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Pro-poor issues for livestock and some lessons for Vietnam from ILRI’s research

Pro-poor issues for livestock and some lessons for Vietnam from ILRI’s research. Vietnam Agriculture Outlook Conference 2013 Hanoi, Vietnam 4 April 2013. Outline. Introduction. Definition.

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Pro-poor issues for livestock and some lessons for Vietnam from ILRI’s research

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  1. Pro-poor issues for livestock and some lessons for Vietnam from ILRI’s research Vietnam Agriculture Outlook Conference 2013 Hanoi, Vietnam 4 April 2013

  2. Outline • Introduction

  3. Definition • Pro-poor livestock research is defined as research that is planned and implemented with the specific objective of producing research outputs that are of value in the development and implementation of technologies, tools, processes, or policies that result in reduction in poverty of people who depend to some extent on livestock for their livelihoods.

  4. Context of a changing Asia • Economies are growing rapidly. • Incomes are rising in at least a proportion of the population. • Dietary patterns are changing. • Climate change and other environmental challenges are becoming front and center of development issues that need to be tackled. • All these have implications for the livestock sector and for the poor who depend on livestock.

  5. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Rural – urban divide

  6. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Rapidly growing demand and rising prices for livestock products

  7. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • A food retail revolution, supply chain adjustment, and importance of traditional local markets

  8. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Trade liberalization

  9. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Endemic, emerging, and re-emerging diseases

  10. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Environmental concerns

  11. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Changing production systems

  12. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Evolving policy needs

  13. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Increased donor interest in agriculture

  14. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Changing roles of public and private sector

  15. Key drivers of changing livestock landscape in Asia • Knowledge management in a communication revolution

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