Regional Pastoral Livelihoods
Resilience Project
An overview
Joint Kenya/Uganda cross border disease control
workshop - Kitale– 8th July 2013
Regional Pastoral Livelihoods
Resilience Project
• Background
• ASAL communities vulnerable during
periods of drought.
• Interventions focus on national level issues
• need for well-coordinated regional
interventions (Trans-boundary).
•
IDDRS Initiative
• Initiated by HS of IGAD September 2011
summit
• Followed drought of 2011 where 12 mill people
affected
• Mandated IGAD to spearhead programe
Drought resilience program
• Prepared Regional Programming Framework
(RPF)
• Aligned Country programming papers (CPPs)
• Aligned projects being formulated (CPDs)
1. Natural resources management
2. Market access and trade
3. Livelihoods support
4. Pastoral Risk Management
5. Research knowledge mangt and tech transfer
6. Conflict prevn, resolution and peace building
7. Coordination, institutional strengthening and
partnerships
Project Development Objective:
Enhance livelihood resilience of pastoral and
agro-pastoral communities in drought prone areas
Regional Pastoral Livelihoods
Resilience Project
• Five components:
1. Natural resources management
2. Market access and trade
3. Livelihoods support
4. Pastoral Risk Management
5. Project Management and Institutional
Support
PDO: Enhance livelihood resilience of pastoral and agro-pastoral
communities in drought prone areas
PDO INDICATOR 1:
% decrease of food aid distributed in the targeted area
PDO INDICATOR 2:
% decrease of livestock death
1. Natural
Resources
Management
2. Market
Access and
trade
3. Livelihood
Support
1.1 Water
Resources
1.2 Pasture/Land
Development
1.3 Secure Access
to NR in ASALs
2.1 Marketing
Infrastructure
2.2 Value chains
2.3 Financial
Access Support
2.4 Livestock
Mobility
3.1 Livestock
Production and
Health
3.2 Crop
Production
3.3.Livelihood
diversification
5. Project Management and
institutional support
5.1 PM, ME&L, KM,
Communication
4. Pastoral
Risk
Management
4.1 Pastoral Early
Warning and
Response
4.2 Climate Risk
Management
5.2 Regional and National
Institutions Support
1. Natural Resources Management
Capacities to
manage shared
resources are
strengthened
Infrastructures
for shared
water
resources
improved
1.2
Pasture/Land
Development
Capacities to
manage shared
rangelands are
strengthened
Rangelands
are
rehabilitated
Knowledge on
best practices
for rangeland
management
shared
1.3 Secure
Access to NR
in ASALs
Best practices
on ensuring
access to NR
identified and
shared
Cross-border
livestock
routes are
mapped and
demarcated
Capacities to
manage
rangeland and
stock routes
strengthened
1.1 Water
Resources
Integrated
mapping
system of
shared
resources
2. Market Access and trade
2.1 Marketing
Support and
infrastructures
Marketing
infrastructure
cross border
improved
Regional price
information
system
strengthened
2.2 Value chains
developed
Market for ASAL
products
developed
Transformation
of informal in
formal traders
supported
2.3 Financial
Access Support
Financial and
payment systems
harmonized
Pastoral
Organizations
capacity to use
financial services
enchanced
Livestock
Marketing Policy
enhanced
Certification and
testing
institutions
strengthened
2.4 Livestock
Mobility
Pastoral
Organizations
developed/
strengthened
Cross border
animal health
coordination
mechanism
improved
3. Livelihood Support
3.1
Livestock
Production
and Health
Livestock
disease
surveillance
strengthen
ed
Actors are
informed
and
respond to
disease
outbreaks
Animal
health
facilities
strengthen
ed
Pests and
vectors
controlled
Animal
Nutrition
improved
Drought
tolerant
breeds
promoted
3.2 Crop
Production
Needs
basis
review of
AgroPast.
FS
Curricula
Master
Trainers
are able to
train APFS
facilitators
Drought
tolerant
crops
promoted
Production
of cereal
and legum
supported
Postharvest
facilities
promoted
Mixed
farming
practices
promoted
3.3
Livelihood
diversification
saving and
credit
promoted
for IGA
Alternative
livelihoods
promoted
Alternative
fencing
systems
promoted
TBD
Fuel
efficient
stoves
promoted
TBD
4. Pastoral Risk Management
4.1 Pastoral
Early
Warning and
Response
EW info
available on
time,
disseminated,
understood
Effective
responses to
early
warning
systems
DRM
policies
harmonized
and
strengthened
Drought
response
financing
mechanisms
in place
4.2 Climate
Risk
Management
Climate
sensitive
diseases
monitoring
strengthened
Information
flows
optimized
Climate
related
research
strengthened
Capacity in
weather
monitoring
strengthened
4.3?
? Drought
response
financing
mechanisms
in place?
5. Project Management and Institutional Support
5.1
PM, ME&L,
KM,
Communicat
ion
5.2
Regional and
National
Institutions
Support
Project
management
and
coordination
structures
established
Integrated
Planning,
M&E and
Learning
system
established
Integrated
KM and
communicati
on system
established
Regional
institutions
strengthened
National
public
institutions
strengthened
National
apex
institutions
strengthened
(eg pastoral)
Financial
management
audit and
procurement
systems
established
Enhance livelihood resilience of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in
drought prone areas
% decrease of food aid distributed in the targeted area
% decrease of livestock death
1. Natural
Resources
Management
2. Market
Access and
trade
3. Livelihood
Support
4. Pastoral
Risk
Management
Estimated cost:
around 20% of the
funds
Estimated cost:
around 30% of the
funds
Estimated cost:
around 30% of the
funds
Estimated cost:
around 10% of the
funds
5. Project Management and institutional support
Estimated cost: around
10% of the funds
PROJECT AREA
UGANDA
KENYA
PROJECT INDICATIVE FUNDING LEVELS
ETHIOPIA 75 Million USD
KENYA
75 Million USD
UGANDA 30 MILLION USD
(60 Million)
Contributions from National, County and
Community sources