Livelihood zoning Orientation workshop
This workshop convened key partners, government officials, and stakeholders working in food security, humanitarian assistance, and development. The aim was a comprehensive orientation on the FEWS NET mission and our HEA work, highlighting the market fundamentals and livelihoods research components, implementation activities, and milestones in Madagascar. The workshop aimed to build awareness for this work by developing buy-in for the activities and seeking opportunities for partnership.
Key materials include:
Livelihood Zoning workshop
The goal of this two-day workshop was to:
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Initiate a targeted review of the existing livelihood zone map by incorporating stakeholder input gathered prior to the workshop on specific zones that potentially require reassessment.
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Avoid a full remapping by focusing only on flagged zones.
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Develop guiding questions and proposed revisions to be verified during baseline fieldwork and presented at the validation workshop.
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Compile relevant secondary data sources to support the review process.
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Establish a preliminary map of any proposed revisions based on secondary data and expert judgment for validation during Livelihood Baseline Data Collection.
Key materials include:
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Presentations
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Maps
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Limites administratives et lieux habités (Admin 3 units)
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Limites administratives (Admin 4 units)
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Zones de moyens d'existence avec limites régionales, des districts, et des communes (Liveilhood zones with Admin 3 units)
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Zones de moyens d'existence avec limites régionales, des districts, des communes, et des fokontany (Liveilhood zones with Admin 4 units)
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Cheptel (Livestock)
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Routes et fleuves (Roads and rivers)
Baseline assessment training
This six day workshop was held with enumerators to prepare them to conduct HEA interviews in the field.
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Interview forms