Diversification strategies have a stabilizing effect for income and food availability during livelihood shocks: Evidence from small-scale aquaculture-agriculture systems in Myanmar during the COVID-19 pandemic

Wang, Quanli; Rossignoli, Cristiano M.; Dompreh, Eric Brako; Su, Jie; Griffiths, Don; Htoo, Khaing Kyaw; Nway, Hsu Myat; Akester, Michael; Gasparatos, Alexandros

doi:10.1016/j.agsy.2024.103935

Agricultural Systems

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.agsy.2024.103935

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Diversification strategies have a stabilizing effect for income and food availability during livelihood shocks: Evidence from small-scale aquaculture-agriculture systems in Myanmar during the COVID-19 pandemic

Quanli Wang,

Cristiano M. Rossignoli,

Eric Brako Dompreh

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Survey of production characteristics and performance of small-scale carp aquaculture systems in Bangladesh

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This Data Descriptor contains a dataset with the production characteristics and socioeconomic performance of small-scale carp aquaculture systems in Bangladesh. The dataset was collected through a structured household survey with 4,540 producers from 54 upazilas (analogous to counties) across Bangladesh. Study upazilas were systematically selected to represent both locations with substantial carp production currently and locations with such future potential. Respondents were randomly selected through carp producer lists in each study upazila. Information about the production characteristics includes farm/pond sizes, fish species, production technologies, feed/seed use, and aquaculture expenditures, among others. Information about the performance includes fish output and sales, as well as household income, poverty and food security, among others. This dataset can be valuable to researchers, practitioners and policy-makers that wish to explore the heterogeneity and differentiation of small-scale aquaculture production systems and the factors affect their performance in Bangladesh and other developing countries.

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Survey of production characteristics and performance of small-scale carp aquaculture systems in Bangladesh

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Wang

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Diversification strategies have a stabilizing effect for income and food availability during livelihood shocks: Evidence from small-scale aquaculture-agriculture systems in Myanmar during the COVID-19 pandemic

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