Maziwa Zaidi / More Milk in Tanzania (Phase 2) - Scoping Study and Market Agent (Agripreneur) Baseline Survey and Women in Livestock Business Baseline Survey (WELBI)

Author(s)
  • Omore, Amos
  • Omondi, Immaculate
  • Rao, James
  • Ojango, Julie
  • Mwendia, Solomon
  • Ngoteya, Godfrey
  • Jeremiah, Adolf
  • Urassa, Neema
  • Magesho, Walter
  • Gitau, Jennifer
  • Poole, Elizabeth
  • Galiè, Alessandra
Release Year 2022
Regions
  • Eastern Africa
  • Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Africa
  • World
Themes
  • Crops and technologies
  • Nutrition and health
Resource Files
Source MELDATA
Temporal coverage -
Usage Rights
Access Open
Methodology
Sampling See related publication
Unit of analysis Agripreneur
Universe Agripreneurs in Kilimanjaro and Tanga
Contact point Omore, Amos
Funding Organisations CGIAR Trust Fund
Providers International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA)
full citation Omore, Amos; Omondi, Immaculate; Rao, James; Ojango, Julie; Mwendia, Solomon; Ngoteya, Godfrey; Jeremiah, Adolf; Urassa, Neema; Magesho, Walter; Gitau, Jennifer; Poole, Elizabeth; Galiè, Alessandra, 2023, "Maziwa Zaidi / More Milk in Tanzania (Phase 2) - Scoping Study and Market Agent (Agripreneur) Baseline Survey and Women in Livestock Business Baseline Survey (WELBI)", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766.1/FK2/1SUEUR, MELDATA, V1

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Abstract

Maziwa Zaidi Phase II (2019-2021) is centred around a catalytic core project titled “Agri-entrepreneurship, technology uptake and inclusive dairy development in Tanzania”. The project aims to catalyze uptake of “proven” dairy technology packages that improve the livelihoods of small holder farmers. It will do so by consolidating previous research to date and translating it into an integrated package of pilot interventions. The pilot interventions will generate the evidence needed to attract public and private development investment to take them to scale. This dataset contains (1) an initial scoping survey of agripreneurs in project intervention areas, (2) a baseline survey of selected agri-preneurs (intervention and control) to understand the profiles of the actors in the non-producer dairy value chains node and (3) a baseline survey of women agri-preneurs (intervention and control) using the Women in Livestock Business (WELBI) survey tool.