Assessment of Vulnerability and Adaption to Climate Change

ASSESSMENT OF THE VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE

QUESTIONNAIRE No.

INTERVIEWEE NAME

INTERVIEWED DATE

____/____/2014

Part A: Family Information
1. Name of interviewee: ____________________________________________________Male ___ Female____
2. Relation to the family held: ____________________________________ Telephone: ____________________
3. Religion a. Islam _______ b. Christian__________ c. Others _______
4. Name of small town: 1. Kipini _______________ 2. Ozi ___________________ 3. Kilelengwani ____________
Part B: Composition OF HOUSEHOLD AND HUMAN CAPITAL

Family member

Presently present ( P/A )

Gender
( M/F )

Age ( old ages )

Marital position ( 1. Married 2. Unmarried 3. Others

Education degree
0 – none 1. Primary 2. Secondary 3. High school 4. Certificate/Diploma 5. Bachelor 6. Maestro

Condition of wellness

Technical accomplishments

Number of yearss in the past 12 months unable to transport out support activities

Name

Number

Part C. PHYSICAL AND NATURAL CAPITAL

Name of Rhizophora mangle related physical capital

Measure

Value at market monetary value

Observations/ notes

Part B. ( PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES ) OF YOUR FAMILY ( KEY NATURAL RESOURCE DEPENDENT LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES )
1. What is your family’s chief beginning of income? ( What is your family’s cardinal support? )
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2. Could you delight name the other beginnings of income, in order of importance?

Livelihood/job

Where

Rating

3. Calendar of support activities:

Support activities

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

4. Please rate the importance ( value ) of natural resources ( Rhizophora mangles ) in to your support and day-to-day life:

Natural resource

Importance

5. Changes ( e.g. , Total country, location and quality ) of natural resources that relate to your support from 2000 up to now

Natural resource

Changes in 2000 – 2011

Area

Location

Quality

6. Make your family own a house? 1. Yes 2. No 7. If yes, what is the current market value ( Kshs ) _________
8. How many roomw does the house have _______________
Family ACTIVITIES AND ASSOCIATED FINANCIAL CAPITAL

Family member

Beginning of income

Estimate of clip invested ( days/ twelvemonth )

Estimate of income degree ( Kshs/yr )

1.

2.

Fisheries

Agribusiness

Agricultural labourer

Cattle/ domestic fowl rise uping

Business

Occupation

Selling firewood

3. Others

Interest from deposited money

Interest from money loaning

Rent

Social security benefits

Others ( relations, contribution )

Other

Social capital
C. NATURAL HAZARD RISKS, HUMAN IMPACTS AND RESPONSE
10. Make you retrieve, in the past 10 old ages, that your local community experienced any natural jeopardies or unusual conditions conditions ( delight grade X on the months that it happened ) ?

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

High temperature ( warm )

Droughts

Flood

Tidal inundation

Low temperature ( cold )

Other unusual jeopardies

11. Compared to the past 10 old ages, how have the usual conditions conditions changed?

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

High temperature ( warm )

Droughts

Flood

Tidal inundation

Low temperature ( cold )

Other unusual jeopardies

12. In the past 10 old ages, did your community experience any troubles ensuing from authorities ordinances on land/crops/hydro-construction or were there any self-generated activities of local occupants that affected the area’s support ( please list in the tabular array below ) ?

Factors/ causes

Livelihood/agricultural production theoretical account

Damage

13. Loss in production and day-to-day life due to unusual conditions conditions in the past 10 old ages,

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Poor harvests

Lack of imbibing H2O

Cattle disease

Plant diseases

Human diseases

House harm

Losing occupation

Please explicate harm causes?
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14. Loss in production and day-to-day life due to presently unusual conditions conditions?

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Poor harvests

Lack of imbibing H2O

Cattle disease

Plant diseases

Human diseases

House harm

Losing occupation

Please explicate harm causes?
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Respondents will be asked to name the types and Numberss of conditions and clime events impacting them and so name down their impact degrees. Three different impact degrees will be used: Increased, Stable and Decreas
C. HOUSEHOLD HISTORY
1. Is the above reference family head’s birth topographic point? Yes ( 1 ) / No ( 0 )
If no go inquiry 2 ; if yes go inquiry 4.
2. When have your family migrated?
3. From where have you come here? ( Village: Union: Upazila: )
4. Why did your family move to this small town?
5. When did your ain family start?
6. Please reference all the old economic activities of your family

Year ( from, to )

Previous economic activities

Reason for altering occupation/activities

Observation/notes

Appendix B – Checklists for Oral History Interviews
Purpose
Oral history interviews were used to garner in-depth information on impacts, responses
( both short- and long-run ) and restraints to responses to climatic dazes and emphasiss
of families and their supports in each community.
Common checklists for the families of all three survey communities
How climatic dazes and emphasiss impact your family ( negatively or positively ) both
inland and at sea?
Dazes and emphasiss include:
– cyclones
– inundations
– sea degree alterations
– land eroding, and
– fluctuations in temperature and rainfall
– others
Impacts on
– support capital assets,
– substructure, societal services, markets, transforming constructions and procedures,
– support activities and schemes ( piscaries or non-fisheries related ) and
– overall supports.
How you tackle these, both in the short-run and in the longer-term?
What things facilitate or constrain while undertaking these?
What things help most while undertaking these and how?
What things constrain most while undertaking these and how?
What are the tendencies ( both frequence and strength ) in the above dazes and emphasiss?
What have you learned from the above? In future how are you traveling to undertake these?
How can others, outside your families, aid undertake these?
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Extra checklists for the families of Kutubdia Para
Why and how did your family migrate?
Why did you migrate to Kutubdia Para? Why did you non migrate to other
topographic points?
Which factors influenced you to travel?
Was there any support from non-government beginnings?
Was there any support from authorities?
How did migration impact your life?
What things and how helped or constrained you go oning or bettering your life here?
Can you state whether migration is/was a successful or unsuccessful scheme?
How is your life traveling to be here in future?
Extra checklists for the families of Kutubdia Island
Could you speak about the history of your colony here?
Why did your family non migrate?
Which factors influenced your family non to travel from Kutubdia Island to
Kutubdia Para or to other mainland countries?
What have been the impacts of non traveling on supports / flights / passages
taking topographic point?
Do you believe that your family has taken the right determination non to migrate? Is your
family more or less successful in relation to livelihood than the families who
hold migrated?
What are your household’s future programs – migration or remaining on the island? If staying,
so how will your family tackle future climatic emphasiss and dazes? How could
your current supports be improved? If migration, so how will your family
overcome the limitations of migration? How can others, outside your household aid you in
migration?