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1A. Participatory assessment of damage, opportunities for short term
recovery and long term improvement of the tree crop production sector and
trade
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1.01.
Preparation: Partner consolidation, finalizing roles and responsibilities,
agreements and kick-off meeting
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1.02.
Assessment of coastal zone livelihoods and impact of Tsunami damage
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1.03.
Market assessment for major tree crops and institutional setup, Tsunami
impact and future scenarios
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1.04.
Local strategies (knowledge, self-help initiatives, indigenous
innovations) to cope with Tsunami and earthquake disasters
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1.05.
Appraisal of local tree diversity and use value (local + market-based)
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Activity
1.01
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| Preparation:
Partner consolidation, finalising roles and responsibilities, agreements
and kick-off meeting
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| Methodology
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| Action-level
meeting to refine work plans, seek collegial feedback on targets and
methods, and discussions with key stakeholders, specifying roles and
responsibilities for partners and individuals and organising kick-off
meeting
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Outputs
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Activity
1.02
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| Assessment
of coastal zone livelihoods and impact of Tsunami damage
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| Methodology
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Participatory
landscape appraisal team using methods of Participatory Rural
Appraisal (PRA),
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YPK,
a local NGO in Meulaboh, has been facilitating PRA
in some tsunami affected villages; the NGO will be contacted for
earlier results and plan/refine new work. Carry out PRAs to understand
the earlier and current condition of the community of the target area.
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Compile,
review and synthesize the available reports including spatial and
statistical data (JKPP – Jaringan Kerja Pemetaan Partisipatif).
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Poverty
mapping, to capture spatio-temporal pattern of before and after
tsunami livelihoods in different areas (a village level study).
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Focus
Group Discussion (NGOs, Lembaga lain, Key informans)
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Determining
of sampled Villages based on damage levels. 10-20 % of the number of
villages per sub-district. 4 Subdistricts (Meurebo, Johan Pahlawan,
Sama Tiga, Arongan Lambalek) + 1 Subdistrict (Nias) Gunung Sitoli.
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Outputs
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Clearly
articulated livelihoods of various groups of people living in the four
sub-districts of AB and Nias, before and after Tsunami of Dec 2004.
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An
impact assessment of tsunami damage on local livelihoods.
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Poverty
maps depicting spatio-temporal pattern pre and post Tsunami.
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Activity
1.03
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| Market
assessment for major tree crops and institutional setup, Tsunami impact
and future scenarios
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| Methodology
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rapid market appraisal team will start with a quick scan of the market
chain and main actors, followed up by in depth interviews and analysis of
quantitative data; existing world market projections of demand and
national level data of comparative advantage will be combined, to link
micro to macro economic perspectives
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Outputs
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clear understanding on market situation before and after Tsunami and
implications on major tree crop development in Aceh Barat and Nias
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Activity
1.04
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| Local
strategies
(knowledge, self-help initiatives, indigenous innovations) to cope with
Tsunami and earthquake disasters
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| Methodology
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on to the
PRA
results of 1.02, staff trained in participatory knowledge analysis will
further document and analyze livelihood strategies, local resource use and
explanatory ecological knowledge; methods may include Agro ecological
Knowledge Toolkit (see ICRAF/SEA web site), as has been successfully used
in guiding agroforestry development elsewhere on Sumatra; analysis will be
gender-specific
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Outputs
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| Documentation
of coping strategies (gender perspective), local resource use and
“sustainability”
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Activity
1.05
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| Appraisal
of local tree diversity and use value (local + market-based)
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| Methodology
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| Survey
and documentation of existing coastal zone tree diversity and
gender-specific utility value covering home gardens, estuary mangrove, and
peat dome.
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Outputs
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| Database
of local tree diversity, their value and use.
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