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Table One: Information to be collected, tools used in relation to stakeholder themes

Livelihood Component What we need to know Principle tool for collection Other tools (triangulation; cross-checking) Consultation Group Theme
Livelihood context Institutions Presence and importance of community level institutions; interaction of population with external institutions; control of resources by institutions Venn diagram Household interviews; focus group discussions; key informants Institutions at the community or neighborhood level; attitude towards new institutions; participation
Natural resources Food economy zone; presence of common property resources; availability and access to natural resources; access to land Area mapping Secondary data; key informants Land holding
Infrastructure Availability of education, health, social services; water and sanitation infrastructure, roads and transport infrastructure Area mapping Venn diagram; h.h. interviews; secondary data Water and sanitation facilities; education; health
Cultural environment Ethnicity; religion and gender Secondary data; Livelihood profile; h.h. interviews; focus group discussion Participation; social isolation; social capital; pension; gender
Political environment Broader political context in Kosovo; Political parties at community level; access to voting; feelings of insecurity/uncertainty at household and community level Secondary data Venn diagram; household interview; key informants Physical isolation; participation; attitude towards new institutions;
Resettlement patterns Number and dates of migration and resettlement; perceptions of security and risk; presence of landmines Key informant interview Mapping; h.h. interview  
Processes (rules, regulations, etc.) Impact of rules, regulations and policies on households and communities; potential impact of taxation; access to passports; impact of judicial processes Venn diagram Secondary data; household interviews; key informants Perception of new institutions; institutions at community level; participation

 

Household Assets

(what they are and how they are used; in part determines households’ ability to recover from stresses and shocks)

Social Exchanges of goods and services; assistance to or from extended family networks; membership in community groups; nature of interactions with other households Household interview Livelihood profile Social capital; remittances; physical isolation; gender; distribution of poverty within communities; participation
Physical Housing; agricultural implements; vehicles; machinery; shops; household level water and sanitation facilities Household interview Livelihood profile Household economy; shelter; distribution of poverty within communities; water and sanitation; food security and agriculture
Human Education level; ability to work; dependency ratio Household interview Livelihood profile Education; health; gender; household economy; time allocation; participation; food security and agriculture
Financial Livestock; savings; remittances; access to credit Household interview Livelihood profile Access to finance; household economy; remittances; distribution of poverty within communities; pension; food security and agriculture
Natural Land; access to common property resources Household interview Livelihood profile distribution of poverty within communities; land holding; household economy; food security and agriculture
Livelihood strategies (production, processing, exchange and income generating activities) Pre-war activities; Type of activities undertaken by each household member, level of contribution to household economy; coping strategies; access to employment; income generating activities; access to credit; contribution of remittances to household livelihood Household interviews Economy activity analysis; livelihood profile; key informant interviews Distribution of poverty within households; remittances; pension; gender; food security and agriculture; economic activities; household economy; access to finance; time allocation
Vulnerability to shocks and stresses Pre-war condition of household; coping strategy of household during war; ability to recover from war; time of return; process of resettlement; current status of household; barriers to recovery; other stresses (e.g. illness); Household interviews Economic activity analysis; livelihood profile; key informant interviews Shelter/housing; distribution of poverty within communities; institutions at the community level; remittances; social capital; economic activities; household economy; pension; gender; access to finances

The sequence of tools used over the course of four days in each site is depicted in the diagram below:

Figure One: Tools and sequence for each site assessment

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