CRP Livestock Tanzania
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Item Maziwa Zaidi scaling scan results and achievements(Video, 2021-10) Kang'ethe, EdwinItem Maziwa Zaidi achievements - An overview(Video, 2021-10) Omore, Amos O.Item Maziwa Zaidi inclusion results and achievements(Video, 2021-10) Galiè, Alessandra; Omondi, Immaculate A.; Achandi, Esther L.; Sufian, Farha Deba; Newton, JulieItem Maziwa Zaidi Tanzania dairy development results and achievements(Presentation, 2021-10) Omore, Amos O.; Ojango, Julie M.K.; Kiara, Henry K.; Mwendia, Solomon W.; Notenbaert, An Maria Omer; Rao, E.J.O.; Kang'ethe, Edwin; Galiè, AlessandraItem Environmental management in smallholder dairy production in Tanzania: A training manual for agripreneurs and technical extension staff(Manual, 2021-09) Ngunga, David; Nzogela, Beatus; Kizima, Jonas; Mangesho, Walter E.; Maleko, David; Paul, Birthe K.Item CLEANED ex-ante environmental impact assessment of dairy production systems in Tanzania: Baseline validation workshop report (Arusha, Tanzania, 30-31 March 2021)(Report, 2021-08) Mangesho, Walter E.; Mukiri, Jessica; Ngunga, David; Nzogela, Beatus; Ngoteya, Godfrey; Omore, Amos O.; Notenbaert, An Maria Omer; Paul, Birthe K.Item Policy Actions for Climate Smart Dairy Development in Tanzania(Brief, 2021-08) Paul, Birthe K.; Omore, Amos O.; Notenbaert, An Maria Omer; Mwilawa, Angello; Komba, ErickItem Policy Actions for Climate Smart Dairy Development in Tanzania: Policy Briefing report (10 August 2021)(Report, 2021-08) Kitalyi, Aichi J.; Kizima, Jonas; Nzogela, Beatus; Njuguna, Catherine; Notenbaert, An Maria Omer; Paul, Birthe K.; Mwilawa, Angello; Omore, Amos O.Item Assessing the environmental impacts of smallholder dairy intensification through improved feeding strategies in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania(Working Paper, 2021-07) Musau, Emmanuel Mwema; Mukiri, Jessica; Nzogela, Beatus; Paul, Birthe K.; Notenbaert, An Maria OmerItem Policy Actions for Climate Smart Dairy Development in Tanzania(Presentation, 2021-08) Paul, Birthe K.; Omore, Amos O.; Mwilawa, Angello; Komba, Erick; Notenbaert, An Maria OmerItem Food safety in Tanzania: Lessons from maize and dairy supply chains and policy recommendations(Presentation, 2021-07) Mutua, Florence K.; Omore, Amos O.; Grace, Delia; Kang'ethe, Erastus K.; Mkambula, P.; Mbuya, M.; Musinguzi, E.Item Value chain upgrading and the inclusion of smallholders in markets: Reflections on contributions of multi-stakeholder processes in dairy development in Tanzania(Journal Article, 2017-11) Kilelu, C.; Klerkx, Laurens; Omore, Amos O.; Baltenweck, Isabelle; Leeuwis, Cees; Githinji, JuliusIncreasingly, value chain approaches are integrated with multi-stakeholder processes to facilitate inclusive innovation and value chain upgrading of smallholders. This pathway to smallholder integration into agri-food markets has received limited analysis. This article analyses this integration through a case study of an ongoing smallholder dairy development programme in Tanzania. Value chain upgrading and innovation systems perspectives were combined in an analytical framework to interpret the findings, which show that multi-stakeholder processes enhance horizontal and vertical coordination but limit process and product upgrading. The main conclusion is that, although such processes may catalyze smallholder market inclusion, their effects are largely bounded by existing value chain structures (e.g. production system, fragmented markets), timeframe and how prevailing institutional constraints are addressed, which may constrain the intentions of such collaboration action. This calls attention to the starting points of value chain interventions and the socio-political dynamics that are part of multi-stakeholder processes.Item New index for dairy cattle in Tanzania and guidelines on its use(Manual, 2020-07-30) Mrode, Raphael A.; Ojango, Julie M.K.; Chinyere, Ekine; Okeyo Mwai, AllyItem Performance recording agents training in Tanzania: Refresher training on new tools for data capture in ADGG project(Training Material, 2020-12-15) International Livestock Research InstituteItem Environmental Management in Dairy Production - A Review of Capacity Building Material and Opportunities for Maziwa Zaidi in Tanzania(Report, 2020) Ngunga, David; Nzogela, Beatus; Paul, Birthe K.Item Environmental Management Opportunities for Smallholder Dairy Production in Tanzania: Stakeholder Workshop Report, 16 December 2020(Report, 2021) Ngunga, David; Nzogela, Beatus; Ngoteya, Godfroy; Kitalyi, Aichi; Paul, Birthe K.Item Smallholder Dairy Development and Environmental Impacts in Tanzania(Presentation, 2020-12) Paul, Birthe K.; Nzogela, Beatus; Ngunga, DavidItem Towards environmentally sound intensification pathways for dairy development in the Tanga region of Tanzania(Journal Article, 2020-12) Notenbaert, An Maria Omer; Groot, Jeroen C.J.; Herrero, Mario; Birnholz, Celine A.; Paul, Birthe K.; Pfeifer, Catherine; Fraval, Simon; Lannerstad, Mats; McFadzean, Jamie N.; Dungait, Jennifer A.J.; Morris, Joanne; Ran, Ylva; Barron, Jennie; Tittonell, Pablo A.The gap between milk demand and domestic supply in Tanzania is large and projected to widen. Meeting such demand through local production of affordable milk presents an opportunity to improve the welfare of producers and market agents through the income and employment generated along the value chain (VC). Efforts to maximize milk yields, production and profitability need to be balanced with long-termsustainability. We combined environmental and economic ex-ante impact assessments of four intervention scenarios for two production systems in the Tanzanian dairy VC using the CLEANED model and an economic feasibility analysis. Intervention scenarios propose increases in milk production through (i) animal genetic improvement, (ii) improved feed, (iii) improved animal health and (iv) a package combining all interventions. Results show that economically feasible farm-level productivity increases of up to 140% go hand-in-hand with increased resource-use efficiency and up to 50% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensities. Absolute increases in water, land and nitrogen requirements in mixed crop-livestock systems call for careful management of stocks and quality of these resources. An overall rise in GHG emissions is expected, with a maximum of 53% increase associated with an 89% increase in milk supply at VC level. The CLEANED tool proved effective to evaluate livestock interventions that improve incomes and food security with minimal environmental footprint. Here, our simulations suggest that due to current low productivity, the greatest efficiency gains in combination with relatively low increases in total GHG emissions can be made in the extensive agro-pastoral dairy systems, which represent the majority of herds.Item Partners for dairy value chain research and development in Tanzania: A scoping for Maziwa Zaidi II(Report, 2020-11-15) Ngoteya, Godfrey; Jeremiah, Adolf; Lyatuu, Eliamoni T.R.; Omondi, Immaculate A.; Omore, Amos O.Item Importance of livestock manure in crop production in Tanzania(Presentation, 2020-09-09) Korir, Luke; Teufel, Nils; Kiara, Henry K.