AGRIS toolkit
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AGRIS toolkit
- 1. Agricultural Integrated Surveys (AGRIS) - TOOLKIT
- 2. Overview What’s in there??? • Methodological Notes and Guidelines • Questionnaires • Question Bank How does it work?? • Fitting into the Generic Statistical Business Process Model • Country Adaptation • Living Methodology and what’s ahead
- 3. Methodological Notes and Guidelines
- 4. Methodological Documents Guidelines applicable for AGRIS • Guidelines for Assessing User Needs * • Guidelines for Microdata Archiving * *Global Strategy
- 5. Methodological Documents Sampling Guidelines • Building and updating the frame (Multiple frame lists, and area) • Sampling design and estimation (stratification, multi- stage) • Computing Sample Size and Allocation • Recommended R packages and formulas • Sequencing modules
- 6. Methodological Documents Methodological Notes (1 for each Module) Core; Economy; Labour; Production Methods and Environment; Machinery Equipment and Assets • Context, measurement objectives, reference periods, etc. • Data Items • Indicators (main indicators, including ref. to SDGs) • Applicable definitions and classifications
- 8. Questionnaires Pen and Paper Assisted Personal Interviews (PAPI) • Generic paper questionnaires for each module are developed. • Paper questionnaires were designed in Microsoft Excel allowing for easy editing.
- 9. Questionnaires Computer Assisted Personal Interviews (CAPI) • CAPI generic questionnaires and case management system have been developed in Survey Solutions. • Survey Solutions is CAPI software which is completely free, and easy to use. • There are support materials available online for Survey Solutions, and other well known agricultural survey initiatives such as the LSMS-ISA are also developed using it.
- 10. Questionnaires CAPI • Survey Solutions has been used in 101 countries, for 560 surveys worldwide. The FAO with NSOs has implemented 8 agricultural surveys (not including AGRIS). • Survey Solutions also has web interviewing functionality for potential use for large holdings.
- 11. Question Bank
- 12. Question Bank Why? • Provides easy access to linkages between data items and indicators • Provides a user friendly way to browse the questionnaire, and review the related concepts and classifications.
- 13. Question Bank Indicators • Navigation panel on left • Description • Methodology/Formula • Related Modules
- 14. Question Bank Concepts • Navigation panel on left • Detailed Descriptions • Includes categories
- 15. Question Bank Classifications • Navigation panel on left • Codes and labels • Links to other modules
- 16. Question Bank Questionnaires • Navigation panel on left • Variable name • Question • Category codes and labels •*Not linked with CAPI
- 17. Fitting into the Generic Statistical Business Process Model
- 18. Fitting into GSBPM GSBPM Phases Methodological Notes Guidelines Questionnaires (CAPI & PAPI) Question Bank 1. Specify User Needs x 2. Design (outputs, variables, collection, frame, etc.) x x 3. Build (instrument, workflows, production system, etc.) x 4. Collect (create frame, set up and run collection) x x 5. Process (classify, code, review, etc.) x x 6. Analyze (prepare outputs, etc.) x 7. Disseminate (dissemination products, etc.) x x 8. Evaluate (validate inputs, create action plan)
- 19. Country Adaptation Cars in USA Cars in Italy
- 20. Country Adaptation Flexibility of Questionnaires • Methods of measuring yield • Crop at Farm Level vs. plot/parcel level • Objective methods (GPS, crop cut) vs. Subjective Methods (Farmer declaration)
- 21. Country Adaptation Flexibility of Questionnaires • Relevant crop lists, and categories • Implement non-standard units of measurements relevant for country. • Map classifications used in the country with AGRIS (international) • Take just a part (e.g. permanent crops, cost of production) and integrate into existing questionnaire. • Combine with data from administrative registers (possible example: large agricultural enterprises). • Take individual modules as independent questionnaires, or integrated.
- 22. Country Adaptation Flexibility of Sampling Design • Sampling approach can be adapted to resources available in the country. • For example, agricultural household holdings can be selected from a list frame or area frame.
- 23. Living Methodology and what’s ahead
- 24. Living Methodology and What’s ahead • Already at www.gsars.org • Guidelines of Microdata Archiving • Available October 30, 2017 at www.gsars.org. • Sampling Guidelines • Questionnaires • Question Bank • Methodological Notes • Proposed • Tabulation Plan • Enumerator Manuals • Budgeting Guidelines • Data Quality Framework
- 25. Living Methodology and What’s ahead GRAInS Partnership • GRAInS has a full research agenda aimed and developing and implementing cutting edge data collection methods. • Topics include: • Using IT to speed up data processing and tabulation • Farm and HH survey data integration • Comparing 1 and multiple visits • Measuring Labor Input • Women and Youth Employment • Land Tenure for the SDGs
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Why?
- Why?
- 1. Specify Needs Guidelines on Users’ Data Needs 2. Design (outputs, variables, collection, frame, etc.) Sampling Guidelines Methodological Notes 3. Build (instrument, workflows, production system, etc.) PAPI CAPI questionnaires and case mgmt system 4. Collect (create frame, set up and run collection) Sampling Methodology CAPI and PAPI Questionnaires 5. Process (classify, code, review, etc.) Methodological Notes and Question Bank 6. Analyze (prepare outputs, etc.) Methodological Notes and Question Bank 7. Disseminate (dissemination products, etc.) Guidelines of Microdata Archiving CAPI questionnaires and case mgmt system 8. Evaluate (validate inputs, create action plan)
- The AGRIS methodology can be adapted and applied according the preferences of the country. For example, the country prefers to use subjective methods such as farmer declaration for area and production, the AGRIS methodology has a set of questions implementing that approach. However, if the country is currently using (or wishes to implement) objective measurement methods such as crop cutting, or GPS/Rope and Compass, the AGRIS toolkit is flexible enough to allow these methods to be implemented as well.