VFL2019 - Randomly Selected Households Survey

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VFL2019 - Randomly Selected Households Survey

Part I - Context

6. Urban or Rural *This question is required.
This question requires a valid date format of MM/DD/YYYY.
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12. Informant’s Age
13. Gender
14. Previous VFL participation (by show of hands)
15a. Is there a member of your household with a disability?
15b. Is there a member of your household with  chronic illness?
16. How long have you lived in the community? *This question is required.
17. Do you feel well integrated in your community?  *This question is required.
18. How would you rate your economic standing? *This question is required.
19. Have there been any community-led interventions in your community to reduce disaster risks?
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VFL2019 - Randomly Selected Households Survey

Part II - EXPERIENCES WITH RISKS/THREATS

1.  In the past, have you been affected by any adverse events (environmental, social, economic, political) that made you ask for external help to fully recover?
2. If yes, what  types of event(s) was it/ were they? (tick as many as applicable)
3. If yes, how were you affected? (tick as many as applicable)
4. If yes, how much time did it take to recover –physically, personally/mentally and financially?
5.  If yes, who helped you to recover?  (tick as many as applicable)
6. In this community, how have disaster losses (lives, assets, livelihoods etc) changed in Decreased Significathe last 5-10 years?
7. Who usually helps you to prepare for and reduce the possible loss from adverse events? (tick as many as applicable)
8. Are you aware of the existence of a government disaster risk management  or climate change adaptation plan covering your community?
9. Is there an early warning system in your community?
10. If yes, do you and the community members understand the early warning system ?
11. If yes, do you and the community members take the corresponding  preparedness actions required?
12. Do ecosystems (such as wetlands, forests, mangroves, reefs, sea grasses and dunes) contribute to protecting your community against hazards?  
13. Are there any community initiatives to sustain and restore these ecosystems?
14. Have any recent development activities in your area increased the possibility of disasters? (For example, cutting down trees leading to flooding, sea-sand mining resulting into sea erosion or land erosion,  increased air pollution, increased epidemics due to lack of health control facilities etc)
15. Have these developments impacted the existing ecosystems/ environment?
67%

VFL2019 - Randomly Selected Households Survey

Part III - INCLUSIVE RISK GOVERNANCE AND ENABLING ENVIRONMENT:

RS1: Does local government regularly talk to your community, including the most vulnerable, to assess the most significant risks/threats?
RS2; Does your local government talk to your community, including the most vulnerable, when preparing policies, plans and actions to address risks/threats?
RS3: Does your local government involve your community, including the most vulnerable, in the implementation of actions to reduce risks/threats?
RS4: To what extent does your local government include community representatives in teams responsible for monitoring progress towards resilience
RS5: Can you access information from your local government about the actions to reduce risks/threats?
RS6: Can you access financial resources (money, materials, equipment) to address risks/threats from your local government?
RS7: What are three most significant factors preventing and facilitating your inclusion in decision-making processes about the risks/threats in your community? (e.g. timing, cost and accessibility to input)
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RS8: Are risks and the approaches to reduce those risks well-considered in local investment projects?
RS9: Does your local government consider environment/ ecosystem management while implementing development plans?
RS10: Are disaster risk and climate issues taken into account in the local development plan?
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VFL2019 - Randomly Selected Households Survey

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