Please tell us some basic information about you and your business Name of Respondent’s relation Gender: Primary Primary Number of What respondent: to language Ethnic years percentage of 0: 1= Male used by trading owners’ (Family Name, 1: Family Business 0= Female trader: experience income is Given Name) 2: Spouse trading? 3: Relative (specify) (years) 4: Non-relative manager 0: 0%-25% 5: Non-relative employee 1: 26%-50% 2: 51%-75% 3: 76% - 100% Approximately how many different types of food products do you sell? [_________] For what fraction of your total sales revenues does your trade in each of the three food commodities account? Commodity Percent* Maize grain Maize flour Beans *This column may add up to less than 100% (but should not exceed 100%) For maize traders who indicated which grade(s) of maize flour you sell (if sell maize flour, grades are locally divided separately or called by different names, note the local name; identify how they correspond to the most prevalent grades as sold in Kampala). ‘standard’ Grade 1 _____________ Grade 1.5 ___________ Grade 2 _____________ For bean traders, what percentage of your trade in beans is Nambale Long?__________ Enumerator Note: If the respondent trades only in beans and does trade in Nambale Long, not thank the trader for his/her time and end the survey. If beans account for the highest percentage and Nambale Long traded, proceed with the rest of the survey For volumes is only for beans. purchased/sold and prices, ie through Question B1, refer only to for transport, Nambale Long; storage and stocking costs, answer for all beans generally. If maize grain and/or maize flour are the highest percentage, proceed with the rest of the survey only for maize grain and flour. MAIZE / BEANS (circle) Commodity chosen for remainder of survey: Identify your suppliers (circle the primary supplier, by volume purchased). Complete the questions on the right for indicated suppliers.
Please tell us some basic information about you and your business Name of respondent: (Family Name, Given Name) Respondent’s relation to 0: 1: Family Business 2: Spouse 3: Relative (specify) 4: Non-relative manager 5: Non-relative employee Gender: 1= Male 0= Female Primary language used by trader: Primary Ethnic Number of years trading experience (years) What percentage of owners’ income is trading? 0: 0%-25% 1: 26%-50% 2: 51%-75% 3: 76% - 100% Approximately how many different types of food products do you sell? [_________] For what fraction of your total sales revenues does your trade in each of the three food commodities account? Commodity Percent* Maize grain Maize flour Beans *This column may add up to less than 100% (but should not exceed 100%) For maize traders who sell maize flour, indicated which grade(s) of maize flour you sell (if grades are locally divided separately or called by different names, note the local name; identify how they correspond to the most prevalent ‘standard’ grades as sold in Kampala). Grade 1 _____________ Grade 1.5 ___________ Grade 2 _____________ For bean traders, what percentage of your trade in beans is Nambale Long?__________ Enumerator Note: If the respondent trades only in beans and does not trade in Nambale Long, thank the trader for his/her time and end the survey. If beans account for the highest percentage and Nambale Long is traded, proceed with the rest of the survey only for beans. For volumes purchased/sold and prices, ie through Question B1, refer only to Nambale Long; for transport, storage and stocking costs, answer for all beans generally. If maize grain and/or maize flour are the highest percentage, proceed with the rest of the survey only for maize grain and flour. Commodity chosen for remainder of survey: MAIZE / BEANS (circle) Identify your suppliers (circle the primary supplier, by volume purchased). Complete the questions on the right for indicated suppliers.
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