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Country presentations regarding activities carried out since previous meeting: BENIN CASE

Improving the Livelihoods of Poor Livestock-keepers in Africa through Community-Based Management of Indigenous Farm Animal Genetic Resources. Country presentations regarding activities carried out since previous meeting: BENIN CASE. Olorounto Delphin KOUDANDE.

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Country presentations regarding activities carried out since previous meeting: BENIN CASE

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  1. Improving the Livelihoods of Poor Livestock-keepers in Africa through Community-Based Management of Indigenous Farm Animal Genetic Resources Country presentations regarding activities carried out since previous meeting: BENIN CASE Olorounto Delphin KOUDANDE Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  2. 1. NARS Staff and national collaborating institutions NPO: Isidore Tossa Gbégo, Director of the Agricultural Research Centre, CRA-Sud/ INRAB SNR: Olorounto Delphin Koudandé, Deputy Director General - Scientific Director INRAB EXECUTIVE RESEARCH TEAM: ·Camille Bankolé, R-D Section, CRA-Sud - INRAB ·Epiphane Sodjinou, PAPA - INRAB ·Faustin Vidogbena, LRZVH - INRAB ·Hippolyte Dossa, PhD Student, University of Goettingen, Germany Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  3. 1. NARS Staff and national collaborating institutions • SUPPORTING TEAM • Sylvie Adoté, Faculty of Agronomy, University of Abomey- Calavi • Camille Atchadé, Livestock Department, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries • Alex Zoffoun, Extension Services, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  4. 2. Activities Completed Benin National Preparatory Meeting :Cotonou 17 and 18 May 2004 First Annual Project Workshop and training :Cotonou 11-15 October 2004 Finalization of Benin action plan:20-23 October 2004 Design of approach and PRA tools:25-29 October 2004 Collection of secondary data:2-15 November 2004 Acquisition of details maps of Benin Pre-testing of some of the survey materials previously elaborated. This activity was undertaken in two randomly chosen villages: Bokpa in Toffo and Miniffi in Dassa Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  5. 2. Activities Completed Informal Participatory Rapid Appraisal, analysis of the data collected and report writing. A total of 8 villages were surveyed in Toffo and Dassa, the two research locations. ToR elaborated for enumerators’ recruitment Translation of guides and questionnaires into French Contact with local authorities in selected communities Meetings with selected communities Results validation of the in-depth participatory surveys Development of CBM frameworks (in due course) Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  6. 3. Achievements ·Benin National Preparatory Meeting ·First Annual Project Workshop and training · Development of CBM frameworks Constitution of socio-economic groups (8-10 persons) ·Constraints ranking in socio-economic groups ·Feed-back in plenary session of ranking results ·Identification of the three more important constraints Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  7. 3. Achievements • ·National workshop organised (June13-14, 2005) • ·Management committees are set-up in the four sites, and contracts are being elaborated in the four communities • ·Identified enumerators have been trained for chicken and goat flocks monitoring and for market survey • Five members of communities was trained for that purpose. • Six surveyors including two members of communities (one from each agro-ecological zone) was trained to run market survey. Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  8. 3. Achievements • ·Benin-based MSc student has been recruited • 4. Current major constraint • Market survey (questionnaire) • Related costs Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  9. 5. Reports Livestock Production in Benin and Available Farm Animal Genetic Resources: a review Elicitation of Livestock Species Preference by Communities and Choice of Communities and Species for the Implementation of the ILRI-BMZ Project in Benin Workshop report is also available Annual report 2004 First and second term reports Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

  10. Thank you for your attention Let proceed with hippolyte presentation Addis-Ababa, 13-17 September 2005, ILRI/BMZ

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