The Graduation with Resilience to Achieve Sustainable Development (GRAD) Endline Beneficiary-based Survey, Ethiopia, 2016

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This data asset contains the data from the Graduation with Resilience to Achieve Sustainable Development (GRAD) endline beneficiary-based survey in selected four woredas. The evaluation used a multi-stage cluster sampling design. GRAD implementing partners (IPs) purposively chose woredas at baseline to include one woreda per region and implementing partner. These woredas were Endamehoni in Tigray region, Lay Gayint in Amhara, Ziway Dugda in Oromia, and Hawassa Zuria in Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples (SNNP) regions. At endline, the GRAD final Evaluation team used the baseline kebeles as clusters from which to randomly sample household respondents, using GRAD’s kebele-level beneficiary lists to identify the final sample. The sample size for the endline survey was 1602. The Feinstein International Center of Tufts University conducted the baseline survey 2012. Ethiopian Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Service’s (EPMES’) sub-contractor, Sub-Sharan Africa Research Center undertook the endline survey data collection. The survey included different sections: Household Socio-Demographics, PSNP and GRAD Participation, Livelihoods Shocks, Household Expenditure, Income Sources, Access to Input and Output Markets, Credit & Savings, Project Outcomes and Benefits, Food Security and Nutrition and Women’s Empowerment.

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21 The endline household survey sampled beneficiaries of GRAD that the evaluation team designed to mirror the baseline survey of GRAD household beneficiaries conducted by the Feinstein International Center of Tufts University in 2012. The endline surveyed households in the same villages as the baseline and used the same data collection tool, with minor refinements to improve the flow and clarity of questions. The evaluation used a multi-stage cluster sampling design. GRAD implementing partners (IPs) purposively chose woredas at baseline to include one woreda per region and implementing partner. These woredas were Endamehoni in Tigray region, Lay Gayint in Amhara, Ziway Dugda in Oromia, and Hawassa Zuria in SNNPR . The baseline sample size was 1,584 households, and the endline sample size was 1,602 https://data.usaid.gov/d/s8zq-xhs5

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  • ethiopia
  • development
  • resilinece
  • sustainable
  • grad

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