The document discusses livestock master plans (LMPs) that have been developed for several countries to guide investments and policies for the livestock sector. LMPs developed for Ethiopia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uzbekistan, and the Indian state of Bihar identified a total of over $1.5 billion in proposed investments. Recent LMPs have used a toolkit originally developed by several international organizations. Upcoming LMPs are planned for Nepal, Guinea, and the Indian state of Odisha. The goal is to influence agricultural investment planning processes and improve livestock sector visibility.

1. More meat milk and eggs by and for the poor
Guiding livestock investments
and policy options for
sustainable development
Sirak Bahta and Paul Guthiga
CGIAR Livestock review and planning meeting, 12
June 2020

2. Total Project cost
Budget Source
nt
ent
ion
“The Bihar Livestock Master Plan has
identified the main investment areas …..
The present project addresses the
investment requirements, while ensuring
that project interventions are gender
transformative, nutrition sensitive, youth
focused and climate focused.”
A recent LMP ….

3. “The Ethiopian LMP informed the
livestock sector plan under the Growth
and Transformation Plan II (GTP 2). The
LMP is therefore implemented in its
entirety within Growth Transformation
Plan 2 (GTP 2)”
Tadesse Sori Gobena
(Head of Dairy sector, Ministry of Livestock, Ethiopia)
The Ethiopia LMP ….

4. During LFSDP’s design, LMP’s detailed
roadmaps were used as the base for group
level work to identify project value chains,
main investments and policy development
options.
Project cost: 176 Million USD
Budget Source: World Bank
Borrower: local Farmer organizations
Animal Health Animal feeding Animal breeding
Market &
Institutions
Ethiopia LMP part of
major investment ….

5. Lack of evidence base
Impact pathways
Evidence synthesized &
communicated
Growth in
investment &
policy support
Cases made for more &
better investment in
livestock
Efficient use of
resources
Decisions supported by
Evidence
Why LMP?
Chronic under investment
Inadequate analytical capacity
Why Livestock Master Plans (LMP)?

6. ETHIOPIA TANZANIA RWANDA UZBEKISTAN BIHAR STATE (INDIA)
World Bank now
developing $170+
million sector
investment
$624 million
investment plan
proposed
$261 million
investment
plan proposed
World Bank
US$180 million
sector
investment
(US$ 895M, 16% from
public) endorsed by
the state Chief
Minister
Recent LMPs:
Livestock Sector Investment Planning Toolkit (LSIPT)
– the core of the LMP
• Originally developed by AU-IBAR, CIRAD, FAO
and World Bank
• Tested in Zambia and Mali

7. Nepal Guinea
Odisha
state
AU-IBAR
Pilot
countries
Upcoming LMPs

8. Aiming to influence
CAADP processes ….

9. • Refine Modeling
– Highlighting the tradeoffs
• Post LMP support
– Improve livestock visibility in the National
Agricultural Investment Plans (NAIPs) and
CAADP Biennial Review Reporting
Next steps

10. Acknowledgements

11. CGIAR Research Program on Livestock
The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock aims to increase the productivity and profitability of livestock agri-food
systems in sustainable ways, making meat, milk and eggs more available and affordable across the developing world.
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