Efficient data collection from rural households – is RHOMIS for you?

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Published on November 2018

byInternational Livestock Research Institute

Citation

Hammond, J., Pagella, T., Rosenstock, T., Gorman, L., Adams, S., van Etten, J., Teufel, N. and van Wijk, M. 2018. Efficient data collection from rural households – is RHOMIS for you? Presented at the Commonwealth Heads of Statistics Conference in London, UK, 23 November 2018. Nairobi, Kenya. ILRI.

Authors

Hammond, James
Pagella, Tim
Rosenstock, Todd S.
Gorman, Leo
Adams, Sam
Etten, Jacob van
Teufel, Nils
Wijk, Mark T. van

agriculture
climate change
consumption
crop-livestock
data
farm management
farming systems
food security
knowledge and information
livestock systems

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