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EDU Contacts: Jiwa

First Name

Farouk

Last Name

Jiwa

Job Title

Senior Regional Technical Advisor

Region

Care Int'l

Country

USA/Kenya

E-mail Address

fjiwa@care.org

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Contribution Type	Country	Other Contacts	Title
Presentation	Canada	Farouk Jiwa: fjiwa@care.org	CARE Enterprise Partners - CARE Canada
Industry Documents	Canada	Sybil Chidiac- schidiac@care.org farouk Jiwa- fjiwa@care.org
Project Brief	Bangladesh	Farouk Jiwa- fjiwa@care.org	SDVC Project Overview
Project Brief	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia		Working as a Consortium
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa- Fjiwa@care.org	ELMT: Report on Camel Milk Hygiene and Business skills Training
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa- fjiwa@care.org	ELMT_Management, Leadership, and Marketing for Dairy Traders Associations
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa: fjiwa@care.org	Market Survey of Fodder supporting peri-urban livestock in Mandera
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa: fjiwa@care.org; Wabekbon Development Consultants: wibdconsult@wthionet.et	Womens Milk and Small Ruminant Marketing in Mandera Triangles
Report	Kenya		Impact Assessment of Community Animal Health System in Mandera West District, Kenya
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa: fjiwa@care.org	ELMT_Final Evaluation Report
Report	Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia	Farouk Jiwa-Fjiwa@care.org	ELMT Consortium Policy Brief
Manual	Kenya	Farouk Jiwa-fjiwa@care.org	Small Business Management Skills_Facilitator guide
Report	Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia	Doris Kaberia- kaberia@care.or.ke Farouk Jiwa- fjiwa@care.org	ELMT_Livelihoods Diversification Activities
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Projects

Region	Country	Project	Description
Asia	Bangladesh	Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain in Bangladesh	Dairy farming represents a major source of employment and income for the poor in rural Bangladesh. According to a report by the Department of Livestock in Bangladesh, the sector generates approximately 20 percent of full-time employment. Furthermore, Bangladesh has the 3rd largest cattle population of any nation in Asia and the 12th largest in the world. In light of ever-increasing demand for dairy products nationally, the development of Bangladesh's dairy sector holds tremendous potential for enabling economic empowerment for the rural poor. The industry is plagued however by poor production quality and volumes, fragmentation of supply, a lack of access to quality inputs and animal health services and distrust between producers and buyers. To maximize the value of assets and support the evolution of a competitive national dairy industry that provides opportunities for poverty alleviation, these issues must be overcome. This project aims to double the income of 35,000 targeted smallholding and landless milk producer households from a current $18-$30. The project will also create employment opportunities for extremely poor households especially women through various activities along the value chain. In order to achieve this target the project not only focuses on the dairy producers, but also investigates the entire dairy value chain and actively facilitates an improved milk collection system; enhanced access to inputs, markets and services; and an ameliorated policy environment.
East and Central Africa	Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia	Enhanced Livlihoods in the Mandera Triangle	The program aims to increase the self-reliance and resiliency of the population through improved livelihoods in drought prone pastoral areas affecting the Mandera Triangle. The program specifically supports results to: (i) protect livestock-based livelihoods in emergencies; (ii) enhance livelihoods through improved livestock production, health and marketing; (iii) enhance natural resource management; (iv) strengthen alternative livelihood strategies; (v) strengthen capacity of customary institutions in peace building, civil governance and conflict mitigation; and (vi) strengthen the pastoralist area “voice” in dryland policy formulation and implementation.
East and Central Africa	Kenya	Livestock Marketing and Enterprise (LIME) & Livestock Purchasing (LIP) Fund	Objective: Improve the livelihoods of pastoralist livestock holders in the drought prone and heavily impoverished region through value chain initiatives.
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