Survey report on Agriculture – Crop production

Organizata Help Kosovo ka zhvilluar anketimin e klientëve të vet në lëminë e Agrikulturës, që kanë përfituar nga skemat e granteve të Helpit, që nga viti 2015.
Qëllimi I këtij vlerësimi është matja e nevojave dhe njohurive të fermerëve, duke krijuar një pasqyrë të situatës në terren dhe këshillimi i tyre profesional.


Help Kosovo organization developed a conducting survey with its clients in the field of Agriculture, who have benefited from Help grant schemes since 2015.
The purpose of this assessment is to measure the needs and knowledge of farmers, creating an overview of the situation in the field and their professional consulting.

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Report: “Assessment report of the activity of Help grant beneficiaries (clients) of 2017-2018 during the Covid-19 pandemic period.”
May, 2020

Total clients number 300,
During May 2020, 290 clients were contacted, 10 did not respond.
Out of 290, only 85 clients or 29.30% are working at this time, 205 or 70.70% are not working.

85 clients who are working are:
– Farmers 71 clients
– Carpenter 3 clients
– Tailor 1 client
– Metal works 2 clients
– Manufacture of bread 3 clients
– IT 2 clients
– Construction 1 client
– Services 2 clients

Question: 1) How concerned are you with the economic situation created in Kosovo as a result of Covid-19?
Out of the 290 clients,
A) NOT AT ALL stated 85 clients or 29.30%
B) AVERAGE stated 58 clients or 20%
C) A LOT stated 147 clients or 50.70%

Question: 2) Has your business been affected as a result Covid-19?
A) NO stated 85 clients or 29.30%
B) YES stated 205 clients or 70.70%

Question: 3) Has your business declined during this period of COVID-19 pandemic? If so, in what forms a) loss of income, b) difficulty in paying salaries, difficulty in paying rent?
A) NO stated 85 clients or 29.30%
B) YES stated 205 clients or 70.70% (a) Loss in revenue

Question: 4) Are the measures taken by the government enough for your business to survive until the end of the Covid-19 pandemic?
A) NO stated 66 clients or 22.76%
B) YES stated 224 or 77.24%

Question: 5) What exactly would be the adequate help for your business, in addition to cash (fertilizers for farmers; textiles and / or accessories for tailors; hair materials / colors for beauticians and hairdressers; soap for automotive; food and drinks for restaurants)?
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B) Raw material stated 109 of them or 37.58%

Question: 6) Plans in the future?
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