Forage species changing trends from the perspective of local agro-pastoralists in both northern Ghana and southern-central Burkina Faso-2012-2013

This table contains survey data whether the forage resources cited by local agro-pastoralists were increasing or decreasing rapidly or gradually or were being stable or they had no idea at all.

Date (Publication): 2017-01-27

Presentation form: Digital table

Presentation form: Digital document

Status: Completed

Author

Center for Development Research, Department C: Ecology and Natural Resources Management, University of Bonn - John-Baptist S. N. Naah ( Senior Scientist/Postdoc researcher )

Maintenance and update frequency: Unknown

GEMET - Concepts, version 2.4

food production (agriculture)
livestock farming
livestock

Theme

Region

Africa
Western Africa
Ghana
Burkina Faso

Place

Changing trends

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Use constraints: License

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Citation:

Naah, John-Baptist S. N. (2017): Forage species changing trends from the perspective of local agro-pastoralists in both northern Ghana and southern-central Burkina Faso-2012-2013

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Metadata language: English

Topic category

Farming

Begin date: 2012-01-01

End date: 2013-12-31

Supplemental Information: Variables:

Acro = Acronym scientific name

Scientific names

Codes for change trends:

2 = increasing rapidly

1 = increasing gradually

-2 = decreasing rapidly

-1 = decreasing gradually

0 = stable

Distribution format

Comma Separated Values (CSV) ( nn )
PDF ( nn )

Distributor

Distributor

WASCAL -

OnLine resource: WSC_agr_changing-trends-data_ghana-burkina-faso_2012-13.csv.csv ( WWW:DOWNLOAD-1.0-http--download )
Survey data

OnLine resource: Structured_PhD_questionnaire-_Finalversion-5.pdf ( WWW:DOWNLOAD-1.0-http--download )
Survey questionnaire

Hierarchy level: Dataset

Statement: Regarding the data quality, screening work has been done on the data and quality is very high. Data is used in the analyses and write up of a manuscript for publication.