Small ruminant value chain development in Menz, Ethiopia

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This document summarizes a value chain development project for sheep in the Menz region of Ethiopia. The project aims to address issues related to feed quality, animal health and disease, product quality, market access, and capacity building by 2020. Key challenges include infectious diseases and parasites due to limited veterinary services and supplies, low quality feed, limited genetic improvement, lack of market information, and gaps in producer and extension agent knowledge regarding efficient production practices.

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• Addressing feed quality
• Improve animal health (input supply and
production)
• Improving Animal Health (addressing input
supply and production)
• CBBP also to address product (animal) quality
issues
• Improving market access and marketing
strategies
• Need based capacity building for producers and
extension agents (emphasis on feeding,
• Improved linkages among VC actors
Research and development
‘best bets’
Challenges in the value chain
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May 2013
Small ruminant value chain development in Menz, Ethiopia
Our vision: “By 2020, increased income and consumption of quality sheep meat of all VC actors
through an effective and sustainable Menz sheep value chain”
• Incidence of infectious diseases (pasteurellosis and sheep pox) and parasites due to
shortage of effective drug and vaccine supply and poor delivery of vet services to
producers (poorly equipped health posts (staff and equipment) and transport
problems)
• Low feed quality and shortage of forage seeds
• Low performance of local breed due to shortage of improved rams
• Limited market share of producers due to lack of market information, poor market
infrastructure, unlicensed traders and brokers and double taxation
• Low quality animals and inconsistent supply
• Gap in knowledge and skills of producers and extension agents in improved
production, in particular efficient feeding
Altitude >2800
Habitat Tepid, cool highland
Distance from Addis 280km
Production system Sheep-barley
Human population 324,705
% of female headed household 10.8
Major products Meat, wool
Partners: MoA, DARC, ICARDA/ILRI, Pittards
http://livestockfish.cgiar.org

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1. • Addressing feed quality • Improve animal health (input supply and production) • Improving Animal Health (addressing input supply and production) • CBBP also to address product (animal) quality issues • Improving market access and marketing strategies • Need based capacity building for producers and extension agents (emphasis on feeding, • Improved linkages among VC actors Research and development ‘best bets’ Challenges in the value chain This document is licensed for use under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported Licence May 2013 Small ruminant value chain development in Menz, Ethiopia Our vision: “By 2020, increased income and consumption of quality sheep meat of all VC actors through an effective and sustainable Menz sheep value chain” • Incidence of infectious diseases (pasteurellosis and sheep pox) and parasites due to shortage of effective drug and vaccine supply and poor delivery of vet services to producers (poorly equipped health posts (staff and equipment) and transport problems) • Low feed quality and shortage of forage seeds • Low performance of local breed due to shortage of improved rams • Limited market share of producers due to lack of market information, poor market infrastructure, unlicensed traders and brokers and double taxation • Low quality animals and inconsistent supply • Gap in knowledge and skills of producers and extension agents in improved production, in particular efficient feeding Altitude >2800 Habitat Tepid, cool highland Distance from Addis 280km Production system Sheep-barley Human population 324,705 % of female headed household 10.8 Major products Meat, wool Partners: MoA, DARC, ICARDA/ILRI, Pittards http://livestockfish.cgiar.org

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