Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies
The process of dairy development that this study addresses is driven by underlying fundamental changes in economic growth, the value of resources and consumer demand. However, it is also shaped by public policies, interventions and investment decisions and will be accompanied by changes in impact...
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| author | Staal, Steven J. Nin-Pratt, Alejandro Jabbar, M.A. |
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| description | The process of dairy development that this study addresses is driven by underlying
fundamental changes in economic growth, the value of resources and consumer
demand. However, it is also shaped by public policies, interventions and investment
decisions and will be accompanied by changes in impact on incomes, opportunities
and livelihoods of producers and changes in opportunities and returns for market
agents and investors. This study examines dairy development in two key dairy
producing regions in the developing world: East Africa and South Asia. The aim of the
study is to analyse the trends in dairy development in these two regions and identify
their key determinants, to analyse the impact of policy interventions on those trends
and to identify impacts of dairy development, particularly on the poor.
The study is reported in three parts: Part 1 presents a conceptual framework for dairy
development, followed by a section presenting a regional analysis of dairy
development trends across all the countries in the two regions and a synthesis of the
outcomes of the case study analyses (see below), highlighting implications for policy
interventions and investment, including proposing a model for pro-poor dairy
development. Parts 2 and 3 consist of in-depth case studies and analyses of dairy
development trends, determinants and outcomes in Kenya and Ethiopia (Part 2 – this
report) and India and Pakistan (Part 3). |
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| spelling | CGSpace13142025-11-04T16:33:29Z Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies Staal, Steven J. Nin-Pratt, Alejandro Jabbar, M.A. dairy industries food security The process of dairy development that this study addresses is driven by underlying fundamental changes in economic growth, the value of resources and consumer demand. However, it is also shaped by public policies, interventions and investment decisions and will be accompanied by changes in impact on incomes, opportunities and livelihoods of producers and changes in opportunities and returns for market agents and investors. This study examines dairy development in two key dairy producing regions in the developing world: East Africa and South Asia. The aim of the study is to analyse the trends in dairy development in these two regions and identify their key determinants, to analyse the impact of policy interventions on those trends and to identify impacts of dairy development, particularly on the poor. The study is reported in three parts: Part 1 presents a conceptual framework for dairy development, followed by a section presenting a regional analysis of dairy development trends across all the countries in the two regions and a synthesis of the outcomes of the case study analyses (see below), highlighting implications for policy interventions and investment, including proposing a model for pro-poor dairy development. Parts 2 and 3 consist of in-depth case studies and analyses of dairy development trends, determinants and outcomes in Kenya and Ethiopia (Part 2 – this report) and India and Pakistan (Part 3). 2008 2010-04-21T13:07:44Z 2010-04-21T13:07:44Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/1314 en Open Access application/pdf Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Staal, S.J.; Nin Pratt, A.; Jabbar, M. 2008. Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies. FAO/PPLPI Working Paper, No. 44-2. 52pp. Rome (Italy): FAO |
| spellingShingle | dairy industries food security Staal, Steven J. Nin-Pratt, Alejandro Jabbar, M.A. Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title | Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title_full | Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title_fullStr | Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title_full_unstemmed | Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title_short | Dairy development for the resource poor. Part 2: Kenya and Ethiopia. Dairy development case studies |
| title_sort | dairy development for the resource poor part 2 kenya and ethiopia dairy development case studies |
| topic | dairy industries food security |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/1314 |
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