Category | Contents | Number of Questions |
5 | ||
A1 | 2 | |
A2 | 2 | |
A3 | 1 | |
9 | ||
B1 | Economic functions as source of income (B1-1), family savings (B1-2), and asset to leave as inheritance (B1-3) | 3 |
B2 | 2 | |
B3 | 4 | |
C. Perceptions on bamboo-tree garden management | 9 | |
C1 | Frequency of actual management activities such as fertilizer application (C1-1), control of diseases and pests (C1-2), pesticide input (C1-3), manual weeding (C1-4), maintaining and regenerating trees (C1-5), and making terraces (C1-6) | 6 |
C2 | Knowledge of management techniques for improving the productivity of the garden itself | 1 |
C3 | Maintenance requirements as financial (C3-1) and time (C3-2) costs | 2 |
5 | ||
D0 | Recognition that the area of bamboo-tree gardens in the village is declining | 1 |
D1 | Perceived reason for land conversion is to create cash-crop gardens (D1-1) or settlements and home gardens (D1-2) | 2 |
D2 | Perceived cause of conversion is the economic benefit of land conversion to other uses | 1 |
D3 | Perceived cause of conversion is the lack of government concern and support | 1 |
E. Perceptions on the importance of bamboo-tree gardens and ways of preserving them | 5 | |
E0 | Willingness to preserve bamboo-tree gardens in the village | 1 |
E1 | Necessity of economic improvement by more intensive management (E1-1) and increasing the market value of products (E1-2) | 2 |
E2 | Necessity of supporting programs such as providing suitable tree seeds/seedlings (E2-1) and reducing land tax (E2-2) | 2 |