Economic value of wetland resources at Ba Lat estuary, Nam Dinh province - 24


SHRIMP FARMING HOUSEHOLD SURVEY FORM

1. Name of the owner:__

2. Address:_

3. Education level of shrimp farming investors:

Primary school (grade 1)Secondary school (grade 2)

High school (grade 12)University/college

Above university

4. Household shrimp farming:

ExtensiveImproved extensiveEcology

5. Have the shrimp farming owners/investors attended any courses on shrimp farming techniques/methods?

ParticipatedNot participated

6. Costs and productivity of shrimp farming:


Content

Information of the household

Total area of ​​shrimp ponds of households (hectares)


Year of starting investment in shrimp ponds


Year of starting shrimp farming


Land use expiry date


Percentage of mangrove area in

pond compared to total shrimp pond area is (%):


What is the shrimp farming productivity in 2007 kg/1ha?


The initial investment cost for 1 hectare of shrimp pond is

how much?


Amount of shrimp seed released in the pond in 2007

how many or kg?


Cost of shrimp seed for 1 hectare of pond in 2007

how much


Amount of industrial feed used per hectare

How much was the pond in 2007?


Cost of industrial feed for 1 hectare of pond


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Economic value of wetland resources at Ba Lat estuary, Nam Dinh province - 24


How much was shrimp in 2007?


Amount of homemade feed used per hectare of pond

What year is 2007?


Cost of homemade feed for 1 hectare of shrimp pond

What year is 2007?


Cost of renovating 1 hectare of shrimp pond/1 crop

how much

- Cost of pond renovation:

- Bottom treatment cost:

- Water treatment costs:


How much labor does a household employ per

shrimp farming season 2007

- Pond improvement:

- Pond protection:

- Care and harvest:

(number of employees)

How many working days does an average worker work in a crop/year?

- Pond improvement:

- Pond protection:

- Care and harvest:


How much does it cost per day for labor?

- Pond improvement:

- Pond protection:

- Care and harvest:



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CLAM FARMING HOUSEHOLD INVESTIGATION FORM

1. Name of the owner:__

2. Address:_

3. Education level of the clam farming investor:

Primary school (grade 1)Secondary school (grade 2)

High school (grade 12)University/college

Above university

4. What courses on techniques/methods have the clam farming owner/investor attended?

have you raised it yet?

ParticipatedNot participated

5. Costs and productivity of clam farming:


Content

Information of the household

Total clam farming area of ​​households (hectares)


Year of starting clam farming investment


Year of starting farming


Land use expiry date


Time from clam farming to harvest

how long on average


What was the clam farming productivity in 2007?


How much does it cost to level the land to start?

invest


How much does it cost for pond protection materials to start?

investment


How much does a pond guard cost to start?

invest


Cost of seed for 1 hectare of pond in 2007

how much


Amount of feed used per hectare of pond per year

How much is 2007?


Feed cost for 1 hectare clam pond per year

How much is 2007?



Average cost for renovating 1 hectare of pond

How much is a clam/crop?


How much labor does a household employ per

2007 crop

- Pond renovation

- Pond protection

- Feeding, harvesting

(number of employees)

How many working days does an average worker work in a crop/year?

- Pond renovation

- Pond protection

- Feeding, harvesting


How much does it cost on average for a day of work (monthly/daily salary corresponding to each type of labor)?

- Pond renovation

- Pond protection

- Feeding, harvesting



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APPENDIX 2

RESULTS OF ECONOMIC MODELING AND COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF WETSLAND USE OPTIONS



RESULTS OF RANDOM PARAMETER MODELS REGRESSION TO ASSESS PHI VALUE

USE OF WETSLANDS IN XUAN THUY NATIONAL PARK, NAM DINH PROVINCE


Model A (overall model)


Descriptive Statistics



N

Minimum

Maximum

Mean

Std. Deviation

sex

500

0

1

.46

.30

education

500

2.5

12

8.65

2.7

income

500

2500

150000

23170

7318.101

member

500

1

7

3.94

2,149

Valid N (listwise)

500






Variables in the Equation



B

SE

Wald

df

Sig.

Exp(B)

Step 1(a)

bid

age

-.040

.006

44,721

1

.000

.961

.005

.008

.379

1

.538

1,005


education

-.013

.059

.051

1

.822

.987


income

.000

.000

6,372

1

.012

1,000


member

.060

.045

1,803

1

.179

1,062


sex

.186

.191

.949

1

.330

1,205


Constant

1.124

.653

1,852

1

.174

1,852

a Variable(s) entered on step 1: bid, age, education, income, member, sex.


Model B (illustrative image provided)

Descriptive Statistics



N

Minimum

Maximum

Mean

Std. Deviation

age

250

19

73

34.59

14,029

education

250

2.5

12

7.59

3.5

income

250

2500

150000

25040.9

7241.591

member

250

2

12

4.1

1.27

sex

250

0

1

.53

.22

Valid N (listwise)

250





Variables in the Equation



B

SE

Wald

df

Sig.

Exp(B)

Step 1(a)

bid

income

-.036

.000

.008

.000

18,721

2,117

1

1

.000

.146

.964

1,000


age

-.009

.010

.901

1

.342

.991


education

-.016

.080

.040

1

.841

.984


member

.067

.077

.749

1

.087

1,069


sex

.202

.271

.558

1

.455

1,224


Constant

1,030

.670

2,360

1

.124

2,801

a Variable(s) entered on step 1: bid, income, age, education, member, sex.



Model C (no illustration provided)

Descriptive Statistics



N

Minimum

Maximum

Mean

Std. Deviation

age

250

18

66

35.09

11,072

education

250

2.5

12

7.36

3.61

income

250

2500

150000

28540

6381.323

member

250

1

10

3.52

1,786

sex

250

0

1

.48

.28

Valid N (listwise)

250






Variables in the Equation



B

SE

Wald

df

Sig.

Exp(B)

Step 1(a)

bid

income

-.041

.000

.009

.000

23,010

.005

1

1

.000

.946

.960

1,000


age

-.023

.015

2,323

1

.127

.978


education

.282

.097

8,541

1

.003

1,326


member

-.017

.079

.045

1

.832

.983


sex

.469

.344

1,852

1

.174

1,598


Constant

1,210

.781

2,401

1

.121

3.355

a Variable(s) entered on step 1: bid, income, age, education, member, gender.


APPENDIX 3

SOME IMAGES OF THE VALUES OF WETS IN XUAN THUY ARE USED WHEN INTERVIEWING PEOPLE

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