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Salutation |
My name is ______________. (create rapport using appropriate complements) |
I am here to seek your consent to participate in a study on Communal Violence |
Due to Land-Related Conflicts in Madi Okollo District, Uganda |
This study is expected to document stakeholder’s perspectives and views on the |
risk factors, solutions, and effectiveness of the policy and legal framework reduce |
land-conflict-related communal violence . |
You were identified as a key participant of this study through a _________process. |
Your participation is voluntary with no financial compensation. If you agree, this |
interaction will take at most ______minutes. |
During this interview, I will use some gadgets such as camera, recorder, GPS and |
these are tools for evidence collection. I also seek your consent to use them. (you will kindly sign acceptance in this paper- the consent paper) |
Background Information: |
1. Can you briefly describe your current role and responsibilities? |
2. How long have you been involved in land conflict related communal |
violence cases? |
3. What perspective and expertise do you bring to the study? |
Context and Situation analysis |
4. How would you describe the current situation regarding land conflict related |
communal violence in this community/sector? |
5. What major trends or changes have you observed in recent years regarding |
this subject? |
6. Who are the key actors or institutions influencing issues in this sector? |
Challenges and barriers |
7. What contextual factors shape/or influence land conflict related communal |
violence in the society |
A. Political |
B. Economic |
C. Social |
D. Technological |
E. Legal |
F. Environmental |
8. What are the main challenges affecting the sector of land generally leading |
to communal violence? |
9. What factors contribute to these challenges (policy gaps, resource, capacity, |
cultural norms, institutional weaknesses) |
Opportunities and enablers |
10. What opportunities exist to reduce land conflict related communal |
violence in the communities? |
11. Which interventions, reforms, or strategies have worked in the past to |
address these situations? |
12. What enabling factors (leadership, partnerships, policies, community |
dynamics) have supported the interventions? |
Stakeholder mapping and dynamics |
13. Who are the most influential stakeholders in addressing the land conflict |
related communal violence incidents? |
14. How do different actors (government, NGOs, private sector, communities, |
donors) relate when dealing with land conflict related communal violence? |
15. Where do you see gaps in coordination, collaboration, or accountability in |
land conflict related communal violence? |
Policy, legal, and institutional frameworks |
16. How effective are the current policies, laws, or frameworks governing the |
land conflict related communal violence? |
17. What institutional strengths or weaknesses exist in responding to land conflict |
related communal violence? |
18. What reforms or policy changes would you propose can make the biggest |
difference? |
19. Are there implementation gaps between policy and practice that you have |
noticed? |
20. How would you propose these gaps between policy and practice can be |
fixed? |
Programmatic or Sector-Specific Insights |
21. What interventions or programs are currently in place to address land conflict |
related communal violence? |
22. How effective are these interventions or programs in responding to the |
issues? |
23. What lessons have been learned from past or ongoing initiatives? |
Future outlook |
24. What do you see as the most pressing priorities for the next 3-10 years that |
would effectively respond to the land conflict related communal violence? |
25. What risks or emerging issues should be anticipated in the process? |
26. How can organizations like ____________ contribute meaningfully to the |
issues being addressed? |
Closing |
27. Is there anything important we haven’t discussed that you would want to |
comment on? |
Thank you for the information provided. |
Explain the next steps (data analysis, validation, follow-ups etc). |
Lugbara Translation 3: |
Apendikisi: 'Ba e'yo ni bipi ma egata e'doza azini otuza adra enyatia angu ma ngiringirisiri dria |
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