Conclusions and policy implications
Considering the size of the human population that depends on livestock production in both region as well as country wise, the development of domestic and export markets is critical to alleviating poverty, raising revenues and continuing the trend towards more market ‐ orientation. It is keen to promote the export of live animals and meat with a growing interest in value addition by maximizing export revenues, creating jobs and offsetting the limitations arising from Sanitary and Phyto Sanitary requirements for live animal exports. By and large, these include establishing relevant government departments/ministries, policy initiatives to promote agricultural development, poverty reduction, accelerated economic growth policy frameworks and the …show more content…
K., Hargreaves, 2003. Consultancy Report on Livestock Export
Zones. FAO Project GCP/RAF/365/EC.
Belachew Hurrissa and Jemberu Eshetu, 2003. Challenges and Opportunities of Livestock Marketing in Ethiopia. In Challenges and Opportunities of Livestock Marketing in Ethiopia. Yilma Jobre and Getachew Gebru (Eds). Proc 10th annual conference of the Ethiopian Society of Animal Production (ESAP) held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. August 24-26, 2002. 207pp.
Daniel Tewodros, 2008. Beef Cattle Production System and Opportunities for Market Orientation in Borena Zone, Southern Ethiopia
Solomon A, Workalemahu A, Jabbar MA, Ahmed MM, Hurissa B. Socio-economics and Policy Research, 2003. Working Paper 52. Nairobi: Kenya, ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute).
Solomon Tilahun, 2004. Performance of Cattle Marketing System in Southern Ethiopia with Special Emphasis on Borena Zone. A Thesis Submitted to School of Graduate Studies. Alemaya University, Alemaya.
Tilahun H, Schmidt E. Spatial Analysis of Livestock Production Patterns in Ethiopia, 2012. ESSP II Working Paper 44. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute/Ethiopia Strategy Support Program
Considering the size of the human population that depends on livestock production in both region as well as country wise, the development of domestic and export markets is critical to alleviating poverty, raising revenues and continuing the trend towards more market ‐ orientation. It is keen to promote the export of live animals and meat with a growing interest in value addition by maximizing export revenues, creating jobs and offsetting the limitations arising from Sanitary and Phyto Sanitary requirements for live animal exports. By and large, these include establishing relevant government departments/ministries, policy initiatives to promote agricultural development, poverty reduction, accelerated economic growth policy frameworks and the …show more content…
K., Hargreaves, 2003. Consultancy Report on Livestock Export
Zones. FAO Project GCP/RAF/365/EC.
Belachew Hurrissa and Jemberu Eshetu, 2003. Challenges and Opportunities of Livestock Marketing in Ethiopia. In Challenges and Opportunities of Livestock Marketing in Ethiopia. Yilma Jobre and Getachew Gebru (Eds). Proc 10th annual conference of the Ethiopian Society of Animal Production (ESAP) held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. August 24-26, 2002. 207pp.
Daniel Tewodros, 2008. Beef Cattle Production System and Opportunities for Market Orientation in Borena Zone, Southern Ethiopia
Solomon A, Workalemahu A, Jabbar MA, Ahmed MM, Hurissa B. Socio-economics and Policy Research, 2003. Working Paper 52. Nairobi: Kenya, ILRI (International Livestock Research Institute).
Solomon Tilahun, 2004. Performance of Cattle Marketing System in Southern Ethiopia with Special Emphasis on Borena Zone. A Thesis Submitted to School of Graduate Studies. Alemaya University, Alemaya.
Tilahun H, Schmidt E. Spatial Analysis of Livestock Production Patterns in Ethiopia, 2012. ESSP II Working Paper 44. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: International Food Policy Research Institute/Ethiopia Strategy Support Program