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Marketing to promote local breeds and improve livelihoods
LPP, LIFE Network, IUCN–WISP and FAO. 2010. Adding value to livestock
diversity – Marketing to promote local breeds and improve livelihoods. FAO
Animal Production and Health Paper 168. Rome.
Also available in
French
and Spanish
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Mercadotecnia para promover las razas autóctonas y los medios de
subsistencia
LPP, LIFE Network, UICN-IMPS y FAO. 2011. Añadiendo valor a la diversidad
ganadera: Mercadotecnia para promover las razas autóctonas y los medios de
subsistencia. Estudios FAO: Producción y Sanidad Animal, nº. 168. Roma.
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Can it help the drylands and food-insecure countries?
Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, League for Pastoral Peoples
Arguments for an international agreement
to govern the genetic resources of farm animals. How can breeds and
genes be conserved, where are the biodiversity hotspots, and what
should an international agreement cover?
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Commercialiser pour promouvoir les races locales et améliorer
les moyens d'existence
LPP, LIFE Network, IUCN–WISP et FAO. 2011. Donner de la valeur ajoutée à
la diversité du bétail: Commercialiser pour promouvoir les races locales et
améliorer les moyens d’existence. Études FAO: Production et santé animales.
Numéro 168. Rome.
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Roger Blench and Zoë Marriage
Working Paper 117, Overseas Development Institute (March 1999)
Edited by Paul Mundy.
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Endogenous livestock development
Strengthening local initiatives, using resources sustainably
Evelyn Mathias
24-page booklet on people-centred approaches to livestock development.
Published by the League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock
Development and the Endogenous Livestock Development Network.
 Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
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An information kit on traditional animal health care practices
Four practical, illustrated manuals covering traditional veterinary
techniques used in S and SE Asia. Individual books cover ruminants (cattle,
sheep, goats), pigs, chickens, and general procedures and preparing herbal remedies.
Published 1994 by the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction.
Writeshop managed and books edited by Paul Mundy
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IIRR Philippines
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Development Library
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A field manual of traditional animal health care practices
A pioneering field guide to traditional animal health care practices
in Kenya. It covers more than 60 diseases in camels, cattle, chickens, dogs, donkeys,
goats and sheep. For each disease or problem, the manual gives the signs, causes,
prevention and treatment measures. Published 1996 by Intermediate Technology-Kenya and the
International Institute of Rural Reconstruction's Africa office.
Available from
IIRR
Available from
IIRR Philippines
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Traditional and modern veterinary care for the dromedary
Ilse Köhler-Rollefson, Paul Mundy and Evelyn Mathias Illustrated field manual on camel diseases under pastoral conditions. Includes
both traditional and modern treatments for a wide variety of camel ailments.
Published 2001 by ITDG Publishing. Co-authored, edited
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Experiences from over 30 development organizations in strengthening
food security in eastern and southern Ethiopia. Covers interventions in
water, livestock, rangeland and resource management, crops, alternative
foods, income diversification, institutions, services, conflict
management, policies and advocacy. Published 2004 by IIRR.
Available from
IIRR
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The exchange of livestock breeds and genes between North
and South
Evelyn Mathias and Paul Mundy, 2005
An analysis of the flows of livestock breeds and genes
between Germany and the developing world.
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
Co-authored and edited by Paul Mundy
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Herders care for biodiversity
Poster and booklet on the role of pastoralists and small-scale
livestock keepers in conserving biodiversity. Prepared for the Planet
Diversity conference and Convention on Biological Diversity in Bonn, 2008.
Published by the League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock
Development, Ober-Ramstadt, Germany.
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
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Documenting animal breeds and breeding from a community perspective
Lokhit Pashu-Palak Sansthan and Ilse Köhler-Rollefson. 2005
Describes the threats to local livestock breeds, and how to document
these breeds as a first step in conserving them in collaboration with the
communities where they evolved.
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Intellectual property rights and animal genetic resources
Two-page factsheet on patents and other intellectual property rights as
they relate to livestock breeds.
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
Editing and layout by Paul Mundy. |
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Indigenous livestock breeding communities and animal genetic
resources
Proceedings of a workshop of pastoralists and other communities
dependent on indigenous livestock breeds, focusing on animal genetic
resources and livestock breeders' rights.
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
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Keepers of genesThe interdependence between pastoralists, breeds, access to the commons, and livelihoods
Ilse Köhler-Rollefson and the LIFE Network, Sadri, Rajasthan, India
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org
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Conserving breeds, supporting livelihoods
Nutztierrassen
erhalten, ländliche Existenzen bewahren.
Ilse Köhler-Rollefson
Booklet published in English and German outlining the case for supporting
the rights of livestock keepers in order to conserve valuable animal genetic
diversity. Published by the League for Pastoral Peoples, 2004.
Available at
www.pastoralpeoples.org Edited and desktop published
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From asset to liability in the course of the livestock revolution: Discussion paper
Evelyn Mathias
Discussion paper on the debt situation of livestock farmers in developed and developing countries. Published by the League for Pastoral Peoples, 2012.
Also available at
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The LIFE Network
Booklet on the goals, activities and lessons of a network of
non-government organizations promoting local livestock breeds.
Published 2010 by the LIFE Network.
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An analysis of eight cases
Evelyn Mathias, Paul Mundy and Ilse Köhler-Rollefson
Animal Genetic Resources 47, 2010. Food and Agricultural
Organization of the United Nations
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An information kit on low-cost health care practices
Set of four booklets describing methods and treatments for use by paraveterinary
health workers. Published 1996 by the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction.
 HTML version
Available on the
Community
Development Library
Managing editor: Paul Mundy |
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Socially and ecologically responsible development
An occasional newsletter for those interested in promoting
socially and ecologically responsible livestock development. It is
produced by the League for Pastoral Peoples,
www.pastoralpeoples.org
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A tool for sustainable development?
Ellen Geerlings
People-centred livestock development builds on livestock keepers’ own
initiatives and efforts, while helping them to use the best of both local
and outside knowledge and resources. This literature review summarizes and
analyses the experiences of 16 projects and organizations in Africa, Latin
America and Europe that use such approaches.
Geerlings, Ellen. 2010. People-centred livestock development: A tool for
sustainable development? League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous
Livestock Development. Ober-Ramstadt, Germany.
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Building a multi-stakeholder platform for the conservation of the
camel in Rajasthan
Lokhit Pashu-Palak Sansthan
Proceedings of an International Conference held on 23–25 November 2004 in
Sadri. Lokhit Pashu-Palak Sansthan, Sadri, Rajasthan, India.
Camel specialists from around the world discussed how to make camel
keeping more profitable and attractive, so the decline in camel
numbers in Rajasthan can be halted.
Conference facilitated and proceedings edited by Paul
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State of the world's animal genetic resources for food and agriculture
Section C: Flows of animal genetic resources
Evelyn Mathias, Ilse Koehler-Rollefson and Paul Mundy
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