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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Household Survey for Evaluation of Market Access and Food Security Project in Colombia, 2014

Variable Details

Variablepol_laws_since_which
LabelWhich activities since 2007
Responses
AFILIADA A SINDICATO 1
CABILDO INDIGENA 1
CAPACITACION CAFETERA 1
CHARLAS A FAVOR DEL CAMPESINO 1
CHARLAS AUTOSUPERACION 1
COLABORACION CON LOS CAMPESINOS ERA DE LA JUNTA 1
CONGRESOS AGRARIOS , JUNTAS COMUNALES 1
EDIL, ASOCIACION DE PADRES, JUNTA DE ACCION COMUNAL 1
FORO AGROPECUARIO 1
LACTEOS APRENDER A TEJER 1
MESA CREDENCIAL 1
PDO DEL MUNICIPIO 1
PROGRAMA DE LA PAPA 1
PROPONER ASOCIACIONES CAMPESINAS 1
PROPUESTA EN TRANSPORTE 1
PROPUESTAS DE LAS ALCANDES PARA MEJORAR LA SITUACION 1
QUE EL CAMPESINO SEA VISTO CON BUENO OJOSPOR EL GOBIERNO SUBSIDIASO 1
REUNIONES 1
SE HABLA DE LA ORGANIZACI?N PARA PODER PARTICIPAR EN MERCADOS CAMPESINOS 1
SIN INFORMACION 5
SOLICITE EL SERVICIO DE ENERGIA 1
TALLERES DEL SENA 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationHousehold Survey for Evaluation of Market Access and Food Security Project in Colombia, 2014
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