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FISHERIES

Empowering Women in Small-Scale Fisheries for Sustainable Food Systems (2020-2021)

United Republic of Tanzania, 2020 - 2021
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TZA_2020-2021_EWSFSFS_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS
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Nicole Franz, Lena Westlund, Molly Ahern
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Fishery Surveys
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Feb 09, 2023
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1.8.7 Why did you lose/throw away fish? (x1_8_7_why_did_you_lose_thro)

Data file: data_anon_ind

Overview

Valid: 229
Type: Discrete
Width: 101
Range: -
Format: character

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
0 2
0.9%
2013 and 2014 they had no drying racks and there were heavy rains which caused alot of fish to go bad 1
0.4%
Because of infrastructure 1
0.4%
Change in weather 1
0.4%
Change in weather (high rainfall) 1
0.4%
Climate change and lack of fridge 1
0.4%
Could not be accepted by the buyer 1
0.4%
Dagaa being spoilt due to heavy rains 1
0.4%
Damaged 1
0.4%
Decline in qaulity due to heavy rains 1
0.4%
Drying problems due to rainfall 1
0.4%
Due to infastructures 1
0.4%
Due to spoilage 2
0.9%
During rain season processed sardines does not dry 1
0.4%
Few buyers 1
0.4%
Few customers available 1
0.4%
Fish spoilage 25
10.9%
Fish spoilage due to poor marketing 2
0.9%
Heavy rains caused her to sell at low prices as poultry meal 1
0.4%
Heavy rains which caused most of the fish to go bad 1
0.4%
Heavy rains, causing them to go bad 1
0.4%
Heavy rains, poor availability of customers 1
0.4%
High availability of fish in the market 1
0.4%
I don't throw away the fish 1
0.4%
I have never discarded fish 2
0.9%
Infastructure 4
1.7%
It depends sometimes big rain 1
0.4%
Lack of fridge 1
0.4%
Lack of fridge and huge rain 1
0.4%
Lack of good market 1
0.4%
Lack of infrastructure 11
4.8%
Lack of infrastructure and production was high 1
0.4%
Lack of infrastructure like fridge 1
0.4%
Lack of market 1
0.4%
Late landed from fishing 1
0.4%
Late landing 1
0.4%
Loss of Quality, No customer 1
0.4%
Low fish quality ( Fish spoil) 1
0.4%
Low fish quality (spoilage) 1
0.4%
Low quality 6
2.6%
Low quality due to spoilage of fish 1
0.4%
Low quality fish 1
0.4%
Low quality rotten 2
0.9%
N/A 4
1.7%
NA 3
1.3%
Na 4
1.7%
Nil 1
0.4%
No 3
1.3%
No Market 1
0.4%
No customers 1
0.4%
No infrastructure for storage 2
0.9%
No market 1
0.4%
None 2
0.9%
Overturn of boats as a result of heavy tidal waves 1
0.4%
Poor availability of cutomers 1
0.4%
Poor business flow 2
0.9%
Poor fish quality 2
0.9%
Poor market 1
0.4%
Poor marketing which causes fish not to be bought and eventually spoil 1
0.4%
Poor quality 5
2.2%
Poor quality (fish spoilage) 1
0.4%
Poor quality due to fish spoilage 2
0.9%
Poor quality due to spoilage 4
1.7%
Poor quality fish (fish spoilage) 1
0.4%
Poor quality of fish 1
0.4%
Power cut 1
0.4%
Price, ppl. Do not have money to buy 1
0.4%
Quality 3
1.3%
Quality loss 2
0.9%
Raifall, infrastructure lack 1
0.4%
Rain 4
1.7%
Rain season 1
0.4%
Rain seasons 1
0.4%
Rain spoilage 1
0.4%
Rain spoils the fish 1
0.4%
Rain, poor quality 1
0.4%
Rainfall 5
2.2%
Rainfall and spoilage 1
0.4%
Rainfall causes fish not to dry and finally spoil 1
0.4%
Rainfall spoilage 1
0.4%
Rains 4
1.7%
Rinfall 1
0.4%
Rotten 3
1.3%
Rotten and unfit for consumption 1
0.4%
Rotten fish 7
3.1%
Rottern 1
0.4%
She can't dry fish due to rainfall which leads to fish spoilage 1
0.4%
She doesn't lose 1
0.4%
She had to sell at low prices because there was a high availability of fish and few customers 1
0.4%
She purchased spoilt Dagaa from fisherfolks hence she had to throw way 1
0.4%
She sold the dagaa as chicken feed due to the fact that there were heavy rains and they got soiled 1
0.4%
Sold as animal feed, spoiled dagaa 1
0.4%
Spoilage 8
3.5%
Spoilage by rainfall 2
0.9%
Spoilage due to rain fall 1
0.4%
Spoilage due to rain or half- fried 1
0.4%
Spoilage due to rainfall 2
0.9%
Spoilage due to rainse 1
0.4%
Spoilage of fish 1
0.4%
Spoiled 9
3.9%
Spoilt due to bad weather, rain, poor processing 1
0.4%
Their quality declined and she had to sell as poultry feed 2
0.9%
Their quality declined and she had to sell at a low price 1
0.4%
There was poor business flow and had to sell at a low price 1
0.4%
There were few customers and she had to go back home with them 1
0.4%
They got spoilt 1
0.4%
They got spoilt and she had to throw them away 1
0.4%
They got spoilt due to heavy rains 1
0.4%
They got spoilt due to lack of market 1
0.4%
They got spoilt, some she had to throw away, while others she sold as poultry feed 1
0.4%
They went bad 1
0.4%
They went bad due to heavy rains 2
0.9%
They were carried off by tidal waves into the lake 1
0.4%
They were spoilt 1
0.4%
They were spoilt due to heavy rains 1
0.4%
Throw 1
0.4%
Too much supply 1
0.4%
Weather, low quality 1
0.4%
When there is a high availability of Dagaa in the market and few customers 1
0.4%
spoilage by rainfall 1
0.4%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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