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selected farmer-partners, data/information collected were on household information, animal systems and labor allocation, crop/foodfeed systems, constraints to production, postharvest practices, agricultural decision making, among others. Capability building Technology trainings, cross visits/ lakbay-aral/field days, exhibit to existing goat farms, training on entrepreneurial skills development, participation in goat shows were some of the project activities already conducted to empower the project’s farmer-partners. The formation of farmers’ association and activities towards enterprise development will still be done. The capability building strategy used was patterned from the process adopted by CASREN Philippines (2003). The mentioned activities encouraged the farmer-partners to adopt improved goat production systems and other related technologies (Table 1) through action learning strategies developed through the ILRI-IFAD and CASREN projects (Alo, 2003; Venturina et al., 2003; CASREN, 2003). 46 Rural Enterprise Development Through Innovative ..............
1 Table 1. List of some technologies/improved practices introduced, their description, benefits, and the science behind the practice. J.N. Nayga, et. al 47
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