Presented by Nathaniel Mbwambo at the Tanzania Livestock Master Plan Technical Advisory Committee Meeting, Dar es Salaam, 23 June 2016

1. Background Presentation
Nathaniel Rajabu Mbwambo
(Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Development)
Tanzania Livestock Master Plan Technical Advisory Committee
Meeting, Colosseum Hotel Dar Es Salaam, 23rd June 2016
NOT FOR CITATION

2. Process of Developing a Livestock Sector Analysis
(LSA) & Livestock Master Plan (LMP)
 Creating a LSA & LMP requires a long-term “quantitative
sector” analysis but “stakeholder” involvement is essential
 Dynamic herd and sector models are built to do the 15 year
livestock sector analysis (LSA) – baseline, projections and
foresight analysis
 The LMP process is quantitative, but consultative. Tanzanian
livestock specialists have provided data and parameters on
animal productivity, and cross-cutting issues (genetics,
health and feed)
 Stakeholders (NBS and MALF) have helped create a national
data base and model baselines
 The Technical Advisory Committee is guiding the process. It
is making technical input and helping ensure the results are
useful, realistic and relevant

3. LIVESTOCK SECTOR INVESTMENT
AND POLICY TOOLKIT (LSIPT)
M2
Coalition of
actors
Poverty focused livestock diagnostic made and strategy and action plan developed with multiple
stakeholders to reinorce the contribution of livestock to poverty reduction.
SM1
National
expert team
M3
Household
level
SM2
Performance of
commodity
chain
M6
Monitoring &
Evaluation
SM3
Actors
constraints &
OPLI
SM1
Establishing
M&E system
SM2
Conducting
S&M
SM2
Current policy
context
SM3
Stakeholders
assessment
SM1
Performance
of LS & HH
vulnerability
M1
Initial
assessment
SM1
Importance of
livestock sector
SM2
PRSP
assessment
M4
National
level
M5
Strategy &
action plan
SM1
Summary
diagnostic
SM1
Contribution
of livestock to
the GDP
SM2
Potentials of
livestock
sector
SM3
Policies &
institutions
SM2
Strategy
objectives
SM3Action
plan definition
SM4
Implementation
arrangements
Modules and sub-modules

4. LMP Formulation Process
LSIPT – Livestock Sector Investment and Policy Toolkit
(i)Preparation modules (M1 & M2)
(ii)Diagnostic Modules (M3 & M4)
(iii)Planning and Monitoring (M5 & M6)
We are now in the “Diagnostic” Stage” and
going to share with you the first baseline results

5. Livestock Production Zones
There are Three Livestock production zones namely;
(i)Central (Arid and Semi-Arid)
(ii)Coastal and Lake (High rainfall and
Humidity)
(iii)Highlands (High rainfall and low humidity
Criteria for typology were altitude, rainfall
and humidity patterns

7. Specie Production Zone Size Class
Average Herd
Size
Cattle
Central (Cn) Small 15
Medium 77
Ranch 2000
Coastal and Lake (C&L) Small 10
Medium 113
Ranch 690
Highlands (Hi) Small 5
Medium 76
Ranch 570
Fattening system Small 30
Peri-urban dairy system
Small 5
Commercial Dairy
Medium 450
AVERAGE HERD SIZES IN THE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ZONES OF CATTLE

8. Specie Production Zone
Size Class
Average
Herd Size
Sheep
Central (Cn) Small 8
Coastal and Lake (C&L)
Small 7
Highlands (Hi) Small 3
Goats
Central (Cn) Small 10
Medium 57
Coastal and Lake (C&L)
Small 6
Highlands (Hi) Small 9
AVERAGE HERD SIZES IN THE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ZONE OF SHEEP AND GOATS

9. Specie and Sub system
Size Class
Average Herd
Size
Swine (in number of sows)
Village backyard systems (V) Small 1
Medium 3
intensive systems (I)
Sow
rearing
8
Poultry
Village backyard systems (V) –
Number of hens
Small 2
Intensive systems (I)
Layers Layers 1000
Broilers
Broilers 1000
AVERAGE HERD SIZES IN THE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ZONE OF SWINE AND POULTRY

10. Thank You!!!