• Sourou Local Milk Development Project (PVLS)

    • Durée32 months
    • Pays MembresMali
    • Liens externes du projet
    • Partenaires FinanciersCEDEAO - DDC
    • Partenaire TechniquesAPAPE-PH, DLCA, OP, Service Vétérinaire Privé de Proximité (SVPP)
    • BudgetUS$ 311,461
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Sourou is an ideal area for agriculture, livestock breeding and fishing, thanks to its hydrological, agro-ecological and biodiversity potential. Livestock farming plays a major role in the economy and in the communities' sources of income. Despite this enormous livestock potential, the Sourou area faces a serious problem in meeting its milk and dairy product needs for seven out of every 12 months of the year. This project is fully in line with the ECOWAS initiative to protect vulnerable groups in member countries, and with the objectives of the Government of Mali as set out in the Framework for Economic Recovery and Sustainable Development (CREDD).

This project, supported by C.I.C.S., essentially consists of transferring appropriate technology to communities, in particular improving local breeds through artificial insemination, creating/equipping milk unit centers, and training in milk value chains to improve availability and access for communities in all seasons. The project will also provide beneficiaries with stocks of livestock feed and put them in touch with the most organized regional and national umbrella organizations. Levers for action include: installation of dairy production farms, promotion of forage crops in production systems, insemination of local breeds to improve local milk production.

To contribute to improving local milk production and productivity to strengthen food and nutritional security in the Sourou area.

Objectifs spécifiques

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To increase the performance of local breeds through artificial insemination
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To build the capacity of local milk value chain actors in modern production, collection, processing, storage and marketing techniques
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To ensure the availability and accessibility of feed and fodder for livestock in all seasons
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To develop activities for adaptation to climate change, concerted management of pastoral resources and nature protection/conservation

In a partnership approach, the implementation of this project follows a process that includes the following stages under the coordination of the consortium:

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Setting up an effective organizational structure
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Annual programming and budgeting
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Implementation of the annual program of activities
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Resource mobilization
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Monitoring & Evaluation
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Annual reprogramming

Results 1

  • Animal products (milk and milk by-products) are available in quantity and quality

Results 2

  • Incomes of players in the local milk value chain are improved

Results 3

  • Capacities of players in the local milk value chain are built

Results 4

  • Crop residues are recycled

Results 5

  • The local milk value chain is being developed for greater profitability for young people and women