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CBMS Database / Repository Information Sheet B A N G L A D E S H 1
Project Title: Local Level Poverty Monitoring System: Process and Poverty Situation in Muhammadpur (West) Union of Daudkandi Upazila
Administrative Information:
Project Leader: Ranjan Kumar Guha Address: Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD), Kotbari, Comilla, Bangladesh E-mail: [email protected] ; [email protected]
I. Project Abstract
Under MIMAP-Bangladesh, the Poverty Monitoring System developed and pilot-tested the methodology and indicators for a Local Level Poverty Monitoring System. The experimentation was carried out by the Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) in consultation with the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS) in the year of 2001-2002. The pilot testing was kept limited in four villages of Sreepur Union of Choudagram Upazila to acquire the required insights prior to its wider replication. With the successful outcomes of the pilot phase, the experimental phase is expanded in a Union named Muhammadpur (West) under Daudkandi Upazila covering all villages to examine its effectiveness at the Ward and Union levels. It is expected that an operational LLPMS at the Union level will play a complementary role with the national initiatives of poverty monitoring in providing both poverty and development related information and policy guidelines.
II. Project objectives
The general objective of the project is to create a community based poverty-monitoring system at the local level in Bangladesh and ensure active participation of and effective use of relevant information by the local government functionaries.
The specific objectives are as follows:
i) Implement the methodology and the indicators of the LLPMS, tested under MIMAP-Bangladesh, on a regular basis at the local level; ii) Create a data base of the local level poverty and development indicators and a mechanism for regular updating of the data base by the users themselves; and iii) Motivate and assist th e local government functionaries to use the Information in initiating local level plans and develop sustainable linkages with the government organisations, NGOs and the development partners for implementing the plan.
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III. Database information sheet
Pilot area(s): Source of data Six wards in Union of Muhammadpur (west), Daudkandi Upazila, Comilla District
Reference year for which the data was 2004 taken:
Database information :
Number of observation: Households: 3,761
Individuals: 21,411
Number of variables: 173 variables
Format: Excel and SPSS
Software used to store/retrieve information SPSS from the database:
IV. List of Indicators/Variables
Broad Areas Indicator Demographic ‰ Number of Households ‰ Number of Population ‰ Average Household size ‰ Sex Ratio (males per 100 females) ‰ Percentage of HH in Different Religion ‰ Age Structure of the population Income ‰ Head Count Rate under Self Perception Method Poverty ‰ Head Count Rate under Villagers perception Method Health ‰ Infant Mortality Rate (per thousand live births) ‰ Maternal Morality Rate (per thousand live births) ‰ Percentage of households not using sanitary latrine ‰ Percentage of tube wells contaminated by arsenic ‰ Parentage of deliveries not by the Trained Birth Attendant or in health center Education ‰ Net Enrolment Rate (Primary) ‰ Net Enrolment Rate (Secondary) ‰ Drop out Rate (Primary) ‰ Drop out Rate (Secondary)
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Education ‰ Literacy Rate (7 years and above) ‰ Adult Literacy Rate (15 years and above) ‰ Percentage of People have SSC or above qualification (15 years +) Productive Asset (Land) ‰ Average owned land per households (acres) ‰ Average operated land (acres) ‰ % of HH involved in renting-in of land ‰ % of Households involved in renting-out of land ‰ Average rented-in Land ( In acres) Productive ‰ Percentage of households having ox Assets ‰ Average number of ox ‰ Percentage of households having cows ‰ Average number of cows ‰ Percentage of households having goats ‰ Average number of goats ‰ Percentage of households having duck/poultry ‰ Average number of Duck /Poultry ‰ Percentage of households having houses made of CI sheet or pucca building ‰ Percentage of households having electricity Household Assets ‰ Having Tape recorder or Radio ( % of HH) ‰ Having Television ( % of HH) ‰ Having Mobile telephone ( % of HH) ‰ Percentage of households having Chair ‰ Percentage of households having Cot ‰ Percentage of households having Cupboard ‰ % of households having Sewing Machine ‰ Percentage of households having Table Employment and Income ‰ Labour Force Participation Rate ‰ Unemployment Rate ‰ Under employment Rate ‰ Child Labour ‰ Per household per month average income (Tk.) ‰ Per household per month average expenditure (Tk.) ‰ Wage Rate Access to Development Organisation and Credit ‰ Percentage of HHs involved in development Market organisations ‰ Average number of people per HHs involved in development organsiations ‰ Percentage of HHs taken loan ‰ Average number of loanees in HHs Vulnerability ‰ Nature of Crisis ‰ Crisis Coping Mechanism
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V. Questionnaire
Bangladesh Academy For Rural Development Kotbari, Comilla Local Level Poverty Monitoring System (LLPMS) Questionnaire for Household Survey
Village: Ward: Union: Upazila: Dist: Ageof thepopulation Name of the HouseholdHead 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-49 50-64 65+ Total
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Schooling Qualification Sex eligion Age
Female R Total of Male Male Male Male Male Male Male Female Female Female Female Female Female Female 1 Family Code
1=Muslim, 3=Buddhist,4=Christian (Years Occupation Occupation Educational Grand Male Male
Educational Qualification Code:1-10 ( Class 1 to Cass 10) , 11= SSC , 12=HSC, 13=Graduation, 14= Post graduation , 15 Others Occupation Code: 1=Farmer, 2=Agricultural Labourer, 3= Fisherman, 4= Livestock rearer, 5= Service, 6= Teaching, 7=Business, 8=Non Agricultural Labourer, 9=Construction Worker, 10=Transport Labour, 11=Rickshaw Puller, 12=Professional, 13=Village Doctor, 14=Housewife, 15= Remittance Earner, 16=others Page 1 of 7
InformationaboutEducation Got Skill Training 6-10 years child(Number) 11-15 yearsold 7 years to15 years 15+ Years Number of
Not going person Passed Going Not going school after Literate Literate Number of Subject Number Number Going school Number Number SSC and above School Admission (Number) (Number) Person School after Admission
Duration
Household code Household
Boy Girl Boy Girl Male Male Male Female Boy Boy Boy Boy Girl Girl Girl Girl Male Male Male Male Female Female Female Female Female Female Male Female
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Un 7 = Others 7 = Others Nature Active 5= Page 4 of
Others Others Employed: 2 1 Household code Household code Labour of Organisaation : (Number Source of Credit : : Credit of Source
Labour Page 3 Active Male force
force 7 Total Own Land about Information Land (in
(With water body) Did Female : Un-employed not work, work, not of Fifteen Male (Number)
Infor Taking Lease/ 7 1=Club, 2=Cooperatives,3=NGO, 4=Development organisation supported by Government by Government supported organisation 4=Development 2=Cooperatives,3=NGO, 1=Club, share cropping (2) years years m 1= NGO,1= 2=Bank,3= Reatives, 4=Money Lender , 5=Cooperative,BRDB, 6= DYD,
worked worked Female
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about in family enterprise lease/share Under Male cropping (Number) Employment
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Total l operated land
Child without any
(Number) Homestead Boy (6-14)
Labour
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Cultivable land wage or Organisatio involved involved Number of of Number
Male person Nature of Nature n lessWorked than15
Garden Female in Number/ Land (in Land organization development Pond Portion Male Nature
of hours in thehours in Acre) Area pension Female
loan Number of
Number/ full holder,
Ditches proceeding week Portion Male person person
time time Area
house wife wife house taken taken
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Household code Household Chair Table 3-Deficit Cupboard 4-Chronic deficit Sewing Breed Breed Breed Slab. 3-Sanitary, Utensils Washing Drinking Number Number High High High Local Breed Local Breed Local Breed Nature of Latrine Latrine of Nature
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Adoption During Lastone Year of Family Number of Plannin new born Information about Disease (without consideringcold, cough, and fever) Mortality PrecedingYear
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Nature Nature Eligible of Disease of Treatment
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Attendant Skill Skill Permanent Temporary Number Number Attendant/Clinic Traditional Male Male Male Female Female Female Children Children Children
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Crisis and Crisis Coping Participation inSafety Yearly Income Commentsof the Investigator How Poverty Can be Eradicated (Perceptionof Mechanism Net Programme PoorHH) Nature of Crisis s coping Yes-1, No-0 Crisis mechanism Status of family Causes ofpoverty (1-Non poor, 2- Poor, 3-very poor)
Nature of Crisis: 1=Death of earned member, 2= Expenditure for treatment , 3=Crop damage, 4 = theft, 5 =litigation, 6 =lose work, 7 =dowry , 8= others Nature of crisis coping: 1= saving, 2= sale land , 3 = sale permanent asset, 4 = Credit money lender, 5= borrowing int. free, 6= credit from other source 7= Asset Mortgage, 8=others
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