Sheep and Goat Value Chains in Ethiopia: Planning Meeting Report
"Explore the detailed outline of a planning meeting report on sheep and goat value chains in Ethiopia, focusing on methodology, results, actors, marketing, costs, margins, constraints, and opportunities along the value chain."
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Sheep and goat value chains in Ethiopia Planning Meeting September 2011 CGIAR Research Program 3.7 Write shop Report Outline
Introductory Part Executive summary 1. Introduction 1.1. Background 1.2. Objective of the study 1.3. Organization of the report
2. Methodology 2.1. Methods of data collection and sources of data Review of secondary sources Focused group discussion Key informant interview Visit 2.2. Methods of data analysis 2.3. Description of the study areas 2.4. Conceptual framework
3. Results of shoat VCA 3.1. Mapping of the core functions Draw the Map and Describe each of the core functions using information generated through focused group discussions and Key informant interviews 3.1.1. Input supply Supply of breeding stock Feed supply Veterinary services Credit services Others 3.1.2. Production - Breeding - Feeding - Housing - Milk production 3.1.3. Marketing 3.1.4. Processing 3.1.5. Consumption
Contd 3.1.6. Support services Extension services Transportation services Others 3.1.7. Analysis of end markets Domestic Markets Export markets 3.2. Actors in the Shoat VC Export abattoirs Live animal exporters Butcheries Super Markets (if any)
Contd Hotels and restaurants Individual Consumers Traders (Small, Big traders) Collectors Brokers Farmers/pastoralists buying animals for breeding and fattening Producers Cooperatives GOs and NGOs supporting shoat value chains 3.3. Marketing Routes 3.4. Marketing Channels 3.5. Costs Costs of production Marketing Costs
Contd 3.6. Margins and Value Additions 3.7. Relationships - Vertical linkages - Horizontal linkages 3.8. Value Chain Governance
4. Constraints and opportunities along the VC In this section we need to identify technical, economic, legal, policy/rules and regulations, institutional and natural constraints to the development of shoat VC at all stages of the chain. - Input supply - Production - Marketing - Procession - Consumption and - In terms of the relationships in the VC
Opportunities - Opportunities should also be identified at all stages of the VC
Prioritization of the constraints and opportunities Constraints identified at all levels of the value chain should be listed and discussed according to their order of priority by the VC actors
Conclusions and recommendations Short conclusions focusing on the core findings of the study Recommendations need to be specific and practically applicable. Recommendations should follow the priority orders of the identified constraints
suggested interventions and implementation strategies Stages of value chain Input supply Challenges Suggested interventions Implementer Time horizon 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 1. 2. Production Marketing Processing Consumption
