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Poverty impact +1 Impact on vulnerable groups +1 Social impacts Expansion in capacity to inspect and certified seeds might see the seed sector expand, including smallholder producers and small and medium enterprise’s (SME’s) engaged in exports. Little impact, although SME’s are involved in certified seed multiplication and sales. Seed production can be pro-poor and smallholder based Medium Medium Page | 75
Table A3.16. Animal health controls for day old chick exports Decision Criterion Value Details Confidence Cost This estimate is derived from a recent investment in Malawian Up-front investment veterinary services aimed at improving surveillance and detection of US$1 million avian diseases as reported by the Avian and Human Influenza Facility High (AHIF). On-going cost 7.5% Based on an estimate of costs in similar countries. Medium Ease of implementation +5 Change in absolute value of exports US$650,700 Trade diversification +2 Agricultural/fisheries productivity +2 Domestic public health +1 Very difficult based on the comments in the report by the Avian and Human Influenza Facility (AHIF). Trade impacts Value of increased trade is based on doubled growth rate of exports between 2012 and 2017 as compared with actual performance between 2002 and 2011. Able to export to new markets within the region where there is significant demand. Domestic agri-food impacts Agricultural productivity is expected to be increased with the provision of good quality, disease-free birds Domestic public health will be protected to a small extent through surveillance and control of some zoonotic diseases High Medium High High Medium Environmental protection 0 No or slight impact Medium Poverty impact +1 Impact on vulnerable groups 0 Social impacts Increased productivity of poultry keepers, many of which are smallholders Medium . Some impacts foreseen but not across the board and small in scale. Medium Page | 76
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