Village Development Committee
-9 = Missing
1 = Lakuri
2 = Khudi
3 = Hamsapur
4 = Boch

Household Caste/Ethnicity
1 = Brahmin/Chhetry
2 = Janajati
3 = Dalit

Name of the Household Surveyor
1 = Bishnu Pariyar
2 = Umesh Pariyar
3 = Hari Sharan
4 = Dipak Pariyar
5 = Devi Ratna
6 = Ashmita Nepali
7 = Bishnu Risal
8 = Mukesh Nepali

Type of Settlement
1 = Urban
2 = Peri Urban
3 = Rural

Type of Household
1 = Mud/Stone
2 = Concret/RCC

Type of Ownership
1 = Owned
2 = Renting
3 = Provided

Type of Roof
1 = Thached
2 = Tin/Tile
3 = Concrete

Respondent's Gender
0 = Female
1 = Male

Primary occupation of respondent
-9 = Missing
1 = Agricultural
2 = Foreign employment
3 = Business
4 = Industry
5 = Services
6 = Student
7 = Wage Labour
9 = NA
10 = Retired
11 = Traditional job for Dalits

Secondary occupation of respondent
1 = Agriculture
2 = Foreign Employment
3 = Business
4 = Industry
5 = Service
6 = Student
7 = Wage labour
9 = NA
10 = traditional occupation
11 = Retired

Household Food Security
1 = Less than 3 months
2 = 3 to 6 months
3 = 6 to 9 months
4 = 9 to 12 months
5 = More than a year

Type of Chemical Fertiliser Used
-9 = Missing
1 = DAP
2 = Urea
3 = Potash
4 = DAP + Urea
5 = DAP+Potash
6 = Urea+Potash
7 = DAP+Potash+Urea
9 = None

Readily Availability of Chemical Fertilisers
-9 = Missing
0 = No
1 = Yes
9 = NA

Reasons for non-availability of Chemical Fertilisers
-9 = Missing
1 = Too expensive
2 = Lack of Transport
3 = Problem with supply
4 = Expensive and Lack of Transport
5 = Expensive and Problem with Supply
6 = Lack of transport and Problem with supply
7 = All of the above
9 = None
10 = Have enough of manure

TV in the households
0 = No
1 = Yes

Housheolds with Debt
0 = No Debt
1 = Daily Consumption including buying energy for Informal Sources
2 = Production Purposes
3 = Institutions
4 = Daily consumption and Production Informal
5 = Daily consumption and and Institutions

Fuel for making Tea/Coffee
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Bigas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = LPG and Electricity
11 = Firewood and kerosene
12 = Firewood and Biogas
13 = Firewood and LPG
14 = Firewood and Agricultural residues
15 = Biogas and lpg
16 = firewood, lpg and biogas
17 = Firewood, agricultural residues and LPG
18 = Fuelwood and sawdust

Fuel for Light
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Biogas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = Wax Candle
11 = Other
12 = Solar and Electricity
13 = Electricity and Kerosene
14 = Kerosene and Wax Candle
15 = Electricity, Kerosene and Wax Candle
16 = Electricity and Wax Candle
17 = biogas and electricity
18 = Solar, Electricity and Kersoene
19 = solar and kerosene

Fuel for Heating
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Biogas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = Wax Candle
11 = Electricity and Wax Candle
12 = Fuelwood and Biogas
13 = Fuelwood and LPG
14 = Fuelwood and Agricultural residues
15 = Fuelwood, biogas and LPG
16 = Fuelwood and saw dust
17 = Firewood, Agricultural residues and Charcoal

Fuel for Boiling Water
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Biogas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = Wax Candle
11 = Fuelwood and Kerosene
12 = Firewood and Biogas
13 = Firewood and LPG
14 = Firewood and Agricultural residues
15 = Firewood, LPG and biogas
17 = Firewood, LPG and Agricultural Resides

Fuel for Local Brewing Alcohol
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Biogas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = Wax Candle
11 = Saw Dust
13 = Firewood and LPG
14 = Firewood and agricultural residues
15 = Firewood, Biogas and LPG

Fuel for Cooking
1 = Firewood
2 = Agricultural Residues
3 = Animal Dung
4 = Biogas
5 = LPG
6 = Kerosene
7 = Solar
8 = Electricity
9 = NA
10 = Wax Candle
11 = Fuelwood and Kerosene
12 = Firewood and Biogas
13 = Fuelwood and LPG
14 = Firewood and Agricultural residues
15 = Fuelwood, biogas and LPG
16 = fuelwood and saw dust
17 = Firewood, Agricultural residues and LPG

Health Complications Sufferred as a result of fuelwood burning
-9 = Missing
0 = No
1 = Yes

Degree with which cooking is affected due to insecure energy supply
-9 = Missing
1 = Heavily Affected
2 = Moderately Affected
3 = Slightly Affected
4 = Neutral
5 = Not Affected at all
9 = NA

Degree with which Light is affected due to insecure energy supply
-9 = Missing
1 = Heavingly Affected
2 = Moderately Affected
3 = Slightly Affected
4 = Neutral
5 = Not Affected at all
9 = NA

Degree with which Fridge/AC/Fan is affected due to insecure energy supply
-9 = Missing
1 = Heavily Affected
2 = Moderately Affected
3 = Slight Affected
4 = Neutral
5 = Not Affected at all
9 = NA

Type of Stove Used for Cooking
-9 = Missing
1 = Open Fireplace
2 = Kerosene Stove
3 = Mud Stove
4 = Gas Stove
5 = Improve Cookstove
6 = Open Fire and Gas Stove
7 = Mud stove and gas stove
8 = Open Fire and Mud Stove
9 = Improved Cook stove and LPG
10 = Open fire and improved cookstove

Primary Source of Fuelwood
-9 = Missing
1 = Own Land
2 = Community Forestry
3 = Government Forestry
4 = Others
5 = Own Land and Community Forestry
6 = Own Land and Government Forestry
7 = Community Forestry and Government Land
8 = Own Land, Community Forestry and Government Forestry

Secondary Source of Fuelwood
-9 = Missing
1 = Own Land
2 = Community Forestry
3 = Government Forestry
4 = Others
5 = Own Land and Communty Forestry
6 = Own Land and Government Forestry
7 = Community Forestry and Government Forestry
8 = Own Land, Community Forestry and Government Forestry
9 = From neighbores private forest

Reasons for High Dependency in Fuelwood
-9 = Missing
1 = Lack of Financial Sources
2 = Cheap and Readily availability of fuelwood
3 = lack of technical Support for Alternative Energy
4 = Others
5 = Lack of Financial Support and Cheap Fuelwood
6 = Lack of Financial and Lack of Technical Support for Alt. Energy
7 = Readily Available fuelwood and lack of technical support
8 = Readily available fuelwood, financial resource and lack of technical resources for alt. energy
9 = NA

Reliability of and Availability of Fuelwood in the forest
-9 = Missing
1 = Highly Reliable
2 = Medium Reliable
3 = Low Reliable
4 = Not Reliable at all
9 = NA

Reliability and Availability of of Agricultural Residues
-9 = Missing
1 = High Reliable
2 = Medium Reliable
3 = Low Reliable
4 = Not Reliable at all
9 = NA

Reliability of and Availability of LPG
-9 = Missing
1 = High
2 = Medium
3 = Low
4 = Not at all
9 = NA

Conflicts in the use of Forest Resources
-9 = Missing
1 = Usually
2 = Sometimes
3 = Never

Conflict Resolution Bodies in the Village
-9 = Missing
1 = User Group
2 = VDC
3 = Police
4 = Other
5 = User Group and VDC
6 = User Group and Police
7 = VDC and Police
8 = User Group, VDC and Police

Status of Forest 20 Years Ago
-9 = Missing
1 = Dense
2 = Same as these days
3 = Heavily Deforested
4 = Other

Source knowledge on Biofuel amongst Farmers
-9 = Missing
1 = Newspaper
2 = Academic Study
3 = Ratio/TV
4 = NGO/INGO
5 = Government Programme
6 = Online/Internet
7 = Newpaper and Radio
8 = Not heard anywhere

What Biofuel Means to Farmers
-9 = Missing
1 = Fuelwood+biochar+biodiesel
2 = Biodiesel+biochar+briquettee
3 = Briquette+Biodiesel+bioethanol
4 = Fuelwood+biochar+biodiesel+briquettee+bioethanol
5 = All of the above
6 = I do not know

Areas where biofuel plants are grown
-9 = Missing
1 = Cultivated field
2 = Field Bunds
3 = Boundaries
4 = Uncultivated/Stray Land
5 = Field Bunds+Boundaries
6 = Field Bunds+Uncultivated Lands
7 = Boundaries+Uncultivated Land
8 = Field Bunds+Boundaries+Uncultivated Land
9 = Uncultivated/Stray Land and Introduce in CF

Areas where people will consider planting biofuel plants
-9 = Missing
1 = Cultivated field
2 = Field Bunds
3 = Boundaries
4 = Uncultivated Land and Community Forestry
5 = Field Bunds and Boundaries
6 = Field Bunds and Uncultivated lands/Community forestry
7 = Field Bunds, Boundaries and Uncultivated land/Community Forestry

Reasons People will not consider growing biofuel crops
1 = Happy with food crop and do not want it competing with biofuel crops
2 = Do not know much about biofuels
3 = No established market for biofuels
4 = Others
5 = Happy with food crop and no established market
6 = happy with food and don't know much about biofuel

Biofuel will help reduce local poverty
-9 = missing
0 = No
1 = Yes
9 = NA

Ways in which Biofuel will contribute to local environment
-9 = Missing
1 = Positively
2 = Negatively
3 = Neutral
4 = Uncertain/Unknown
9 = NA

Status of Local forests
-9 = Missing
1 = Increasing
2 = Decreasing
3 = Same
9 = NA

Costs and Benefits of Biofuel
-9 = Missing
1 = Benefits greatly outweigh costs
2 = Benefits moderately outweigh costs
3 = Benefits equal costs
4 = Costs moderately outweigh benefits
5 = Costs greatly outweigh benefits
6 = I do not know

General perceived impacts of biofuels
-9 = Missing
1 = Changes in the crops planted
2 = Increase in local food prices
3 = Water Resources diverted from other input needs
4 = General increase in the quality of local environment
5 = General decrease in the quality of local environment
6 = Changes in Food price and decrease in local environment
7 = I do not know
8 = Changes in cropping pattern and General increased in Local enviromnet
9 = Change in cropping pattern and general decrease in quality of local enviornment
10 = Changes in food prices and increase in quality of local enviroment

Organisational entity most suitable for Biofuel project implementation
-9 = Missing
1 = Community Partnership/Co-operative
2 = Private Sector
3 = Government
4 = NGO/INGO
5 = Community and Private Sector
6 = Community and Government
7 = Comunity and NGO/INGO
8 = Private Sector and Government
9 = Private Sector and NGO/INGO
10 = Government and NGO/INGo
11 = All of the above
12 = Community partnership, co-operatives and pvt sector
13 = Unknown/Do not know

Optimism about future for Biofuels in Nepal
-9 = Missing
1 = Optimistic
2 = Sceptic
3 = Do not know
4 = Pessimistic - do not see the future

Reasons for Pesimism in Biofuel
-9 = Missing
1 = Lack of Proper Government Policy
2 = Lack of technical manpower
3 = Financial constraints
4 = lack of government policy and technical manpower
5 = Lack of government policy and financial constraints
6 = lack of technical manpower and financial constraints
7 = Lack of government policy and lack of market
8 = No finance and no market
9 = lack of Market and Lack of Financial resoruces

Reasons for Prefering plants
-9 = Missing
1 = Fast/easy burning
2 = Durable
3 = No/Less Smoke
4 = Abundent
5 = Fast/Easy burning and Durable
6 = Fast/Easy Burning and Less Smoke
7 = Durable and Less Smoke
8 = Fast/easy burining+Durable+Less Smoke
9 = NA

How to Harvest trees for fuelwood
-9 = Missing
1 = Cutting Green Twiggs
2 = Cutting Dry Twiggs
3 = Cutting Green trees
4 = Cutting Dry Trees
5 = Green Twiggs+Dry Twiggs
6 = Green Twiggs and Green Trees
7 = Green Twiggs and Dry Trees
8 = Dry Twiggs and Green Trees
9 = Dry Twiggs and Dry trees
10 = Green trres and dry Trees
11 = All of the above
12 = Green twigs, dry twigs and dry trees

Biofuel Crops will be insured by the Government
-9 = Missing
1 = Strongly Agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly Disagree
6 = Do not know

There is no proper link between potential biofuel plant growers and policy makers
-9 = Missing
1 = Strong Agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly Disagree
6 = Do not know

Performance of WUA
-9 = Missing
1 = Very Satisfactory
2 = Satisfactory
3 = Neutral
4 = Unsatisfactory
5 = Very Unsatisfactory
9 = NA

Performance of FUG
-9 = Missing
1 = Very Satisfactory
2 = Satisfactory
3 = Neutral
4 = Unsafactory
5 = Very Unsatisfactory
9 = NA

Performance of Women Groups
-9 = Missing
1 = Very Satisfactory
2 = Satisfactory
3 = Neutral
4 = Unsatisfactory
5 = Very Unsatisfactory

Groups which is most likely to involve in biofuel enterprises
-9 = Missing
1 = WUA
2 = FUG
3 = WG
4 = SavCr
5 = WUA and FUG
6 = WUA and WG
7 = WUA and SavCr
8 = FUG and WG
9 = FUG and SavCr
10 = WG and SavCr
11 = FUG, WG and SavCr
12 = I do not know

Realistic Chance of FUG Getting Involved in Community Based Biofuel Enterprise
-9 = Missing
1 = Strongly Agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly Disagree

Degree of Engagement in Community based organisations
-9 = Missing
1 = Always
2 = Usually
3 = Sometimes
4 = Rarely
5 = Never

Stage of Participation in Community based organisation
-9 = Missing
1 = Planning and Decision Making
2 = Implementation
3 = Benefit sharing
4 = Evaluation
5 = All of the Above
6 = None of the Above

Strength/Degree of Participation in Community based organisation
-9 = Missing
1 = Strong Participation
2 = Occassional Participation
3 = Not very often
4 = Hardly ever

Strength/Degree of Participation in VDC
1 = Always
2 = Usually
3 = Sometimes
4 = Rarely
5 = Never

Gender mostly involved in buying households items from market
-9 = Missing
0 = Female
1 = Male

Gender mostly involved in selling agriculture and livestock in the households
-9 = Missing
0 = Female
1 = Male
3 = Both

Government should have a proper Biofuel Policies
1 = Strongly Agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neutral
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly Disagree
6 = Do not know

If not Head of Housheolds what is the relation
-9 = Missing
1 = Wife
2 = Son
3 = Daughter
4 = Daughter In-laws
9 = NA