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Table 5 Descriptive statistics of the major determinants of agro-pastoralists’ adaptation measures in the sub-humid zone of Burkina Faso

From: Adapting to the impacts of climate change in the sub-humid zone of Burkina Faso, West Africa: Perceptions of agro-pastoralists

 

Adaptation measures

 

Making hay

Crop residues

Concentrated livestock feed

Transhumance

Destocking

Fattening

Off-farm activities

Woody fodder

Adoption

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Number of respondents

74

172

244

4

200

48

49

199

111

137

58

190

75

173

105

143

Percentage of respondents

29.8

69.4

98.4

1.6

80.6

19.4

19.8

80.2

44.8

55.2

23.4

76.6

30.2

69.8

42.3

57.7

Household characteristics: mean (SD)

                

 Age

57 (11)

54 (11)

55 (11)

54 (13)

53a (11)

59b (13)

51a (9)

56b (12)

56 (13)

54 (11)

53a (10)

56b (12)

51a (8)

56b (13)

56 (10)

54 (12)

 Household size

17 (11)

18 (12)

17 (11)

23 (24)

18 (12)

17 (11)

17 (11)

18 (12)

18 (13)

17 (10)

17 (8)

18 (12)

18a (9)

17b (13)

18 (14)

17 (10)

 Cattle number

17 (25)

20 (29)

18a (26)

63b (66)

22a (30)

5b (9)

40a (32)

13b (24)

14a (22)

23b (31)

14 (13)

20 (31)

12 (13)

22 (32)

18 (29)

19 (27)

 Sheep number

15 (13)

17 (22)

16 (19)

26 (26)

18a (21)

9b (7)

31a (29)

13b (14)

14a (19)

18b (20)

15 (9)

17 (21)

16 (12)

17 (22)

14a (17)

18b (20)

 Goat number

19 (12)

12 (15)

14 (14)

19 (21)

14 (15)

12 (12)

21a (18)

12b (13)

14 (19)

14 (14)

12 (8)

15 (16)

12 (11)

15 (16)

15 (15)

13 (14)

  1. a,bSignificant difference of row mean within the same adaptation practices (Kruskal-Wallis test, p ≤ 0.05)