発展途上国における生活と環境依存：調査とフィールド・ワークの方法 Measuring Livelihoods and Environmental Dependence : Methods for Research and Fieldwork

Angelsen, Arild (EDT)/ Overgaard Larsen, Helle (EDT)/ Smith Olsen, Carsten (EDT)

Earthscan Ltd（2011/03発売）

• 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 288 p.
• 言語 ENG
• 商品コード 9781849711326
• DDC分類 001.433

基本説明

Describes how to do a better job when designing and implementing household and village surveys for quantitative assessment of rural livelihoods in developing countries.

Full Description

Thousands of surveys on rural livelihoods in developing countries are being done every year. Unfortunately, many suffer from weaknesses in methods and problems in implementation. Quantifying households' dependence on multiple environmental resources (forests, bush, grasslands and rivers) is particularly difficult and often simply ignored in the surveys. The results therefore do not reflect rural realities. In particular, 'the hidden harvest' from natural resources is generally too important to livelihoods for development research, policies and practice to ignore. Fieldwork using state-of-the-art methods, and in particular well-designed household questionnaires, thus becomes an imperative to adequately capture key dimensions of rural welfare.

This book describes how to do a better job when designing and implementing household and village surveys for quantitative assessment of rural livelihoods in developing countries. It covers the entire research process from planning to sharing research results. It draws on the experiences from a large global-comparative project, the Poverty Environment Network (PEN), to develop more robust and validated methods, enriched by numerous practical examples from the field. The book will provide an invaluable guide to methods and a practical handbook for students and professionals.

Contents

1. Why Measure Rural Livelihoods and Environmental Dependence?  2. Why do Field Fesearch?  3. Composing a Fesearch Proposal  4. Sampling: Who, How and How Many?  5. Collecting Contextual Information  6. The Division of Labour Between Village, Household and other Surveys  7. Designing the Household Questionnaire  8. Valuing the Priceless: What are Non-marketed Products Worth?  9. Preparing for the Field: Managing and Enjoying Fieldwork  10. Hiring, Training and Managing a Field Team  11. Getting Quality Data  12. Data Entry and Quality Checking  13. An Introduction to Data Analysis  14. Communicating Research for Influence and Impact