IMPROVING THE RESILIENCE OF PASTORAL CATTLE PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA

M MacLeod; Felix Teillard; Benjamin  Henderson

IMPROVING THE RESILIENCE OF PASTORAL CATTLE PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA

M MacLeod, Felix Teillard, Benjamin Henderson

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This publication summarises the findings of the modelling undertaken for PAP cattle systems in Oromia, southern Ethiopia. The resilience of some PAP systems to drought has been eroded in recent years due to three underlying causes: natural factors, resource expropriations, and poor infrastructure and capacity. There is also evidence of a widening gap between feed demand and feed supply in Oromia. This work looks in detail at four measures to improve resilience: (1) Index-based livestock insurance (IBLI), (2) Commercial destocking with an early warning system (EWS), (3) Rangeland restoration (RR) and (4) Fodder planting (FP).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Washington DC
Publisher	World Bank
Number of pages	64
Publication status	Print publication - 30 Sept 2022

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Investigating the dynamics of resilience and greenhouse gas performance of pastoral cattle systems in southern Ethiopia
MacLeod, M., Henderson, B., Teillard, F., Kinyanjui, W., Tadesse, F., Cando, L., Halpern, C., Germer, L. A. & Gerber, P. J., Apr 2023, In: Agricultural Systems. 207, 103636.
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IMPROVING THE RESILIENCE OF PASTORAL CATTLE PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA

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