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The Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change in Bangladesh, Follow-up Survey 2012

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doi:10.60507/FK2/UBLHJO
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1.0
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2023-09-18
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CC BY-SA 4.0

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A survey of agricultural households was conducted in early 2011 in order to provide background information on landownership, size of operation, rice production, input use, and farm practices in rural communities, as well as to identify and assess existing climate change adaptation strategies. A resurvey was conducted in late 2012 to build on the initial round of the survey, known as the Bangladesh Climate Change Adaptation Survey, with a greater focus on gender and asset dynamics. We tried to track all the households including the split with an attrition rate of 2.66 percent.e this template for data such as statistics, surveys, etc. Quality/Lineage: The data was cleaned after collecting from the field using STATA and was processed thereafter in STATA.

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asset, adaptation and coping, group based approaches, economy

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Muntaha Rakib, 2023-09-18, The Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change in Bangladesh, Follow-up Survey 2012, doi:10.60507/FK2/UBLHJO, V1.0

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