Presented by Lemma Gizachew at the Second Annual Review and Planning Workshop, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 13-17 September 2005. ILRI-BMZ Project on 'Improving the Livelihoods of Poor Livestock-keepers in Africa through Community-Based Management of Indigenous Farm Animal Genetic Resources'

1. ILRI-BMZ project country report/Ethiopia: Oct 2004-Sept 2005 Lemma Gizachew Second Annual Review and Planning Workshop Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 13-17 September 2005

3. I. AnGR: Country context

6. Is this country benefiting from this rich AnGR? No

11. 2004/05 plan & accomplishment ? Livestock characterization  PRA survey/reporting back workshop  Community & priority breed identification ?  PIC  Development of livelihood indicators  Enumerator training  Collect/review secondary data Accomplishment Planned activities

12. 2004/05 plan & accomplishment cont’d ? Survey instrument design & sample selection Accomplishment Planned act i v i t i es  Workshops  Capacity building ( PRA , farmer field school , graduate fellowships) ? Collection and analysis of market secondary data ? Community-based interventions

13. II. Community & priority breed identification

15. III. Capacity building

17. IV. Literature review on Horro cattle

24. V. Livestock production & marketing system appraisal (PRA)

29. Findings

31. Household wealth class  3 Poor 4-9 Medium >10 Rich Heads of cattle Wealth class

32. Percent wealth class in selected PA/ implication? / 39 5 8 3 Seyo-Gambela 26 33 41 Dano-Shenen 6 25 67 Gida-Abu Rich Medium Poor PA

33. Land use pattern from community resource map/ focus of feed intervention? / 5.67 6.7 64.3 23.5 Average 4 7 67 22 Sayo-Gambella 4 9 65 22 Danno-Shanan 9 4 61 26 Gida-Abu Waste Forest Crop Grazing PA

34. Rainfall pattern

35. HH food availability/ coping strategies? /

36. Relative contribution of different livestock spp.

37. Relative monetary return from livestock products

38. HH expenditure / negligible for livestock /

39. Sources of credit & relative importance 4 Arata 3 Idir 2 Neighbor 1 Relatives Relative importance Source

40. Labor calendar / alternative use of labor at slack period? /

44. Seasonal availability of feeds

48. Problem ran ki ng (pa i r-wise) 3 Market 4 Credit 2 Disease 1 Feed Ran k Constraints

49. V I . Community-based interventions

52. Roles & responsibilities Advise type of animals to be fattened Training on feeding , healthcare etc Facilitate smooth marketing of animal Monitor operation Avail drugs on cost bases BMZ-project Avail animals for fattening Conserve feed Manage feeds & animals Bear input costs Communities Duties and responsible Role players