value chain analysis - experience from eadd and ideas for milkit
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Presented by Ben Lukuyu at the MilkIT Pre-Inception Workshop,Nairobi, 24–25 January 2012TRANSCRIPT
VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS - EXPERIENCE FROM EADD AND IDEAS FOR MILKIT
Ben LukuyuMilkIT Pre-inception Workshop, Nairobi24th – 25th January 2012
IMPLEMENTATIONS OF FEED INTERVENTIONS
Blanket implementation across all hubs
Hub specific feed interventions
Year 1-1.5
Year 1.5 - date
FEAST Tool
EXAMPLES OF EADD FEED VC ANALYSIS Pulverizing and use of fodder/crop
residues in selected EADD hubs Feed/Fodder marketing study in
selected EADD hubs The concentrate feed value chains in
Uganda Assessment of the forage seed
production and delivery systems in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda panned for 2012
BROAD OBJECTIVES
Provide a current understanding of the respective value chains Identification of key constraints and
opportunities Identification of key actors and potential
leverage points to bring about change (making linkages, training/developing capacity etc.)
PROCESS
Identifying key value chains that influence feed quantity and quality Baseline study Hubs specific rapid appraisals (FEAST tool) Stakeholder workshops/partner meetings
Developing methodology/approach Identifying/developing tools Planning – teams, logistics,
PROCESS
Implementation – data collection, entry & analysis
Feedback to stakeholders Sieving out key issues to follow up on
LESSONS LEARNED – PULVERIZER STUDY Identified problems/ inefficiencies with
different machines Linked the operators to local producers and
worked with them to improve the machines/for repairs
Cash flow problems Linked new operators to hubs to obtained
financing to buy machines Lack of knowledge about feed mixing
Trained operators and provided leaflets on feed mixing
LESSONS LEARNED – FODDER MARKET SURVEY
Provided information about trading of feed/fodder i.e. constraints & opportunities, types, sources, pricing
Created linkages for feed supply between deficit and production zones through hubs (within and outside EADD sites)
CONCENTRATE FEEDS VC IN UGANDA Lack of feed policy, regulation
Unqualified small scale players in the industry
Cheap and poor feed quality• Follow up
Engage stakeholders to Highlight constraints and opportunities Catalyze enactment of the feed policy Involve them in feed regulation
Working with partners to build capacity on feed rationing
SOME IDEAS FOR MILKIT
Identification of specific feed value chains that influence quantity, quality and seasonality of feeds
Need for in-depth study of each value chain/combine this with mapping of actors in the VC
Need to blend quick qualitative assessment and quantitative analysis