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This chSemi structured interview for ward 14 Counsellor
What type of farms have been affected by veld fires?
Who has been responsible for fires?
Have the RDC established an environmental committee to oversee environmental issues including veld fires?
How often do you conduct meetings with environmental sub committees?
Are the members sub-committee cooperative?
Did the RDC with the help of EMA appoint an environmental monitor in the ward?
How effective is the environmental monitor?
Who are other stakeholders responsible for fire management in the ward?
Are the stakeholders working together well?
Are fires fighting teams established in this ward?
Are standard fire guards constructed on each farm?
Do you receive resistance from the farmers when it comes to
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Are they cases where some fire incidences are not reported?
Does EMA do some inspections on all fire cases reported?
If not, why do you think it might be the reasons?
Semi structured interview for the headman/chief
Did you establish fire fighting teams in every village in this ward?
Are you holding fire awareness campaign meetings thought the fire season?
Are people cooperative when it comes to extinguishing veld fires?
Do people face challenges when putting off veld fires?
Are you using cultural methods of punishing veldt fire offenders?
Are you working with EMA and other stakeholders in fire management?
Is there a record of all veldt fires that occur in your area?

Semi structured interview for the District Environmental Officer
How long have you been working in Guruve?
What are the major causes of veld fires in ward 14?
Do you serve fire orders to all farm owners in ward 14?
Do you follow up compliance to all the fire orders?
How do you raise awareness of fire issues to the people of ward 14?
How often do you carry out fire awareness campaigns?
Do you issue fliers and other print media to raise awareness about fires?
Did you train environmental sub committees in ward

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