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www.feedthefuture.gov Enhancement for Enabling Policy Support to the Dairy Industry in Rwanda Policy Support to the Rwandan Dairy Sector Photo Credit Goes Here OBJECTIVE Development of policy options to improve the quality and safety of


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Policy Support to the Rwandan Dairy Sector

Enhancement for Enabling Policy Support to the Dairy Industry in Rwanda

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OBJECTIVE

  • Development of policy options to

improve the quality and safety of milk through:

  • Analysis of the milk’s zoonotic profile
  • Modernizations to the milk value chain
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SCHEMATIC OF THE MILK MARKETING CHAIN

(MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL RESOURCES, PADEBL 2009)

Dairy Farmers Consumers 48 % Milk bars Shops, Kiosks Mobile Traders Processors Dairy Farmers’ Groups 15 % 15 % 17 % 18 % 5 % 5% 2 % 10 % 22 % 8 %

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GIRINKA & RELATED ISSUES

  • GIRINKA 2006: Over 300,000 families

projected to have benefitted by 2017

  • Milk glut following traditional rains

(Kanamugire and Muvunyi, 2018) → resulting in some farmers suffering substantial losses

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GIRINKA & RELATED ISSUES CONT’D

  • Situation aggravated by shortage of

available (installed) processing facilities, while existing processing plants (Rwanda National Dairy Federation) estimated

  • perating at 30% of the daily production

capacity

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GIRINKA & RELATED ISSUES CONT’D

  • Rwanda Dairy Competitiveness Program

II in collaboration with Land O’Lakes International Development, recently promoted sector-wide Livestock Standards and Certification Services related to improved milk collection, handling and transportation practices

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ENHANCE RESEARCH POLICY ISSUES

  • Risk analyses regarding the

consumption of unprocessed milk; a practice that can lead to the transmission of zoonoses and ultimately negatively impact human health and nutrition

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ENHANCE RESEARCH POLICY ISSUES

CONT’D.

  • Milk value chain analyses across the

entire marketing chain: through the surveying of value chain actors namely: farmers, milk transporters, milk collection centers (MCCs) and milk processing establishments

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ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES

  • Human and Institutional Capacity

Development through the collaboration with University of Rwanda (UR) staff and UR graduate students on the implementation of the project

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ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES CONT’D

  • Scientific determination of the burden

associated with the consumption of microbially contaminated milk in the Rwanda

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ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES CONT’D

  • Scientific estimation of potential policy

incentives that can likely catalyze improvements in the milk value chain in Rwanda