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Update on the smallholder dairy value chain project in India
Vamsidhar ReddyILRI-India
India Smallholder Dairy Value Chain Strategy and Implementation Planning Workshop, Hyderabad, 27-28 August 2014
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The Key Challenges
Insufficient smallholder participation and competitiveness
Lack of appropriate input provision and input markets
Unreliable and unsatisfactory AI services
Inadequate availability and lack of quality control of commercial concentrate feeds
Inputs and Services Production
Feed Scarcity
Poor animal breeding/ lack of widespread availability of improved animal geneticsLack of integrated service packages
Transport and processingLack of cost efficient milk collection
Lack of value addition at local level
Marketing Inefficient informal milk markets
Linkages between informal and formal milk marketsPoor milk quality in informal markets
Cross-cuttingNew approaches for technological interventions Multi-Stakeholder Knowledge sharing ~ Policy advocacy
Application of ICT in Dairy to improve efficiency
Gender IssuesEnvironmental Issues
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Vision: a more inclusive and sustainably intensive transformation of small-holder dairy value chains in India.
Long term goals – ‘working statements’!
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How to get there – Impact Pathways
• Innovative and appropriate strategies and technologies improving postproduction handling of dairy products
• Institutional arrangements for farmers’ sustainable access to knowledge, inputs and services
• Dairy animal genetics platforms and strategies for improving dairy animals productivity
• Nodal institutions to enhance linkages among value chain actors and influence policy
• Innovative technologies and strategies for reducing production costs
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Where are we in the process?
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Huge heterogeneity in bio-physical and socio-economic context
Identify a small number of representative research locations: That capture the gradient of key variables provide opportunity for good research and impact
Site selection
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Multi-step procedure
1. Define State for the dairy value chain Based on poverty, milk production, consumption, and
productivity gap indicator
2. Define the target zone3. Spatial stratification and selection of ‘potential sites’
Based on the ‘hard’ criteria Representing the different contexts/environments
4. Scoring of potential sites Based on the ‘soft’ criteria ‘Impact’ indicators and ‘ease of working’ indicators Groundtruthing
5. Agreement on final set of sites
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Multi-step procedure
1. Define State for the dairy value chain Based on poverty, milk production, consumption, and
productivity gap indicator Bihar was selected
2. Define the target zone3. Spatial stratification and selection of ‘potential sites’
Based on the ‘hard’ criteria Representing the different contexts/environments
4. Scoring of potential sites Based on the ‘soft’ criteria ‘Impact’ indicators and ‘ease of working’ indicators Groundtruthing – during mid-Sep
5. Agreement on final set of sites – by end Sep
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Density of poor people
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Bovine density
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GIS analysis
Bovine density Density of poor
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Combining the criteria
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Ranking the Districts based on ‘Soft Criteria’
District C1: C2: C3 : C4: C5 : C6 : points without weighting
points with stakholder weighting (0.3 partner and cattle, rest 0.1)
points double for partner and cattle
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Partners' strong presence
Connectivity/ recheablility
Existence of networks/dairy infrastructure
Level of agricultural development
Communities are organized/ social capital created
Presence of large proportion of indigeneous cattle - Indian Govt policy
Paschim Champaran 3 5 3 1 3 1 20 6 28 11 12 11Purb Champaran 3 4 3 2 3 1 20 6 28 11 12 11
Sitamarhi 3 3 3 3 2 1 21 6.1 29 10 11 10
Muzaffarpur 1 2 1 2 1 2 27 7.2 36 4 3 2
Vaishali 1 1 1 1 1 3 28 6.8 36 1 5 2
Samasthipur 1 1 1 1 1 3 28 6.8 36 1 5 2
Siwan 4 6 5 3 3 3 12 3.7 17 15 15 15
Purnia 4 5 4 4 3 1 15 5 22 14 14 14
Gaya 2 2 2 2 2 1 25 7 34 8 4 6
Nalanda 1 1 1 2 1 2 28 7.3 37 1 1 1
Patna 1 1 1 2 1 3 27 6.7 35 4 7 5
Begusarai 2 2 1 1 1 3 26 6.1 33 7 10 8
Bhojpur 2 1 1 1 1 3 27 6.2 34 4 9 6
Rohtas 1 4 3 1 3 1 23 7.3 33 9 1 8
Madhubani 2 4 4 5 2 1 18 6.3 27 13 8 13
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Assessments
1. Value Chain Scoping and Value Chain Analysis (VCA) – Planned in 2014 (Sep-Dec)
2. Capacity development needs assessment – Planned during November 2014
3. Best bet interventions identified – Planned during the Stakeholder workshop in January 2015
4. Baseline survey – Planned during 2015
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Complementary activities
1. Situational analysis – Completed in 2014 (report finalized)
2. Workshops to define impact pathway – Completed in 2014 (report finalized)
3. Partnership landscaping/ Innovation capacity benchmarking study – Planned during 2014 (Sep-Dec)
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Capacity development
• Two students (from SupAgro, Montpillear) are planned to be associated for a short-term study in Bihar (Sep-Dec 2014)
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Key partnerships and engagements 1. Strategic Research Partnerships• ICAR-RCER• BAU, SGIDT• Vigyan Prasar
2. Development Partnerships• COMFED/ Sudha Diary• BRLPS/ Jeevika• NGO (BAIF, CRS, Kausalya Foundation, CPSL/ Rojiroti, Pran,
BASIX, Science for Society) • NABARD• Private dairy (Nandini, Gaya) • AHD of Govt of Bihar
3. Mechanisms for strengthening relationships• State-level and District-level Multi-agency Networks
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Resource Mobilization: 3 projects ‘linked’ to the initiative Feeds1. Enhancing dairy-based livelihoods in Tanzania and India through feed innovation
and value chain development approaches (MilkIT)2. Cereal Systems Initiative of South Asia (CSISA)
Genetics
Animal health
Food safety/nutrition
Markets/hubs3. Enhancing livelihoods through livestock knowledge systems (ELKS)
Gender (and above)
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Funding Resources
1. CGIAR Consortium 2. Sri Ratan TATA Trust (SRTT)3. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in research for a food secure future. The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish aims to increase the productivity of small-scale livestock and fish systems in sustainable ways, making meat, milk and fish more available and affordable across the developing world.
CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish
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