Livestock Services and the Poor: A global initiative - IFAD

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RECOMMENDED ACTIONS The overall conclusion of this review is that livestock development represents a promising opportunity to reduce poverty in many developing countries, but that livestock development programmes and services do not enable poor livestock keepers vigorously to take advantage of this opportunity properly. Policies and practices must be changed to provide livestock services that are appropriate for the poor. Several actions are necessary to induce such a change. These are described in this chapter. Search for the Highest Returns CHAPTER 4 A first, urgent priority is a better grasp of the areas in which livestock development can most efficiently help reduce poverty. While a general, though limited understanding exists of the global spatial distribution of poor livestock 115
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Nearly one billion livestock are ke
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iv Figures Figure 1.1 The poverty c
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Foreword About 900 million of the w
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report, prepa
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The world communi
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E XECUTIVE SUMMARY HIV/AIDS AIDS-af
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E XECUTIVE SUMMARY delivery of serv
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E XECUTIVE SUMMARY access to credit
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INTRODUCTION The fight against pove
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INTRODUCTION identity. Livestock is
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INTRODUCTION adequate for livestock
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600 million poor livestock Keepers
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Livestock can help cement social ne
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The poor should define their own ne
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The public sector must provide an e
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Decentralization brings decision-ma
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50 The interests of NGOs are not th
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Alternative models linking local pa
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Dominated by government and NGOs Th
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Producer organizations can also aim
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