C29 How has the project contributed to the implementation of the National Disaster Management Strategy? C30 Is there evidence that GoL or Yes, Please village level structure has 1= 0= No Specify__________________ adopted practices/ attitudes Rate impact of transfer from MOLSW to MONRE on 1 2 3 4 5 following aspects of the program: negative neutral / positive impact no impact impact C31 Timeliness / responsiveness C32 Effectiveness C33 Sustainability C34 Suitable for all groups (gender, ethnicity, disabled persons…) Appendix B: KAP Survey Report (Baseline versus Endline) This KAP Survey Report compares the results from the baseline and endline Knowledge Attitude and Practice (KAP) household surveys. In some questions, results are also shown for the Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with that were conducted with school principals, teachers, local NGO staff and village/district officials. Sample overview As highlighted in the tables below, the samples in the baseline and endline surveys are quite similar in terms of number, gender and location (province) of respondents. The two main differences between the samples are: The baseline survey includes only three youth in school, compared to 39 youth in school in the endline survey. Different villages were surveyed in Bokeo in the baseline and endline surveys. (The same villages were surveyed in the other provinces.) Table 5: Sample comparison – by province Province Baseline Endline Youth Youth Youth Youth in out of KAP in out of KAP Child school school Adult Total KII Child school school Adult Total KII Bokeo 33 1 29 40 103 25 40 10 28 40 118 40 Bolikamxai 20 0 9 28 57 15 20 10 10 20 60 12
C29 How has the project contributed to the implementation of the National Disaster Management Strategy? C30 Is there evidence that GoL or village level structure has adopted practices/ attitudes 1= Yes, Please Specify__________________ 0= No Rate impact of transfer from MOLSW to MONRE on following aspects of the program: 1 negative impact 2 3 neutral / no impact 4 5 positive impact C31 Timeliness / responsiveness C32 Effectiveness C33 Sustainability C34 Suitable for all groups (gender, ethnicity, disabled persons…) Appendix B: KAP Survey Report (Baseline versus Endline) This KAP Survey Report compares the results from the baseline and endline Knowledge Attitude and Practice (KAP) household surveys. In some questions, results are also shown for the Key Informant Interviews (KIIs) with that were conducted with school principals, teachers, local NGO staff and village/district officials. Sample overview As highlighted in the tables below, the samples in the baseline and endline surveys are quite similar in terms of number, gender and location (province) of respondents. The two main differences between the samples are: The baseline survey includes only three youth in school, compared to 39 youth in school in the endline survey. Different villages were surveyed in Bokeo in the baseline and endline surveys. (The same villages were surveyed in the other provinces.) Table 5: Sample comparison – by province Province Baseline Endline Child Youth in school Youth out of school Adult KAP Total KII Child Youth in school Youth out of school Adult KAP Total KII Bokeo 33 1 29 40 103 25 40 10 28 40 118 40 Bolikamxai 20 0 9 28 57 15 20 10 10 20 60 12