Livestock in the Pakistan Agricultural Innovation Program (AIP)

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The document outlines the Pakistan Agricultural Innovation Program (AIP) led by the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in collaboration with national partners. The livestock component of AIP focuses on dairy, small ruminants, and feed/fodder/rangeland with the objectives of enhancing livestock feed productivity and improving profitability in small ruminant value chains. Main activities include value chain analyses and assessments for dairy and small ruminants to identify best interventions, training programs for producers and suppliers, and promotion of improved forages, nutrient-rich crop residues, and balanced feeding strategies.

Livestock in the Pakistan Agricultural Innovation
Program (AIP)
Dairy
Small
Ruminants
(SR)
Enhanced
productivity of
livestock feeds
Increased
profitability in
small ruminant
value chains
Thematic
Areas
Objectives
Main
Activities
(SR)
ILRI leads the Livestock Component
of AIP in collaboration with ICARDA
and National Partners
Improved dairy
value chains
Feed,
Fodder &
Rangeland
(FFR)
Main
Activities
(Dairy)
Training of project partners on the concept of Livestock Value
Chain analyses:
 Dairy value chain assessment at the selected dairy project
sites to document 'best bet' interventions for Dairy value
chain:
Training and value chain interventions for smallholder dairy
producers, and input suppliers
 Small Ruminant value chain assessment to document 'best
bet' interventions for SR value chain
 Training and value chain interventions for small ruminant
producers, and input suppliers
 Training of NARS scientists , extension staff, goat breed
association members on artificial insemination of goats
Main
Activities
(FFR)
 Identification and promotion of improved forage varieties
with high yield potential under dry conditions
 Selection and promotion of wheat, rice & millet for increased
nutritional value of residues
 Balanced feeding strategies during dry seasons, late
gestation, milk production, and fattening
 Introduce rational grazing management
Approach: Livestock Value Chain – Analyses & Assessments
ILRI is a member of the CGIAR Consortium better lives through livestock: www.ilri.org
This document is licensed for use under a Creative Commons Attribution –Non commercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License February 2014

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