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WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS Livelihood Analysis and Development of a Planning Support for the Poor in Aquaculture and Aquatic Resource Management 13-15 February 2001, Thai Nguyen, Vietnam Research Institute for Aquaculture No.I (RIA.1) Department for International Development (DFID) Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Thai Nguyen (DARD)

I-Participants 1. DFID's Experts - Dr. Graham Haylor - Dr. William Savage 2. VSOs Experts - Dr. Agneta Dau Valler 3. Institute/School s staff: (appendix 2) - 4 staffs from RIA.No.1 - A staff from Thu Duc University of Agriculture and Forest 4. Provincial's staffs: (appendix 2) - Quang Tri : 8 staffs (2 absent) - Long An : 10 staffs - Thai Nguyen: 10 staffs Note: 1 Women Union s and 1 Agriculture/Forestry/Aquaculture s representative at all level - province, district, and commune (per province). First Day II. Objectives 1. Goal To understand and describe the livelihoods of poor people who manage aquatic resources for planning support. 2. Purpose To support field workers to carry out livelihood analysis of poor people who manage aquatic resources and to understand how to use this information to make plan for supporting. III. Outcomes 1. Capacity building - To understand sustainable livelihoods (SL) frameworks - To understand and define SL terms in Vietnamese and English - To consider how SL frameworks are used in planning support - To consider ways and implications of bringing together multiple stakeholder groups in livelihood analysis. 2. Work-plan development - To develop work-plans for analyzing livelihoods to contribute to the development of the Ministry of Fisheries Sustainable aquaculture for poverty alleviation (SAPA) strategy. VI. Contents and working methods of workshop Groups discussions to collect and communicate information and unified opinion between groups. 1.Contents Concentrated experiences of local manager (Long An- Thai Nguyen- Quang Tri). 1.1 Method: Discussion follows by 5 groups to answer the questions : + What do they expect from this workshop? + How have we been learning about the lives of fishers and farmers? 1.2 Outcomes 1.2.1 Expectation of 3 provinces (Long An -Thai Nguyen - Quang Tri). - Capital and technical for aquaculture and fisheries. - Types of production development (household economic) to overcome small-scale production situation. 2

- Capacity building for local staff (agriculture and aquaculture extension s staff, women union s staff...) - Production consumption (market and transportation) - Unified guidance from Government to local in aquatic resources development activities. - To pay attention on building aquaculture development projects for poor communities in mountainous and remote regions (Ministry of Fisheries, DFID...) - To be held workshop on aquatic resource development between regions in order to share experiences, knowledge as well as capital support for aquatic resources development activities. - Promoting education level for community. 1.2.2 Survey experience of management officers in regions (Long An-Thai Nguyen- Quang Tri carried out some investigations) - Selection a site - Development a plan - Selection survey staff - Estimate budget - Making questionnaire - Completion pre-survey - Conducting survey and field visits - Data collect and analysis (Questionnaires, RRA/PRA) - Discussion and collate information - Draft content of work-plan support The information were identified and categorized by participants in the process of discussion as following diagram: Diagram 1: Experiences and ability to work Skills and knowledge Traditions Tools Man-made water sources Natural water sources Energy TV and radio Transportation Agriculture bi-products Land (Garden, agriculture, and forest) Living aquatic resources Natural food for animal Institutions Groups of people working together Co-operatives Education system Hospital, Schools and road Information Capital and credit Information categories identified by participants 3

The causes of Poverty were identified Diagram 2: Causes of poverty - Lack of material - Lack of capital - Lack of land - Lack of technical information (e.g. stocking density) - Lack of technical know-how - Low of education - Family size/family planning (many children) - Lack of hospital - No markets - Disease outbreak -Storm, disaster This information identified by participants 2. Defining terms in sustainable livelihood analysis (SLA) 2.1. Method - Group discussion: 5 groups - Contents: divided into 3 information categories (3 terms in livelihood analysis) + Resources + Vulnerabilities + Influences Diagram 3: The outline of our framework for resources, vulnerabilies and influences of people (Content of sustainable livelihood analysis) Vulnerability resources Influences on how people use resources 4

Second Day 2.2. Outcomes Terms in livelihood analysis were summarized by 5 groups. Some of these terms are summarized in diagram 4. Diagram 4 Vulnerability resources Influences on how people use resources Resources Labor Resources Material Resources Natural Resources Social Resources Financial Resources Identified by participants Experience, ability to work, skills and knowledge, education level, traditional skills, profession, number of laborers, leisure time. Tools, Man-made water sources (pond, reservoir, well, irrigation system), energy, electricity, TV, radio, transportation, livestock shelter, house, livestock, agriculture bi-products, processing facilities. Land (Agriculture, forest, garden), natural water sources (streams, river, ground water), aquatic resources (e.g. fish, crabs, aquatic plants), natural food for animal, fuel sources. Institutions, social institution (e.g. VWU, co-operatives, education system, hospitals, schools, roads, clean water, market Own capital (saving), credit (bank), grant-cash or goods (project) 5

Diagram 5: Vulnerability resources Influences on how people use resources Vulnerability Weather and disasters (rainfall, sunlight, temperature, drought, flooding) Environment degradation (e.g. sanitation) Disaster Disease and disease outbreaks Accidents Effects of war Land conflicts Diagram 6: Vulnerability resources Influences on how people use resources Influences Policies (e.g. capture fisheries law, polluted environment, tax law, migration) Positive and negative programs (e.g. institutional schemes, Non-government e.g. 135 and international program support) Trends (e.g. Marketing, population, environmental...) Information of the groups allows that we should collect necessary information in the process of livelihood analysis of poor people. We need to follow closely those contents and find appropriate information in their own community. Third Day 3. Developing SL work plans for 3 provinces (Long An-Thai Nguyen- Quang Tri) 3.1. Method - Each province discussed their development work-plans (3 groups). 3.2. Objectives - Developing SL work plans for each province due to information groups + Information groups: Resources, Vulnerablities, and Influences. + To put forward a solution in province s developing activities. 3.3. Requirement 6

- The information must detail and accuracy to Ministry of Fisheries and DFID has correctly decision in developing work-plan. - Contents + To show livelihood analysis approach in areas: Framework schedule Constructing collection information systems + Co-operation and combine participation of province and organization. + Asking to government and international agencies support for regions + Remain problems. 3.4. Outcomes In work-plan for livelihood analysis of 3 provinces show for styles and methods research, such as: + Selection a site (two communes of 135 program) + Development a plan + Selection survey staff + Estimation budget + Developing questionnaire + Completing pre-survey + Conducting survey and field visits (use questionnaires, PRA, RRA) + Collecting and analysis information + Discussion and collate information + Learning from implementing support. All three provinces understood clearly objectives and methods for livelihood analysis of farmer/fisher in developing work-plan. However: + Lack of information needed (e.g. Thai Nguyen group lack of infomation for materials and human resources) + They do not understand nature of PRA method so that without effects. + Quang Tri group is stronger some points than Thai Nguyen and Long An groups. They deal with a combine between offices (Women Union, Farmer group, Youth Union and Elders Union) When they carry out investigation, they concerned people who are beneficiaries and difficult problems when go to survey/field visit. - Three provinces expect to project support: + Financial support + Equipment (for survey and data analysis) + Education (knowledge and survey method) +Government and local manager conducts and guidance in aquatic resource development activities. - Three provinces expect that project will support in livelihood analysis process in community: + Quang Tri province: Technical Capital Income (increasing income) + Long An province: Create more jobs Good market for exchange of goods Escape poverty + Thai Nguyen province: Simple technical (but effect) Using optimal available aquatic resource A little vulnerable 7

Conclusion -We all have a better understanding of what we will need to do in order to be able to carry out livelihood analyses -During three days of workshop based on group discussion method and share information, experiences and unified opinion. The participants could be able to understand and arrange for key information to contribution discussed follow by 3 main information groups (3 terms in livelihood analysis): + Resources + Vulnerabilities + Influences Data collecting methods + Questionnaire + Interview + Survey, field visits -We all have a better understanding of what we will need to do in order to be able to carry out livelihood analyses - Steps for implementation (follow up items) + Steps for implementation process will be discussed by Ministry of Fisheries, RIA.1 and DFID (April, 2001) + Intensify co-operation between organisation and administration in implementation process. + Training (for extension center s staff and women union etc...) + Draft for experimentation strategies for simple areas. + Share results, experience, process and lesson learning. Hope so that this workshop will be capacity building for local manager. This workshop also helps them combine many agencies into Hunger eradication and poverty reduction program in their region. Workshop is a step approach initiative with sustainable livelihood analysis of the poor who used aquatic resource. The issues will be solved in next workshop. VI. Workshop assessment of participants After the Workshop, In general, working methods by groups to help participants have understood clearly the livelihood of farmer and fisher. They have also known methods of livelihood analysis of poor farmer and fisher and then they can build plans for analyzing livelihood of poor farmer and fisher at their own places. Through Workshop's assessment of each participant and all, We can summarize opinions of participants as below: 1. What do you understand purposes and expectations of your on the workshop?: Purposes: -Strengthening capacity for management officials at different levels (province, district, commune) in promoting economic development at their locality to aim at mobilizing community resources for solving economic issues/problems (participants attending the workshop) - Understanding livelihood and methods to assess sustainable livelihood of poor farmer. -Understanding sustainable livelihood analysis and methods of livelihood analysis of poor farmer, collecting data methods and using information for analyzing and planning support programs. 8

- The main objectives of the workshop are to identify sustainable livelihood for the poor. and then having knowledge/capacity for assisting to build sustainable livelihood frameworks for the poor in the best way. Expectation: -Making plans for livelihood analyses of poor farmer to carry out at their locality and livelihood analyses plans will be carried out early. -Development support from government and international organizations (Financial, seed, technical support) to aim helping farmer about technical-scientific knowledge to use effectively aquatic resources. -Helping from Ministry of Fisery (MoF), international Organizations to expand livelihood analyses of farmer at different localities. -The government and donor agencies will have policies and assistants programs with enough resources, the lowest risk for the poor (Finance, materials). -SAPA program' s supports for developing difficult localities (Especially in communes of 135 program). -Supporting finance and production technologies to escape from poverty. -Understanding analysis methods for building HEPR plans. 2. What do you think of discussed Frameworks and Methods on this Workshop? -Discussed frameworks and methods concern with people's livelihood and experiences of participants in analyzing livelihood of the poor at their own localities. -Discussed method is very exciting and easy to understand. -Helping participants to understand more resources, vulnerabilities, influences, and then they can able to build plans for analyzing livelihood of the poor. -It is useful in improving knowledge of livelihood of farmer and fisher. 3. How can you able to contribute to livelihood analysis of farmer and fisher? -Almost participants can be able to participate collecting information for analyzing livelihood (survey, field visit). -Sharing information, experiences to each other. - Trying to work effectively for analyzing livelihood of farmer and fisher 4. What importance has you learn on the workshop? -Understanding methods of livelihood analysis of farmer to apply at their localities. -Understanding more terms in livelihood analysis of farmer. -To learns working methods from different localities. -Knowing clearly livelihood indicators and classification of indicators (Resources, vulnerabilities, influences ). 5. Other -Scientific working method. -Diversity of participants from different provinces has provided diverse ideas and opinions on developing and identifying sustainable livelihood. -Livelihood analyses were carried out early. -Ministry of Fisery (MoF), Government and international Organization should organize more workshops on livelihood of the poor for local staff. 9

Appendix 1: Draft Workshop Agenda DAY ONE Content 8:30 Opening Ceremony and Welcome Address by Vice-Director of the DARD -Mr.Duong Van Lanh 8.45 Address by Deputy Director RIA.1-Mr.Thai Doan Ung 9:00 Workshop objectives and overview Bill Savage 9:30 Expectations 10:00 Coffee Break 10:15 Understanding the lives of Fishers and Farmers 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Information needed about Fishers and Farmers for planning support 2:30 Coffee Break 2.45 Defining terms in sustainable livelihood (SL) analysis 4:30 Finish DAY TWO 8:00 Drafting SL analysis frameworks 10:00 Coffee Break 10:15 Feedback on SL analysis frameworks. 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Drafting SL analysis frameworks 2:30 Coffee Break 2.45 Feedback on SL analysis frameworks. 4.30 Finish DAY THREE 8:00 Developing SL work plans 10:00 Coffee Break 10:15 Feedback on SL work plans. 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Issues in stakeholder collaboration. 2:30 Coffee Break 2.45 Next steps 3.30 Workshop evaluation 3.45 Summary 4:15 Closing session by Director of the DARD 4.30 Finish 10

Thai Nguyen Workshop Proceedings Appendix 2: List of participants of DFID's Workshop in Thai Nguyen ID Name Institution Responsibilities LONG AN PROVINCE 1. Hoang Khac Tuong Provincial Department of Agricultural & Rural development Officer 2. Vo Thi Kim Lieng Provincial Woman Union Officer Duc Hue District 3. Ly Van Lanh District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Agricultural Extension 4. Le Thi Muc District Woman Union Chair of Woman Union Duc Hue District -My Thanh Dong commune 5 Ho Thi Huong People s committee of Commune Chair of Woman Unit 6 Nguyen Van Nghiep People s committee of Commune Agricultural Extension Thanh Hoa district 7 Tran Minh Tam District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Agricultural Extension 8 Nguyen Thi Hinh District Woman Union Deputy chair of Woman Union Thanh Hoa District -Thuan Nghia Hoa commune 9 Tranh Van Ganh People s committee of Commune General of Commune 10 Tran Thi Khuong People s committee of Commune Officer THAI NGUYEN PROVINCE 11 Nguyen Van Lung District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Aquacultural Expert 12 Ma Thi Huy District Woman Union Deputy chair of Woman Union Dinh Hoa District 13 Hoang Van Thang District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Agri & Aqua Extension 14 Ngo Thi Loi District Woman Union Officer Dinh Hoa District -Phuong Tien Commune 15 Phung Van Hung People s committee of Commune Agri Extension Officer 16 Nong Thi Nham Communal Woman Unit Chair of Woman Unit Vo Nhai District 17 Mac Van Toan District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Agri & Aqua Extension 11

Livelihood Analysis and Development of a Planning Support for the Poor in Aquaculture and Aquatic Resource Management 18 Luong Thi Dung District Woman Union Officer of Woman Unit Vo Nhai District -Dan Tien Communes 19 Duong Quoc Chinh People s committee of Commune Officer 20 Ha Thi Duyet Communal Woman Unit Vice chair of Women s unit QUANG TRI PROVINCE 21 Vo Van Phung Provincial Department of Fishery Technical Officer Huong Hoa District 24 Ho Thi Thuy District Woman Union Officer Huong Hoa District-A Tuc Commune 25 Can Ling Communal Woman Unit Chair of Woman Unit 26 Am Tam People s committee of Commune Agri Extension Officer Dakrong District 27 Vo Van Nhon District Department of Agricultural & Rural development Officer 28 Nguyen Thi Ha District Woman Union Chair Woman Unit Dakrong District -Ta long Commune 29 Pi Duc Communal Woman Unit Chair Woman Unit 30 Pa Thoa People s committee of Commune Agri Extension Officer Thu Duc Agriculture and Forestry University 31 Vo Thi Thanh Binh Aquaculture of Faculty Technical staff Research Institute for Aquaculture NoI 32 Trinh Quang Tu Department of Extension Researcher 33 Nguyen Van Thin Department of Extension Researcher 34 Do Thi Kim Oanh VIE project Researcher 35 Dao Nguyen Man Department of NORAD Project Project assistant 12

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