This study proposes to re-survey 120 households from the earlier NENS sample. The new survey will repeat a subset of modules from the previous survey, but extend the detail of those modules, including socioeconomic data, time allocation and consumption of environmental products. An environmental goods market has increasingly developed over the past 14 years, and a new module will focus on household activities in this market. In addition retrospective histories will be obtained from households, to gain information on changing household composition, and economic and other household shocks. Current and retrospective community questionnaires will also be implemented.
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