1. BORA DISTRICT ETHIOPIA
GASL LEARNING TOUR 10
BORA DISTRICT ETHIOPIA
Access to improved feeds by smallholders; improving poor quality feeds with modern technologies; Engaging rural women in poultry small businesses
7th Multi-Stakeholder Partnership Meeting of the Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 8–12 May 2017

2. What would work well
Improved access to market for milk and other livestock products (SDG 1)
Impact on access to formulated concentrate feed (SDG 8)
Women participation for livestock (SDG 5)
Use of technology in feeding, breeding and management by farmers (SDG 8)
Potential for diversity of livestock farming to minimize uncertainty (SDG 1 & 8)

3. What would not work
Dairy farmers entirely depend on formulated feed of companies and unaware of formulating their feed using locally available ingredients
Hardiness and adaptability of genetic merits not taken into account in genetic improvement programs
Lack of effective professional organizations to participate for livestock development
Economic and efficiency limitations of high-input strategies not taken into consideration
No nutrient returns to the soil

4. Women as livestock enterprenuers
GAMINI WICKRAMARATNE
SRI LANKA
BORA DISTRICT ETHIOPIA
WOMEN PARTICIPATION
SDG 5

5. Farmers adopt technologies for improved productivity
FAGOURI SAID
MOROCCO
BORA DISTRICT ETHIOPIA
FARMER USE NEW TECHNOLOGY
SDG 8

6. Diversification of animal husbandry
FAGOURI SAID
MOROCCO
BORA DISTRICT
ETHIOPIA
FARMER USE NEW TECHNOLOGY
SDG 8

7. Potential to produce fodder commercial level under irrigation
FAGOURI SAID
MOROCCO
BORA DISTRICT
ETHIOPIA
FARMER USE NEW TECHNOLOGY
SDG 1 & 8

8. Management system has not improved to match with genetic enhansment
FAGOURI SAID
MOROCCO
BORA DISTRICT
ETHIOPIA
CROSBREEDS UNDER EXTENSIVE MANAGEMENT
SDG 8

9. THANK YOU