Working papers
- Accessibility Mapping and Rural Poverty in the Horn of Africa
This paper examines the links between poverty and accessibility. Access to services and markets are important contributors to poverty, as better access can lead to more efficient agricultural production, better market opportunities, diversification of rural economies and improvement of living conditions.
Francesca Pozzi, Tim Robinson and Andrew Nelson
- Livestock Exports from
Pastoralist Areas:
An Analysis of Benefits by Wealth
Group and Policy Implications
This paper examines livestock marketing in pastoralist areas and the extent to which poorer households benefit from the export trade.
Yacob Aklilu and Andy Catley - Feinstein International Center - Tufts University - Geographic distribution and environmental characterization of livestock production systems in Eastern Africa
- The Role of IGAD in Shaping Livestock Policy in the Horn of Africa: Understanding the International System, International Actors and Implications for Reform
Wilson Prichard - Accessibility Mapping in the Horn of Africa: Applications for Livestock Policy
Francesca Pozzi and Tim Robinson - Livestock Related Livelihoods and institutions in the IGAD Region
Judith Sandford and Steve Ashley - Comparing the EXTRAPOLATE and TIPI-CAL Models in Analyzing Policy Impacts on Ugandan Dairy Farms
Asaah Ndambi, Otto Garcia and Torsten Hemme - Milk Production in Uganda: Dairy Farming Economics
and Development Policy Impacts
Otto Garcia, David Balikowa, Doris Kiconco, Asaah Ndambi and Torsten Hemme - Strengthening Demand-Led Animal Health Services in Pastoral Areas
of the IGAD Region
Brian Perry and Keith Sones - Poverty and welfare measures in the Horn of Africa -5MB
Francesca Pozzi and Tim Robinson - The Regulatory Framework for Trade in IGAD Livestock Products
Melaku Geboye Desta - What should the priority targets for the IGAD Livestock Policy Initiative be?
David K. Leonard - The Political Economy of Pro-Poor Livestock Policy
in Eritrea
Devra C. Moehler - The Political Economy of Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Reform
in Kenya
Brendan McSherry and Jennifer N. Brass - The Political Economy of Livestock Policy
among the Somalis
David K. Leonard - The Political Economy of Livestock And Pastoralism
In Sudan
Dan Fahey - The Political Economy of Pro-Poor Livestock Policy-Making
in Ethiopia
Michael Halderman - Livestock, Liberalization and Democracy:
Constraints and Opportunities for Rural Livestock Producers
in a Reforming Uganda
Robin L. Turner
Also in the series of political economy studies in the IGAD region
and commissioned
by the FAO's Pro-Poor Livestock Policy Initiative