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Project ID: | 00083004 | Description: | LRF-26 Recovery and Rehabilita |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 22 May 2012 | |
Theme: | Lebanon Recovery Fund |
End Date*: | 31 Jul 2015 |
Country: | Lebanon | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | FAO - Food and Agriculture Organizat |
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Programme/Project Description Assistance programme for 2000 smallholder dairy producers through: grouping dairy producers’ associations to reach self-support a sustainable status, support for improving milk hygiene and quality with distribution of small dairy equipment and creation of milk collection centers, distribution of inputs for rehabilitation of veterinary and artificial insemination services, introduce intensive system of goat farming in stationary barns with import of Shami goats of high dairy breed and training to strengthen capacity and improved animal production, hygienic dairy production, feed resources and animal health.
Development Goal and Key Immediate Objectives The aim of this proposal for PHASE TWO is to build on LRF-21’s activities to reach a higher number of poor livestock farmers and improve the livelihoods of poor farmers and sustain the dairy sector in Lebanon, emphasis is made on improving the quality and hygienic standards of milk and dairy products to safeguard the Lebanese consumers and improve the milk prices. The proposed project is also aiming to introduce pilot demonstrations on intensive breeding of genetically improved of imported milking goats in dairy farms to improve income generation of the poor farmers in rural areas living from goat rearing. The project is targeting 2000 farmers to draw direct benefits from projects interventions (distribution of project inputs, livestock services & milk services) with an additional 1000 farmers who will draw indirect benefits from the projects through milk collection, cooling and transport services as well as training sessions.
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By the end of the project, the smallholder dairy producers and dairy communities will be in good position to improve their chances of becoming self-supporting and sustainable. Provision of extensions and other support services to livestock farmers by the project, MOA, private dairies and processing/marketing firms will lay the foundation stone for sustainable dairy sub-sector Recent Documents
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