Emma guidance note – an accompanyment to the emma toolkit
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- Socio-economic categorization of the rural households in normal weather Western zone, Ivory Coast rice seed market (IRC, Oxfam, ACF, Save the Children, 2011)
- Rice of hollows
- Access to land
- Local manual labor
- Animals
- Example of a Seasonal Calendar from Wajir (MercyCorps 2011)
- Why data are useful or important
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Socio-economic categorization of the rural households in normal weather Western zone, Ivory Coast rice seed market (IRC, Oxfam, ACF, Save the Children, 2011) Very Poor households Poor households Less rich households Food Crops Small rain rice field only, not of Hollow Importance of the manioc (in the same rice field)! Small rain rice field only, Pas de Bas- melts or mini piece (without inputs) Importance of the manioc! Rain rice Rice of hollows (also with inputs) Also bananas plantains Cash Crops Not
Not Coffee and/or cocoa Other sources of income (excluding cash crops) Sale of sticks, coal Labor day laborer Sale of manioc (also rice, by distress) Solidarity by easy families Sale of sticks, coal Labor day laborer Sale of manioc (also rice) Solidarity by easy families Trade Sale of food Access to land By loan
Or portions out clean, but small Clean, but small piece Proper piece
Limited number of dabas (traditional hoe) and machete Bad quality of machetes Limited number of dabas (traditional hoe) and machete Bad quality of machetes More significant number of dabas + machetes (of good quality)
No: Employed by rich person No: Employed by rich person Yes : Are employers of labor Employment outside the zone / temporary migration Temporary agricultural employment out of the zone for sugar and cocoa (Soubré, etc)
Temporary agricultural employment out of the zone for cane has sugar (with the sugar complex) and cocoa (Soubré, etc) No
Animals Not
Some hens Hens, goats (sometimes sheep) ducks, guinea fowl
Small
Small Larger, often household (families) polygamous
In bank value Bank value Improved (sheets, with cement possibly)
Children not provided education at very high level Children not provided education at very high level Level of schooling raised, most children provided education for
No, because displaced will not come on their premises! (lack of means)
No, because displaced will not come on their premises! (lack of means) YES improved living condition
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Box 3.11 (EMMATKp72) Seasonal calendar for market system Factor S O N D J F M A M J J A Prices of item Low
High Trade volumes High
Low
Employment level
Planting: high
Low
Harvest Input purchases
$
$
Main harvest sale
Repayments due $ $
Flooding season
Flood
Market map (see Box 3.9 (EMMATKp70) in ANNEX Step 3
Box: 6.2 (EMMATKp121) Types of useful quantitative data in EMMA Data Details Why data are useful or important Actor
numbers Number of target households (differentiating between numbers of women and men if relevant) Number of market actors at key points in the chain To understand scale of activities. To extrapolate from sample. To flag up risks of poor conduct (e.g. cartels). Price data Prices for target households, and at key points along supply / value chain To help to diagnose supply or demand failure. To help to identify bottlenecks. Volumes
Consumption or production by different target groups (differentiating between women and men if appropriate – e.g. for production) Trade volumes in local, provincial, national markets To assess availability. To evaluate capacity to respond to procurement needs. To help diagnose supply and demand failure.
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