Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods
The design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of livestock sector public and private sector investments are based on evidence and information generated by a multitude of data collection systems, including regular and one-off, or ad-hoc,...
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okr-10986-178802021-04-23T14:03:41Z Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods World Bank AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL DISEASE ANIMAL DISEASE OUTBREAKS ANIMAL DISEASES ANIMAL FEED ANIMAL FOOD ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES ANIMAL HEALTH STAFF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL INDUSTRY ANIMAL MOVEMENTS ANIMAL POPULATIONS ANIMAL PRODUCTS ANIMAL RESOURCES ANIMAL VACCINATION ANIMALS BEEF BEES BIRDS BORDER TRADE BREED BREEDING BREEDS BRUCELLOSIS BUFFALOES BULLS CALCULATION CALVES CATS CATTLE CHEESE CHICKEN COLLECTED DATA COMMUNAL GRAZING COMPETITIVENESS CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA COWS CROPS CUSTOM CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES DATA ANALYSIS DETERMINANTS DISEASE OUTBREAKS DOGS DUCKS EGGS ENUMERATION EQUIPMENT EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES FARM FARM ANIMALS FARMERS FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FARMS FEED FEEDING FISHERIES FLOW OF INFORMATION FODDER GEESE GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GOATS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GRAZING HIVES HORSES HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME FROM LIVESTOCK INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSECTS INTEGRATION INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LAND TENURE LIVE ANIMALS LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ANIMALS LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK FARMING LIVESTOCK INCOME LIVESTOCK INFORMATION LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK MARKET LIVESTOCK MINISTRY LIVESTOCK NUMBERS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK POPULATION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK STATISTICS LIVING CONDITIONS MARKET INFORMATION MARKET PRICES MARKETING MEAT MEAT INSPECTIONS MENU MILK MILK PRODUCTION MULES NATIONAL LIVESTOCK NUTRITION OX PARASITE CONTROL PIGS POLICY FORMULATION POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRECISION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PUBLIC SERVICES RABBITS RADIO RELIABILITY RESULTS RIFT VALLEY FEVER RURAL DEVELOPMENT SAMPLE SIZE SAMPLE SURVEYS SAMPLING ERRORS SHEEP SILKWORMS SMALLHOLDERS SPECIES STANDARD MEASUREMENT STEERS SUPPLY CHAIN SURVEY METHODS TARGETS TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TURKEYS VACCINES VALUE CHAIN VETERINARY VETERINARY DRUGS VILLAGES WATER FOR ANIMALS The design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of livestock sector public and private sector investments are based on evidence and information generated by a multitude of data collection systems, including regular and one-off, or ad-hoc, surveys. This note reviews the major survey methods that are regularly implemented by developing country governments, including: the agricultural and livestock census; agricultural and livestock sample surveys; household budget surveys; living standards measurement studies; administrative records or routine data; and others, such as the population and housing census and labor surveys. It identifies the major livestock-related indicators that the various surveys for which the prime target rarely is livestock are likely to generate. Understanding these data sources is critical for decision makers to make appropriate use of available data and indicators, and is the first step in designing and setting up a comprehensive livestock data collection system. The note concludes by highlighting that a system of livestock statistics must be seen as part of a broader framework of statistical collection on a national level and that the effective integration of livestock data, whether derived through broader agricultural surveys, administrative records, or one-off surveys, is essential for ensuring quality data which can feed into policy formulation or designing effective investments in the livestock sector. 2014-04-17T14:58:03Z 2014-04-17T14:58:03Z 2012-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/19356793/collecting-livestock-data-snapshot-survey-methods-sourcebook-livestock-data-africa-collection-analysis-decision-making-tool-background-document http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17880 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study Africa |
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL DISEASE ANIMAL DISEASE OUTBREAKS ANIMAL DISEASES ANIMAL FEED ANIMAL FOOD ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES ANIMAL HEALTH STAFF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL INDUSTRY ANIMAL MOVEMENTS ANIMAL POPULATIONS ANIMAL PRODUCTS ANIMAL RESOURCES ANIMAL VACCINATION ANIMALS BEEF BEES BIRDS BORDER TRADE BREED BREEDING BREEDS BRUCELLOSIS BUFFALOES BULLS CALCULATION CALVES CATS CATTLE CHEESE CHICKEN COLLECTED DATA COMMUNAL GRAZING COMPETITIVENESS CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA COWS CROPS CUSTOM CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES DATA ANALYSIS DETERMINANTS DISEASE OUTBREAKS DOGS DUCKS EGGS ENUMERATION EQUIPMENT EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES FARM FARM ANIMALS FARMERS FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FARMS FEED FEEDING FISHERIES FLOW OF INFORMATION FODDER GEESE GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GOATS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GRAZING HIVES HORSES HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME FROM LIVESTOCK INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSECTS INTEGRATION INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LAND TENURE LIVE ANIMALS LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ANIMALS LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK FARMING LIVESTOCK INCOME LIVESTOCK INFORMATION LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK MARKET LIVESTOCK MINISTRY LIVESTOCK NUMBERS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK POPULATION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK STATISTICS LIVING CONDITIONS MARKET INFORMATION MARKET PRICES MARKETING MEAT MEAT INSPECTIONS MENU MILK MILK PRODUCTION MULES NATIONAL LIVESTOCK NUTRITION OX PARASITE CONTROL PIGS POLICY FORMULATION POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRECISION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PUBLIC SERVICES RABBITS RADIO RELIABILITY RESULTS RIFT VALLEY FEVER RURAL DEVELOPMENT SAMPLE SIZE SAMPLE SURVEYS SAMPLING ERRORS SHEEP SILKWORMS SMALLHOLDERS SPECIES STANDARD MEASUREMENT STEERS SUPPLY CHAIN SURVEY METHODS TARGETS TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TURKEYS VACCINES VALUE CHAIN VETERINARY VETERINARY DRUGS VILLAGES WATER FOR ANIMALS |
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE ANIMAL ANIMAL DISEASE ANIMAL DISEASE OUTBREAKS ANIMAL DISEASES ANIMAL FEED ANIMAL FOOD ANIMAL FOODS ANIMAL HEALTH ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES ANIMAL HEALTH STAFF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ANIMAL INDUSTRY ANIMAL MOVEMENTS ANIMAL POPULATIONS ANIMAL PRODUCTS ANIMAL RESOURCES ANIMAL VACCINATION ANIMALS BEEF BEES BIRDS BORDER TRADE BREED BREEDING BREEDS BRUCELLOSIS BUFFALOES BULLS CALCULATION CALVES CATS CATTLE CHEESE CHICKEN COLLECTED DATA COMMUNAL GRAZING COMPETITIVENESS CONTAGIOUS BOVINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA COWS CROPS CUSTOM CUSTOMS CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES DATA ANALYSIS DETERMINANTS DISEASE OUTBREAKS DOGS DUCKS EGGS ENUMERATION EQUIPMENT EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES FARM FARM ANIMALS FARMERS FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FARMS FEED FEEDING FISHERIES FLOW OF INFORMATION FODDER GEESE GENDER GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS GOATS GOVERNMENT POLICIES GRAZING HIVES HORSES HOUSING HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME FROM LIVESTOCK INFORMATION NETWORK INFORMATION SYSTEMS INNOVATION INSECTS INTEGRATION INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LAND TENURE LIVE ANIMALS LIVELIHOODS LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK ANIMALS LIVESTOCK ASSETS LIVESTOCK DATA LIVESTOCK FARMING LIVESTOCK INCOME LIVESTOCK INFORMATION LIVESTOCK KEEPING LIVESTOCK MARKET LIVESTOCK MINISTRY LIVESTOCK NUMBERS LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP LIVESTOCK POPULATION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK PRODUCTIVITY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LIVESTOCK SECTOR LIVESTOCK STATISTICS LIVING CONDITIONS MARKET INFORMATION MARKET PRICES MARKETING MEAT MEAT INSPECTIONS MENU MILK MILK PRODUCTION MULES NATIONAL LIVESTOCK NUTRITION OX PARASITE CONTROL PIGS POLICY FORMULATION POULTRY POVERTY REDUCTION PRECISION PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENTS PUBLIC SERVICES RABBITS RADIO RELIABILITY RESULTS RIFT VALLEY FEVER RURAL DEVELOPMENT SAMPLE SIZE SAMPLE SURVEYS SAMPLING ERRORS SHEEP SILKWORMS SMALLHOLDERS SPECIES STANDARD MEASUREMENT STEERS SUPPLY CHAIN SURVEY METHODS TARGETS TELEPHONE TIME FRAME TURKEYS VACCINES VALUE CHAIN VETERINARY VETERINARY DRUGS VILLAGES WATER FOR ANIMALS World Bank Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
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The design, implementation, and
monitoring and evaluation of livestock sector public and
private sector investments are based on evidence and
information generated by a multitude of data collection
systems, including regular and one-off, or ad-hoc, surveys.
This note reviews the major survey methods that are
regularly implemented by developing country governments,
including: the agricultural and livestock census;
agricultural and livestock sample surveys; household budget
surveys; living standards measurement studies;
administrative records or routine data; and others, such as
the population and housing census and labor surveys. It
identifies the major livestock-related indicators that the
various surveys for which the prime target rarely is
livestock are likely to generate. Understanding these data
sources is critical for decision makers to make appropriate
use of available data and indicators, and is the first step
in designing and setting up a comprehensive livestock data
collection system. The note concludes by highlighting that a
system of livestock statistics must be seen as part of a
broader framework of statistical collection on a national
level and that the effective integration of livestock data,
whether derived through broader agricultural surveys,
administrative records, or one-off surveys, is essential for
ensuring quality data which can feed into policy formulation
or designing effective investments in the livestock sector. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Other Agricultural Study |
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| title |
Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
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Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
| title_full |
Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
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Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
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Collecting Livestock Data : A Snapshot of Survey Methods |
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collecting livestock data : a snapshot of survey methods |
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Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/19356793/collecting-livestock-data-snapshot-survey-methods-sourcebook-livestock-data-africa-collection-analysis-decision-making-tool-background-document http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17880 |
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