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reasons, one of the important reason lies in the problems associated with domestic and international marketing of livestock … institutions to overcome perceived problems in the marketing system to address its links with food security. Knowledge on how … marketing routes and systems contribute to spread of diseases and the implications of these for national and international trade …
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making processes towards improving livestock trade and marketing in Somalia by enabling the development of effective and … efficient marketing support services and accountable and competent rural institutions. The data were collected first through …
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perceived by traders as major problems of marketing. All the problems were amenable to public policy to improve the market … environment and marketing efficiency. …
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Published jointly by IFPRI, ILRI and Wageningen University
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This report presents finding of a rapid appraisal of institutions supporting livestock trade and marketing in Somalia … supporting livestock trade and marketing in Somalia; evaluated the roles played by each organisation, identifi ed the rules and … organisations effectively perform their roles in improving livestock trade and marketing in Somalia. Emphasis was put on …
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Hedonic price models were fitted to a sample of 1397 sheep and 1293 goats respectively for which data were collected from nine markets in Ethiopia over a 12 month period. The objective was to determine seasonal and inter-market differences in prices after controlling for the effects of different...
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