landing + Market Market only
(Circle one)

2. Fisheries Staff Disposition:

a) No. Local Fisheries Staff: FO FA
AFDO FMA

b) Other Landings/Markets covered by local staff:

LANDING/MARKET:	COVERED BY (Name, Designation):
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

3. Days per week market is held (circle as appropriate):

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU [or] DAILY

Specify if other interval: (circle one)	Once per fortnight
	Once per month
	Other
	(specify)

4. No. of Operators, Traders:

TYPE OPERATOR, TRADER:	NO. MEN	NO. WOMEN
Fishing Operators, Crew
Fishing Operators, Boat Owners
Fishmongers
Fishing Operators+Fishmongers
Wholesalers
Retailers
Processors -- Smoking
Processors -- Frying
Processors -- Drying
Processors -- Salting

5. No. of people in co-operative societies, trade organisations:

SOCIETY/ORGANISATION	NO. MEN	NO. WOMEN
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

6. Other occupations of fish traders/processors:
(specify occupation)

1)	4)
2)	5)
3)	6)

7. Source(s) of Fish Supply:
(List in order of most tonnage supplied.)

SOURCE MARKET/LANDING	DISTANCE AWAY (km)	LINK CODE
			Codes
			W=Water/Canoe
			T=Tarmac Road
			I=Unimproved Road/Track
			F=Footpath

8. Does this market ever fail to get fish supplies from its sources due to poor/impassable roads or any other reason?

YES NO (circle one)

If YES, please specify:

9. Indicate the range of fish supplies by months:

LEVEL

JAN

FEB

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG

SEPT

OCT

NOV

DEC

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

10. Delivery of supplies: FRESH FISH

MODES OF TRANSPORT	HIGH SEASON			LOW SEASON
MODES OF TRANSPORT	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip
Transport Canoe
Lorries
Busses
Pick-ups
Taxis/Vans
Bicycles
Wheelbarrows
Headloads
Other (Specify)

11. Delivery of supplies: PROCESSED FISH

MODES OF TRANSPORT	HIGH SEASON			LOW SEASON
MODES OF TRANSPORT	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip
Transport Canoe
Busses
Pick-ups
Taxis/Vans
Bicycles
Wheelbarrows
Headloads
Other (Specify)

12. Final destination(s) of fish from this market:
(List in order of most tonnage delivered.)

DESTINATION MARKET	DISTANCE AWAY (km)	LINK CODE
			Codes
			W=Water/Canoe
			T=Tarmac Road
			I=Unimproved Road/Track
			F=Footpath

13. Does this market ever fail to deliver fish to other markets due sources due to poor/impassable roads or any other reason?

YES NO (circle one)

If YES, please specify:

14. Delivery to other markets: FRESH FISH

MODES OF TRANSPORT	HIGH SEASON			LOW SEASON
MODES OF TRANSPORT	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip
Transport Canoe
Lorries
Busses
Pick-ups
Taxis/Vans
Bicycles
Wheelbarrows
Headloads
Other (Specify)

15. Delivery to other markets: PROCESSED FISH

MODES OF TRANSPORT	HIGH SEASON			LOW SEASON
MODES OF TRANSPORT	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip	No.	Frq/Week	Kg/Trip
Transport Canoe
Busses
Pick-ups
Taxis/Vans
Bicycles
Wheelbarrows
Headloads
Other (Specify)

16. Is there any fish exported to other countries from this market?

YES NO (circle one)

If YES, complete the following information:

SPECIES	FORM	AMOUNT (kg) MONTHLY	COST PRICE PER KILO	DESTINATION

17. Services within radius of 10 km:

SERVICE	NO.
Hospitals
Dispensaries
Schools
Community Centres
Churches
Mosques
Banks

18. Trading Centres within a radius of 10 km:

WITH RANGE OF SHOPS:	NO.
0 – 5
6 – 10
11 – 20
21 – 30
31 – 50
>50
Banks

19. Handling facilities within the market:

FACILITY	NO.
Tap water
Electricity
Ice Plant
Cold rooms/ice storage
Common dry storage
Off-loading tables/slabs
Cleaning tables
Cement selling stalls/tables
Temporary stalls/counters
Permanent building
Temporary shelter
Cemented floors
Local kilns
Chorkor kilns
Salting vats
Other:
Other:
Other:
Other:

20. Materials used for packaging fish:

MATERIAL (Baskets, etc.)	FORM OF FISH (Fresh, Smoked, etc.)	MODE OF TRANSPORT (Bicycle, etc.)
1)
2)
3)
4)

21. Local institutions (hospitals, schools, etc.) supplied with fish from this market.

INSTITUTION	Est. kg fresh/week	Est. kg processed/week
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

22. Other local institutions that are potential customers for fish from this market.

TYPE INSTITUTION	NO.
Hospitals
Boarding Schools
Universities
Technical/Training Colleges
Prisons
Army Camps
Other:
Other:

23. Public eating places supplied with fish from this market:

TYPE	NO.
Hotels
Restaurants
Outdoor (Kikuubo)

24. Current prices of selected commodities per kg:

SPECIES OF FISH: FRESH	PRICE/Kg
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
SPECIES OF FISH: PROCESSED	PRICE/kg
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
OTHER COMMODITIES	PRICE/kg
1) Meat (beef)
2) Goat meat
3) Pork
4) Mutton
5) Chicken
6) Beans
7) Peas
8) Groundnuts
9) Bitter berries

FISHIN NOTES & RECORDS

LIST OF DOCUMENTS
(To June 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, Masaka Region. 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 Ugandan 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).

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. Kisembo, 1990. 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).

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. and 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, 1991. 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).

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., & J.E. Reynolds, 1991. 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

Nyeko, D., 1989. Past and present fisheries statistical systems in Uganda -- a bibliographic study. BIOSTAT Working Paper No. 1, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (April 1989).

Wadanya, J., 1989. Fisheries statistical training needs: initial assessment. BIOSTAT Working Paper No. 2, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (July 1989).

Ikwaput, J. & R. Tumwebaze, 1989. The present status of fisheries data collection and analysis in Uganda. BIOSTAT Working Paper No. 3, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1989).

Wadanya, J., & D. Nyeko, 1989. Fisheries statistical systems in Uganda. BIOSTAT Working Paper No. 4, FISHIN Notes and Records. Fisheries Statistics and Information Systems, FAO/UNDP Project UGA/87/007. (Sept. 1989).

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).

Reynolds, J.E., 1991a. Restoration of fish farming in southwestern 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 -- Drafted Nov. 1990). (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, 1991. 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).

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