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Page 1: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

First Results on theQuantitative Data Analysis

in Madagascar

Page 2: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Vakinankaratra

To FianarantsoaRN 7

To Antananarivo

To MorondavaWest Coast

Page 3: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Fianarantsoa

To Antsirabe

To Toliara

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Village Strata VAKINA

Paved Road Large Small

PANEL Close Mandriankeni Iandratsay

Ambohiambo

Far Manarintsoa Ambohijafy

Antampondra

Tsaramody

NEW Close Ambatomainty Tsaratanana

Far Zanakambony Andranokely

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Village Strata FIANAR

Paved Road Large Small

FIANAR Close Miandrifekona Ambohimaha

Far Sahavanana

Sangasanga

Tsararivotra

Ampampana

Page 6: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Samples

N 1992 N 1997 N 2000 N 2002

Panel 135 135 135 135

New 80

VAKINA 135 135 135 215

FIANAR 0 95 122 122

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Attrition Rate

Sample size Between

97 – 00

Between

00 – 02

VAKINA 135 32 (23.7%) 7 (5.1%)

FIANAR 122 29 (23.8%) 16 (13.1%)

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A.R. Vakinankaratra

To FianarantsoaRN 7

To Antananarivo

To Morondava

27/0

13/0 53/20

12/8

20/8

27/0

40/0

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A.R Fianarantsoa

To Antsirabe

To Toliara

21/16

45/15

31/25

7/0

45/1520/819/5

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Reason of Non-Retrieval

- Temporary absent from the village (may be re-surveyed)- Temporary migration for Ag. salary worker- Temporary migration to mining area- Refuse to be interviewed (sickness, too old)- Definitive migration

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Survey Facts

- Time consuming: 5 to 10 hours per HH- F(# of plots, # Ag. Activities)- Split interview in 2 stages- No time to visit all plots

- 40% Vakinankaratra- 60% Fianarantsoa

- Have to pay farmers

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Income Computation

- AGRICULTURAL INCOME- Sales- Consumption: Food, Feed, Seed

- LIVESTOCK INCOME- Sales- Consumption- Farm product (Valued at 25% village price of adult)

- NONFARM INCOME (NET)- Wage (including Ag. Wage)- Transfer - Non agricultural Activities

Page 13: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Income Computation (cont'd)

- Official Minimum Wage = US$ 30 = US$ 1 per day per capita- Family of 2 Extreme-poor- Family of 4 Ultra-poor

-Average household size in Madagascar: Between 4 and 6

-Average Agricultural wage for hired labor = US$1- 50 to 70% Cash- 30 – 70% Food

Page 14: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Transition Matrix Vakinankaratra

Poverty line US$ 0.50 Poverty line US$ 0.25

Poor in 2002

Non Poor in 2002

Poor in 2002

Non Poor in 2002

Poor in 1997

61.7% 8.5% 30.9% 6.4%

Non Poor in 1997

27.7% 8.5% 27.7% 35.1%

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Transition Matrix Fianarantsoa

Poverty line US$ 0.50 Poverty line US$ 0.25

Poor in 2002

Non Poor in 2002

Poor in 2002

Non Poor in 2002

Poor in 1997

91.4% 5.2% 48.3% 5.2%

Non Poor in 1997

3.4% 0.0% 34.5% 12.1%

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Vakinankaratra 1997 – 2002Per capita INCOME

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5

1997 US$/day per capita

2002

US

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0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5

1997 US$/day per capita

2002

US

$/d

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apit

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Fianarantsoa 1997 – 2002Per capita INCOME

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Stat : Demographic Char. V

VAKINA

(US$ .25)

Household Size Age of HHH Education level of HHH

P1/P2 7.1 48.3 2.2

P1/NP2 3.0 51.5 2.3

NP1/P2 6.6 51.3 2.1

NP1/NP2 6.1 49.5 2.5

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Stat : Demographic Char. F

FIANAR

(US$ .25)

Household Size Age of HHH Education level of HHH

P1/P2 8.1 49.3 2.3

P1/NP2 5.3 45.3 2.0

NP1/P2 8.1 52.9 2.6

NP1/NP2 7.6 43.4 3.1

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Stat : Food Security V

Number of Months where food consumption is low

Average kg of rice purchased during the year

P1/P2 5.5 505

P1/NP2 5.8 233

NP1/P2 5.5 367

NP1/NP2 2.8 376

VAKINANKARATRA 4.6 405

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Stat : Food Security F

Number of Months where food consumption is low

Average kg of rice purchased during the year

P1/P2 6.1 328

P1/NP2 4.7 150

NP1/P2 4.9 262

NP1/NP2 5.1 310

FIANARANTSOA 5.5 293

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Stat : Agricultural Land V

HH Rice field in are

HH upland in are

Per capita Rice field in are

Per capita upland in are

P1/P2 31.8 83.1 4.5 11.7

P1/NP2 14.3 42.1 4.8 14.0

NP1/P2 31.3 103.0 4.7 15.6

NP1/NP2 85.6 171.8 14.0 28.2

VAKINA 49.4 117.2 7.8 18.6

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Stat : Agricultural Land F

HH Rice field in are

HH upland in are

Per capita Rice field in are

Per capita upland in are

P1/P2 51.3 65.4 6.3 8.1

P1/NP2 32.5 45.8 6.1 8.6

NP1/P2 69.1 62.5 8.5 7.7

NP1/NP2 126.7 163.4 16.7 21.5

FIANAR 65.5 75.2 8.3 9.5

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Stat : Income Composition V

Per capita income 2002

per year

Wage Non Agricultural

Livestock Agricultural

P1/P2 58164

53724

24.7

36.3

8.2

13.2

9.5

5.7

56.3

44.9

P1/NP2 151756

63796

13.6

35.6

3.3

22.3

11.4

1.5

71.6

40.6

NP1/P2 75050

212115

13.1

13.5

3.7

28.3

17.1

19.4

65.7

38.9

NP1/NP2 305365

225319

9.2

11.5

6.5

22.3

42.9

19.8

41.1

46.3

VAKINA 148941

155188

12.0

15.6

6.2

23.3

33.6

17.6

47.7

43.5

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Stat : Income Composition F

Per capita income 2002 per year

Wage Non Agricultural

Livestock Agricultural

P1/P2 50177

52685

4.2

16.6

10.0

7.5

20.2

7.4

64.3

68.6

P1/NP2 167059

52810

0.0

11.8

0.0

19.0

45.8

2.1

42.9

67.1

NP1/P2 58117

122251

3.1

14.3

6.7

15.0

24.4

9.1

65.5

64.6

NP1/NP2 203126

115747

7.8

4.7

23.1

8.4

13.7

25.2

55.1

61.8

FIANAR 74775

81961

4.7

13.7

12.4

11.7

21.3

10.4

60.1

64.2

Page 26: First Results on the Quantitative Data Analysis in Madagascar

Recommendation for Qualitative work

Village with PNP- 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 for Vakinankaratra- 22, 23 for Fianarantsoa

Village with NPP- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for Vakinankaratra- 19, 21 for Fianarantsoa

Village with NPNP- 2, 3, 4, 5, 6- None at US$ 0.50

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