Ghana: TGCC Baseline and Endline Survey 2017

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This is the baseline and endline data from a cocoa rehabilitation and land Tenure and Global Climate Change pilot in Nyame Nnae community, Asankrangwa district of Ghana. The target population of this assessment is Ghanaian smallholder cocoa farmers. The activity approach focused on community-level interventions that consider social relationships, and traditional institutions to validate and enforce land and tree rights. Winrock staff carried out both baseline and endline surveys, along with focus group discussions with a subset of survey respondents. To select the sample, Winrock used stratified random sampling from participating farmers to ensure adequate coverage of landlords, tenants, and women. Because youth are typically not household decision-makers, they were not deliberately targeted for the household survey, however they were selected for focus group discussions.

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Name Format Description Link
21 187 respondents were asked basic demographic information and their interest in activity participation. https://data.usaid.gov/d/qrva-srdw
21 308 responses from 184 individuals, asking about plot level details. (One farmer may own or work on more than one plot, so level of observation in this dataset is the farm). https://data.usaid.gov/d/b9zy-y8he
21 162 respondents were asked about the impacts of program activities. https://data.usaid.gov/d/ihz9-n8xs
21 162 respondents were asked about the impacts of program activities. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/ihz9-n8xs
21 308 responses from 184 individuals, asking about plot level details. (One farmer may own or work on more than one plot, so level of observation in this dataset is the farm). https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/b9zy-y8he
21 187 respondents were asked basic demographic information and their interest in activity participation. https://datahub.usaid.gov/d/qrva-srdw

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  • ghana
  • land-tenure

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