Update on systems analysis and
   targeting component 3.1
              Mario Herrero (ILRI)

  CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish

                  Planning Meeting

                    ILRI Nairobi

                 27 September 2011
Aims

1. Generate data that will improve targeting and implementation of Value
   Chain research and interventions
2. Provide basis for priority setting for selection of next generation Value
   Chains, including spill-over outcomes

3. Support environmental impact assessment

4. Support standardisation of productivity indicators for key CRP species

5. For key CRP species, develop animal-farm-household models for ex
   ante evaluation of interventions
Plans (tentative)

1. Systems analysis and Targeting report for EACH Value Chain
    1. Physical areas covered by the value chains
    2. Current infrastructure supporting the VC (roads, towns, markets, etc), possibly
        development domains
    3. Current climate + foreseen change Cs in the regions under study
    4. Human population, maybe with an insight into numbers of producers, poverty
        rates
    5. Production systems contributing to production in the VC
    6. Numbers of animals system, by breed category where feasible
    7. Productivity per animal by system (modelled + initial information on yield gaps)
    8. Feed resources (grasses, stovers, occasional feeds, grain consumption)
    9. Water productivity of different animal products
    10. Greenhouse gas emissions (methane, N Oxide and CO2 – totals and per unit of
        product)

Update on systems analysis and targeting component 3.1

  • 1.
    Update on systemsanalysis and targeting component 3.1 Mario Herrero (ILRI) CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish Planning Meeting ILRI Nairobi 27 September 2011
  • 2.
    Aims 1. Generate datathat will improve targeting and implementation of Value Chain research and interventions 2. Provide basis for priority setting for selection of next generation Value Chains, including spill-over outcomes 3. Support environmental impact assessment 4. Support standardisation of productivity indicators for key CRP species 5. For key CRP species, develop animal-farm-household models for ex ante evaluation of interventions
  • 3.
    Plans (tentative) 1. Systemsanalysis and Targeting report for EACH Value Chain 1. Physical areas covered by the value chains 2. Current infrastructure supporting the VC (roads, towns, markets, etc), possibly development domains 3. Current climate + foreseen change Cs in the regions under study 4. Human population, maybe with an insight into numbers of producers, poverty rates 5. Production systems contributing to production in the VC 6. Numbers of animals system, by breed category where feasible 7. Productivity per animal by system (modelled + initial information on yield gaps) 8. Feed resources (grasses, stovers, occasional feeds, grain consumption) 9. Water productivity of different animal products 10. Greenhouse gas emissions (methane, N Oxide and CO2 – totals and per unit of product)