Smallholders' perceptions of policies for preserving the traditional Ongole cattle breed of Indonesia

Agricultural policies can only be effective if intended beneficiaries are sufficiently aware of them. This basic condition for policy success is substantially challenged by smallholder farmers’ lack of awareness of existing support schemes. We studied the perceptions of 600 farmers of preservation policies for the traditional Indonesian Ongole cattle breed. We measured farmers’ knowledge of existing policies, their perceived ease of participation, their participation level and their satisfaction with the benefits obtained.

Geographic Coverage:  Bojonegoro district, East Java province, Indonesia

Time Period:   7/2017 – 12/2017

Universe:  Smallholder cattle farmers

Collection Notes:   All variables are clearly explained in the file: 2022-06-06_paper3.dta; 2022-06-06_paper3_Table_S4.dta; and 2022-06-06_paper3_Table_S10.dta

Response Rate:  100% of 600 respondents

Sampling:  Snowball technique

Data Source:   Household survey

Collection Mode:  face-to-face interview

Scales:  Several Likert-type scales were used.

Unit(s) of Observation:  km; years