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Progress Report on GFSF work at ILRI Presented By
Dolapo Enahoro
Global Futures and Strategic Foresight Extended Team MeetingAbitart Hotel, Rome25 – 28 May, 2015
Modeling (>30% commitment) Dolapo Enahoro, Agricultural Economist Signe Nelgen, Policy Economist Mohamadou Fadiga, Agricultural Economist
Technologies platform (~5% time commitment) Ben Lukuyu (Feed Nutritionist) Henry Kiara (Epidemiologist) Julie Ojango (Genetics/Breeds Scientist)
GFSF Team at ILRI
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Road Map
Overview of GFSF work at ILRI
Highlights of completed work
2015 updates
Ongoing work and 2015 plans
Prospects and challenges
Discussion
Overview of GFSF Work at ILRI
Technologies Parameterization
Livestock Systems
Characterization
Mega-drivers, scenarios of
investment and policy
IMPACT Model application
Livestock Module
Improvement
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Livestock Value Chain Analysis
Outputs
Global livestock production systems characterization (Herrero et al., 2012)
Promising Technologies reports (2012, 2013) Analysis of options for livestock development in selected
regions (McDermott et al, 2013) Analysis of livestock futures (Herrero et al., 2013) Dialogue on livestock policy analysis and modeling (Accra
Conference, November 2013) ILRI, IFPRI, IIASA, CIRAD, AfDB, OIE, GALVmed, ACET,
academia, government, civic society represented http
://www.pim.cgiar.org/2013/11/18/mainstreaming-livestock-value-chains-conference-highlights/
Improving livestock’s specification in the IMPACT model (Msangi et al., 2014)
Highlights of Completed Work
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Report on cattle breeds and technologies in dairy systems (Ojango and Wasike, January 2015) Burkina Faso, Kenya, Tanzania India Nicaragua
Reports on livestock feeds’ use and availability and feed technologies (consultant-led study, March 2015) Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda India, Vietnam Nicaragua
Reports on cattle ECF and small ruminant PPR diseases and vaccines development (consultant-led study, May 2015) Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda Congo (Dem, Rep.,), South Sudan Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe
2015 Update: Parameters of Livestock Technologies
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Table 1. Milk productiona performance in Tanzania
Country Production system Genotype Ave. DMY
Tanzania
MixedCrossbred cattle, Mpwapwa
5.42
Extensive
Tanzania shorthorn zebu x Exotic crosses
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Medium scale dairy
Exotic x indigenous crosses
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Smallholder system
Exotic x indigenous crosses, purebred exotic
5.6
aAve. DMY= average daily milk yield in litres
Extensive rangeland/
Mixed Crop-Livestock
system98%
Intensive system
2%
Figure 2. Cattle population by production system, Tanzania
Source: Ojango et al., in prep.
Update: Some data on Livestock breeds
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Update: Some data on Cattle ECF disease
Figure 3: Map of Africa showing countries in which ECF is endemic
Country Morbidity Case fatality
(%) (%)
Congo (DRC) 0.58 10.26
Kenya 35.25 5.98
Mozambique 1.96 67.57
South Sudan 5.06 34.38
Sudan 4.62 40.63
Tanzania 1.51 10.69
Uganda 16.3 12.35
Zambia 6.68 19.78
Zimbabwe 1.1 32.76
Source: Franco-Dixon et al., in prep.
Table 2: ECF morbidity and mortality
Follow-up on improved livestock specification work
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2015 Update: IMPACT-Livestock Model Improvement
Source: Msangi et al., 2014
2015 Plans: Parameters of Livestock Technologies
Update database of livestock productivity and production parameters and ensure IMPACT-compatibility
Apply data to validation exercise on IMPACT model (livestock) parameters
Data will be applied to livestock scenarios testing in IMPACT Single technology runs in multiple countries Joint technology runs where appropriate (Examples):
• Livestock breeds and feed improvement in India• Breed, feed and vaccine development in Tanzania
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2015-6 Plans: IMPACT Livestock Model application
Model testing and validation
Context-setting to livestock value chains (LVC) targeting
Scenarios development in consultation with experts on:• Genetics, feeds, animal health and other technologies
(ongoing)• Livestock value chain activities and development• Livestock-environment interactions• Climate Change effects on livestock production• National policies influencing livestock development and
how these are evolving
Improve welfare indicators and interpretation of the results to better reflect• Livestock’s role in pro-poor development• Country-specific gender and agriculture relations
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Renewed interest in foresight analysis and in its role in R&D and investment decision-making
Global funding cuts pose practical challenges to project operation
Active collaboration on scenarios development holds much promise for quality of our outputs Joint testing of food-feed grain variety improvements Joint modelling of CC effects on food-feed sources and
interactions with livestock
Prospects, Challenges and Ideas to Explore
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Discussion
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AcknowledgementsThe GFSF project at ILRI has benefited from the support of :• The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
The CGIAR Research Programs on:• Policies, Institutes and Markets• Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security• Livestock and Fish
And from research collaboration with:• IFPRI IMPACT Team• P. Havlik (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, IIASA)
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