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Food safety: microbial contaminants and chemical toxicants below tolerance levels (Kramer, 1990. Southern J. Agric. Economics, 33-40).
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Presence of microorganisms (bacteria, yeast, fungi, viruses) (Christensen, 1973, Seed Sci. Technol. 1: 547-562)
Presence of physical materials
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Livestock value chain development in East Africa
1. Livestock value chain development in East Africa
Pamoja kwenye Utafiti kwa Maendeleo
Together in research for development
Tanzania smallholder dairy
Uganda smallholder pigs
The dairy market is dominated by direct
sales of small volumes by smallholder
producers that prevent economies of scale
Credit facilities for basic inputs and services
or working capital are currently accessed by
only 4% of poor rural households which
discourages investments in productivity
Appropriate organizational models for precommercial producers (complex
cooperative models and technology-driven
solutions) have largely failed
Dairying suffers from strong effects of
seasonal rainfall
Ethiopia small ruminants
Pig population and per capita pork consumption
in Uganda has increased >10 times in the last
three decades
1.1 million households raise pigs, mostly
managed by women and children, as means to
diversify risk and increase livelihood security
90% of pigs are produced and commercialized by
a large informal subsector, with poorly organized
markets and limited access to services,
technology and market information
Informal delivery processes are inefficient and
poorly handled, compromising product quality
and safety for consumers
The sector has poorly developed
markets leading to weak links between
producers and markets
Small ruminants in Ethiopia face
disease pressure that results in high
morbidity and mortality
Feed shortages for small ruminants
result in food insecurity for many
smallholder farmers
Farmers and extension agents are not
aware of improved production
practices
Tanzania dairy
Opportunities
1. Raise milk productivity
2. Raise farmers income
3. Reduce livestock disease burden
Achievements
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Moving forward
Partnerships established
Dairy Development Forum (DDF) initiated with mission to
“promote a more inclusive dairy development in Tanzania”. DDF is
envisaged as a mechanism for raising visibility among stakeholders,
communication, coordination, identifying systemic bottlenecks and
co-creating solutions through innovation platforms
Situational analysis, rapid value chain assessments, constraints
analysis and baseline survey conducted across pre-commercial
systems with limited market access (rural-to-rural) to systems that
are better linked to urban markets (rural-to-urban)
Strong collaboration established across CGIAR Research Program
on Policies, Institutions and Markets and the prevention and
control of agriculture associated diseases theme of the CGIAR
Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health
Feeds assessment conducted and innovation platforms to resolve
constraints initiated
Long term strategy (‘Maziwa Zaidi’) developed to rally dairy
research and development partners towards a common purpose
and encourage synergies
Projects
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Tailoring and promoting the Livestock and Fish
program Impact Pathway for ‘Maziwa Zaidi’
Piloting dairy market hub interventions with
emphasis on provision of inputs and services
provided on credit
Pilot hubs to ‘grow’ pre-commercial producers
towards commercialisation
Establish feed innovation platforms linked to
the dairy hubs
Conduct targeted research, linked to the dairy
hubs and innovation platforms, to target
marginalized groups
Nurture partnerships and innovation
platforms within DDF
Organogram of DDF and stakeholders linkages
Partnerships
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Promoting feed innovations (MilkIT); IFAD
Strategic research partnerships
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More Milk in Tanzania (MoreMilkiT); Irish Aid
• SUA and TALIRI
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Safe Food Fair Food; BMZ/GIZ
• CIAT (tropical forages)
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Rapid Integrated Assessment of Health and
Nutrition; ACIAR
Development partnerships
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Integrated Crops and Goat Project; IDRC
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What’s killing my cow; BMZ/GIZ
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East Africa Dairy Development Phase 2; BMGF
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Servicing the system: Heifer and SNV
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From the system: FAIDA MaLi
Mechanisms for strengthening relationships
Donors
Dairy Development Forum
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Livestock data innovation; BMGF
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Local platforms
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD);
International Development Research Centre (IDRC); Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR); Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation (BMGF); Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany (BMZ); Irish Aid
Prepared for the CGIAR Consortium Board meeting in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 17-21 March 2014
Photo: Stall-fed crossbred dairy cattle/ILRI
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March 2014
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