This is the African Livestock and Exhibition media breakfast presentation,it details why attend the ALiCE 2014 ad provides more insight about the event
Showtime is our free bi-annual publication with articles on international developments in the feed and related industries and an up-to-date agenda of our activities.
African Dairy Conference and Exhibition (Breakfast Launch)Peter Ngaruiya
Peter Ngaruiya presentation at the ESADA's 10th African Dairy Conference and Exhibition media breakfast launch to mark the start of media campaign and activities towards the greatest dairy conference and exhibition to be held in September 24th - 26th 2014
The place of dairy in the region
Dairying in the region
Dairy sector is among the critical sectors in sub-Saharan Africa with very high potential for improving food security and welfare
Household-level data from 12 developing countries primarily Africa in addition to Asia and Latin America show that between 46 to 85 percent of rural households keep some farm animals more often than not a cow
Many of them are poor, which implies that increasing the contribution of livestock to their livelihoods can directly contribute significantly to the goal of reducing poverty worldwide
Between 70% - 80% of milk production is by smallholder farmers particularly in Eastern Africa region
Understanding conditions and development opportunities
Milk producers
Collectors and processors
Consumers
Developing a common vision among the different actors and setting priorities
Local production – Consumption
Income – Employment – Livelihoods
Preparing and funding a sustainable development programme
Priorities
Time
Governance, Implementation Methods and Practices on Spanish and EU Aquaculture was a presentation for a meeting in Izmir (Turkey) in collaboration with the project: Improvement of Practice and Policies at Turkish Aquaculture Civil Society Organizations (I.T.A.C.S)
Showtime is our free bi-annual publication with articles on international developments in the feed and related industries and an up-to-date agenda of our activities.
African Dairy Conference and Exhibition (Breakfast Launch)Peter Ngaruiya
Peter Ngaruiya presentation at the ESADA's 10th African Dairy Conference and Exhibition media breakfast launch to mark the start of media campaign and activities towards the greatest dairy conference and exhibition to be held in September 24th - 26th 2014
The place of dairy in the region
Dairying in the region
Dairy sector is among the critical sectors in sub-Saharan Africa with very high potential for improving food security and welfare
Household-level data from 12 developing countries primarily Africa in addition to Asia and Latin America show that between 46 to 85 percent of rural households keep some farm animals more often than not a cow
Many of them are poor, which implies that increasing the contribution of livestock to their livelihoods can directly contribute significantly to the goal of reducing poverty worldwide
Between 70% - 80% of milk production is by smallholder farmers particularly in Eastern Africa region
Understanding conditions and development opportunities
Milk producers
Collectors and processors
Consumers
Developing a common vision among the different actors and setting priorities
Local production – Consumption
Income – Employment – Livelihoods
Preparing and funding a sustainable development programme
Priorities
Time
Governance, Implementation Methods and Practices on Spanish and EU Aquaculture was a presentation for a meeting in Izmir (Turkey) in collaboration with the project: Improvement of Practice and Policies at Turkish Aquaculture Civil Society Organizations (I.T.A.C.S)
BACKGROUND
The African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE) was held in Nairobi, Kenya on June
26th to 28th, 2013. It was the result of a long running initiative that grew from the observation that
there was no major forum that brings together public and private sector interests in the livestock
industry at the continental level. EAFF, KLPA and ESADA responding to a request from UK
organized the conference to bring together various actors in the livestock sector in Africa to
stimulate trade in livestock and livestock products as well as facilitate technology and knowledge
transfer. ALiCE is, to date, the largest convergence of stakeholders in the livestock sector in
Africa. Alice brought together suppliers of animal genetics, animal health products, animal feed
and forage, farm equipment; animal products’ processors and processing equipment, livestock
consultants, distributors and producers.CONFERENCE OPENING
The chair of the first session, Dr. Kipkurui Arap Langat, the chairman of ESADA opened the
meeting by welcoming all to the AliCE 2013 conference. He saluted the Chief Guest, Honorable
Felix Kiptarus Kosgey, the Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries
Development and congratulated him on his appointment. He gave details of the array of
participants present including; leading livestock sector experts across the sectors’ value chains,
renowned business leaders, agricultural researchers and scientists, government officials, Livestock
Producers and other livestock sector players who came together to share knowledge, experiences,
solutions and technologies that will create the desired impetus for enhanced competitiveness and
trade in the African livestock sector. He extended a hearty welcome to the delegates representing
the following countries; Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Southern Sudan, Democratic republic
of Congo, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, South Africa, Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia, Liberia, Gambia,
Botswana, Djibouti, Israel, Germany, Italy, Nepal, Egypt, Maldives, USA, France, India, Namibia,
Netherlands, Burundi, Canada and UK.He stated that this annual Africa livestock event is a brainchild of AU-IBAR, ILRI and GALVmed.
The three ALiCE 2013 host organizations jointly developed the conference as one of the means of
addressing the challenges facing the livestock sector in Africa. He observed that the livestock
sector in sub-Saharan Africa continues to underperform due to the following reasons;
Smart investments in Africa’s livestock potential ILRI
Presented by Jimmy Smith, ILRI, at the 7th All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture: Innovations to Harness the Potential of African Animal Agriculture in a Globalizing World, Accra, Ghana, 29 July–2 August 2019
Full programme of the FARA 6th Africa Agriculture Science Week. The programme is divided into three parts: a pre-plenary meeting for each sub-theme of the Africa Agriculture Science Week, the plenary meetings of FARA General Assembly and the business meeting.
Summary of key outcomes from the first ACGG Ethiopia innovation platform (IP)...ILRI
Presented by Tekelyohannes Berhanu, South Agricultural Research Institute, at the First ACGG Ethiopia Innovation Platform Meeting, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 3-4 August 2015
Summary
1. African livestock markets are growing fast: they are as
attractive as, if not more attractive than livestock markets
in other world regions
2. Milk, beef and poultry markets will provide major business
opportunities, which differ by geographical region
3. On paper, all types of livestock producers could be efficient
and tap into growing market opportunities: but do all of
them – and in particular the smallholders – have enough
incentives to invest in livestock?
4. Policies and instititional reforms are ky to ensure that
markets are utilized to promote an efficient and equitable
growth of livestock
AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY TO BE HIGHLIGHTED AT GFIA 2015Gareth Lott
Global companies with expertise in aquaculture are to be presented with a major opportunity to showcase their expertise in the United Arab Emirates in March 2015.
The 2nd Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture (GFIA) is the world’s largest showcase of game-changing innovations in sustainable agriculture and the 2015 event will have specific opportunities for aquaculture companies.
Presented by Yemi Akinbamijo, Executive Director, FARA, at the ILRI@40 Side event at the All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture, Nairobi, Kenya, 28 October 2014
BACKGROUND
The African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE) was held in Nairobi, Kenya on June
26th to 28th, 2013. It was the result of a long running initiative that grew from the observation that
there was no major forum that brings together public and private sector interests in the livestock
industry at the continental level. EAFF, KLPA and ESADA responding to a request from UK
organized the conference to bring together various actors in the livestock sector in Africa to
stimulate trade in livestock and livestock products as well as facilitate technology and knowledge
transfer. ALiCE is, to date, the largest convergence of stakeholders in the livestock sector in
Africa. Alice brought together suppliers of animal genetics, animal health products, animal feed
and forage, farm equipment; animal products’ processors and processing equipment, livestock
consultants, distributors and producers.CONFERENCE OPENING
The chair of the first session, Dr. Kipkurui Arap Langat, the chairman of ESADA opened the
meeting by welcoming all to the AliCE 2013 conference. He saluted the Chief Guest, Honorable
Felix Kiptarus Kosgey, the Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries
Development and congratulated him on his appointment. He gave details of the array of
participants present including; leading livestock sector experts across the sectors’ value chains,
renowned business leaders, agricultural researchers and scientists, government officials, Livestock
Producers and other livestock sector players who came together to share knowledge, experiences,
solutions and technologies that will create the desired impetus for enhanced competitiveness and
trade in the African livestock sector. He extended a hearty welcome to the delegates representing
the following countries; Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Southern Sudan, Democratic republic
of Congo, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, South Africa, Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia, Liberia, Gambia,
Botswana, Djibouti, Israel, Germany, Italy, Nepal, Egypt, Maldives, USA, France, India, Namibia,
Netherlands, Burundi, Canada and UK.He stated that this annual Africa livestock event is a brainchild of AU-IBAR, ILRI and GALVmed.
The three ALiCE 2013 host organizations jointly developed the conference as one of the means of
addressing the challenges facing the livestock sector in Africa. He observed that the livestock
sector in sub-Saharan Africa continues to underperform due to the following reasons;
Smart investments in Africa’s livestock potential ILRI
Presented by Jimmy Smith, ILRI, at the 7th All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture: Innovations to Harness the Potential of African Animal Agriculture in a Globalizing World, Accra, Ghana, 29 July–2 August 2019
Full programme of the FARA 6th Africa Agriculture Science Week. The programme is divided into three parts: a pre-plenary meeting for each sub-theme of the Africa Agriculture Science Week, the plenary meetings of FARA General Assembly and the business meeting.
Summary of key outcomes from the first ACGG Ethiopia innovation platform (IP)...ILRI
Presented by Tekelyohannes Berhanu, South Agricultural Research Institute, at the First ACGG Ethiopia Innovation Platform Meeting, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 3-4 August 2015
Summary
1. African livestock markets are growing fast: they are as
attractive as, if not more attractive than livestock markets
in other world regions
2. Milk, beef and poultry markets will provide major business
opportunities, which differ by geographical region
3. On paper, all types of livestock producers could be efficient
and tap into growing market opportunities: but do all of
them – and in particular the smallholders – have enough
incentives to invest in livestock?
4. Policies and instititional reforms are ky to ensure that
markets are utilized to promote an efficient and equitable
growth of livestock
AQUACULTURE TECHNOLOGY TO BE HIGHLIGHTED AT GFIA 2015Gareth Lott
Global companies with expertise in aquaculture are to be presented with a major opportunity to showcase their expertise in the United Arab Emirates in March 2015.
The 2nd Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture (GFIA) is the world’s largest showcase of game-changing innovations in sustainable agriculture and the 2015 event will have specific opportunities for aquaculture companies.
Presented by Yemi Akinbamijo, Executive Director, FARA, at the ILRI@40 Side event at the All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture, Nairobi, Kenya, 28 October 2014
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African livestock conference and exhibition (ALiCE2014) media breakfast launch presenation
1. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Peter M. Ngaruiya
Executive Director
Eastern and Southern
Africa Dairy Association
and Lead Coordinator -
ALiCE
2. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
AFRICAN LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (ALiCE2014)
Livestock is a very important sector in Uganda and indeed
in the region as an agent of fighting poverty and
undernourishment
The sector provides income for millions of household along
the value chain particularly to rural population
The sector also provides all important nutrients to rural
population like eggs, milk, meat among others
The sector can also be viewed as complementing crop
farming as the crop residue is used as animal feed and the
animals on the other hand provides manure
Thus the impact of any improvement in the livestock sector
cannot be gainsaid
3. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Why African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE)
To seize the opportunities
Demand for animals sourced food is expected to grow
exponentially in the region due to
Population growth
Growing incomes
Urbanization
Africa is a net importer of animal sourced food and
production will not keep up with consumption growth at
least in the short and medium term (ready market)
Africa contribute less than 3% of the global trade of
animal sourced foods and less than 10% between Africa
states
4. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Why African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE)
To attend to the challenges in the sector.
According to Impetus Strategy Paper’s (ISP) the livestock
sector in Sub-Saharan Africa is under performing due to;
• Low on-farm productivity
• Market access
• Product quality
• Poorly resourced and underperforming livestock services
• Unfavorable operating environments (particularly policies,
but also investment, technical support and information)
5. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Why African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE)
What now?
Enhance productivity and competitiveness to respond to
growing demand locally, regionally and internationally
(Capacity building, technology transfer, and knowledge
sharing and commercialization)
Enhance market access not only for products but also
inputs and services providers (market linkage)
Address the technical barriers to (TBTs) and foster regional
integration
Enhance the sector’s profile and change perception
Address unfavorable business environment and policies
6. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE)
The most inclusive African convergence of livestock sector (private
and public) decisions and policies makers from around the world to;
Share knowledge, experiences and best practices
Network to develop business relations and partnerships
Interact with their counterparts from other corners of the livestock world
Africa’s most comprehensive exhibition of technologies and solutions
in the livestock sector for;
Trade and partnership relations development
Benchmarking
Dissemination for commercialization and up scaling
African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE) goals
Technology transfer and knowledge sharing for enhanced productivity
and competitiveness
Increased intra-regional trade in livestock and livestock products through
networking
7. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE 2014)
ALiCE 2014 will be held in June 18th – 20th 2014 at the
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Theme; “Developing Livestock Value Chains, Improving
Livelihood in Africa”
ALiCE 2014 is jointly hosted by the local and regional
livestock associations, institutions and corporations in the
private and public sector
The forum is supported by the Ministry of Agriculture,
Animal Industries and Fisheries, International Livestock
Research Institute (ILRI), GALVmed, ASARECA, African
Union - InterAfrican Bureau of Animal Resources (AU-
IBAR) among other public and private sector
organizations
8. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
What value to Uganda’s livestock sector
Highlight opportunities for livestock sector investment
Afford the livestock value chains actors unique opportunity to
showcase their products for benchmarking and trade
Expose livestock sector stakeholders (producers and suppliers)
to new technologies, solutions and ideas for improved
competitiveness
Provide a platform for the regions livestock community to
discuss and recommend solutions to policy, regulatory and
industry bottlenecks that impede trade and development in the
sector
Provide a platform for sharing and disseminating research
works in livestock sector to consumers and industry players for
innovation, commercialization and adoption of enhanced
productivity and competitiveness
9. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
ALiCE 2014 Activities
Strategic activities have been put together to achieve ALiCE
two complimentary yet distinct goals of;
Enhanced competitiveness in the African livestock sector
Increased intra-regional trade
Two day conference sessions (Wednesday, June 18th 2014 and
Friday, June 20th 2014); this is a high-level dialogue of private and
public sector decision makers aimed at sharing, showcasing and
synthesizing some of the cutting edge technologies, knowledge,
solutions and practices aimed at boosting the African livestock
sector competitiveness while tackling the sustainability challenges
with a view of increased intra-regional trade in livestock and
livestock products
Over 300 delegates from over 25 countries around the world will
be attending ALiCE conference
10. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Two days (Wednesday, June
18th and June 20th 2014)
Over 300 decisions and
policies makers from over
20 countries to attend
Addressing critical global,
regional and local issues in
the livestock sector
including industry and
market outlook and trends,
animal health, breeding
and genetics, feeding and
feed management,
marketing among others
ALiCE2014 Activities
1. Conference
Conference proceeding during ALiCE2013 in
Nairobi
11. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Three days (Tuesday, June
17th to June 20th 2014)
Over 70 companies from over
15 countries to exhibit
various technologies,
products and services from
farm to table
Open to public for the three
days including farmers and
distributors
Selected farmers and services
providers to be facilitated to
visit the exhibition and
seminars
ALiCE2014 Activities
2. Exhibition
Exhibition at ALiCE2013 in Nairobi
12. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Field trips on Thursday,
June 19th 2014
To various destinations to
showcase Uganda livestock
sector and investment
opportunities
Networking social activities
include gala dinner
(Wednesday, June 18th and
connection cocktails
(Tuesday, June 17th)
To enhance networking and
business relations
ALiCE2014 Activities
3. Field Trips and Networking social activities
Gala dinner and Field trip during ALiCE2013
13. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
Rallying for the success of ALiCE2014 for the good of the local and
the regional industry and its actors
ALiCE2014 benefits are self-evident and we call upon the value chain actors
to join us;
To share technologies, knowledge, researches and industry information with your
counterparts write to us at alice2014@livestockafrica.com
To showcase animal industry (from farm to table) technologies, equipments,
services and products to thousands of local, regional and international
visitors register online at www.livestockafrica.com or write to us and we will
assist you in anyway
Show your commitment to the local and regional animal industry, enhance
brand visibility not only to a niche market but also to the masses through a
comprehensive ALiCE PR and communication campaign by taking up
available sponsorship slots. Please talk to us at
alice2014@livestockafrica.com
Do not miss crucial insights from renowned global livestock authorities.
Register today to attend the conference as a delegate at
www.livestockafrica.com
We also invite the public to visit the exhibition at the Speke Munyonyo
14. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
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15. African Livestock Conference and Exhibition (ALiCE2014)
June 18th – 20th 2014
Speke Resort and Conference Center, Munyonyo, Kampala
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