Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department ## Name Average norm/kg/ Feeding period/day/ Necessary quantity per head /kg/ Total fed livestock Total necessary quantity /kg/ Lamb 1 Barley/spelt 0.3 90 27 37 999 2 Sainfoin 0.8 120 96 37 3552 3 Salt 0.007 365 2.555 37 95 Lamb (small) 1 Barley/spelt 0.3 120 36 202 7272 2 Sainfoin 0.4 120 48 202 9696 3 Salt 0.004 365 1.46 202 294.9 For regular wintering the group needs: Total needed Self-production Additional purchase For sale 1 Barley/spelt 13941 18000 4059 2 Sainfoin 47898 44000 3898 3 Salt 926.005 926 Labour Sheep breeding IGA group in Darbas consists of 15 members. The group has a leader, an accountant and other members. The main work include: • Pasture care • Birthing • Daily care and feeding • Basic veterinary care • Barley and spelt planting, mowing and storing • Hay mowing, baling and piling The group leader coordinates the work and each member actively participates. The work schedule is formed and the group members carry out by shifting their obligations. Shepherds were chosen and are responsible for sheep pasture care. Work distribution helps everyone to become professional in his or her work. INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 163
➔ Payment The amount foreseen for group members will be given as following: distributed amount will be calculated after taking out all direct and indirect expenses and necessary amounts for reproduction for the next year. Each month a list of income distribution will be drafted, signed and kept. A part of received profit will be invested in business for the purpose of future reproduction and the other part will be distributed among the beneficiaries according to the work done. The workers are paid with products as well. Charitable aids are provided to orphans and the families of lost soldiers. Management and Organisation Organisational Structure IGA group organisational structure is the following: Group General Meeting Group Leader Accountant Members Responsibilities of members Group leader • Manages and coordinates group work • Manages group finances • Finds new markets • Signs contracts with providers • Follows regular information on financial reports Accountant • Establishes productive-financial calculations of group activity • Runs necessary accountancy for group 164 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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