Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia
In recognition of its importance for the smallholder farmers and achieving their core missions, numerous institutions in Ethiopia, including federal universities, regional and federal research centres, as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations, have dedicated considerable time and r...
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2024
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| author | Tolemariam, Taye Agabez, Solomon Getachew, Tesfaye Haile, Aynalem Rekik, Mourad Belay, Berhanu Rischkowsky, Barbara |
| author_browse | Agabez, Solomon Belay, Berhanu Getachew, Tesfaye Haile, Aynalem Rekik, Mourad Rischkowsky, Barbara Tolemariam, Taye |
| author_facet | Tolemariam, Taye Agabez, Solomon Getachew, Tesfaye Haile, Aynalem Rekik, Mourad Belay, Berhanu Rischkowsky, Barbara |
| author_sort | Tolemariam, Taye |
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| description | In recognition of its importance for the smallholder farmers and achieving their core missions, numerous institutions in Ethiopia, including federal universities, regional and federal research centres, as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations, have dedicated considerable time and resources to implementing the Community-Based Breeding Program (CBBP) for small ruminants. Thus, the total budget of USD 1,604,253, USD 1,039,644,69 (65%) provided by the research institutes, USD 469,264.52 (29%) coming from the universities and USD 95,349.97 (6%) contributed by the community, were invested for CBBP implementation (Table 1). This difference in investment between the research system and universities is due to the research system starting the CBBP implementation earlier than the universities. The significant investment from various institutions and communities demonstrates a commitment to expanding the CBBP for small ruminants, which is crucial for the program’s sustainability and enhancing the productivity of the animals. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1724302025-02-02T07:20:21Z Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia Tolemariam, Taye Agabez, Solomon Getachew, Tesfaye Haile, Aynalem Rekik, Mourad Belay, Berhanu Rischkowsky, Barbara breeding livestock In recognition of its importance for the smallholder farmers and achieving their core missions, numerous institutions in Ethiopia, including federal universities, regional and federal research centres, as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations, have dedicated considerable time and resources to implementing the Community-Based Breeding Program (CBBP) for small ruminants. Thus, the total budget of USD 1,604,253, USD 1,039,644,69 (65%) provided by the research institutes, USD 469,264.52 (29%) coming from the universities and USD 95,349.97 (6%) contributed by the community, were invested for CBBP implementation (Table 1). This difference in investment between the research system and universities is due to the research system starting the CBBP implementation earlier than the universities. The significant investment from various institutions and communities demonstrates a commitment to expanding the CBBP for small ruminants, which is crucial for the program’s sustainability and enhancing the productivity of the animals. 2024-12 2025-01-29T17:25:36Z 2025-01-29T17:25:36Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172430 en Open Access application/pdf International Livestock Research Institute Tolemariam, T., A., Solomon G., Tesfaye Haile, A., Rekik, M., Belay, B. and Rischkowsky, B. 2024. |
| spellingShingle | breeding livestock Tolemariam, Taye Agabez, Solomon Getachew, Tesfaye Haile, Aynalem Rekik, Mourad Belay, Berhanu Rischkowsky, Barbara Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title | Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title_full | Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title_fullStr | Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title_short | Partners in progress: Collaborative investments driving the scaling of community-based breeding programs in Ethiopia |
| title_sort | partners in progress collaborative investments driving the scaling of community based breeding programs in ethiopia |
| topic | breeding livestock |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/172430 |
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