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Approved Surveys - 2011 Approved Surveys - 2011 Contact Tentative Date for the Final No Name of Organization Survey Title Contact number Survey Objectives Survey Areas Survey Approved Date Period of Data Collection Status Person Report Integrated Human Development B.Eydhafushi, Lh.Naifaru, Aminath Ummu 3327352 / Assess the impact of the Integrated Human Development 1 Oxford Policy Management, UK Project Beneficiary Assessment, Wave Dh.Kudahuvadhoo, L.Gan and some 10th Jan 2011 12th Feb - 12th March 2011 June 2011 Kulsoom 3341405 Project 3 neihboring islands within the atoll. Raajeyge vazeefage baazarugai vazeefa adhaakuraa Ministry of Human Resource, National Employee Registry Survey Zubaidha Abdul 2 3306155 faraathakaai vazeefadhey faraaththakuge mauloomaath Male' 16th Jan 2011 19th Jan - 3rd Feb 2011 March 2011 Youth and Sport 2011 Hameed ekkurun. The survey is intended to provide a rigorous and accurate HA. Thakandhoo, Hdh. Kulhudhuffushi, B. understanding of the roles of religious scholars and social Ms. Gita Eydhafushi, R. Fainu, Aa. Himendhoo, leaders in national development in Maldives. The survey will Baseline survey for leaders of sabbarwal, 3/1 A, Adh. Mahibadhoo, M.Muli, 3 The Asian Foundation 0094773500405 focus on 2 interrelated elements: the role of religious 18th Jan 2011 02nd Jan - 10th Feb 2011 25th March 2011 Reports Received influence programe Rajakeeya Mw, M.Raimandhoo, Th. Thimarafushi, L. scholars and social leaders in communities: social and Colombo 7 Dhabidhoo, Ga. Dhaandhoo, Gdh. religious values: and the impact of religious interpretation Thinadhoo, Gn. Fuahmulah, S. Hithadhoo on daily life and social interaction. Department of National Aditoc survey on retail trade and Validate trade and transport margins for SUT 2007 which lh.Naifaru, Hdh. Kulhuddhufushi, Gdh. 4 ST2 3348227 19th Jan 2011 22nd Jan - 20th Feb 2011 March/April 2011 Planning transport margin being complied under RETA 6483 Thinadhoo, Addu To contribute to the efforts to enhance the tourism industry in the Maldives by providing those in industry and Ministry of Tourism, Arts and M. Sharmeela / Male' International Airport - Departure 5 Maldives Visitor Survey 3323224 government with a resourse which details the 09th Feb 2011 31st March - 01st June 2011 April 2011 Culture Yamna terminal characteristics, perferences expectations and the spending behavior of tourist visiting the Maldives. Describe whether and how primary schools, teachers and Male', Vilimale', Hulhumale', S. parent economic and organisation stability/ vulnerability Hithadhoo, S. Maradhoofeydhoo, L. conditions changed compared to 2008/2009 financial crisis, Hithadhoo, Th. Thimarafushi, Dh. Impact of the global financial crisis examina how primary schools, teachers and parents cops Funadhoo, L. Kunahandhoo, Th. 6 CDE Pvt Ltd Dr. Simad Saeed 7777445 14th Feb 2011 16th Feb - 16th March 2011 April 2011 on education in the Maldives and adapt to the crisis and explore conditions that may Madifushi, Sh. Lhaimagu, S. Hithadhoo, contribute to economic and oraganisational they faced Sh. Komandhoo, B. Thulhaadhoo, Adh. during the crisis and to their coping and adaptation Mahibadhoo, Sh. Bileifahi, B. Kamadhoo, strategies. Adh. Dhangethi Socmon field trials and basline kaafu atoll (North) - Male', Hulhumale', To assess the perceptions of local people on protected area 7 Seamarc Pvt Ltd surveys - Banana reef and Nassimo Moosa Athfal 9666676 Vilingili,Himmafushi, thulusdhoo, 20th Feb 2011 22 - 26th Feb 2011 31st October 2011 management. thila Boduhuraa To obtain baselines for the project monitoring framework of Gdh. Gadhdhoo, S. Feydhoo, Lh. Sharmeela / 7915591 / 8 Maldivian Red Crescent CBDRR Project Baseline MRC CBDRR project . To understand knowledge, Attitude Hinnavaru, Aa. Thoddhoo, K. Kaashidhoo, 1st March 2011 01st March - 04th April 2011 17th April 2011 Minna 7605119 and Practices to DRR. Ha. Hoarafushi To identify the training needs of the elected councils and the S. Hithadhoo, S. Meedhoo, Gn. Aishath Waheeda 7623854 / council office staffs. ( This TNA is a component of "support Fuahmulah, L. Fonadhoo, L. Maavah, K. 9 Ministry of Home Affairs Training Needs Assessment (TNA) / Project unit of 08th March 2011 06th March - 14th March 2011 20th April 2011 3313325 to National Regionalisation and decentralisation Huraa, R. Ungoofaru, R. Vaadhoo, Hdh. MOHA Programme" a project conducted by UNDPA and MOHA) Hanimaadhoo, Ha. Baarah. Male', Vilimale', Hulhumale',N. Hebadhoo, N. Landhoo, N. Lhohi, Holhudhoo, N. Fodhdhoo, N. Velidhoo, N. Manadhoo, R. Alifushi, R. Iguraidhoo, R. Meedhoo, R. hulhudhuffaru, R. Ugoofaru, B. Kendhoo, B. Thulhaadhoo, B. Goidhoo, B. Eydhafushi, Lh. hinnavaru, To capture the public attitude on media preferences, SRG Bangladesh Limited Public Attitudes in Asia and the M. Saidul HAQ / 7519347 / Lh. Kurendhoo, Lh. Olhuvelifushi, Lh. 10 livlihood issues, secuirty issues, views toward religion and 05th April 2011 15th April - 31st Aug 2011 31st August 2011 (SRGB) Middle East Reyshan 7776670 Naifaru, K. Dhiffushi, K. Hura, K. opinion on different countries. Himmafushi, K. Maafushi, K.Guraidhoo, K. Thulusdhoo, Adh. Omadhoo, Adh. Dhagethi, Adh. Dhigurah, Adh. Maamigili, Adh. Mahibadhoo, L. Isdhoo, L. Maabaidhoo, L. Gamu, L. Maavah, L. Fonadhoo, F. Feeali, F. Biledhdhoo, F. Nilandhoo. 1) Local awareness and perceptions of MPA, (2) Local Socio- economic survey of MPA Dr. Steve / South Ari Atoll, Fenfushi, Dhigurah, Newcastle University, Catherine 00447758437915 / perceptions of whale shark populations, (3) Tourist 11 perceptions and willingness to pay in Catherine / Mamigili, Dhiddhoo, Sun Island Resort, 07th April 2011 10th April - 01st June 2011 25th July 2011 logan and Lauren Arthur 7618379 willingness to pay, (4) Tourist perceptions of MPA and whale South Ari Atoll Lauren Diva Maldives, White Sand Resort. shark. Huvadhu atholhu tharaggee kurumuge magusadhugai mauloomaathu eykkurumugegothun kuraa survey ekeve. Mi surveygai ekulevigenvaa dhaairaathakakee 12 Choco Huvadhoo development survey Upper South Province 22-May-11 1st June - 31st July 2011 dhathurufathurukurun, thauleemu, siyyhee hidhumayy, harudhanaa hinguntherikan, viyafaariyaai igthisaadhu, gedhoraai maguthah adhi salaamayy kamaai rakkaatherikan Shahaama To assess the quantity of fish (especially reef fish) consumed 13 Marine Research Centre Household Fish Consumption Survey 3322242 Gdh.Thinadhoo 26th April 2011 26th April -5th May 2011 September 2011 A.Satlar by local households Understanding the factors that 7633816/0061405 The broad aim of this qualitative study is to investigate the 12th September - 16th October 14 Rhonda Di Biase influence active learning reform in Rhonda Di Biase 685725 phenomenon of active learning in the Maldives and the Pilot Study - Male' and Atoll 26th June 2011 2011 the Maldives ( Research base) (Melbourne) conditions under which it can be enacted. To obtain a situation analysis of the Maldives Civil Society. United Nations Development Comprehensive Scoping Exercise for Aishath Noora Haa Alifu, Faafu, Kaafu, Gaafu Dhaalu 15 7901802 To obtain information for redrafting the Associations Act 08th May 2011 9th May - 30 May 2011 30 June 2011 Programme Maldivian NGOs Mohamed Atolls and Male' and for the development of an NGO directory To study the exciting sewerage systems at household level Survey on Sewerage Systems and B.Kendhoo, B.Hithaadhoo and 16 Riyan Pvt Ltd and also the survey will identify the water usage level and 22nd May 2011 25th May - 25th June 2011 Water Usage N.Milandhoo study the over all water supply system of the island. Adh. Mahibadhoo, Ha.Baarah, Sh.Bileyfahi, Hdh.Finey, Ga.Vilingili, Gdh.Thinadhoo, Ga.Gemanafushi, K. Gulhi, Hdh.Hanimaadhoo, Hdh. Kulhudhufushi, K. Kaashidhoo, N. Global Youth Suvrvey (GYTS) and To enhance the capacity of the country to monitor & control 17 Ministry of Education Aishath Shifa 3341452 Kendhikulhudhoo, B. Kendhoo, M. 19th June 2011 24th April - 23rd June 2011 December 2011 Global School Personnal Survey 2011 tobacco related data at the national, regional & global level Kolhufushi, N. Maafaru, L. Maamendhoo, L. Gan, F. Magoodhoo, N. Holhudhoo, S. Hithadhoo, Hdh. Naivaadhoo, Hdh. Neykurendhoo, R. Kandholhudhoo, R. Ungoofaaru, V. Felidhoo Dhathurufathuruge Nizammun Kura Mi dhiraasaage amaazakee raaje ah gulhifaiva ferry Fathmath Adam Hdh. Nolhivaramfaru, Naivaadhoo, 18 Fathmath Adam Manik Iqthisaadhee adhi ijthimaaee 7720949 dhathuruge nizaamun gaaim kurumun iqthisaadhee adhi 28th June 2011 3rd July - 20th July 2011 December 2011 Manik Kulhudhufushi asaruthah ( research base) ijthimaaee gulhunthaka kuri asaruthah dhenegathun Pre test to validate questionnaire assessing attitudes and Aishath Maurifa 19 Human Rights commision Right side of Life 3003134 awareness of human rights an awareness of human rights Male' 04th Sep 2011 5th - 6th Sep 2011 December 2011 Mohamed commission of the maldives. HA(Dhihdhoo, Muraidhoo), R(Ungoofaaru, Rasmaadhoo, Meedhupparu) AA(Rasdhoo, Thoddoo), Right side of Life : Second Baseline Aishath Maurifa Assessing attitudes and awareness of human rights an F(Nilandhoo, Bilehdhoo), Th(Veymandoo, 20 Human Rights commision 3003134 07th Sep 2011 9th Sept - 9th Oct 2011 October 2011 Human Right Survey Mohamed awareness of human rights commission of the maldives. Omadhoo), GDh(Thinadhoo, Gadhdhoo), Gn(Fuvahmulah), S(Addu, Huhumeedhoo), S.Shangri-la (Resort), Male’ city and Thilafushi Centre for community health Maimoona Collect information on the prevelence and distribution of 21 Steps Survey 7773241 Male' 21st Sep 2011 25th Sept 2011 - 31st
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