INTER-AGENCY LIVELIHOOD ASSESSMENT - ARUA DISTRICT NORTHERN UGANDA GOAL

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CONTENTS LIST OF ACRONYMS - 4 LIST OF FIGURES - 5 KEY FINDINGS - 6 BACKGROUND -6 OBJECTIVES - 8 METHODOLOGY - 8 Stakeholder Consultations and Document Review - 7 Study Design - 9 Data Collection Methods - 9 LIMITATIONS - 10 <strong>ASSESSMENT</strong> FINDINGS - 10 Household Characteristics - 10 Demography - 10 Household Size - 11 Economically Inactive Persons - 11 Marital Status - 12 Literacy - 12 Seasonal Calendar - 13 Access to Agricultural Land - 14 Markets - 15 Livelihood Strategy - 15 Main Concerns on Income - 18 Income Earnings in Agricultural Major and Lean Season - 19 Household Expenditure - 19 Future Events Likely to Change Household Spending Patterns - 20 Livelihood Skills Demanded for Men and Women - 21 Access to Finance - 22 Food Consumption- 23 Coping Strategies - 24 Major Concerns About Sources of Food - 25 INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD FEEDING - 26 Deworming - 26 ENERGY SOURCE FOR COOKING BEING USED BY HOUSEHOLDS - 27 WATER FOR PRODUCTION - 29 Water for Household Use - 30 Treatment of Drinking Water - 30 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS - 31 ANNEXES - 32
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To conduct this study world vision worked with various government, NGO and private sector partners, with World vision coordinating data collection, data analysis and report preparation. The authors wish to express their sincere appreciation to the participating agencies without whom this would not have been possible. A special recognition to colleagues from the Office of Prime Minister, Caritas and UNHCR who supported the process right from the start to conclusion. Their contribution in validation of results, extensive comments and input to shape the report was priceless. Special mention also goes to Edna Jarugo from UNHCR and Izama Alfred from Caritas who worked tirelessly with the team to support in data collection and analysis, and validation of findings. Would also like to thank individuals and groups who participated and shared their experiences and input to the study through key informant interviews, focus group discussions, stakeholder workshops conducted.
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Page 19 and 20: Income Earnings in Agricultural Maj
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Page 25 and 26: Major Concerns About Sources of Foo
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Page 31 and 32: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS •
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